Tekken (Nintendo Cinematic Universe)

Tekken is a Japanese anime film.

Summary

Seventeen years after being thrown off a cliff, Kazuya Mishima seeks revenge on his father, Heihachi, for throwing him off the cliff, in a fighting tournament.

Characters

Japanese Voice	English Voice	Character	Description
Masanori Shinohara (adult)	Jordan Byrne (adult)	Kazuya Mishima	Heihachi's estranged son who was thrown off a cliff at the age of five to test his strength. After surviving, Kazuya became an unbeatable martial artist thug (aside from a draw with Paul) who spends his days stealing shoes.
Ryoko Shiraishi (child)	Jacob Franchek (child)
Kanehira Yamamoto	Jamieson Price	Paul Phoenix	An American martial artist aiming to defeat his rival Kazuya (whom he defeated in a draw); however, he loses to him in the finals and becomes a runner-up. He is also good friends with Law and his family.
Satoru Sayama	Fray Tormenta	King	A Mexican priest and professional wrestler who enters the tournament to earn money to fund his own orphanage. Although he doesn't win the tournament, he manages to earn enough money (thanks to Yoshimitsu) to achieve his goal. He wears a jaguar mask when fighting; unlike the games, King actually speaks when his jaguar mask is off, but his face is rarely shown.
Yumi Toma	Mary Elizabeth McGlynn	Nina Williams	A professional assassin working for the Mishima Zaibatsu, hired by Heihachi to infiltrate the tournament and assassinate Kazuya.
Katsuhiro Harada	David Vincent	Marshall Law	A Chinese-American restaurant owner who enters the tournament to fund his own martial arts dojo. Although he doesn't win the tournament, he manages to earn enough money (thanks to Yoshimitsu) to achieve his goal.
Banjo Ginga	Jordan Byrne	Jack	A Russian battle robot created by G Corporation entered into the tournament to defeat Heihachi and overtake the Mishima Zaibatsu. Unfortunately, it is defeated and destroyed by Kazuya.
Narumi Hidaka	Mibu Minami	Michelle Chang	A Native American who enters the tournament to avenge her Chinese father's death at the hands of Heihachi.
Tomokazu Seki	Mitch Urban	Yoshimitsu	The leader of the Manji Clan, a clan of thieves who steal from rich people to give to the poor, from feudal Japan. In modern days, he is resurrected by Dr. Bosconovitch and enters the tournament to claim the prize money (as well as Ganryu's ill-gotten gains). Although he doesn't win the tournament, he manages to steal the money since Kazuya was uninterested.
Ryotaro Okiayu	William Word	Lee Cholan	Heihachi's adopted son and the head of the Mishima Zaibatsu's technology division.
?	?	Kuma	Heihachi's pet bear.
?	?	Armor King	King's friendly rival and fellow professional wrestler.
Yumi Toma	Tara Platt	Anna Williams	Nina's twin sister and fellow professional assassin also working for the Mishima Zaibatsu, and sent by Heihachi to assassinate Kazuya. Both are constantly at odds with each other.
?	Hu Qian	Wang Jinrei	An elderly Chinese martial artist begrudgingly employed by the Mishima Zaibatsu.
Banjo Ginga	Jordan Byrne	Prototype Jack	Jack's predecessor. Like it's successor, Prototype Jack was entered into the tournament to defeat Heihachi and overtake the Mishima Zaibatsu, but it failed.
Shiho Kikuchi	?	Kunimitsu	Yoshimitsu's former apprentice. After she was dismissed for stealing some of Yoshimitsu's funds for her own benefits, Kunimitsu sought Michelle's pendant for treasure, but she was defeated.
Hidenari Ugaki	Earl Baylon	Ganryu	A dishonorably discharged professional sumo wrestler employed by the Mishima Zaibatsu. His profits were stolen by Yoshimitsu as punishment for his corruption.
Wataru Takagi	Jamieson Price	Heihachi Mishima	The corrupt CEO of the Mishima Zaibatsu and host of the King of Iron Fist Tournament.
Shuntaro Furukawa	Doug Bowser	Martial Arts Delinquent

Plot Elements

• A five-year-old boy is seen atop a cliff being trained by his father, the boy accusing his father of murdering his mother. After knocking him out, the father throws his son off the cliff.
• Seventeen years later, a young man named Kazuya is a martial arts thug who steals shoes for a hobby. One day, he notices the announcement of the "King of Iron Fist Tournament" by the Mishima Zaibatsu, its CEO being Heihachi Mishima; Kazuya decides to enter, apparently holding a grudge against Heihachi.
• For his part, Heihachi Mishima is the corrupt–yet honorable–CEO of the Mishima Zaibatsu, who has currently been trying to find ways of gaining immortality.
• Kazuya manages to defeat all other opponents, giving him the opportunity to face Heihachi.
• Kazuya demands that he and Heihachi face off at "the place where he last saw his father"; Kazuya is revealed to be Heihachi's estranged son and wants to battle his father at the cliff he was thrown off seventeen years ago.
• At the cliff, Kazuya decides to raise the stakes: the winner not only claims the Mishima Zaibatsu, but also throws the loser off the same cliff.
• Kazuya wins and throws his father off the cliff, becoming the new CEO of the Mishima Zaibatsu.
• Mid-Credits Scene: As Kazuya ascends the Mishima Zaibatsu tower, the citizens down below start to disintegrate into golden dust particles.

Notes

• The 123rd installment of the Nintendo Cinematic Universe.
  • The 32nd installment of Stage 5.
    • The 11th installment of Stage 5.5.
• Based on Tekken.
• Co-Produced by Bandai-Namco Entertainment.