Tekken 1 yoshimitsu series#

Ending Description Yoshimitsu attacks a helicopter escaping with the abducted Bosconovitch. Yoshimitsu will stop at nothing to rescue Bosconovitch. Story Prologue (Non-Official) The scientist Bosconovitch, who once saved Yoshimistu's life, has been abducted by Kazuya Mishima.

He also has a 'Flea' stance, where he stands on his sword by placing the tip into the ground and wrapping his hands and feet around the hilt. Another of his stances is 'Manji Dragonfly', where he rotates his sword and his mechanical left hand to levitate in midair. A variation of this is 'Indian Stance', where he heals himself while sitting Indian style. One is 'Meditation', where he turns his back to his opponent and heals himself.

Another use of his sword is in 'Harakiri' moves, where he impales himself and his opponent with it, damaging them both. In addition to performing slashes with his sword and using it to impale his opponent, he can now rotate it with his mechanical left hand in a windmill manner (he can also use this method to fly). Yoshimitsu's fighting style incorporates a blend of ninjutsu, sword attacks, and special stances. Tekken 2 screenshot: Yoshimitsu VS Yoshimistu At a count of three, it is also the one to feature the most of them.

Yoshimitsu is the first character to have a 10 Hit Combo that incorporates Unblockable moves.

In the game manual, he is referred to as 'Space Ninja'.

Ganryu is Yoshimitsu's stage 8 sub-boss.

Yoshimitsu is Ganryu's stage 8 sub-boss.

Marshall Law, his wife and young son, Forest Law are overjoyed and wave goodbye to the strangers as they ride off in to the distance. Yoshimitsu is opens a box and empties it of it's contents, Ganryu's ill gotten gains. Ending Description Yoshimitsu along with follow Manji clan members ride through a slum on horseback. He enters the 1st Tournament to rob Ganryu's of his ill gotten gains and return it to the poor. Story Prologue (Non-Official) Yoshimitsu is the leader of the Manji Clan, a group of ninjas that steal from the rich and give to the poor. Another defining trait of Yoshimitsu is his usage of moves that will make him dizzy and send him falling to the ground if performed all the way through (B+1,1,1,1,1,1 Stone Fist and D/B+3,3,3,3,3 Crouching Spinning Kick). In addition to being the only character to incorporate the use of a weapon into his fighting style, Yoshimitsu is also characterized by his many 'spinning' moves, particularly in his kicks, such as 3 Kick Combo (4,4,4) and Zig Zag (3,4). Tekken screenshot: Yoshimitsu VS Yoshimistu

Anna Kournikova's Smash Court Tennis ( 1998).

His title in the original trilogy is Mechanized Space Ninja. The outfit was also used as the design for Yoshimitsu in the 2010 live action Tekken film. Yoshimitsu's most popular design seems to be his Tekken 3 default outfit, as it has appeared in the most games: Tekken 3, Tekken Tag Tournament, Tekken Advance, and Street Fighter X Tekken. Based from win quotes in Street Fighter X Tekken the curse of his sword seems to be of some renown since many fighters such as Jin, Kazuya, Ryu and Akuma all seem to know the curse of his sword while some fighters like Hwoarang also sense supernatural powers within it.

In Tekken 6 he gains a second sword and a drastic change in gameplay. Though Kunimitsu got the chance to actually use it in gameplay in Tekken 2. Yoshimitsu was one of only two characters to carry a weapon in Tekken, the other being Kunimitsu.

Tekken 1 yoshimitsu series#

Yoshimitsu is one of the most recognisable characters outside of the series even with his ever changing appearance, becoming a Namco Bandai staple. This has led fans to speculate about the connection between the two series and the history of the character. Additionally, an analogous character bearing the same name, weapon, clan, and background was later carried over into NamcoвЂ™s Soul Series of fighting games, making his debut in Soul Calibur and once again returning for all of the sequels. Due to his unique look and fighting style he has proven popular amongst fans and he has returned for all subsequent sequels, becoming one of only four characters to do so, the others are Paul Phoenix, Nina Williams, and Heihachi Mishima. Yoshimitsu (еђ‰е…‰) was originally introduced in Tekken.