Kazuya notes that when he was revived by G-Corporation, part of the Devil Gene was forced out of his body because of his death at the hands of Heihachi, the gene would eventually find Jin Kazama, still a fetus within Jun Kazama, but was defeated by her, yet was inevitably able to enter Jin after Jun's disappearance.ĭevil Jin's official debut occurred with Tekken 5, where he not only acted as the game's penultimate boss in the arcade run but also featured the return of Jin's forgotten Mishima Style Karate.Īs Jin does not have as much control over the Devil Gene as his father or grandmother, Devil Jin's presence is often due to an involuntary transformation. As Kazuya was reintroduced into the series, he would give more backstory to Devil Jin's origin. Jin had received a portion of the Devil Gene from his father during the events between Tekken 2 and 3, resulting in his trademark tattoo. Devil Jin wears gauntlets coloured the same as the flame on his pants and shoes coloured the same the respective leg.Īlthough Devil Jin made repeated cameos and hints during Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag Tournament, his very first full appearance would occur in Tekken 4. Many of Devil Jin's outfits have him wearing generally black pants, with his right leg having a flame graphic on it, covering up to his mid-thigh section.

His appearance is very similar to that of his human form with added inhuman traits including horns, wings, tattoos, a bone like horns protruding from his forearms, and light yellow irises. According to Devil Jin's Tekken 5 prologue, Jinpachi Mishima, escaping captivity when Hon-Maru fell, triggered the evil that had been building up inside Jin. Devil Jin is Jin Kazama consumed by the Devil Gene, passed on to him by his father. Though Devil Jin made his first playable appearance in Tekken 5, he made his first non-playable appearance in Tekken 3 in Jin's ending.

Devil Jin (デビル仁 Debiru Jin) was first introduced in Tekken 5 and has returned for every subsequent game.

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