Kazuya has defeated Heihachi and picks up his dad’s limp body, almost in a loving manner, but promptly drops him off a cliff to his implied death as revenge for his dad doing the same to him when he was younger.
However, his ending throws a monkey wrench in that idea and begins his eventual slip to the dark side. The usual tells of him wearing white and having one clear recognisable form of attire all seemed to point to the idea that he was the main guy we should be getting behind. To most people it seemed like Kazuya was the protagonist in the first Tekken game. It’s all subjective at the end of the day, and what tickles my fancy may not tickle yours. This, of course, is not intended to be an objective list of any kind, and if I leave out an ending that you love, then please feel free to mention it in the comments.
Seriously, you have wacky characters like Shun Di on the roster, would it kill you to give us a fun 30-second video of him doing something silly?). Granted, the special FMV endings were only for the main cast in the first Tekken game, with the sub-bosses only getting their own endings once Tekken 2 came around, but that still meant that almost half the cast got some sort of a proper ending once the game came to a close, which is more than other games get (again, Virtua Fighter, I’m looking at YOU. Not every fighting game has special ending videos or cutscenes for when you complete the single-player arcade campaign ( Virtua Fighter, I’m looking at YOU), but Tekken always has dating back to the very first game in the series. Let’s finish that journey this week by looking at my personal picks for the Top Ten Best Endings from the PSX era of the Tekken series. For the past couple of weeks, we’ve been taking a journey back in time to take a look at the Tekken games of the fifth gen.
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