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Don't get in my way.
~ Jin Kazama
I control my own future.
~ Jin in Street Fighter X Tekken.
More blood has been shed. This family is a curse.
~ Jin as he witnessed the Mishima Clan's curse.

Jin Kazama is the main protagonist of the Tekken franchise. He is the son of Kazuya Mishima and Jun Kazama, who seeks to end the Mishima Bloodline in order to save the world from evil. He is also known as the Child of Destiny, as well as one of the few characters to have wings.

Although he is the overall protagonist of the series, he has done morally questionable deeds, most notably in Tekken 6 where he served as one of the main villains, albeit with good intentions in mind.

In Japanese, he is voiced by Isshin Chiba in all Tekken series. In English, he is voiced by Brad Swaile in Street Fighter X Tekken, by Patrick Seitz (credited as Darren Daniels) in Tekken: Blood Vengeance, and Kaiji Tang in Tekken: Bloodline.

Appearance[]

Jin is a Japanese male with black hair that is spiked upwards, in a style similar to the hairstyle of his father, but with the bangs of his mother. In fact, in the early screen showings of Tekken 3, many fans assumed that the yet unnamed Jin Kazama is Kazuya in his early teen years, due to their similarities. Jin is also very muscular and toned, as evidenced by his large biceps, visible abs, and pectoral muscles.

Jin has a black mark on one of his arms, which Devil has branded onto him.

Jin has worn many outfits in the course of the Tekken series. Many of these outfits feature flames on them, and with the exception of a single outfit in Tekken 6, he always wears either gloves or gauntlets.

Personality[]

Jin's actions and surroundings fit the mold of a quintessential "tragic hero", excluding the lack of a tragic flaw as of Tekken 6. As with many tragedies, all of the major traumatic events that occur within the hero's life are beyond his control: his grandfather and father are two of the most malicious and ruthless individuals who've ever lived on the face of the earth. Also, his mother was cruelly and abruptly taken from him, while he was 15.

Jin has a very complex personality. He has the kindness of his mother, Jun Kazama and his grandmother, Kazumi Mishima. Likewise, he has the fighting spirit and determination of his half-uncle, Lars and his great grandfather, as well as a hidden and silent personal to his legal nephew Lee Chaolan, Jinpachi Mishima. He also has the anger of his father, Kazuya Mishima and his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima.

In the events of Tekken 6, Jin uses his new position as the CEO of the Mishima Zaibatsu to throw the world into war in hopes of a cure, although his intentions are entirely benevolent, since he seeks to use this to awaken and then destroy a much greater threat, Azazel. Believing that defeating this monster could help get rid of his curse, Jin might have destroyed countless people's property, ruined many lives and won lots of enemies through his actions. This may mean that Jin (no matter how painful it is for him) is willing to go out of his morals if that is what it takes to save the world. This again shows that no matter how indifferent and arrogant Jin seems to be, he is still a good man.

Biography[]

Tekken 3[]

Born as the son of Kazuya Mishima and Jun Kazama, Jin was raised in a secluded area with only his mother, thereby developing such a great fondness towards her. He also learned the Kazama Style Martial Arts from her.

On his 15th birthday, however, the ancient Fighting God Ogre arrived, and attacked Jun. Jin was swiftly defeated while attempting to protect his mother, and when he woke up, Jun was nowhere to be seen along with Ogre. Thinking that his mother was murdered, Jin swore revenge. As Jun told him, if anything happened to her, he should seek aid from his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, so he did. Heihachi took him in and trained him the Mishima-Style Karate and had him enrolled in the Mishima High School where he would be acquainted with Ling Xiaoyu. Later, in order to lure Ogre, Heihachi opened the third King of Iron Fist Tournament, which Jin participated.

The one who advanced to the final and defeated Ogre, however, was instead Paul Phoenix. However, when Paul left, feeling victorious, Ogre revealed its true, beastly form, True Ogre, in which Jin stepped in and defeated it, avenging his mother. However, in that very moment of victory, he was suddenly shot by none other than Heihachi, who saw him already outliving his usefulness to lure Ogre in. In that moment, Jin's Devil Gene awakened, angered by the betrayal and proceeded to swipe down Heihachi and his Tekken Force before retreating.

Tekken 4[]

After regaining his senses, Jin started to loathe his Mishima bloodline. Discarding what he learned from Heihachi, he trained in the arts of Traditional Karate, mixing it with the Kazama-style Martial Arts, while hiding in Brisbane, Australia. At the same time, he sent a message to his closest friend Xiaoyu to be aware of the Zaibatsu.

Two years after the tournament, Jin learned that his father, Kazuya, has returned from the dead and the fourth King of Iron Fist Tournament is underway. Sensing a chance to destroy his father and grandfather, Jin participated. But before he could fight against Kazuya in the semi-finals, he was ambushed by the Tekken Force and captured, locked inside Honmaru.

After a while of fighting the demons inside him along with the urges from his father to give in to his Devil powers, Jin woke up, broke from the chains tying him and proceeded to defeat both Kazuya and Heihachi. He was ready to finally kill his grandfather, but the spirit of Jun appeared before the blow was dealt. In honor of his mother, Jin spared the two and flew away.

Tekken 5[]

Jin flew away, but he was unconscious at the same time. When he did awake, he noticed that his surroundings were completely ruined. When he returned home to Yakushima, he was haunted with nightmares about his Devil Gene. Unsure with how long he could hold out, Jin decided to embark on a journey to vanquish the evil within him.

Later, the fifth King of Iron Fist Tournament is announced. Jin participated and eventually found out that it was sponsored by his great-grandfather, Jinpachi Mishima. Jin defeated him and his Devil form, and inherited the Mishima Zaibatsu as a reward.

Tekken 6[]

Upon taking over the Zaibatsu, Jin's personality had changed. Like his father and grandfather, he became a ruthless leader and plunged the world into a warzone, declaring war on all nations that opposed him. Noticing that everyone now wanted a piece of him for his atrocities, Jin opened the sixth King of Iron Fist Tournament.

At the end of the Scenario Campaign, after being defeated by his uncle Lars Alexandersson, Jin's true nature was revealed. The reason why he plunged the world into utter chaos was to gather enough negative energy to bring forth the creature known as Azazel, the one who generated the Devil Gene in the first place. Jin's theory is that if he killed Azazel, the Devil Gene would be no more, he would free both himself and the world from the accursed gene. He ends up pushing both himself and Azazel into oblivion, possibly killing themselves.

However, when Raven investigated the place where this took place in the near future, he found Jin's body, still with his Devil's mark, indicating that he may have survived the ordeal.

Tekken 7[]

Jin appears as a supporting character in Tekken 7 slowly recovering from his fight against Azazel from the previous game. He is eventually rescued by Lars after being chased by UN Officers.

During the middle of the story, Nina attempts to apprehend Jin from Lars, but fails in capturing after Jin is airlifted by Lee Chaolan to another location where he fully recovers from his injuries.

During the epilogue of the main story, Jin has fully recovered and vows to end the war, kill Kazuya and save the world.

Tekken 8[]

Mishima... Kazuya! Your very existence brings turmoil to the world!
~ Jin confronting Kazuya after Heihachi's death.

Jin returns as the main protagonist of Tekken 8. After the death of his grandfather Heihachi Mishima, he will fight Kazuya once more to stop his conquest for world domination. As he is no longer alone anymore, Jin receives aids from more than just his two uncles, Lars and Lee.

Jin confronted Kazuya, and the two fought using the power of their Devil Genes. However, Jin failed to maintain control over his devil form; he transformed completely and ultimately lost to Kazuya. Unconscious under rubble in the city, Jin had a vision of his devil form extending a hand to him, but he rejected its offer of assistance as he thought that doing so would make him no better than his father (who had merged his mind with that of his own devil form). Alisa rescued Jin from the rubble.

One week later, Jin was recuperating at an Yggdrasil base. He and Lars sparred, only for Lee to interrupt and share the troubling news that Jin’s strength and abilities had diminished. At Lars’s request, Jin attempted to call upon his devil powers but found himself unable to access them. Three days later, Jin almost collapsed whilst training. Alisa went to his aid. Jin thanked her for saving him and she told Jin that he was the hope of mankind. Based on past experiences, Jin came to believe that he would regain his ability to use his devil powers if he was put at risk of death and told Lars and Lee of his intention to enter the eighth King of Iron Fist Tournament. Lars was concerned that the tournament was a trap set by G Corporation, but Jin resolved to enter regardless. Jin believed that he needed to defeat Kazuya even at the cost of his own life.

Three days later, Jin was present at the arena for the tournament’s Asia Preliminaries. There, he encountered a young woman called Reina, who told him she attended Mishima Polytechnic just as he once had. Jin ignored her in this instance but was matched against her in the semifinals. As they fought, Jin realized she was using Mishima Style Fighting Karate like his late grandfather, Heihachi. After Reina landed a blow on him, Jin’s devil powers briefly reawakened, seemingly in response to the risk of death he associated with Heihachi’s style. After this, Reina suddenly forfeited the match. Hwoarang then entered the ring despite not being scheduled to fight Jin next. The two fought, and Jin felt a heat within his body that he had previously forgotten. His devil powers awoke in response to it, and he was able to defeat Hwoarang. Jin was unsure why he did not lose himself to his devil powers in this instance. Hwoarang remarked on Jin’s ‘weird power’, but then noted that it was ‘just another part’ of Jin.

When Niklas and Leo Kliesen arrived at Yggdrasil’s base to discuss findings about the Devil Gene with Yggdrasil’s leadership, Leo recognized Jin as the one who waged war as head of the Mishima Zaibatsu. Leo asked to spar, and Jin obliged. Later, Niklas explained that devils were humans that possessed a fraction of Azazel’s power. These devils were able to access their superhuman powers by drawing upon their desire. Lars hypothesized that Kazuya’s power came from his avarice, but Leo told Jin that they did not sense any selfish emotions in him whilst they were sparring, only warmth.

Jin attended the next stage of the King of Iron Fist Tournament, which was held in a coliseum in Italy. There, he faced Leroy Smith, who impressed upon him the importance of fighting from the heart rather than relying on physical strength alone. Jin defeated Leroy, and then Kazuya emerged. Yggdrasil and the United Nations' forces stormed the arena, having combined their strength in order to take out Kazuya. Xiaoyu, Claudio Serafino, and Zafina, who now had Azazel’s spirit sealed within her, also entered the arena. In the chaos, Kazuya assumed his devil form and captured Zafina, using his power to expel Azazel from her. Jin caught Zafina as she fell. Wounded, Zafina told Jin that he needed to return to the ‘point of origin’ to purge himself of evil. Jin realized he must go to his birthplace, Yakushima. Meanwhile, Kazuya absorbed Azazel’s power and took on a more powerful monstrous form. Claudio told Jin that any attempt to combat Kazuya in this form would fail at this time, and told him to do as Zafina said. One of the fighters present at the tournament, Emilie De Rochefort, offered to take Jin to Yakushima on her private jet. Jin left for Yakushima with Xiaoyu accompanying him.

Once they arrived in Yakushima, Jin and Xiaoyu traveled to the shrine where Jin and his mother once trained together. Xiaoyu asked Jin what he wanted to be when he grew up, and he told her he never desired anything beyond protecting his mother and their home. They reached a clearing and Xiaoyu suggested that they spar to see if it would help Jin discover what he needed to do. After they fought, Jin heard a lullaby from his childhood. He followed the sound of it into the opening of a sanctum. His body faltered, and he promised Xiaoyu he would return before falling unconscious. Xiaoyu watched over him and fought off waves of Jack-7 robots to protect him while he was vulnerable. Lars also traveled to the sanctum to assist and fought Kazuya when he reached the area.

Meanwhile, Jin faced his devil form on a plane of his subconscious. His devil form taunted him, telling him that power derived from anger and hatred was essential and that Jin could atone for his past actions only through solitude. Jin rejected these ideas, stating that awareness of his past mistakes was what would allow him to move forward. Jin then encountered his devil form as a mirror image of himself. Jin resolved that he was done rejecting his devil form as an innate part of himself, acknowledging that he could only move on if he accepted all he was and all he had done. Devil Jin asked him what it was he truly desired, and Jin stated that he was determined to protect those precious to him. His devil form granted him all of its power, and Jin realized that it had made efforts to protect him in the past. He thanked it and apologized for misunderstanding its intentions previously.

Jin awoke in time to save Lars from the path of one of Kazuya’s lasers. In his devil form (which now possessed one white wing, one black), Jin fought Kazuya. Jin was able to hold his own against Kazuya, but eventually found himself struggling to hold back a massive attack that Kazuya intended to destroy Yakushima with. As he attempted to hold the attack off, even if he had to die doing so, he had a vision of his mother, Jun. She told him that a noble death would cause pain to those around him. She reminded him that the Kazama way was to protect the well-being of those around him and himself. Jin asked his mother if he had the right to desire life after all he had done. She reminded him that a Kazama’s power was to foster life and cleanse evil. Jin assumed a new form, Angel Jin. Jun told him he could use his power to save himself and his father.

In his new form, Jin was able to redirect Kazuya’s attack to the ocean, saving Yakushima. Angel Jin and Devil Kazuya fought. Through this fight, both Jin and his father were purified of their Devil Genes. With their devil powers gone, they continued their fight. Jin was able to use all his teachings (from his mother’s Kazama-Style Traditional Martial Arts to the Mishima-Style Fighting Karate he once rejected), his determination to protect those he cared about, and his fresh resolve to live to defeat Kazuya. Jin left Kazuya unconscious and went to regroup with his loved ones. He believed the world to finally have been freed from the influence of devils and their powers. Jin then went on to travel with Xiaoyu.

Other Media[]

Tekken (2010 film)[]

He was played by Jon Foo.

Tekken: Blood Vengeance[]

Jin appears in the Tekken: Blood Vengeance movie as one of the main characters. He is still the CEO of the Mishima Zaibatsu. Like G Corporation, the Zaibatsu's rival company led by Kazuya Mishima, Jin is seeking out Shin Kamiya and his involvement with the Mutare Experiment (the M-Cell). He sends Nina Williams, his bodyguard, to Russia, to activate an android named Alisa Bosconovitch and use her as a spy to gather information about Shin, who's now a student at an international school in Kyoto, Japan.

Later, Ling Xiaoyu and Alisa are able to find Shin at Kyoto Castle, where he reveals that the cause of his immortality is because of the Mutare Experiment. Jin then arrives at the castle, where he reunites with Shin, whom he was good friends with back at the Mishima Polytechnical School. After a brief conversation with his old friend, Kazuya arrives. Then, a surprisingly alive Heihachi Mishima, who survived an explosion by G Corporation's Jacks sent to kill him and Kazuya, reveals himself and tells everyone that the experiments were engineered by him. After Shin confronts Heihachi, Jin then realizes that Shin was the sole survivor of the Mutare Experiment.

Shin then uses the cell's power to try and kill Heihachi, but Heihachi attempts to kill Shin by putting him in a deadly shoulder lock, spilling most of the teenager's blood and the M-Cell's power. Xiaoyu, Alisa, and a furious Jin demand Heihachi to stop, but Heihachi heartlessly kills Shin, ridding him of the Mutare Experiment's power. After Shin dies in the arms of Xiaoyu and Alisa, Jin, angered at the process of his friend dying, decides to battle Heihachi, and his father, Kazuya, and end the Mishima Bloodline once and for all. Xiaoyu attempts to stop the fighting, but it's no use. Jin, Kazuya, and Heihachi engage in an epic three-way brawl, all the way down to the bottom of Kyoto Castle. After Heihachi defeats Kazuya, Jin defeats and seemingly kills his grandfather by punching him through a brick wall and sending him falling to his apparent death, avenging Shin.

Afterwards, Kazuya regains consciousness and confronts Jin. He then transforms into his devil form and physically strikes Jin (possibly with telekinesis), sending him through the wall and taking the battle outside. Jin attempts to defeat him without the usage of his Devil powers, but Jin was no match for his demonic father, and Devil Kazuya cruelly urges him to transform into Devil Jin. Alisa then attempts to defeat Devil Kazuya instead, but is shut down by Jin. Annoyed that Jin has been using a "doll" to do his work, Devil Kazuya crushes Alisa in half with one single stomp, throwing Xiaoyu into despair. Afterwards, Jin finally transforms into Devil Jin, in order to put an end to the Mishima Bloodline, though his form is completely unstable and out of control; Devil Kazuya then easily defeats his son. However, as he believes he's victorious, Jin finally takes control of his new form, surprising Devil Kazuya and revealing that he never needed the M-Cell. With his Devil powers, now utilized, Jin successfully defeats his father, sending him plummeting into a nearby waterfall and declaring that the Devil's power is now his.

Afterwards, Jin finds Xiaoyu weeping uncontrollably next to Alisa's destroyed body. After the two friends have a brief conversation about their friendship, Heihachi is revealed to still be alive. Underneath the ruins of the castle, he destroys the coffin harboring the spirits of the Mokujin, which was the material that the castle was made of. This causes Heihachi to then transform into a giant monster, in order for him to annihilate his grandson. Though the Mokujin tries to stop him, he ignores them and attempts to use their power to kill Jin. However, Alisa reactivates herself, and sacrifices herself to strike Heihachi's weak point; because of this, Jin finally defeats his grandfather and sends the monster tumbling to the ground. Heihachi's fate, along with Kazuya's, is unknown.

With the battle finally over, Jin puts Alisa back online, much to Xiaoyu's joy. He then tells Xiaoyu that in time, she will come to defeat him and he'll be waiting. Jin then flies back to the Mishima Zaibatsu.

Project X Zone[]

Jin makes an appearance in Project X Zone. He is a playable character where he is partnered up with Xiaoyu.

Jin also makes an appearance in Project X Zone 2. Jin returns as a playable character with his father, Kazuya, replacing Xiaoyu as his partner.

Crosspedia Entry[]

The young head of the massive Mishima Zaibatsu. Jin possesses the "Devil Gene," giving him the potential for the superhuman combat powers of a devil. He is aware that the power of the Devil Gene growing stronger within him every day. Knowing that eventually he is fated to lose control and go on a terrible rampage, he creates a plan intended to cut him free from his cursed bloodline. He has a deep hatred of his father Kazuya and his grandfather Heihachi, who both continue to hound him for their own selfish reasons. Although he learned Mishima Style Fighting Karate from Heihachi, he has since broken with the Mishima Style. He now fights using traditional karate (based on Kyokushin).

Quotes[]

Power is everything!
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 6 and 7
You're a joke.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 6 and 7
I can't allow you to live.
~ Jin Kazama in Street Fighter X Tekken
This battle is over. I have no more time to spend with you.
~ Jin Kazama
Fear the wrath of God.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 6
Pitiful!
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 6
This is reality.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 6 and 7
Pointless.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken Tag Tournament 2
You're wasting my time.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 7
I'll finish this with the first blow!
~ Jin Kazama
This is what happens if you challenge me.
~ Jin Kazama
I'll clean this place up!
~ Jin Kazama
Jin: ...Did you unleash Ogre...?
Heihachi: Does. It. Matter?
Jin: If you did... then my mother and other good people died... not because of him... but because of
YOU...!
Heihachi: Apparently, you've learned all I can teach you!
Jin: ...Challenge... accepted...!
~ Jin realizing that Heihachi unleashed Ogre from the pendant and that he was betrayed by his grandfather in Tekken: Bloodline.
Jin: I don't want anything to do with you, or your tournament.
Heihachi: If it were not for me--!
Jin: (scoffs) My mother would still be alive...! Other good people would still be alive!
~ Jin to Heihachi after defeating Ogre in his Ancient form.
You...! If only you were dead...! Once I kill you, it'll all be over!
~ Jin before fighting Kazuya in Tekken 4.
Thank my mother... Jun Kazama...
~ Jin sparing Heihachi in Tekken 4.
I am Jin Kazama. Heir of the Cursed Blood!
~ Jin introducing himself to Jinpachi in Tekken 5.
I will deal with this evil presence once and for all!
~ Jin before defeating Jinpachi in Tekken 5.
Yeah. It’s all on me. The devil’s blood runs through my veins, so it's up to me to kill Kazuya.
~ Jin agreeing with Lars to save the world by defeating Kazuya at the end of Tekken 7.
People like us shouldn't even exist in this world.
~ Jin to Kazuya in the Tekken 8 reveal trailer.
I'll kill you and put an end to all of this!
~ Jin to Kazuya in Tekken 8.
My devil power appeared when I faced death in the heat of battle. If I am to resurrect that power, I must walk the path of carnage once again. I'll get my power back. And when I do... I'll kill that bastard. Even if I have to go down with him.
~ Jin about ending Kazuya and bringing back the Devil Gene in Tekken 8.
This hope you've entrusted to me... I will make it count, I swear!
~ Jin in Tekken 8.
The ogre... It killed my mother, burned the forest, and took everything from me.
~ Jin about Ogre years ago in Tekken 8.
Me? Can’t say I really ever had a dream. Protecting my mother and the beauty of Yakushima, that was enough. That’s all I’d hoped for. Mother and I always sparred together here. After practice we’d sit together and eat the packed lunch my mom made...
~ Jin explaining his dream to Xiaoyu in Tekken 8.
I’ve come here to accept it all and take ownership of my past. And when I leave here, it’ll be to welcome a better tomorrow. I won’t reject you—reject myself any longer. I need you to break them... these chains that bind me.
~ Jin begging his devil self to break the chains in Tekken 8.
I want to protect those important to me, even if it costs me my life. Toward that end, I need your strength. Come, devil, let’s fight together once more.
~ Jin to his devil self in Tekken 8.
You’ve always been protecting me, haven’t you? You have my thanks, and my apologies. This time, I’ll be the one to protect them all.
~ Jin thanking and apologizing to his devil self in Tekken 8.
I'm going to finish this, once and for all!
~ Jin in Tekken 8.
What would you know?! The devil’s power is no longer my curse! ...It’s the power to protect what matters most!
~ Jin to Kazuya in Tekken 8.
This is all the power I have! Together with your Devil and Azazel's power... I will crush your delusions of grandeur!
~ Jin to Kazuya
I’ll protect what’s precious to me, and pave the way to our future! That’s what this power is for!
~ Jin to Kazuya while clashing each other during the final battle in Tekken 8.
We've lost the devil's power. We're nothing but a couple of humans now, you and I.
~ Jin to Kazuya after they lost their Devil Genes.
Power isn’t everything.
~ Jin Kazama in Tekken 8.
A fight is about survival. If it means living on with everyone, I'll get back on my feet as many times as it takes! No longer will I deny my past. No longer will I deny my comrades and our bonds. I... I want to live!
~ Jin to Kazuya about his determination to survive in Tekken 8.
With that, the devil's blood is gone from the world.
~ Jin, believing that the influence of the Devil Gene is finally gone for good after defeating Kazuya in Tekken 8.

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5-Volt | 9-Volt | 18-Volt | Absol | Adam Malkovich | Adelle | Aeron | Agitha | Aisya | Akuma | Alexandra Roivas | Alfonzo | Alfyn Greengrass | Allen | Alm | Amy Rose | Ana | Andy | Andy Bogard | Angela | Anjean | Ann Takamaki | Anna | Aerith Gainsborough | Aqua | Armor King II | Arthur | Aryll | Ashei | Ashley Robbins | Asuka Kazama | Athena Asamiya | Auto | Axel | Axl | Ayumi Tachibana | Azura | Baby Luigi | Baby Luma | Baby Mario | Baby Peach | Bandana Waddle Dee | Barbara | Barret Wallace | Barkle | Barst | Bass | Beat | Big Boss | Big the Cat | Blade Knight | Blanka | Blaze the Cat | Blaziken | Bord | Bomb Man | Boney | Bonkers | Bottles | Bow | Brittany | Brocque Mosieur | Broom Hatter | Bubbles | Bugzzy | Bulbasaur | Buneary | Buzz Buzz | Byrne | Byte and Barq | Caeda | Cait Sith | Calem | Calista | Camilla | Cammy White | Candy Kong | Cap'n Cuttlefish | Cappy | Captain (Another Code) | Captain (Mii Force) | Captain Rainbow | Captain Toad | Caroline and Justine | Catria | Celica | Centurions | Cetacea | Chao (Sonic the Hedgehog) | Chao (Yuyuki) | Charlie | Charlie Nash | Charlotte | Charlotte Aulin | Charmander | Charmy Bee | Cheese | Chibi-Robo | Chris Redfield | ChuChu | Chun-Li | Chunky Kong | Ciela | Cid Highwind | Clark Still | Classic Sonic | Claude von Riegan | Claus | Cobalion | Cody Travers | Colin | Commander | Coo | Copper and Booker | Cord | Cordelia | Count Bleck | Cranky Kong | Cream the Rabbit | Cresselia | Crimson Loftwing | Culdra | Cuphead | Cupit | Cut Man | Cyrus Albright | Dan Hibiki| Daroach | Daruk | Darunia | Dash Bowman | Dee Jay | Deep Cut (Shiver | Frye | Big Man) | Deirdre | DeMille | Dhalsim | Dialga | Dieck | Diminutive Guardian | Dimitri | Dimitri Alexandre Blaiddyd | Din | Diskun | Dixie Kong | Doc Louis | Donbe | Donkey Kong Jr. | Dorothea Arnault | Doshin | Dr. Crygor | Dr. Light | Dr. Stewart | Dragonite | Drake Redcrest | Draug | Dreambert | Dribble and Spitz | Dunban | Duo | Duran | Duster | Dyna Blade | Dyntos | E. Honda | E-102 Gamma | E-123 Omega | Eagle | Eddie | Eddy | Edelgard von Hresvelg | Eirika | Eldstar | Elena | Elias | Elincia | Elise | Elite Beat Agents | Eliwood | Ellie the Elephant | Elline | Elma | Elvis | Emerl | Enguarde the Swordfish | Ephraim | Epona | Erik | Esna | Espio the Chameleon | Est | Eva | EVE | Expresso the Ostrich | Ezlo | F.L.U.D.D. | Fei Long | Felix | Fi | Fiora | Fire Man | Fishmen | Flint | Flygon | Flying Men | Four Giants | Frey | Freya | Fronks | Funky Kong | Futaba Sakura | Gabriel Belmont | Gaepora | Gaius | Gandrayda | Garchomp | Garet | Gen | General Pepper | Geno | Geo Stelar | Glaceon | Globox | Gloria | Goku | Gyarados | Golem | Gooey | Goombella | Goro Akechi | Goron | Great Fairy | Greil | Groose | Grutch | Guts Man | Guy | H'aanit | Hakkun | Hal "Otacon" Emmerich | Haohmaru | Happy Mask Salesman | Haru Okumura | Hawke | Hawkeye | Hector (Castlevania) | Hector (Fire Emblem) | Helix | Hendrik | Henry Fleming | Heracles | Heracross | Herman | Hikari | Hilda Valentine Goneril | Hinawa | Hinoka | Ho-Oh | Honey Queen | Hongo | Huey | Hugh Baldwin | Hydreigon | Hungry Luma | Hydreigon | Ibuki | Ice Man | Idea | Ifrit | Igor | Ilia | Impa (Age of Calamity | Ocarina of Time | Skyward Sword) | Ingrid Brandl Galatea | Inigo | Iori Yagami | Iris Archwell | Iron Golem | Isa Jo | Ivan | Jack-7 | Jade | Jagen | Jake | Jakob | James McCloud | Jeanne | Jenna | Jessica | Jet the Hawk | Jill Valentine | Jimmy T. | Jin | Jin Kazama | Jinjo | Jody Summer | Joe Higashi | Jonathan Morris | Joshua | Julius Belmont | Juri Han | Juste Belmont | Kaepora Gaebora | Kafei | Kageshima Kurabe | Kairi | Karel | Karin Kanzuki | Kazuhira Miller | Kersti | Kevin | Kid Dracula | Kiddy Kong | Kim Kaphwan | Kine | King | King Zora | Kooper | Kumatora | Kunio | Kururin | Kyle Hyde | Kyo Kusanagi | L'Arachel | Landia | Landorus | Lanky Kong | Lappy | Leafeon | Leif | Leo | Leon Belmont | Leon S. Kennedy | Levias | Lilina | Lin Lee Koo | Linde | Linebeck | Ling Xiaoyu | Link (A Link Between Worlds | Link's Awakening | Spirit Tracks | The Legend of Zelda)) | Lip | Lissa | Lloyd | Loftwings | Loki | Lon'qu | Louie | Lubba | Luka Redgrave | Mach Rider | Madame Couture | Madeline Bergman | Magolor | Makar | Makoto Niijima | Mallo | Mallow | Malon | Maria Renard | Marin | Marshall Law | Master Mummy | Mattel | Matthew | Max | Mechanica | Medli | Mega Man Volnutt | Mega Man X | MegaMan.EXE | Mei Ling | Melia Antiqua | Mermaid | Merric | Meryl Silverburgh | Mia | Micaiah | Milly | Minerva | Mini Mario | Mio | Mio & Mayu Amakura | Mipha | Misstar | Mist | Misty | Moe | Mokka | Mona | Moosh | Morag Ladir | Morgana | Muddy Mole | Mugman | Mumbo Jumbo | Musashi | Muskular | Myrrh | Nago | Nakoruru | Naomi Hunter | Nathan Graves | Navarre | Nayru | Nia | Nibbles | Nina Williams | Ninian | Ninjara | Nino | Ninten | Noah | Nyna | Oatchi | Octoling Girl & Octoling Boy | Off the Hook | Olaf | Olberic Eisenberg | Old Man Lobber | Olivia | Omega-Xis | Ooccoo | Ophilia Clement | Orbulon | Orville | Ouendan | Owain | Owl | Owlan | Palla | Paper Bowser | Paper Luigi | Paper Mario | Paper Princess Peach | Parasol Waddle Dee | Paul Phoenix | Paula Jones | Pauline | Paz Ortega Andrade | Penny Crygor | Peppy Hare | Perry | Piantas | Pitch | Plague Knight | Plasma Wisp | Plessie | Pneuma | Polterpup | Poo | Poochy | Poppi | Poppy Bros. Jr. | Primrose Azelhart | Prince Fluff | Prince Peasley | Prince Richard | Princess Shokora | Princess Zelda (A Link to the Past | Breath of the Wild | Minish Cap | Spirit Tracks | The Wind Waker) | Professor Chops | Professor Elvin Gladd | Professor Oak | Professor Sycamore | Protagonist (Astral Chain) | Protagonist (Glory of Heracles) | Protagonist (Magical Vacation) | Proto Man | ProtoMan.EXE | Qbby | Rab | Rabbid Mario | Rabbid Peach | Rachel | Raiden | Ralf Jones | Rambi the Rhinoceros | Rattly the Rattlesnake | Rauru | Raven | Ravio | Rayman | Raymond Bryce | Red XIII | Registeel | Reinhardt Schneider | Reshiram | Revali | Rex | Reyn | Rhea | Ribbon Girl | Rick | Ricky | Riesz | Riki | Riku | Ring Fit Trainee | Riolu | ROB 64 | Rock Pikmin | Rocky | Roll | Roll Caskett | Rosemary | Rouge the Bat | Rowlet | Roxas | Roy Campbell | Rush | Rusl | Russ | Rutger | Ruto | Ryo Sakazaki | Ryoma | Ryuji Sakamoto | Sagat | Sagi | Sakuna | Sakura | Sakura Kasugano | Sakura Samurai | Salsa | Sami | Saria | Satoru Amatsubo | Satoru Higashiyama | Seiuchi-kun | Seliph | Serena (Dragon Quest) | Serena (Pokémon) | Seteth | Seth | Severa | Shahra | Shanoa | Shantae | Sharla | Shaymin | Sheldon | Shield Knight | Shinobu | Shiva | Sigurd | Silver the Hedgehog | Sir Kibble | Sirius | Skarmory | Slippy Toad | Soma Cruz | Sophia | Soren | Sothe | Sothis | Spirit Who Loves Surprises | Sprixie Princesses | Squawks the Parrot | Squitter the Spider | Stanley | Starlow | Starly | Storm the Albatross | Strangelove | Stuffwell | Susie Haltmann | Swanky Kong | Sylvando | Sylveon | T. 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Others
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Minions
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Other
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