Other than his canonical appearances, Devil Jin also appears in the non-canonical Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Tekken 3D: Prime Edition, and Tekken Revolution. He also has several of Devil's moves to reflect his now demonic state, including flying and firing lasers. Unlike Jin who fights with Traditional Karate since Tekken 4, Devil Jin utilizes Jin's fighting style and moveset in his Tekken 3appearance a mixture of Advanced Mishima Style Karate and Kazama Style Traditional Martial Arts, thus completely separating him from the original Jin. In both Tekken 5 and Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection, Devil Jin serves as the Stage 8 sub-boss that the player has to face before advancing to the final boss, Jinpachi Mishima. Jin's storyline indicates that the Devil Gene takes over his body without his knowledge multiple times, and he causes violent outbursts during that time because he could not control it. The form finally makes its first playable appearance in Tekken 5. It is an update but considered a different game. ago Dark Resurrection has different stages, a new ui and customization items, more moves, updated balancing and the addition of Lili Dragunov and armor king as playable characters. The form appears again in Jin and Kazuya's endings in Tekken 4, in which after Kazuya subconsciously taunts Jin, the latter awakens his Devil powers and proceeds to fight him and Heihachi. 1 Related Topics Tekken Fighting game Gaming 5 comments tobster239 1 yr. The form first appears in Jin's ending in Tekken 3, where after his grandfather, Heihachi betrays Jin by shooting him in the head directly after the latter has defeated Ogre, Jin turns into his Devil form and knocks out Heihachi. Devil Jin (デビル仁 Debiru Jin ?) is a form that Jin exhibits when the Devil Gene takes over.
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