i literally yelled when i heard this song and i saw jin take the kazama style stance. then i teared up when my old jun combos actually still functioned properly. no other fighting game story even comes close to this not even fucking close. jin finally accepting himself being represented by embracing both his Mishima and kazama upbringing is a stroke of narrative genius you usually dont see character writing this solid in a fighting game story.
Jin Kazama really became the best version of himself in Tekken 8 and I’m here for it. He’s finally fully accepted every aspect of himself. He’s reclaimed his position as the GOAT of Tekken!
@trevinodude exactly! i adore when a long-running series takes advantage of its runtime. this is the best example of long-term storytelling done right. welcome back, jin. we've missed you
@@Nungen With what the main campaign shows, it's easy to still assume Jun is dead and helping Jin from the afterlife. She isn't 100% confirmed alive until her personal Character Episode, which you unlock after beating the main story.
And this is the part that broke me, as soon as that first note hit. Tekken 2 was my first Tekken game, PS1 game, and is my favourite in the series. I was 6 or 7 years old at the time. Fast forward to now, 31 years old, fighting back tears so I can see what I'm doing in-game 😂
@@neardarkroad1347 funnily yesxD same to their bodys. Unfortunately the males have almost Street Fighter bodys nowadays though at least Asian martial artists aren't usually that bulky because it will slow you down. I'd hope they will change them back to before. TTT had much more diverse statures than nowadays. Maybe I should beg Harada to make them more "normal" again
@@neardarkroad1347many of us should write him then - this will improve the chances of getting their old statures or sth similar back. ❤ However I liked that they finally raised their weight a little - before their weight/height ratio was like Cristiano Ronaldos - totally unrealistic with their bodys nowadays - probably it's still not enough but at least more realistic
It’s funny you mention Bloodline, because Bloodline legit reminded me why I became a Jin Kazama fan in the first place. Tekken 6 seemingly ruined Jin, and I didn’t think it was possible to redeem him… but Bloodlines came and reminded me why I cared so much to begin with. Then Tekken 8 succeeds at redeeming Jin and allows him to use his mother’s style against Kazuya like he did to Heihachi in Bloodlines and it just clicked… whether intentional or not… Bandai had been thinking of how to redeem Jin for a while after fans yelled at them for Tekken 6. And all that thought worked out in the end, because this song and Jin’s Tekken 3 remix was HYPE!!!
@@trevinodude 6 hardly ruined Jin. It showed the full extent of the dark path that the tragic events in his life drove him down. I thought it was entirely natural following Tekken 5.
@@maxrichards3881I just felt like there was a whole chapter missing in between Tekken 5 and 6. It didn’t seem natural to me for Jin to be like: “I wanna end the Mishima bloodline” to “F**K THE WORLD”… I mean sure… they TRIED to make it work by revealing that Jin wasn’t actually evil and was trying to save the world from Azazel, but I just felt like we should have had a game hinting at Azazel and showing Jin’s realization that his journey may lead him to dark places or something. I’m glad it worked for you, but it seemed… rushed for me personally.
@@trevinodudeI'm the same way. Tekken 6 was odd place for Jin. As a huge Jin fan ever since i was kid playing Tekken 3, Tekken 6 left me distraught because of Jin's heel turn. I don't mind Jin becoming morally ambiguous character as long as it is done well, but in Tekken 6 we didn't see this progression. He goes from one extreme to another in very short time. It doesn't help that Jin acts like apathetic asshole, who mocks other's pain which is totally out of character for him from what was established. Tekken 8 was step in the right direction, but Tekken 6 still left permanent scar on Jin's character.
In my mind, I was saying for the longest time that if they’re gonna bring this theme back, it should be in 8, because Jun is back in it. I can’t tell you how happy I was as soon as I heard that first note, it’s as if this final fight was made for us
Tekken 2 was the first game in the series I played and my jaw hit the floor when I heard this. Been wanting this song and the revamped Jin theme. Thanks.
This song and Jins T3 theme being remixed was like hearing my childhood grow up with me and this was the developers way of saying that we didn’t forget about you OG fans
i think I swore out loud when this came on bc of how special this song is to me, it's helped me get through some abusive points of my life when I was feeling depressed
@@dragonkamran True, it actually is worrying that Jin ditched the Kazama style of all things, the Mishima style is understandable, but the Kazama style as well really did imply that Jin was going into a dark place.
•The fact tekken has always been about Jin overcoming all the difficulties he’s been through up down since then has proven talk about major developmental progress an change that he’s made Also knowledging his flawed up behavior wasn’t right ofc he’ll half to pay for in do time starting a pointless war was criminally insane for no reason but at least he knows what he Done in reality I’m soo happy to see how far he’s come through I can’t wait to see many more progressional steps in tekken history an His relationship love to xio*
Love the over-the-top DBZ-like stuff but I do like the down-to-earth and hand-to-hand fighting too. So Kaz and Jin's final fight was just overall AWESOME!
So annoying that they never bothered to put this, the T3 Jin Theme Remix, the Snow Castle Theme Remix, or even My Last Stand in the Jukebox. And here we are still waiting for them to add it ... seven months later. Thanks Bamco lmao
@@gentlguy1101compressed and low quality? How did you misinterpret it like that bruh. It's supposed to sound distorted because it's in Jin's messed up mind.
I'm gonna get alot of hate for this, but this song is wasted on Jin. This should've been saved for Kazuya in the next game which is clearly now going to feature the reclaim of his humanity given the extra ending we got. Understand i love this song as much as you guys, so much so I wore out my first copy Tekken 2 cd listening to it in my walkman. But this is definitely more befitting of Kazuya than Jin.
I can absolutely respect that, however, a respectful counter point. If we go with that logic, I would say the song used for Tekken 2 where Jun and Kazuya met, is still would be more emotionally potent when used on a moment for Kazuya.
I can understand the opinions, looking back at how the fight is orchestrated, the moment Jin take the Kazama style stance they could've also just switch to Jun vs Kazuya (like a flash back) and make us play Jun Then go back to Jin vs Kazuya mid fight (Naruto storm games does that, so I thought the idea was pretty relevant here)
"Power isn't everything.
The strength my mother taught me...
and the Kazama clan's skills. I will use everything I have to clap you up."
At 41 years old, when this theme came up in the final battle between Jin Kazama and Kazuya Mishima, I became a 12 year old again!!!!
1995
i literally yelled when i heard this song and i saw jin take the kazama style stance.
then i teared up when my old jun combos actually still functioned properly.
no other fighting game story even comes close to this
not even fucking close.
jin finally accepting himself being represented by embracing both his Mishima and kazama upbringing is a stroke of narrative genius
you usually dont see character writing this solid in a fighting game story.
Jin Kazama really became the best version of himself in Tekken 8 and I’m here for it. He’s finally fully accepted every aspect of himself. He’s reclaimed his position as the GOAT of Tekken!
@trevinodude exactly!
i adore when a long-running series takes advantage of its runtime.
this is the best example of long-term storytelling done right.
welcome back, jin. we've missed you
@@trevinodude "Chikara dake ga subete janai"
this song would've hit even harder if we didn't know Jun was alive before this
@@Nungen With what the main campaign shows, it's easy to still assume Jun is dead and helping Jin from the afterlife. She isn't 100% confirmed alive until her personal Character Episode, which you unlock after beating the main story.
Dear Tekken 2 boys we fukkin WON Sincerely: Another kid whose first Tekken was the second entry
Me too
Don't you mean Tekken 3(Jin's premiere)?
He doesn't know 😂
im a filthy new gen tekken 4th entry zoomer😔
Eat up, my fellow oldheads
Jin using Jun's full moveset on Kazuya was 🤌🏾
Theme song of a Japanese dad getting rotated.
Theme of a Japanese son pulling acrobatic kicks on his dad
Theme of a Japanese dad being brought to his knees and then chopped
And this is the part that broke me, as soon as that first note hit. Tekken 2 was my first Tekken game, PS1 game, and is my favourite in the series. I was 6 or 7 years old at the time. Fast forward to now, 31 years old, fighting back tears so I can see what I'm doing in-game 😂
Exact same vibe for me man
We're around the same age even
Glad it wasnt just me!
*Manly Tears*😢
if you look closely, jin hair style is blend between kazuya and jun hair style
Nowadays yes, but before not. Juns bangs were very thin back then (T2+TTT)
@@samojede6776 those days, Tekken hairstyle is not as anime-ish as they are now, more close to real life. At least for human looking character
@@neardarkroad1347 funnily yesxD same to their bodys. Unfortunately the males have almost Street Fighter bodys nowadays though at least Asian martial artists aren't usually that bulky because it will slow you down. I'd hope they will change them back to before. TTT had much more diverse statures than nowadays. Maybe I should beg Harada to make them more "normal" again
@@samojede6776 yeah, Jin and Kazuya body looks like they are going to explode.
@@neardarkroad1347many of us should write him then - this will improve the chances of getting their old statures or sth similar back. ❤ However I liked that they finally raised their weight a little - before their weight/height ratio was like Cristiano Ronaldos - totally unrealistic with their bodys nowadays - probably it's still not enough but at least more realistic
Seeing this gave me Bloodline vibes where Jin used the Kazama style against Heihachi and won.
And kazuya to and won
It’s funny you mention Bloodline, because Bloodline legit reminded me why I became a Jin Kazama fan in the first place. Tekken 6 seemingly ruined Jin, and I didn’t think it was possible to redeem him… but Bloodlines came and reminded me why I cared so much to begin with. Then Tekken 8 succeeds at redeeming Jin and allows him to use his mother’s style against Kazuya like he did to Heihachi in Bloodlines and it just clicked… whether intentional or not… Bandai had been thinking of how to redeem Jin for a while after fans yelled at them for Tekken 6. And all that thought worked out in the end, because this song and Jin’s Tekken 3 remix was HYPE!!!
@@trevinodude
6 hardly ruined Jin. It showed the full extent of the dark path that the tragic events in his life drove him down.
I thought it was entirely natural following Tekken 5.
@@maxrichards3881I just felt like there was a whole chapter missing in between Tekken 5 and 6. It didn’t seem natural to me for Jin to be like: “I wanna end the Mishima bloodline” to “F**K THE WORLD”… I mean sure… they TRIED to make it work by revealing that Jin wasn’t actually evil and was trying to save the world from Azazel, but I just felt like we should have had a game hinting at Azazel and showing Jin’s realization that his journey may lead him to dark places or something. I’m glad it worked for you, but it seemed… rushed for me personally.
@@trevinodudeI'm the same way. Tekken 6 was odd place for Jin. As a huge Jin fan ever since i was kid playing Tekken 3, Tekken 6 left me distraught because of Jin's heel turn. I don't mind Jin becoming morally ambiguous character as long as it is done well, but in Tekken 6 we didn't see this progression. He goes from one extreme to another in very short time. It doesn't help that Jin acts like apathetic asshole, who mocks other's pain which is totally out of character for him from what was established. Tekken 8 was step in the right direction, but Tekken 6 still left permanent scar on Jin's character.
In my mind, I was saying for the longest time that if they’re gonna bring this theme back, it should be in 8, because Jun is back in it. I can’t tell you how happy I was as soon as I heard that first note, it’s as if this final fight was made for us
I couldnt believe it when this came on. To bring back T2's ending theme to represent Jun was so emotional. :')
My heart was shaken with emotion the moment I recognized Jun's moves.
Tekken 2 was the first game in the series I played and my jaw hit the floor when I heard this. Been wanting this song and the revamped Jin theme. Thanks.
Need this in the jukebox
Right?! It is a fkn crime this and My Last Stand aren't in Jukebox. Makes no sense
This song and Jins T3 theme being remixed was like hearing my childhood grow up with me and this was the developers way of saying that we didn’t forget about you OG fans
i think I swore out loud when this came on bc of how special this song is to me, it's helped me get through some abusive points of my life when I was feeling depressed
I just gasped while I felt the biggest chill down my spine, Tekken 2 and 3 just hit different
If u Spirit did'nt shaked in this moment you're not a trully Tekken fan
It was at that moment that Jin mastered his mother's teachings and their ancestral fighting style, proving he is more Kazama than Mishima.
He is literary both of them equally and accepts his blood, that's the whole point of the story mode 😅
@@Matt-fw6rhand in doing so he broke the cursed chain that bound him, and is now free.
@@Matt-fw6rh True, but he has never gone full Kazama style, he mostly used the Mishima Style with a bit of the Kazama Style in T3.
@@FFVogter.-em6zz he denied both in T4 onwards. Accepting both here
@@dragonkamran True, it actually is worrying that Jin ditched the Kazama style of all things, the Mishima style is understandable, but the Kazama style as well really did imply that Jin was going into a dark place.
•The fact tekken has always been about Jin overcoming all the difficulties he’s been through up down since then has proven talk about major developmental progress an change that he’s made
Also knowledging his flawed up behavior wasn’t right ofc he’ll half to pay for in do time starting a pointless war was criminally insane for no reason but at least he knows what he
Done in reality I’m soo happy to see how far he’s come through I can’t wait to see many more progressional steps in tekken history an
His relationship love to xio*
Why this, last stand and Jin’s
Theme isn’t in the jukebox baffles me. It’s criminal
"Power is everything!"
"Power isn't everything.
This is who I am now. Bring it on!"
"You pretentious fool!"
Kazuya actually says you Pretentious Imp.
Bro when this started playing i had goosebumps and fell in love with Tekken 8 the best Tekken by far 10/ 10
The Kazama clan theme.
true
The inner strength my mother taught me
And the kazama clans skills
*"This is who I am now. Come."*
"You pretentious imp!"
As a new Tekken player, i still like this song, my ears tell me this Is a banger!
God this fight was amazing
Love the over-the-top DBZ-like stuff but I do like the down-to-earth and hand-to-hand fighting too. So Kaz and Jin's final fight was just overall AWESOME!
This part got me a little emotional because it's from Tekken 2 after you beat Devil.
I got chills when this started playing in the background and he started fighting in Kazuma style.
So annoying that they never bothered to put this, the T3 Jin Theme Remix, the Snow Castle Theme Remix, or even My Last Stand in the Jukebox. And here we are still waiting for them to add it ... seven months later. Thanks Bamco lmao
Glad they brought this old song from. Tekken 2
I couldn't find this version it on Jukebox. 😭😭😭
Same. 😭 At least we still have the original version from Tekken 2.
@@MrBadhan95 And TAG 2 version.
Finally found this music
I finnaly found it
Been looking for this
Chikara dake ga subete janai!
Jin kazama le meilleur personnage de Tekken 👊
Kazuya: Power is everything.
Jin: Power isn't everything. That's who I am now. Bring it on!
Kazuya: You pretentious imp!
"Chikara Dake ga... Subete Janai!!!"
Cinema 2
"Power is everything!" - Kazuya Mishima
"Power isn't everything. This is who I am now. Come!" - Jin Kazama
"You pretentious imp!" - Kazuya
The true theme of a kazama, Asuka Kazama Jin Kazama and Jun Kazama
Damn I need this in the jukebox now
Don't know why this isn't in OST
great song!!🔥🔥
Can you also put remixed versions of antares, blowing up the enemy & snow castle ?
Those aren't remixes. It's the original song but somehow bamco fucked up and make it compressed low quality music.
Considering how distorted they are, it must've been intentional to fit the Subconscious motif.@@gentlguy1101
@@gentlguy1101they're supposed to be like that because it's in jin's head
@@gentlguy1101compressed and low quality? How did you misinterpret it like that bruh. It's supposed to sound distorted because it's in Jin's messed up mind.
Fukin amazing
When Ultraman Nexus Changes To Junis Blue Against Dark Zagi.
WHY ISN'T THIS ON THE SOUNDTRACK!!!???
my first tekken is 3, never herd this till tekken 8 story
I found this song by putting the tekken 2 disc in a cd player back then 😂
This track screams "KAZ IS IN TROUBLE" to me
yeee
Bits of this song sound a bit like 'The Trail' from The Witcher 3.
when song is kicked in kazuya new he is fcked up
ハイテンポなアレンジでスマブラ版とは別ベクトルの良さがある
Why Jin standing there and posing like Kenshiro?
Jin’s about to pop off with the Kazama style used by his mother Jun in Tekken 2.
Kazama style
This sounds like Street Fighter 4 music when sped up to 1.25x speed!
I'm gonna get alot of hate for this, but this song is wasted on Jin. This should've been saved for Kazuya in the next game which is clearly now going to feature the reclaim of his humanity given the extra ending we got.
Understand i love this song as much as you guys, so much so I wore out my first copy Tekken 2 cd listening to it in my walkman. But this is definitely more befitting of Kazuya than Jin.
Maybe try to see it this way. This was always been Jun Kazama or the Kazama clan's theme.
I can absolutely respect that, however, a respectful counter point.
If we go with that logic, I would say the song used for Tekken 2 where Jun and Kazuya met, is still would be more emotionally potent when used on a moment for Kazuya.
Undeniably the shittiest take on this song but that’s your opinion.
And that is yours, sorry it wasn't to your liking.
I can understand the opinions,
looking back at how the fight is orchestrated, the moment Jin take the Kazama style stance they could've also just switch to Jun vs Kazuya (like a flash back) and make us play Jun
Then go back to Jin vs Kazuya mid fight
(Naruto storm games does that, so I thought the idea was pretty relevant here)