Some of Jun’s moves in the trailer also seem to be taken from her appearance as Unknown, the final boss of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, albeit without the demonic form and powers. Unlike Asuka however, her movements are much more refined and elegant, which indicates her experience and mastery over the younger practitioner. It then shows off her prowess in the Kazama Family Style of Martial Arts, much like her relative and gameplay successor since Tekken 5, Asuka Kazama.

The trailer begins with the reveal of Jun Kazama's home stage, which takes place in a lush, idyllic forest with wildlife surrounding her. RELATED: Tekken 8 Character Uses Move from Naruto The latest trailer from Bandai Namco confirms that she will be playable after all. When it seems like all is lost, Jun’s reveal at the end seems to imbue Jin with a new power, though some fans still wondered if the character would be playable in this new entry. Tekken 8 marks the first time in over 10 years that she returns as a playable character.įans first got a look at Jun Kazama returning to the series through Tekken 8’s The Game Awards trailer, which showed flashbacks of happier times between Jin and his mother. The last game she appeared in as a playable character was the also non-canon Tekken Tag Tournament 2, released in 2011.

This death mainly has stuck around, with every subsequent appearance of her being a flashback cameo or in a non-canonical spin-off. The last time fans saw her in a mainline game, she was believed to have died in Tekken 2, though official sources had listed her as “unknown” accordingly. Tekken 8 is bringing back a character whose last playable appearance was over 10 years ago, Jun Kazama, the wife of Kazuya Mishima and mother of Jin Kazama.

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