Buen análisis del tema, eso es lo que transmite, oscuridad interna y los espejos son uno mismo, te ves y dices: "que es lo que sabes?" sabes algo? te das cuenta o solo sigues rutinas y que haceres?
@@killadog84 He said: Well analyzed. Exactly what the song transmits. Innner darkness and the mirrors are the reflections of ourselves (inside) You see yourself and say: What is it that you know? Do you you actually know? Do you truly understand or do you keep going for the same routines and actions of everyday life. That is how I would translate it.
@@TonyG8992 it’s so fitting to because you would think were they might have a really dope soundtrack for it gets your adrenaline pumping but this soundtrack is so much better because it shows the whole conflict between a family how they never learned to love each other.
@@michaelhernandez2307 Kazuya is my favorite Tekken character, he's so complex. As a kid who played 1,2,3, who didn't really pay attention to story, Marshall/Forest Law were my favorite because of their resemble to Bruce Lee. But growing up I started loving Kazuya's story, his relationship with Jun and his conflicted relationship with his father was pure genius. Hope to see Kazuya again
@@aeoncalcos7830 really depended where you were at and the time period. Some def were loud but others, almost abandoned, especially around ps3 era. "Why go to an arcade when everyone had their own consoles at home?"
@Chocolate Sandwich those seem to be custom arcades, there was no arcade release of tekken tag based on the ps2 version, even the turbo version that was shown a few years back was purely based on the original system 12 release (the one that "looks like crap" that you mentioned)
Tekken 2 storytelling was decades ahead of its time. The mirrors represented Kazuya's self-reflection and Angel represented his humanity that loses to Devil. When was the last time you had a video game character that was *entirely METAPHORICAL!?* Silent Hill is the only game i can think of which has symbolic levels&characters based on a character's psyche and T2 predates SH by 4 years.
majora's mask is basically a metaphor about loss and grief. I would say that easily more than half of EVERYTHING in the ENTIRE GAME is a metaphor or analogy about some emotion or mental/emotional state. it's a heavy experience but it is one of my favourite games of all time
@@gustavogoesgomes1863 I wasn't talking about metaphors in a game, i was talking about a *metaphorical characters.* *For Ex:* the nurses in Silent hill 2 represent the protagonist's sexual frustration and the Pyramid Head represents the protagonist's sense of guilt. Similar to this, Angel represented the humanity within Kazuya.
@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக் well, the characters aren't "just" metaphors, but they have a lot of metaphorical meaning. as some examples, the deku king's blind rage against his daughter's best friend is the embodiment of anger, the second phase of grief (in the second phase of the game, the deku swamp). the zora singer who loses her voice and just stares silently to the empty ocean, longing for her stolen offspring, is the embodiment of depression, the fourth phase of grief and the fourth phase of the game, and so on. I'm picking the most obvious ones, but most of the characters, soundtracks, bosses, landscapes, masks, enemies and so on are representative of the game's psichological themes. it's everywhere
Kazuya: Then who am I?? Devil: Argh! You're so stupid! YOU are you also! Kazuya: ENOUGH! You are my mirror image, yet your speech is foul and you stink of dark magic! WHO ARE YOU AND HOW HAVE YOU BE CAME TO BE ME?! Devil: I am the evil that's triggered within your genes! Your rage and anger has spawned me from the blackest of depths from your heart! I possess all your fighting and combat skills and I have only one purpose in my existence... TO DESTROY YOU!!
@@YouAlreadyKnowBabi he's saying that the legacy of Tekken revolves around kazuya. The classic OG Tekken movie was made with Kazuya. The whole story revolves around kazuya. It's taken until 2024 for Harada to shift the plot to Jin, but ultimately the spine of Tekken is Kazuya. Where does Tekken go once Kazuya is finished? It's precisely why Reina was introduced out of no where.
@@billythedreamer Until 2024? My guy are you on Alzheimer inducing shrooms. Kazuya literally died in Tekken 2, the plot of Tekken 3 literally revolves around Jin Kazama . Even Tekken 4 Jin's still mainly front and centre Heihachi and Kazuya second. What you are saying is nonsensical.
Kinda wished this played in 8’s final fight, with Jin hearing Jun’s voice to use his power to save Kazuya. Or maybe Kazuya finally thinks he’s gone too far and has the mentality like “only death can save me”
I kinda agree too, even if 8's final fight was good, I would have loved to see Kazuya reflecting and/or struggling again with his inner demon self too, it was really cool. Seeing Kazuya just being okay with it has always been a bit weird with me
I disagree, this theme demonstrates that Kazuya succumbed to his evil side. Jin battle with Kazuya should demonstrate that Jin is superior to Kazuya both in fighting and mental ability, since he prevailed over Devil Jin's influence, while Kazuya failed to retain his good side. However, I think that there should be a scene in Tekken 8 with an inner battle between Jin and Devil Jin similar to the stage "Be in the Mirror", but Jin actually wins. However, instead of a dark space with mirrors it is a forest in flames or something corrupted, but that gets purified as the battle goes on until the darkness is contained, but not extinguished.
@@takezokimura2571Jin is not superior to Kazuya. His devil powers were superior back then in Tekken 4 cuz Kazuya lost half his devil and had just come to control his devil. Jin had allowed his devil to drive him and his devil had Kazama powers plus Kazuya's devil's half. He did beat Kazuya in the final fight but before that there were three fights of which Kazuya won two and one was a draw. The space fight Kazuya did have Azazel, just like Jun had helped Jin control his Kazama powers. But the magic attack from Claudio and the struggling Azazel had weakened Kazuya. Yeah Jin won the final duel but it was not because he was better, its simply because Jin had better motivations. Kazuya seemed hesitant to kill his son. He wanted to knock him down. "Break Damn you!" "Those who try to dictate my life will suffer for their transgressions" and walks away when Jin knocks out In his ending, he throws him off the cliff but that's not enough to kill Mishimas. Kaz was teaching his son to quit his "naive" world view and adopt social Darwinism the same way he did when Hiehachi did that to him.
I walk where I please. I train to ease. Reflections are pale, undoubtedly stale. My heart is vacant, my timing is patient Emotionless passion flowing through my veins. Silhuettes boxing against the light, tracing my gains. Dancing in the looking glass, with a strict routine. The devil within wants to scream. Disciplined without feeling, my opponent is seething. One jab, one cross here and there. I will be the final heir. I see my shadow lingering, What is tinkering? I must keep it at bay for now, only I wish I knew how? My desire for strength, is at a ropes length Coldness is nearer, Be In The Mirror.
You can kinda understand this szenario only when your Older and you Return back when kazuya had to face himself "The Devil" as 28 years old male i almsot get tears in my eyes watching this and understandting this when being older thanks namco
Kinda sucks they threw away this aspect of his character. You'd think with the randomoly trying to humanize Heihachi they'd callback to Kazuya not really choosing to be evil. Hatred & lust for power consumed him.
tekken 4 even tried to bring some of this duality between devil and kazuya again, with that kazuya scene having to fight to regain control of his own body, and even has that scene that hints that devil hid information from kazuya, about a method of merging them with jin.(sorry for my bad english)
@Trelltinsley193 Tekken 2 show a Heihachi who care about his son, we saw this in Kazuya cinematic (even if it's not canon), and want peace in world in Project X Zone 2 (yeah I was shocked when I see him say that, and he was honest). And Kazuya never fight physically against Devil in the canon
Its feel that sadnest and painful in a past and present day its like you revenge on your who's angry on you and get a payback and no apologize and acceptance on your past
It may sound strange to yall but "Be In The Mirror" reminds me of 90s Greek and Spanish-language soap operas and soundtracks, particularly "Kalimera zoi (That shitrash soap opera had 3093 episodes!)". Kazuya Mishima does look like a bit with Taxiarch Stathis Theoharis. Which leads us to the final completing puzzlepiece, the music here isn't predominantly Japanese as Kazuya's is but purely Western, what more appropiately compatible than linking it to the birthplace of Western Civilization, right? The final battle didn't happen in a secret mirror room as you all deluded to believe, but in Portara, a lintel at Naxos (a Greek island). Those aren't mirrors they are the illusions Portara's gap creates but Kazuya vividly imagines them as mirrors because they are the layers of his self, The Devil symbolizes the Western greed and civilization corrupting Kazuya and Japan's decaying state of their civilization. Kazuya is the authentic Japan, Devil is the Westernized side of Japan consuming it and corrupting it from within. The Devil.. within.
Am I the only one hoping that Jin gets a boss fight like this but with his own devil-half? I feel like Jin finally coming to peace with the devil genes in his body and becoming a proper combination of human and devil would not only be compelling story-wise, but it’d also be a cool parallel to his father Kazuya before he’d finally have to confront him. Post-Tekken 8 Edit: Called it!
They've retconned everything, devil is no longer an entity within Jin or Kazuya. Tekken 7 writers treat devil like a superpower kazuya/jin had trouble controlling. In TK1-4 Devil was a separate entity which was trying to control Kazuya and Angel represented the humanity within Kazuya fighting back but the final boss is devil meaning that Kazuya's soul(ie ANGEL) lost the battle in Tekken 2. That's why this theme is somber, all that's left was DEVIL not "Devil Kazuya".
@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்ohh i thiught they retconed some of it but not everything like kazuyas devil split in two and is now in jin so ig its still a seperate entity?
@@mugzie11Its complicated. Kazuyas devil gene DID split,a spiritual part of his devil went and marked/cursed Jin as we see in Tekken 3 but Jin still has his own biological devil. Kazuya thinks Jin has his devil cause he doesn't know how it works,he doesn't know Kazumi was a devil. Harada stated Kazuya and Jin suspect the devil started with Jinpachi,this heavily implies that after cursing Jin the half devil spirit went on to possess Jinpachi. Thats why he looked demonic but did not have horns and wings, because he was possessed by the spirit but lacked the gene
the entire devil gene thing is a retcon it had no part in the original story.....in tekken 3 devil branded himself on jin's arm due to the curse on his father for having sold his soul in order to survive the fall and get revenge on his father.@@newhybrid101
I so dissapointed by the last tekkens, especially tekken 7. they completely lost the genuine touch and art they had in the past, to appeal other crowd I guess... But it really deminish greatly the game more and more.
Theres no exuse for tekken to have fallen of and not be as good as it used to in terms of story feel and even characters like this theres no exuse there either just being lazy or dont care about it anymore or the old producers that gave it this feel are probably gone
yea songs like emotionless passion and be in the mirrior an stages like eternal darkness cant really fit into tekken7 the eerie creepiness of fighting devil in this game actually feels like your fighting to save the world from a man battling his good and evil nature with the fate of the world in your hands now the arcade is like fight kazumi for no reason fight akuma for literally NO reason hell the tournament didnt even need to happen in tekken 7 they just said fuck the tournaments now lol sorry i went off on a tangent
@@MrStarManMario For a fight this intense for the final battle between kazuya and heihachi it should have been that tekken 2 kind of songs it should have been eerie .
Its sorta sad. The gameplay has definitely improved from the Tekken 4-5 days, but the story basically got dumpstered. It was nice having a reason as to why your fighting
@@MrStarManMario I get kind of what you mean its like the whole game of tekken 7 was set to not be epic songs like this and all the Erie ness cant even be put in tekken 7 the way they arranged it i see what you meant now I agreed but I agree even more now
I don't think he actually embraced it as much as it took over. Devil helped him beat heihachi in T1, and then between 1 and 2 he was a recluse with a dark side, who took the zaibatsu down an increasingly dark path as time went on. I think that Devil took over - or at least highly influenced - Kazuya during that time. And The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 2 was Devils attempt to find strong fighters. Throughout the games sjcnd, there have been glimpses of old Kazuya (most notably the now non-canon Tekken 5 ending - thank you harada...) before returning to his evil self. Which to me makes me think that there's still conflict in there. Edit: but thats just a theory ofc. The plot changed so much and Harada hasn't exactly hid the fact he doesn't care for Kazuya. Tried to kill him off, people rebelled, brought him back, didn't really do much with him since except OoooOooOoOh evil devil guy OooOooOooOoh
@@kronksstronkstonks6360 It took Heihachi's VA to die for Harada to finally let go of that character. Tekken needs a cartoon reboot like Arcane that doesn't have Harada involved. I still miss the serious storylines T4 had that could've led Tekken to become amazing. Keeping Harada post T5 was a mistake.
@@falconeshield T4 was the right path after T3 messed a lot of stuff up - I will forever complain about the hearsay that Kazuya and Jun were meant to be pivotal to the Tekken storyline, only for Ishii to step back, Harada to step forward, and Jin introduced as the main focus if the storyline, with Jun and Kaz killed off (before backlash brought Kaz back). Also about Harada stating Kazuya never loved Jun, which makes no sense since in post-Ishii canon, the Kazama clan seem to have an affinity for messing up the Devil Gene. Why would Kaz willingly sleep around with someone who suppresses the influence that promises him revenge on his father? Nor would Devil risk putting his essence into a child resistant to his control through the Kazama bloodline. Makes no sense. But that's Harada in a nutshell imo. I really don't like what he's turned Tekken into. Still love the game and the characters, but the story is a shambles of Ishii stuff that Harada spliced into his own narrative to make the disjointed, over the top mess we have today. Tekken 4 was a fantastic shift in tone. The dark story was always there but 4 really leaned into it, and imho, perfected it. T4 is probably the only thing i truly commend Harada for. It was brilliant. But then we've got this bloated, overly dramatic world-scale conflict going on that takes away focus from basically every non-mishima character. Kinda blew it. But that's just my subjective opinion, I guess. A Tekken anime in the style of Arcane without Harada's influence would make me feel like a 7 year old on Christmas morning again. Especially if they leaned into the Devil entity's machinations, the Mishima's dysfunctional family dynamic, and eventually Kazuya/,Juns relationship. The fact it will never happen is pretty disheartening. Headcanon ftw I guess.
@@kronksstronkstonks6360 yep, he is undoubtly still struggling with himself, its the whole character and it never changed, even if now the story is pretty much dumbshit, you still see that Kazuya still have a glance of humanity, but he cannot be saved anymore nonetheless. the only way to save him is by killing him of his misery, which Jin will prolly do, while Kaz saying he loved his mom and life was shit, without asking forgiveness.
This theme has always been awesome I dont know why they dont bring back this stage and theme with the original sound with todays graphics with the same dark sad feel. And mirrors. Man let me do a tekken game or dictate it lol .tekken has won much potential to still be in the ranks of mk but they choose to not really put into the game its like they have bad taster or they just dont want to follow the path of the old nostalgic previous games i dont get why so many people would love tekken again more.
It would be cool if Jin loses in Tekken 8 and Jun defeating Kazuya. But since they will surely make more games (too much money) they could end the story there and create an alternate timeline like they did with SC6.
@@jermaineobrien6378 Yep. I assume Jin will defeat him and Jun might help with (as you said) turning him back to the good guy he once was. I wonder if Angel will make a Canon appearance again too.
Lo suyo para que lo pusieran en la pelea de jin vs kazuya en el fin de tekken 8 deberia ser mandarle Twitter a bandai namco por si quieren hacer mella con un buen soundtrack y marqué la nostalgia que nos llego con Tekken 2 y 3
With this song going on kazuya fighting jin and his devil and jin fighting his devil and kazuya in between them in the end comes jun and everything smh finishes in the end
Bellissima questa però non lo so quella remixata del 4 di questa è ancora più bella a mio parere perché questa è troppo soft per ll scontro mentre quella del4 con quei tamburi di sottofondo gli da proprio l'atmosfera battagliera giusta e la renda più bella.
@@hurricane7727 Its heavily implied the whole thing was a nightmare that Jin had under the influence of the Devil Gene. Thats why in the prologue he wakes u0
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![Tekken 2 - Kazuya's Theme [Guitar Cover] || Mairiba](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/L9vM8nFC1WQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Tekken 2 simply had the best music. The theme screams regret, self-reflection (in a stage set with mirrors, genius) and disappointment.
Buen análisis del tema, eso es lo que transmite, oscuridad interna y los espejos son uno mismo, te ves y dices: "que es lo que sabes?" sabes algo? te das cuenta o solo sigues rutinas y que haceres?
@@feisar2 what?
@@killadog84 He said:
Well analyzed. Exactly what the song transmits. Innner darkness and the mirrors are the reflections of ourselves (inside) You see yourself and say: What is it that you know? Do you you actually know? Do you truly understand or do you keep going for the same routines and actions of everyday life.
That is how I would translate it.
@@Leprutz thank you.
To me, it screams despair, otherworldliness, morose determination and, near the end, an evil desire to dominate.
Imagine if this soundtrack is used for Tekken 8 when Kazuya and Jin fight for the final time.
That be sick. We better tweet this, for namco to hear.
@@TonyG8992 it’s so fitting to because you would think were they might have a really dope soundtrack for it gets your adrenaline pumping but this soundtrack is so much better because it shows the whole conflict between a family how they never learned to love each other.
@@michaelhernandez2307 Kazuya is my favorite Tekken character, he's so complex. As a kid who played 1,2,3, who didn't really pay attention to story, Marshall/Forest Law were my favorite because of their resemble to Bruce Lee. But growing up I started loving Kazuya's story, his relationship with Jun and his conflicted relationship with his father was pure genius. Hope to see Kazuya again
MUST happen
We most likely are getting a fart sounding dub-step instead though.
man.. 1995. seems like a lifetime ago. hearing this in the arcade while playing as kazuya is something I'll never forget. good times were had.
Was the arcades that quiet? I always thought every arcade shops were noisy that it muffled the sounds of the games
@@aeoncalcos7830 really depended where you were at and the time period. Some def were loud but others, almost abandoned, especially around ps3 era. "Why go to an arcade when everyone had their own consoles at home?"
Feels like yesterday to me mate
But this track is from the console version lol
@Chocolate Sandwich those seem to be custom arcades, there was no arcade release of tekken tag based on the ps2 version, even the turbo version that was shown a few years back was purely based on the original system 12 release (the one that "looks like crap" that you mentioned)
They need bring back this soundtrack in Tekken 8 for the final battle of Jin Kazama and Kazuya Mishima!
things that poorly aged... T__T
Kazuya, such a wonderful character ☻
namco absolutely smashed it with this.
the stage and music was ahead of its time.
and this cover is excellent.
Tekken 2 storytelling was decades ahead of its time. The mirrors represented Kazuya's self-reflection and Angel represented his humanity that loses to Devil. When was the last time you had a video game character that was *entirely METAPHORICAL!?* Silent Hill is the only game i can think of which has symbolic levels&characters based on a character's psyche and T2 predates SH by 4 years.
majora's mask is basically a metaphor about loss and grief. I would say that easily more than half of EVERYTHING in the ENTIRE GAME is a metaphor or analogy about some emotion or mental/emotional state. it's a heavy experience but it is one of my favourite games of all time
@@gustavogoesgomes1863 I wasn't talking about metaphors in a game, i was talking about a *metaphorical characters.*
*For Ex:* the nurses in Silent hill 2 represent the protagonist's sexual frustration and the Pyramid Head represents the protagonist's sense of guilt. Similar to this, Angel represented the humanity within Kazuya.
@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக் well, the characters aren't "just" metaphors, but they have a lot of metaphorical meaning. as some examples, the deku king's blind rage against his daughter's best friend is the embodiment of anger, the second phase of grief (in the second phase of the game, the deku swamp). the zora singer who loses her voice and just stares silently to the empty ocean, longing for her stolen offspring, is the embodiment of depression, the fourth phase of grief and the fourth phase of the game, and so on. I'm picking the most obvious ones, but most of the characters, soundtracks, bosses, landscapes, masks, enemies and so on are representative of the game's psichological themes. it's everywhere
I love how you praise Tekken 2 but look at the series now. The story is all over the place lol. I still love it though
well they changed so much and retconned since 3 which is really the last of the original story imo.
Kazuya: WHO ARE YOU, DEVIL!?
Devil: I am you.
Kazuya: Then who am I??
Devil: Argh! You're so stupid! YOU are you also!
Kazuya: ENOUGH! You are my mirror image, yet your speech is foul and you stink of dark magic! WHO ARE YOU AND HOW HAVE YOU BE CAME TO BE ME?!
Devil: I am the evil that's triggered within your genes! Your rage and anger has spawned me from the blackest of depths from your heart! I possess all your fighting and combat skills and I have only one purpose in my existence... TO DESTROY YOU!!
@@rafihaq9321 i see what you did there
"I art thou, and thou art I. For I am the manifestation of thy darkness and hatred consuming thee..."
Chicken skin
But stronger
No matter how hard Namco try, Jin will always be in Kazuyas shadow and just a sub character.
Kazuya is Tekken.
Oh yeah? Did you beat Tekken 8 yet?
@@YouAlreadyKnowBabi he's saying that the legacy of Tekken revolves around kazuya. The classic OG Tekken movie was made with Kazuya. The whole story revolves around kazuya. It's taken until 2024 for Harada to shift the plot to Jin, but ultimately the spine of Tekken is Kazuya. Where does Tekken go once Kazuya is finished? It's precisely why Reina was introduced out of no where.
@@billythedreamer Until 2024? My guy are you on Alzheimer inducing shrooms. Kazuya literally died in Tekken 2, the plot of Tekken 3 literally revolves around Jin Kazama . Even Tekken 4 Jin's still mainly front and centre Heihachi and Kazuya second. What you are saying is nonsensical.
Heihachi betta
@@yusassin1449shrooms don't cause thay...actually helps with it ya tard 😂 KNOW YOUR SUBSTANCES before sounding dumb 😎
• So it is written.
• The son could not retain his humanity.
• Now, all alone In everlasting darkness...
*Only the Devil remains.*
a fight of Nero vs. Vergil with this theme would somehow be epic, but sad
Now this is a good “face your darkness” fight in a game.
I was expecting a bad cover, but this is very good. You kept the essence of the original whilst adding your own spin.
Bravo to you.
Kinda wished this played in 8’s final fight, with Jin hearing Jun’s voice to use his power to save Kazuya. Or maybe Kazuya finally thinks he’s gone too far and has the mentality like “only death can save me”
I kinda agree too, even if 8's final fight was good, I would have loved to see Kazuya reflecting and/or struggling again with his inner demon self too, it was really cool. Seeing Kazuya just being okay with it has always been a bit weird with me
@@reika1691Heihachi has made him even more Heihachi than he was.
This should have been the music in Tekken 8’s trailer.
This Better be in the final battle between Jin and Kazuya.
I disagree, this theme demonstrates that Kazuya succumbed to his evil side. Jin battle with Kazuya should demonstrate that Jin is superior to Kazuya both in fighting and mental ability, since he prevailed over Devil Jin's influence, while Kazuya failed to retain his good side.
However, I think that there should be a scene in Tekken 8 with an inner battle between Jin and Devil Jin similar to the stage "Be in the Mirror", but Jin actually wins. However, instead of a dark space with mirrors it is a forest in flames or something corrupted, but that gets purified as the battle goes on until the darkness is contained, but not extinguished.
@@takezokimura2571spoiler: Jin has the same challenge and even talk with his Devil.
@@takezokimura2571Jin is not superior to Kazuya. His devil powers were superior back then in Tekken 4 cuz Kazuya lost half his devil and had just come to control his devil. Jin had allowed his devil to drive him and his devil had Kazama powers plus Kazuya's devil's half.
He did beat Kazuya in the final fight but before that there were three fights of which Kazuya won two and one was a draw. The space fight Kazuya did have Azazel, just like Jun had helped Jin control his Kazama powers. But the magic attack from Claudio and the struggling Azazel had weakened Kazuya.
Yeah Jin won the final duel but it was not because he was better, its simply because Jin had better motivations. Kazuya seemed hesitant to kill his son. He wanted to knock him down.
"Break Damn you!"
"Those who try to dictate my life will suffer for their transgressions" and walks away when Jin knocks out
In his ending, he throws him off the cliff but that's not enough to kill Mishimas. Kaz was teaching his son to quit his "naive" world view and adopt social Darwinism the same way he did when Hiehachi did that to him.
I walk where I please. I train to ease.
Reflections are pale, undoubtedly stale.
My heart is vacant, my timing is patient
Emotionless passion flowing through my veins.
Silhuettes boxing against the light, tracing my gains.
Dancing in the looking glass, with a strict routine.
The devil within wants to scream.
Disciplined without feeling, my opponent is seething.
One jab, one cross here and there.
I will be the final heir.
I see my shadow lingering, What is tinkering?
I must keep it at bay for now, only I wish I knew how?
My desire for strength, is at a ropes length
Coldness is nearer,
Be In The Mirror.
You can kinda understand this szenario only when your Older and you Return back when kazuya had to face himself "The Devil" as 28 years old male i almsot get tears in my eyes watching this and understandting this when being older thanks namco
Kinda sucks they threw away this aspect of his character. You'd think with the randomoly trying to humanize Heihachi they'd callback to Kazuya not really choosing to be evil. Hatred & lust for power consumed him.
tekken 4 even tried to bring some of this duality between devil and kazuya again, with that kazuya scene having to fight to regain control of his own body, and even has that scene that hints that devil hid information from kazuya, about a method of merging them with jin.(sorry for my bad english)
@Trelltinsley193 Tekken 2 show a Heihachi who care about his son, we saw this in Kazuya cinematic (even if it's not canon), and want peace in world in Project X Zone 2 (yeah I was shocked when I see him say that, and he was honest). And Kazuya never fight physically against Devil in the canon
They need to bring this back in tekken 8's final boss battle.
Tekken 8 ost final battle
yea
that would be too good
That would be really sad
I still don't think they will kill Kazuya off again.
I think Angel should be the final boss of Tekken
Once I used this background music in my photo editing then all My friends aske me about this music where to get this marvelous sound.
I wish NAMCO remake tekken 2
That would be awesome !!
Its feel that sadnest and painful in a past and present day its like you revenge on your who's angry on you and get a payback and no apologize and acceptance on your past
It may sound strange to yall but "Be In The Mirror" reminds me of 90s Greek and Spanish-language soap operas and soundtracks, particularly "Kalimera zoi (That shitrash soap opera had 3093 episodes!)". Kazuya Mishima does look like a bit with Taxiarch Stathis Theoharis. Which leads us to the final completing puzzlepiece, the music here isn't predominantly Japanese as Kazuya's is but purely Western, what more appropiately compatible than linking it to the birthplace of Western Civilization, right? The final battle didn't happen in a secret mirror room as you all deluded to believe, but in Portara, a lintel at Naxos (a Greek island). Those aren't mirrors they are the illusions Portara's gap creates but Kazuya vividly imagines them as mirrors because they are the layers of his self, The Devil symbolizes the Western greed and civilization corrupting Kazuya and Japan's decaying state of their civilization. Kazuya is the authentic Japan, Devil is the Westernized side of Japan consuming it and corrupting it from within. The Devil.. within.
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@@georgekas. Fanfiction.
The coked up ramblings of a deranged mad man.
a great soundtrack like this should not be wasted… I remember enjoying playing the final level because of this music 👏🏻❤️
This should be Kazuya/Devil Kazuya's final boss theme and fight location, those mirrors are very creepy
This theme and stage with todays graphics would be sick
beautiful cover, i listened it so many times
This is beautiful music
My Main menu Tekken 8 theme. Fits so well
Nostalgia. Tekken & Kindom Hearts have the BEST soundtracks ever period.
This should be in Tekken 8 final battle when Kazuya fights the devil entity and it kills both of them.
Kazuya wont die
Good work. Sounds very close to the original, but different enough to merit listening to it by itself. Thanks for doing this!
YIS
Am I the only one hoping that Jin gets a boss fight like this but with his own devil-half? I feel like Jin finally coming to peace with the devil genes in his body and becoming a proper combination of human and devil would not only be compelling story-wise, but it’d also be a cool parallel to his father Kazuya before he’d finally have to confront him.
Post-Tekken 8 Edit: Called it!
They've retconned everything, devil is no longer an entity within Jin or Kazuya. Tekken 7 writers treat devil like a superpower kazuya/jin had trouble controlling. In TK1-4 Devil was a separate entity which was trying to control Kazuya and Angel represented the humanity within Kazuya fighting back but the final boss is devil meaning that Kazuya's soul(ie ANGEL) lost the battle in Tekken 2. That's why this theme is somber, all that's left was DEVIL not "Devil Kazuya".
@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்ohh i thiught they retconed some of it but not everything like kazuyas devil split in two and is now in jin so ig its still a seperate entity?
@@mugzie11Its complicated.
Kazuyas devil gene DID split,a spiritual part of his devil went and marked/cursed Jin as we see in Tekken 3 but Jin still has his own biological devil.
Kazuya thinks Jin has his devil cause he doesn't know how it works,he doesn't know Kazumi was a devil.
Harada stated Kazuya and Jin suspect the devil started with Jinpachi,this heavily implies that after cursing Jin the half devil spirit went on to possess Jinpachi.
Thats why he looked demonic but did not have horns and wings, because he was possessed by the spirit but lacked the gene
@@newhybrid101 ohh that kind of makes things a bit more intresting actually, thank u
the entire devil gene thing is a retcon it had no part in the original story.....in tekken 3 devil branded himself on jin's arm due to the curse on his father for having sold his soul in order to survive the fall and get revenge on his father.@@newhybrid101
I use to play this and take my time just to hear this instrumental, its bad ass
Des moments magiques ! C'était cool 👍❤️
I so dissapointed by the last tekkens, especially tekken 7. they completely lost the genuine touch and art they had in the past, to appeal other crowd I guess... But it really deminish greatly the game more and more.
Kazuya best theme! 👍
I want this image on a tshirt. One of my favourite themes in a game ever, you did such a great job
Theres no exuse for tekken to have fallen of and not be as good as it used to in terms of story feel and even characters like this theres no exuse there either just being lazy or dont care about it anymore or the old producers that gave it this feel are probably gone
yea songs like emotionless passion and be in the mirrior an stages like eternal darkness cant really fit into tekken7 the eerie creepiness of fighting devil in this game actually feels like your fighting to save the world from a man battling his good and evil nature with the fate of the world in your hands now the arcade is like fight kazumi for no reason fight akuma for literally NO reason hell the tournament didnt even need to happen in tekken 7 they just said fuck the tournaments now lol sorry i went off on a tangent
@@MrStarManMario For a fight this intense for the final battle between kazuya and heihachi it should have been that tekken 2 kind of songs it should have been eerie .
@@gokublack5831 It went downhill at T6 but 5 started screwing up some characters like paul and law.
Its sorta sad. The gameplay has definitely improved from the Tekken 4-5 days, but the story basically got dumpstered. It was nice having a reason as to why your fighting
@@MrStarManMario I get kind of what you mean its like the whole game of tekken 7 was set to not be epic songs like this and all the Erie ness cant even be put in tekken 7 the way they arranged it i see what you meant now I agreed but I agree even more now
You LOSE .
Devil : ( shoots laser upwards , towards sky ) ShhshsShshsh "
Final round :
Just like his son.
Kazuya is always best for me
Excellent cover. Clean and crisp!
Out of all of the Vegeta expys, only Kazuya fully embraced the dark side
I don't think he actually embraced it as much as it took over. Devil helped him beat heihachi in T1, and then between 1 and 2 he was a recluse with a dark side, who took the zaibatsu down an increasingly dark path as time went on.
I think that Devil took over - or at least highly influenced - Kazuya during that time. And The King Of Iron Fist Tournament 2 was Devils attempt to find strong fighters.
Throughout the games sjcnd, there have been glimpses of old Kazuya (most notably the now non-canon Tekken 5 ending - thank you harada...) before returning to his evil self. Which to me makes me think that there's still conflict in there.
Edit: but thats just a theory ofc. The plot changed so much and Harada hasn't exactly hid the fact he doesn't care for Kazuya. Tried to kill him off, people rebelled, brought him back, didn't really do much with him since except OoooOooOoOh evil devil guy OooOooOooOoh
@@kronksstronkstonks6360 It took Heihachi's VA to die for Harada to finally let go of that character. Tekken needs a cartoon reboot like Arcane that doesn't have Harada involved. I still miss the serious storylines T4 had that could've led Tekken to become amazing. Keeping Harada post T5 was a mistake.
@@falconeshield T4 was the right path after T3 messed a lot of stuff up - I will forever complain about the hearsay that Kazuya and Jun were meant to be pivotal to the Tekken storyline, only for Ishii to step back, Harada to step forward, and Jin introduced as the main focus if the storyline, with Jun and Kaz killed off (before backlash brought Kaz back).
Also about Harada stating Kazuya never loved Jun, which makes no sense since in post-Ishii canon, the Kazama clan seem to have an affinity for messing up the Devil Gene. Why would Kaz willingly sleep around with someone who suppresses the influence that promises him revenge on his father? Nor would Devil risk putting his essence into a child resistant to his control through the Kazama bloodline. Makes no sense. But that's Harada in a nutshell imo. I really don't like what he's turned Tekken into. Still love the game and the characters, but the story is a shambles of Ishii stuff that Harada spliced into his own narrative to make the disjointed, over the top mess we have today.
Tekken 4 was a fantastic shift in tone. The dark story was always there but 4 really leaned into it, and imho, perfected it. T4 is probably the only thing i truly commend Harada for. It was brilliant. But then we've got this bloated, overly dramatic world-scale conflict going on that takes away focus from basically every non-mishima character. Kinda blew it. But that's just my subjective opinion, I guess.
A Tekken anime in the style of Arcane without Harada's influence would make me feel like a 7 year old on Christmas morning again. Especially if they leaned into the Devil entity's machinations, the Mishima's dysfunctional family dynamic, and eventually Kazuya/,Juns relationship. The fact it will never happen is pretty disheartening. Headcanon ftw I guess.
@@kronksstronkstonks6360 yep, he is undoubtly still struggling with himself, its the whole character and it never changed, even if now the story is pretty much dumbshit, you still see that Kazuya still have a glance of humanity, but he cannot be saved anymore nonetheless. the only way to save him is by killing him of his misery, which Jin will prolly do, while Kaz saying he loved his mom and life was shit, without asking forgiveness.
@@kronksstronkstonks6360 Ironically Tekken The Animated Movie and Tekken Tag Tournament Devil Kazuya's Ending Show he Loves Jun
hello sir, could you make a extended version please? preferably, 30 minutes, thanks
Kazuya is desperate
they bit off kazuya's internal struggle in tekken 8 for Jin
Unfortunately
FINAL ROUND! - FIGHT!
wait.. you played this yourself?!!!
yes,
i try to do our best using a little more piano with a loop ending, I'm glad you like it
So it's like Kazuya's theme with an Terminator vibe
Well in a way yes, but the ost fits so well with the lore fight that every fan (Me included) do love that theme
Tekken's never had good story writing; but I'd still love to see kazuya fight the demons that remain inside him in later installments.
Kazuya in smash!
This song was played at my funeral.
Ohhh
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤💜
@@voicemakers4236 XD
This theme has always been awesome I dont know why they dont bring back this stage and theme with the original sound with todays graphics with the same dark sad feel. And mirrors. Man let me do a tekken game or dictate it lol .tekken has won much potential to still be in the ranks of mk but they choose to not really put into the game its like they have bad taster or they just dont want to follow the path of the old nostalgic previous games i dont get why so many people would love tekken again more.
Who would win in a fight? Prince Adam/The Beast or Kazuya Mishima/Devil Kazuya?
Wow, amazing! You should try to make a piano cover of this.
ROUND ONE FIGHT!
TWAH
It would be cool if Jin loses in Tekken 8 and Jun defeating Kazuya.
But since they will surely make more games (too much money) they could end the story there and create an alternate timeline like they did with SC6.
You spelled more wrong.
She can't beat Kazuya, she couldn't even beat Orge
But she could turn him back to being good again
@@MVC2fan1 Thanks I corrected it.
@@jermaineobrien6378 Yep. I assume Jin will defeat him and Jun might help with (as you said) turning him back to the good guy he once was. I wonder if Angel will make a Canon appearance again too.
Lo suyo para que lo pusieran en la pelea de jin vs kazuya en el fin de tekken 8 deberia ser mandarle Twitter a bandai namco por si quieren hacer mella con un buen soundtrack y marqué la nostalgia que nos llego con Tekken 2 y 3
Llamenme niñita o lo que quieran, pero este tema me hizo llorar. Muy buen cover.
There is too much energy in the piano if it was pitched down this cover would be awesome
This is awesome keep it up
Hi. Can I use this in a video? Its truly an incredible creation
LITTERAL CHILLS
With this song going on kazuya fighting jin and his devil and jin fighting his devil and kazuya in between them in the end comes jun and everything smh finishes in the end
Gamer'sTube that could be a possibility
K.O. K.O!
Loo
Tekken 2 le migliori colonne sonore della saga ...🥰
Bellissima questa però non lo so quella remixata del 4 di questa è ancora più bella a mio parere perché questa è troppo soft per ll scontro mentre quella del4 con quei tamburi di sottofondo gli da proprio l'atmosfera battagliera giusta e la renda più bella.
very good skill
tekke 2 music is the best
Devil during fight : twuoack , UMPH ,
Devil WINS ,
Round 2
I bet Mecha Heihachi will be back
Maybe Clone Heihachi that Appeared in Tekken 5 Devil Within
@@hurricane7727 Its heavily implied the whole thing was a nightmare that Jin had under the influence of the Devil Gene.
Thats why in the prologue he wakes u0
@@newhybrid101 Tekken 8 Heihachi can still be the G Corporation Clone Heihachi
Kazuya vs shirou ogami who might win
Welcome to Smash Bros Kazuya!!! 😈 👿🤘🏼
Make Jin join smash bros with his father.
Cool remake , 😎
Hey can I use this for non profit use? I'll give you 100% credit!
sure, thanks!
This is just a cover, all rights reserved are Namco.
Oh Yeah
Yes…
I agree father vs son is evil enough.
Me and my mother when I dont want go to school
ost the means tekken
Hahahah I am like 420 booooooii
Quem vou você
Domínios eu sou a negatividade infinita
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@@marcosmarcao2582 Mas isso é impossível já que você faleceu aos 32 anos de idade nos anos 90 e se você quer lutar beleza vamos ver agora que a eles que te deu um novo corpo se você pode lutar comigo Douglas
É claro se você tiver chance de me vencer hahahahahahahahahaha😈👎
@@marcosmarcao2582 pode vim Douglas eu vou acabar com você
@@marcosmarcao2582dominuos:ok let go
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*"Final Round. Fight."*