Back in August, Tekken series producer, Katsuhiro Harada, touched upon what happened to Jun Kazama following the events of Tekken 2. While the popular theory is that she’s dead, Harada revealed that this wasn’t the case.
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During a tournament at EGX 2023, activists belonging to the controversial organization Just Stop Oil trespassed on the stage to disrupt a Tekken 7 tournament.
'Just Stop Oil' whilst also disrupting commuting, vandalising other people property and just generally being dicks.
they remind me of those idiots who glue themselves on streets haha.
I never understood the logic of that form of protest. If anything, it increases fossil fuel consumption by forcing a lot of vehicles to idle until the road is no longer blocked. I’m all for protesting a cause one believes in, but I would think people would want their form of protest to at least make sense.
yeh, its quite dangerous too, cause u never know if anyone needs medical attention or not.
Jun is Tekken's lovechild for the fans. So to have her back would be God mode for us. Even though we have Asuka, there's something she's missing compare to Jun.
According to the books/game/movies she was supposed to be assassinated by Tekken Forces whether they succeeded or not is a different matter. Kazuya hired a team to kill her once he learned she was alive.
What about Kunimitsu? She need to come back too. It was kunimitsu and Jun i picked most of the time on tekken tag .