B also creates an android named Alisa in the image of his deceased daughter. While working for Jin Kazama in Tekken 6, Dr. Kidnapped by Kazuya in Tekken 2, he was forced to create Alex and Roger, bio-weapons who enter the tournament as expert boxers. Bosconovitch may look like a harmless scientist, but he’s actually a playable fighter in Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.ĭespite only having a minor role in Tekken Bloodline’s story so far, the scientist is responsible for creating numerous fighters for the Tekken tournament. Bosconovitch is more than just Heihachi’s lackey Screenshot by Joseph Asuncion/ONE Esportsĭr. Floor and wall breaks play a big part in Tekken combatĭr. Jin eventually earned his flames after surviving his grandfather’s arduous fighting regimen. Of course, Heihachi didn’t approve the fiery design right away. The flame design resembles the fire that burned their house down during Jun’s fight with Ancient Ogre. The series reveals that Jin wanted the flame design at a young age as a reminder of his mother’s sacrifice.

The truth is out, Jin Kazama’s flame pants are not inspired by legendary host and chef, Guy Fieri. 7 Tekken Bloodline easter eggs hidden in plain sight The origin of Jin Kazama’s flame pants Screenshot by Joseph Asuncion/ONE Esports Warning: Spoilers if you have yet to watch Tekken Bloodline season 1. Tekken chief producer Katsuhiro Harada also mentioned that the series dives deeper into the relationship between Jin and his mom, Jun Kazama, which reveals new information about Jin’s fighting journey.Īmidst the flashy moves and family feuds, here are 7 Tekken Bloodline Easter eggs that you probably didn’t know about. Working off almost three decades of lore, the series producers snuck in a few secret references for diehard Tekken fans out there. Netflix’s Tekken Bloodline anime unravels the story of Jin Kazama and his mysterious martial arts lineage.

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