The second attempt was Yoichi Mori's 2011 3D CGI animated movie, Tekken: Blood Vengeance. The first attempt, namely Kunihisa Sugishima's 1997 animated film, Tekken: The Motion Picture, focuses on Jin's father Kazuya, but has almost no connection to the in-game storyline, and seems more focused on product advertisement than a fully developed story based on a content-rich video game. The result is much different from the other two Tekken anime productions. How Does Tekken: Bloodline Compare With The Other Tekken Anime? Even non-fans of the game will enjoy this series without needing to pick up a controller and boot up a PlayStation or Xbox. But it doesn't overemphasize the mythology. It also gives due acknowledgment of the central theme running through the video game - the internal and eternal struggle of the males of Tekken's Mishima clan.
The choices that they made, however, fit nicely with those parts of Jun and Jin Kazama's story that is told in the game. For instance, the video game storyline does not provide much information about Jun Kazama or Jin Kazama as a child, so the creators had the freedom to develop these plot points. This is mostly due to the fact that Miyao and his creative team not only focus the "superstructure" of the anime fully in the video game plot environment but also take "poetic licenses" that make sense in Tekken mythology.
Related: Street Fighter's R-Rated Adaptation Was So Gory, Capcom Shut It Downįor fans of the Tekken video game, Bloodline is the anime they have been waiting for since when it was first announced, in the 1990s, that the game was getting an animated adaptation.
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