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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 29 entries checked · 15 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 16 still open
Kazuya Mishima — Kazuya was not the final boss of Tekken 2; the final boss of Tekken 2 was Heihachi Mishima, while Kazuya was the final boss of the original Tekken.
Kazuya Mishima — The claim 'Kazuya was voiced by Jōji Nakata in Tekken, Tekken 2, and also in Tekken Tag Tournament (original)' is incorrect; Jōji Nakata voiced Kazuya only in Tekken and Tekken 2. In the original Tekken Tag Tournament, Kazuya was voiced by Masanori Shinohara,
King — King I was not killed by Ogre; he was killed by Armor King (though some sources suggest Ogre's involvement, the established canon is that Armor King killed him).
King — The second King did not learn his technique just from watching King; he was trained by Armor King for four years, as stated later in the entry, but the claim that he 'lost every competition he entered' before that training is not supported by canon.
Heihachi Mishima — The claim that Heihachi is 'one of the four characters to be playable in six main installments' is false; more than four characters have that distinction.
Heihachi Mishima — The entry states Heihachi has an illegitimate child named 'Lars Alexand' instead of the correct name 'Lars Alexandersson'.
G Corporation — The claim that 'JACK-4 units never participate in the King of Iron Fist tournament' is incorrect because JACK-4 is a playable character in Tekken 4 and Tekken 5, meaning it does participate.
Rage Mode — Rage Drive moves were introduced in Tekken 7: Fated Retribution, not in the base Tekken 7 release.
Rage Mode — Rage Art damage in Tekken 7 is a fixed value, not inversely proportional to remaining health.
Wall Splat — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that 'Tekken 2 introduced a sidestepping ability, though not every character had a true sidestep.' This is incorrect: sidestepping was introduced in Tekken 3, not Tekken 2.
Jin Kazama's Hybrid Power — The statement that Jin never merges Ogre's power into himself contradicts the events of Tekken 3, where Jin absorbs Ogre's power after defeating True Ogre.
Jin Kazama's Hybrid Power — The claim that Jin is the only character to wield both Devil and Ogre influences without immediately losing his mind is misleading; in Tekken 3, Jin is briefly consumed by the Devil Gene after absorbing Ogre's power, leading to a loss of control.
Kazuya Mishima's Devil Form — The entry states 'First Appearance=Tekken 2' and 'This form first appeared as a playable character in Tekken 2,' but Kazuya's Devil Form first appeared as a playable character in Tekken Tag Tournament, not Tekken 2.
Kazuya Mishima's Devil Form — The entry incorrectly implies that Heihachi's attempts to acquire the Devil Gene through cloning or experimentation are a known fact from the main games; in canon, these attempts are not explicitly detailed in the main games and appear only in spin-off or non-
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