Telling them to let him go, the janitor's life is spared, and one of The Minister's male hired hands snaps the opponent's neck. Again, K is instructed to properly finish off his opponent, but this time, The Minister offers him the option of having the janitor he spoke with before killed in his place. As he attempts to walk away from his defeated opponent, two men, one of whom is in a white suit, are shown looking on intently from behind a fence. In another test of his hand-to-hand skills, K is pitted against a significantly tougher opponent, but in the end, K still manages to prevail. Unbeknownst to them, The Minister is monitoring their conversation. The man goes on to tell K that The Minister helped him to deliver justice to his son, who had assaulted him and killed his wife years earlier and fled to this place. He informs K that the mysterious woman that led to him being taken into this place is named Rhona Anders, who was trained in the art of assassination by her father, and rumor has it that her sister, who her father also trained, sold her to The Minister. K flatly states that he doesn't like guns, although he does show to be proficient in handling one.Īfter honing his hand-to-hand skills some more, K has a talk with the janitor who had wished him good luck earlier. Still haunted by strange visions and an unknown man's voice, the woman who ran him over takes him to a shooting gallery to see how well he handles firearms. However, K refuses to kill his fallen opponents, claiming that he's not a murderer, leaving two his top female assassins to finish them off themselves while The Minister proclaims "In here, you make mistake, you die, just like in real life on the street."
K is then branded with the group's symbol as his induction.įor his first day of the cult's test of his skills, K soundly defeats his two opponents, despite the disadvantages of being unarmed and outnumbered, much to The Minister's delight. As the man seems to have suffered amnesia, to the point where he doesn't even know his own name, The Minister bestows one upon him using a letter of the alphabet, "K". He is then introduced to a man known only as The Minister, a religious cult leader who employs the people surrounding them as his assassins, and The Minister persists that he will join them, threatening to kill him with a small bomb that has been embedded into his flesh if he refuses, using another man that he "had issues with" to provide a graphic demonstration of his fate. When the man awakens, he finds himself tied to a large wooden cross, where he is greeted by women taunting him, one of whom he instantly recognizes as the woman who ran him over. Victors of mankind's symbol, and proof of our advancement." He goes on to state that those who are weak were banished beyond the gates of Tekken City, and that many have set up slums in their own encampments they call their home. The voice goes on to glorify a place called Tekken City. she promptly stomps his face in.įollowing this, an unknown voice tells of how mankind has been divided for centuries, and the world as we know it has not changed much. Almost immediately after escaping them, he is struck by a dark red car, driven by a woman dressed in black and wearing high heels. He responds by fighting off his would-be captors and fleeing to the rooftop, continuing to fight off the gunmen as he jumps down each story of the hotel to the ground below. After he gets dressed, several armed men burst into his room and hold the confused man at gunpoint.
He gets out of bed, looking disoriented, and heads for the bathroom, where a deep voice echoes in his mind as he looks in the mirror and washes his face. The movie starts off with chaotic imagery running through a man's head as he sleeps, which eventually awakens him. Previously alleged to be titled, "Tekken: Rise of the Tournament" and "Tekken: A Man Called X', the film serves as a prequel to the 2010 movie.Ī man with amnesia, known only as K, ends up being trained as a hitman as he tries to learn the mysteries of his past and his connection to Heihachi Mishima, the man behind the King of Iron Fist Tournament. Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge is the title of the live action film that was released on Blu-ray in the United States on August 12, 2014.
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