Shortly after Tekken 4, Yoshimitsu was teleported to a planet of Predator monsters. He cosplayed as the Mega evolution of Pinsir but didn’t have time to change his clothes between Comic-Con and the tournament. Being from space he had access to Pokemon X and Y many years in advanced. Little known facts about Yoshimitsu: In-between Tekken 3 and 4 he really got into cosplay. Being the Lady Gaga of Tekken, it’s amazing that he stuck with the same look for two games in a row. Along the way to the tournament, he found Yoda’s lightsaber while passing through the Dagobah system as well. Unlike in the first version we saw, he is clearly a human wearing a mask…Right? WRONG! Based on his ending video he is a super hero who can leap from the ground onto a helicopter to save a doctor, who can use his freaking sword as a helicopter propeller!Īpparently Raiden’s hat and his creepy mask and earrings decided to fuse themselves to Yoshimitsu’s head at this point. In the next version of Yoshimitsu, he lost his horns and found Raiden’s hat rack. All we really know is that he is an equestrian who upon becoming the King of Iron Fist Tournament dumps all of his money into the streets for the poor. We don’t know much about Yoshi at this point. Yoshimitsu has always been a fan favorite, and this is how he began… as some sort of Neo-Shogun. Way back in 1994, Tekken was released in arcades and it hit the original PlayStation shortly thereafter. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and see how fighting game’s favorite sword-wielding Robot-Alien-Samurai-Bug dude has changed throughout the years. His new look in Tekken 7 has been turning heads, and only builds towards his legacy of bizarre character design. When I logged on to Facebook’s top stories this morning, I never expected to see “Yoshimitsu” trending.
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