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TEKKEN: The Motion Picture (1999)
All of your favorite Tekken characters are here as they battle their way through each other to win the Iron Fist tournament, where fighters of unequaled strength from around the world gather to test their strength in the gladitorial arena. Of course, intrigue and danger abound, with professional assassins, champions of justice, and those whose prowess earns them fear and respect facing off.
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All of your favorite Tekken characters are here as they battle their way through each other to win the Iron Fist tournament, where fighters of unequaled strength from around the world gather to test their strength in the gladitorial arena. Of course, intrigue and danger abound, with professional assassins, champions of justice, and those whose prowess earns them fear and respect facing off.
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Genre:Action, Animation, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Ryota Yamaguchi
In Theaters:1/26/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:ASCII Corporation, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan), Foursome
Cast
Kunihisa Sugishima
Director
Kazuhiro Yamaji
Kazuya Mishima (voice)
Yumi Touma
Jun Kazama (voice)
Akio Nakamura
Lei Wulong (voice)
Daisuke Gori
Heihachi Mishima (voice)
Shin-ichiro Miki
Lee Chaolan (voice)
Minami Takayama
Nina Williams / Young Kazuya / Jin Kazama (voice)
Kaori Yamagata
Anna Williams (voice)
Narumi Hidaka
Michelle Chang (voice)
Tamio Ohki
Dr. Bosconovich (voice)
Kyousei Tsukui
Baek Doo San (voice)
Takashi Nagasako
Ganryu (voice)
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