Tekken: Blood Vengeance (2011) on Netflix
NR20111h 40mActionAnimationSci-Fi
G Corporation's Anna Williams recruits the high school martial artist Ling Xiaoyu to look into a Kyoto student, Shin Kamiya. Jin Kazama gives Alisa Bosconovitch the same errand at that school.
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Plot summary
Ling Xiaoyu is a high school student and a martial artist. Anna Williams, who works for G Corporation, brings her in and sends her to a campus in Kyoto with instructions to find out about Shin Kamiya, a student there. The Mishima Zaibatsu is after the same answers, and its head, Jin Kazama, sends Alisa Bosconovitch to that school with a matching task. Xiaoyu and Alisa grow close, each keeping her employer hidden from the other. Anna has also planted a decoy to mislead Nina Williams, her sister, who is on Jin's side. When an unknown assailant seizes Shin, the friendship is put to the test.
Cast
- Masanori Shinoharaas Kazuya Mishima (voice)
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- Erik Scott Kimereras Additional Voices
- Amanda Céline Milleras Additional Voices (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Tekken: Blood Vengeance (2011)
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- When the film began, Harada originally wanted every Tekken character to make an appearance, but the screentime they would need meant the movie would have lacked a coherent narrative, so fewer characters were used.
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The new character Shin was written to die early in the movie on purpose, to show the dangers of the Gene, which could only be used by Jin and Kazuya.- Composer Hitoshi Sakimoto was asked for Hollywood-like orchestral music because the staff felt Tekken was more like a live-action film than an anime, and despite the heavy violence the director wanted a lighter tone to suit Xiaoyu and Alisa's friendship.
- A 3D version of the movie was released on the Nintendo 3DS through Tekken 3D: Prime Edition, making it the first film ever released for the 3DS.
- Digital Frontier gained experience handling visuals on this film, which led to easier development on its later Resident Evil: Damnation.
- The final sight of a bruised and wrecked Alisa summoning her last strength was influenced by the films Terminator 2 and Aliens.
- Director Yōichi Mōri asked Takayuki Takeya, known for designing Devilman and Kamen Rider, to redesign the Devils with a more sinister yet beautiful look, so they would differ from the game and attract more viewers.
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