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Gentlemen, I've called you here on the gravest of matters. I'd like to discuss our futures.
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What does our existence mean in this world? How will we survive in this world?
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("The Future of Tekken Open Discussion")
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I'm sharing these questions with you to hear your thoughts on the matter.
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I want to do something that gives me real recognition. In short, I want to be a stud.
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By the way, old friend, didn't you die after beating Azazel last time?
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That's right. I did die. My awesome existence allowed me to cheat death and stand before you now.
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They were this close to killing off a no-name character like you.
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The only reason you're still here is because those wussy game developers didn't have the heart to go through with it.
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You'll never figure anything out until you start facing reality.
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Hmph! That's a lot to say coming from a guy who turned into sand in my very hands that one time, and there's no evidence that I actually died.
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You honestly think that makes you immortal? Don't make me laugh. If anyone's immortal around here, it's ME.
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Now, now. Let's all stay calm. What do you all say to my building my own offspring?
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Alisa, Bryan, Yoshimitsu, and Jack. All of them are dependent on my existence.
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As long as they're functioning, then in a way, I will live on forever as their creator.
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But you're not doing anything yourself.
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He's right. You're not even popular.
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With my beautiful and devoted daughter Alisa by my side, I don't need anyone else.
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Then how about a way for us to emphasize our sense of existence in a more personal way, like equipping chainsaws or a rocket punch?
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If you'd like, I can fit you with parts to make you immortal, or remodel you as a cyborg.
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