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**Before his Final Smash is shown, he is shown slamming [[Incineroar]] into the ground. Incineroar is a stand-in for Heihachi, as both characters shared the same Japanese voice actor and Heihachi's Gi bears a tiger emblem. | **Before his Final Smash is shown, he is shown slamming [[Incineroar]] into the ground. Incineroar is a stand-in for Heihachi, as both characters shared the same Japanese voice actor and Heihachi's Gi bears a tiger emblem. | ||
**In one scene Kazuya is seen fighting Snake in his jaguar camouflage costume as a stand-in for King, a name used by two wrestlers from the ''Tekken'' series known for their jaguar masks. | **In one scene Kazuya is seen fighting Snake in his jaguar camouflage costume as a stand-in for King, a name used by two wrestlers from the ''Tekken'' series known for their jaguar masks. | ||
**The beginning of Kazuya's gameplay demonstration | **The two initial gameplay scenes of the reveal trailer as well as the beginning of Kazuya's gameplay demonstration feature unique pannings of the camera, which are similarly done before a round in the ''Tekken'' series. | ||
**In one scene, Devil Kazuya is seen shooting an Inferno at {{SSBU|Daisy}} in her blue dress and {{SSBU|Wario}} in his red biker outfit. The blue Daisy resembles Asuka Kazama, a cousin of Jin Kazama, while Wario resembles Bob, an obese American character as he appears in ''Tekken 7''. | **In one scene, Devil Kazuya is seen shooting an Inferno at {{SSBU|Daisy}} in her blue dress and {{SSBU|Wario}} in his red biker outfit. The blue Daisy resembles Asuka Kazama, a cousin of Jin Kazama, while Wario resembles Bob, an obese American character as he appears in ''Tekken 7''. | ||
**In one scene, Kazuya is shown [[Meteor Smash]]ing a green {{SSBU|Inkling}} followed by punching a black {{SSBU|Zero Suit Samus}}. The green Inkling resembles Bryan Fury as he appears in ''Tekken 7'', while the black Zero Suit Samus resembles Nina as she appears in ''Tekken 7''{{'}}s story. | **In one scene, Kazuya is shown [[Meteor Smash]]ing a green {{SSBU|Inkling}} followed by punching a black {{SSBU|Zero Suit Samus}}. The green Inkling resembles Bryan Fury as he appears in ''Tekken 7'', while the black Zero Suit Samus resembles Nina as she appears in ''Tekken 7''{{'}}s story. | ||
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<!--*Kazuya is the third fighter in ''Ultimate'' to speak Japanese in all regions. However, unlike [[Cloud]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as all characters in the ''Tekken'' franchise (outside of spinoffs) are only voiced in their native language (Japanese in Kazuya's case).--> | <!--*Kazuya is the third fighter in ''Ultimate'' to speak Japanese in all regions. However, unlike [[Cloud]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as all characters in the ''Tekken'' franchise (outside of spinoffs) are only voiced in their native language (Japanese in Kazuya's case).--> | ||
*Interestingly enough, Kazuya's brief display of his moveset presented by Masahiro Sakurai uses the character select theme from ''Tekken 3'', which is the only game in the series in which he is not a playable character. | *Interestingly enough, Kazuya's brief display of his moveset presented by Masahiro Sakurai uses the character select theme from ''Tekken 3'', which is the only game in the series in which he is not a playable character. | ||
*In both Kazuya's reveal trailer and his gameplay demonstration, Kazuya's throws (with the exception of Air Inferno and Stonehead in the demonstration specifically) feature unique camera angles during their execution, derived from ''Tekken''. It is presently unknown if this trait will carry over in the full release, though it is likely to be a feature exclusive to one-on-one fights involving Kazuya. | |||
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