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*Kazuya is the third fighter in ''Ultimate'' to speak Japanese in all regions. However, unlike [[Cloud Strife]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is likely because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as most characters in the mainline ''Tekken'' games (with a few exceptions, such as Alisa Bosconovitch and Sergei Dragunov) 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 Strife]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is likely because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as most characters in the mainline ''Tekken'' games (with a few exceptions, such as Alisa Bosconovitch and Sergei Dragunov) are only voiced in their native language (Japanese in Kazuya's case). | ||
*Kazuya was released on the day (June 29) exactly one year after {{SSBU|Min Min}} was released. Like Min Min, Kazuya originates from a series of 3D fighting games and he speaks a non-English language (Japanese, in his case) in all regions. Min Min also appeared in Kazuya's reveal trailer. | *Kazuya was released on the day (June 29) exactly one year after {{SSBU|Min Min}} was released. Like Min Min, Kazuya originates from a series of 3D fighting games and he speaks a non-English language (Japanese, in his case) in all regions. Min Min also appeared in Kazuya's reveal trailer. | ||
*The European versions of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' website say "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Kazuya" instead of ''Tekken'' in his newcomer banner. Likewise, the website was updated to remove the series names and logos for all characters in the "Sort by Series" section. This is in line with the pattern that European marketing does not include the names of crossover games with a higher PEGI rating than Super Smash Bros Ultimate (Tekken 7 is rated 16). However, the European video presentations still show the ''Tekken'' name and logo. | *The European versions of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' website say "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Kazuya" instead of ''Tekken'' in his newcomer banner. Likewise, the website was updated to remove the series names and logos for all characters in the "Sort by Series" section. This is in line with the pattern that European marketing does not include the names of crossover games with a higher PEGI rating than ''Super Smash Bros Ultimate'' (''Tekken 7'' is rated 16). However, the European video presentations still show the ''Tekken'' name and logo. | ||
*With a weight value of 113, Kazuya is the heaviest DLC character in ''Ultimate''. | *With a weight value of 113, Kazuya is the heaviest DLC character in ''Ultimate''. | ||
**He is, however, the third heaviest newcomer overall, behind {{SSBU|Incineroar}} with a weight value of 116, and {{SSBU|King K. Rool}} with a weight value of 133. | **He is, however, the third heaviest newcomer overall, behind {{SSBU|Incineroar}} with a weight value of 116, and {{SSBU|King K. Rool}} with a weight value of 133. | ||