| rdfs:comment | - After being thrown into a mountain ravine by his father, Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima sold his soul to an entity of frightening power known as Devil in return for the power to overthrow his father. Tekken 2 suggests that Kazuya's soul was not fully consumed by Devil and that the two are, Tekken 3 in fact, separate entities. For example, the character profile for Angel states that she represents Kazuya's good side. Also, Kazuya's Tekken 2 ending, depicts him battling against Devil. However, during the timeframe of Tekken 4, Devil and Kazuya apparently act as one.
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| abstract | - After being thrown into a mountain ravine by his father, Heihachi Mishima, Kazuya Mishima sold his soul to an entity of frightening power known as Devil in return for the power to overthrow his father. Tekken 2 suggests that Kazuya's soul was not fully consumed by Devil and that the two are, Tekken 3 in fact, separate entities. For example, the character profile for Angel states that she represents Kazuya's good side. Also, Kazuya's Tekken 2 ending, depicts him battling against Devil. However, during the timeframe of Tekken 4, Devil and Kazuya apparently act as one. However, choosing both Kazuya and Devil in Tekken Tag Tournament, and then tagging either character into the match results in the morphing of one into the other. (Tagging in Devil while playing as Kazuya results in Kazuya morphing into Devil, and vice versa.) Before the fight, whoever was chosen first will enter the match alone. Furthermore, Tekken 4, it is stated that Devil and Kazuya were once separate entities before Kazuya unknowingly managed to "unify the two powers into one". In Kazuya's Tekken 4 ending, Devil (while in Kazuya's body) explains that during their battle against Heihachi 20 years ago, he lost a part of himself when Heihachi attempted to kill him (his other half was stored within Jin Kazama). In addition, in Kazuya's Tekken 5 Story Mode introduction, he morphs into Devil to escape Honmaru.
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