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Just like in Tekken 5, his gauntlets gains the Kazama symbol on the backs of the hands instead of the silver studs. His customizations consist of priest coats, trousers, demonic armor gear, and Devil Kazuya's body parts along with its beast parts. Devil Jin's Player 1 outfit in Tekken 6.
Devil Jin's Gauntlets is one of the Weapon Skins in the game Brawlhalla.
Many of Jin's outfits feature flame designs on his right pant leg, and he always wears gloves or gauntlets in his Player 1 outfits. Jin has spiky black hair similar to his father's with thick eyebrows and a full fringe similar to his mother's. He also has a devil mark on his left shoulder where...
Tekken 8 marks the first game where Devil Jin gains entirely unique battle grunts from Jin. Devil Jin's gauntlets can be removed in the Customize screen, revealing more of the black markings around both of his elbows that were previously only partially visible. Pokkén Tournament:
Devil Jin's gauntlets in Tekken 6 for player one, CG art image. Devil Jin's player two gauntlets Player 1 Outfit: Mostly the same, but with many changes made: The gauntlets are Altered with points at the top, They're a lighter tint of red, strangely, The gauntlets look like they are made of wood.
Devil Jin wears gauntlets coloured the same as the flame on his pants and shoes coloured the same the respective leg. Although Devil Jin made repeated cameos and hints during Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag Tournament, his very first full appearance would occur in Tekken 4.
That is why Devil Jin always has Studded Gloves instead of the Kazama symbol. No matter the game, he is always a "Mishima", so he always has them. In Tekken 6 onwards, he embraced his Mishima side, bringing chaos to the world and being "evil" like his father and grandpa (and he probably did not want to tarnish the Kazama Clan name ...
