Jin Kazama's definitions
Ballyboo YOU SHALL DIE FOR SAYING THAT TEKKEN IS A CLONE OF ANOTHER GAME!!!!!!!!! I WILL USE MY COLT 45 ON YOU IF YOU INSULT TEKKEN AGAIN, BITCH!!!!!! TEKKEN IS THE GREATEST GAME ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH AND DESERVES TO BE IN THE HALL OF FAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE JAPANESE HALL OF FAME BECAUSE IT IS WAY TOO GOOD OF A GAME TO BE INSULTED LIKE THAT, BITCH!!!!!! TEKKEN RULES AND DESERVES TO BE TREATED WITH RESPECT!!!!!! TEKKEN WILL BE WORTH THE PRICE OF GOLD ONE DAY, YOU'LL SEE!!!!
Overprotective fan of Tekken here!!!!!
by Jin Kazama March 13, 2005

A white, often male, person who is attempting to mimic an African-American who likes Hip-Hop and R&B. Often a disgrace to many African-Americans and an outcast.
wigger: yo wassup honey, wanna hitch a ride to mah crib, baby?
girl: Umm....no? look i don't have time for this. *walks away*
wigger: well ive met girls way bettah than you. I have dozens waitin fah me at dat pimp crib of mine.
girl: Umm....no? look i don't have time for this. *walks away*
wigger: well ive met girls way bettah than you. I have dozens waitin fah me at dat pimp crib of mine.
by Jin Kazama February 23, 2007

by Jin Kazama February 21, 2005

Jin Kazama, son of Kazuya Mishima and Jun Kazama.
Brisbane, Australia... a city crowded with buildings, new and old. Nestled amongst the towering buildings of this city was a small dojo. A young man trained there, his face covered by the hood of his jacket. This young man trained there quietly...
... The young man was Jin.
Day after day, Jin trained in the traditional art of karate. Ever since Heihachi's betrayal, Jin loathed everything about himself. His Mishima bloodline, his fighting style, the Devil gene in his blood, everything. He unlearned the Mishima-ryu fighting style thanks to the dojo master's training and mastered traditional karate.
Jin's thoughts burned with the desire to destroy the evil Mishima bloodline, the bloodline of his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, and his father, Kazuya.
One day, Jin heard rumors that The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 4 was announced.
A once in a lifetime opportunity to exterminate the Mishima clan... Without hesitation, Jin hardened his resolve to enter the tournament.
Brisbane, Australia... a city crowded with buildings, new and old. Nestled amongst the towering buildings of this city was a small dojo. A young man trained there, his face covered by the hood of his jacket. This young man trained there quietly...
... The young man was Jin.
Day after day, Jin trained in the traditional art of karate. Ever since Heihachi's betrayal, Jin loathed everything about himself. His Mishima bloodline, his fighting style, the Devil gene in his blood, everything. He unlearned the Mishima-ryu fighting style thanks to the dojo master's training and mastered traditional karate.
Jin's thoughts burned with the desire to destroy the evil Mishima bloodline, the bloodline of his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, and his father, Kazuya.
One day, Jin heard rumors that The King of the Iron Fist Tournament 4 was announced.
A once in a lifetime opportunity to exterminate the Mishima clan... Without hesitation, Jin hardened his resolve to enter the tournament.
by Jin Kazama May 22, 2004

A great band but not the best band. Down with the sickness, Prayer, and Numb are the only ones I really like. Disturbed is excellent but nothing really spectacular and amazing even though in my definition of down with the sickness i put the best band in the world I wasn't thinking at that time but now I have come to realize that they aren't really that good but are great.
by Jin Kazama April 23, 2005

the most boring mov9ie ever made because it was made by those fucks at MTV who used to rock but now suck at music, shows, and movies.
by Jin Kazama February 21, 2005

One of the best Tekkens to hit the PS2. The video graphics looked almost real!!! You could customize your character, you can earn a whole lotta money, the difficulty ain't too bad either. The difficulty is challenging but I like it. It is funny. The characters interact with one another in a select few fights. The only things that I really didn't like was the narration. It would go in the greatest graphics slot of the tekken list which was tekken tag, tekken 3, and tekken five.
by Jin Kazama April 8, 2005
