Ogre does not have a specific fighting style, as it is borrowed from those of many different series characters.
His language however was Japanese lines reversed, although there is a video that has the Japanese lines re-reversed.
In 2014, after a fan posted a still image from Tekken 3 on Twitter showing a silhouetted Ogre holding a disembodied head, Harada repeatedly denied it was that of Jun Kazama. A swimsuit costume for True Ogre was included with pre-orders of Tekken Tag Tournament 2. His True Ogre form differs greatly in appearance, resembling a gargoyle sporting large wings and horns with his neck enveloped in fur, and massive claws on his feet and left hand with the right composed of a series of writhing snakes. He is also has a small round shield that is said to be the fabled Stone of the Sun, the Aztec calendar attached to his left arm. He adorns various types and pieces of old Aztec jewelry and a large golden helmet/crown with very long orange hair.
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His first form resembles a tall, muscular humanoid with dark green skin and red glaring eyes. Ogre is the Tekken series' first main villain unrelated to the Mishima family.
Ogre appears in the noncanonical games Tekken Card Challenge and Tekken Mobile, and is playable in the spinoff titles Tekken Tag Tournament and in Tekken Tag Tournament 2, with a version of the character called Ancient Ogre exclusive to the console version of the latter as a download. In Tekken 5 (2004), Ogre is playable in the "Arcade History" mode and is the final boss of the "Devil Within" minigame, where clones of him and Heihachi are defeated by Jin Kazama. Heihachi then collects blood samples and skin tissue from the creature in order to splice his genomes with his own, but the project is unsuccessful, as he is missing a key ingredient called the "Devil Gene", which the series protagonist Jin Kazama and his father Kazuya possess. Paul Phoenix defeats Ogre in the tournament, but he then quits the competition under the impression that he has won, when he had one last opponent remaining in Ogre's true form, True Ogre. In the meantime, Ogre kills King in combat, beats Baek Doo San into a yearlong coma, and supposedly kills Jin's mother Jun Kazama. Having witnessed his power firsthand, Heihachi seeks an opportunity to use him in hopes of creating the ultimate life form while staving off his own aging process, and therefore stages the third edition of the King of Iron Fist Tournament held throughout the Tekken series in order to draw Ogre out. In Tekken 3 (1997), Heihachi Mishima sends his personal army, the Tekken Force, to search a temple in central Mexico, but they are promptly obliterated by Ogre. Ogre is believed to be a biological weapon abandoned on earth by an ancient alien race, while he is additionally worshipped by ancient Aztecs as the "God of Fighting". He has received mostly positive critical reception for his design and characterization.Īppearances Tekken series Since his debut, Ogre has featured intermittently in the Tekken series with non-player roles in Tekken 4 as cameo and Tekken 5 in Devil Within Mode (only True Ogre), with several appearances in crossover games outside the Tekken franchise. He is introduced in Tekken 3 as an Aztec fighting god who is the game's main villain and final boss, along with his grotesque alter ego, True Ogre. Ogre ( Japanese: オーガ, Hepburn: Ōga) (also known as Ancient Ogre in Tekken Tag Tournament 2), known in Japan as Toshin ( 闘神, Toshin, "闘"), is a fictional character from the Tekken fighting game franchise by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Personal style, sampled from many fighters Stealer of Souls ( Street Fighter X Tekken)
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