Tekken

Kazuya Mishima:
[to Jun] You don't know me, and I don't know what you want, but you can't change my mind. Tomorrow I'm killing my father. Stay out of my way, or you'll die as well.

Narrator:
[First lines] Since the beginning of history, people have fought in the name of God, bending to the invented demands of their fickle deity, and screaming for righteousness, they wantonly spill the blood of their enemies, as well as their own. The purpose behind this bloodshed, however, goes beyond simple explanations of religion or notions of justice. The truth is buried deep within those who wage the wars. Since the birth of this planet, a memory has become deeply engraved onto the genes of all living things. A memory of aggression as a means of survival, a memory of fighting. Humans seek to defend their actions in the name of truth. The act of fighting is itself a true act. Without this truth, the fighter will perish. To learn the way, ask your own flesh and blood, because one's flesh is the door to the truth. To master the way, ask your own ken, or fist, because complete knowledge of one's flesh, blood and fist is what creates one's Tekken. And Tekken is the key to life!

Lei Wulong:
I guess that's our boat to Hell.

Lee Chaolan:
As long as my brother is alive, then I am the adopted son with second rate clout!

Kazuya Mishima:
A person's worst enemy is found deep within the centre of their spirit.

Kazuya Mishima:
[to a humanoid dinosaur] You oughta keep your mouth shut.

Heihachi Mishima:
[to Kazuya] Lions push their cubs over a cliff and raise only the ones that climb back up.

Nina Williams:
[to Kazuya] This time, you will die!

Kazuya Mishima:
[to Nina] Let my father know he should clean his neck while he's waiting for me.

Kazuya Mishima:
[to Nina] I really don't need to ask who sent you, because it's all over for you.

Jun Kazama:
I don't understand it. Why would someone as powerful as you throw your own son into the canyon? And why are you now flooding the world with weapons and planning its destruction? Why is the world your enemy and not your own hatred?

Heihachi Mishima:
Hm. Then tell me what you consider justice.

Jun Kazama:
Justice?

Heihachi Mishima:
Rationale is a better word. Is the truth your rationale for living life like you do?

Jun Kazama:
What do you mean?

Heihachi Mishima:
Just this: words like "justice" and "truth" are empty concepts that have led societies through cancerous histories. Through the ages, those who have blindly believed in these absolute truths have fought and died over empty platitudes. Today, you'll find people mistaking their own greed for truth, and eating the planet out from under them and condemning themselves to total annihilation, chanting their democracy and their freedom as though they were a religion. They're cheerfully justifying their journey towards self-destruction.

Jun Kazama:
But how does any of that justify the way you've lived your life?

Heihachi Mishima:
Don't you get it? The only way to truly salvage this disgusting world is to DESTROY everything on it so a new world can be rebuilt!

Jun Kazama:
You monster! You threw your son into the canyon specifically to place that dark hatred in his heart! You've groomed the perfect successor for your plans of carnage and genocide!

Heihachi Mishima:
My Tekken will create the destruction of the Devil and the renewal of the Gods!

Jun Kazama:
No one has that kind of right! What would you have done if he'd been killed?

Heihachi Mishima:
My son is too strong. And if he had been defeated, I was prepared to give my own life.