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About Tekken: The Motion Picture
After being thrown off a cliff as a child, Kazuya Mishima enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament to extract revenge from his father, multi-billionaire Heihachi Mishima. Meanwhile, WWWC operative Jun Kazama and Hong Kong detective Lei Wulong also enter the tournament to investigate on Heihachi's illegal activities involving cloning and genetic engineering. A handful of other skilled fighters are also in it merely to win the grand prize of $1 billion, not knowing of the true purpose of the...
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Where can I watch Tekken: The Motion Picture legally?
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Is Tekken: The Motion Picture on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is Tekken: The Motion Picture available with an English dub?
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