Yoshimitsu jumps onto the helicopter and breaks the windshield, grabs Doctor Boskonovitch and jumps out of the helicopter. At the end of the tournament, Yoshimitsu sees a white helicopter is shown flying away with Boskonovitch in it. To rescue Boskonovitch, he entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament 2. Yoshimitsu learned that a scientist named Boskonovitch, who once saved his life, had been abducted by Kazuya Mishima. Contemptuous of Ganryu's disrespect for the sumo code, Yoshimitsu stole Ganryu's ill gotten money and gave it to the poor.
Whilst participating, Yoshimitsu encountered Ganryu, a corrupt sumo wrestler. He is also a very friendly to those, and will even help those in need of saving and danger.Īs head of the Manji party, Yoshimitsu entered the King of Iron Fist Tournament as a distraction, to allow the Manji to steal the tournament's funds unobserved. Yoshimitsu is a noble, humble, honorable and proud ninja who respects life and compassion from all of humanity, he is also a very wise leader of the Majin Clan and hates injustice and dishonorable warriors who attack the weak, he also enjoys fighting with honorable warriors to test his might and their own. It doesn't have a handguard and glows with a green aura, indicating its now-apparent magical properties. His sword is curved and looks more like a tachi than a katana. His CGI model in cutscenes and art for this game contains some slight revisions to the outfit, suggesting that the in-game model is a slightly earlier, less elaborate draft. His gauntlets are black and his hakama tucked into his greaves, although it is dark green with gold decorations. Discarding the masks, he wears a menacing helmet with the appearance of a skeletal demon. Yoshimitsu wears a full bodied grey armor with red parts designed to look like exposed muscle tissue, as well as back armor that resembles a spine. Although he has a serious temperament, he also shows flashes of stupidity. As the mysterious head of the Manij clan, Yoshimitsu steals from evil companies and spreads their wealth to the poor.
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