characters The new characters include: Alisa Bosconovitch : An android, who can also use her own arms and head as weapons. Azazel : A giant monster, as antagonist and the final boss of the game. Bob Richards: An American who was known as a martial arts genius. Being unable to defeat larger opponents, however, he disappeared from the fighting world determined to increase his weight and power while still maintaining speed. Bob enters The King of Iron Fist Tournament 6 to test his new skills and size. Jack-6: A new model of the Jack series of robots, built for Kazuya's G-Corporation. Lars Alexandersson : Heihachi Mishima's illegitimate son and the leader of the Mishima-Zaibatsu rebellion. He is the protagonist of the campaign and fights using Shorinji Kempo. Leo Kliesen: A German Bajiquan fighter. They are intended to be a character who can be played both by beginners and experienced players. The death of Leo's mother at the hands of Kazuya Mishima prompts Leo to begin investigating the Mishima Zaibatsu. Miguel Caballero Rojo: A Spanish matador with a passion for fighting but no real discipline. Miguel wants to exact revenge on Jin and the Mishima Zaibatsu for causing the death of his sister at her wedding. NANCY-MI847J : The mid boss of the game. NANCY is a giant robotic creation of Mishima Zaibatsu, like the Jack robots. Zafina: A woman who enters the tournament to prevent the clash of the "two evil stars" who fights with ancient martial arts. Returning characters The returning characters include: Anna Williams Armor King II Asuka Kazama Baek Doo San Bruce Irvin Bryan Fury Christie Monteiro Craig Marduk Devil Jin Eddy Gordo Feng Wei Ganryu Heihachi Mishima Hwoarang Jin Kazama Julia Chang Kazuya Mishima King II Kuma II Lee Chaolan Lei Wulong Lili De Rochefort Ling Xiaoyu Marshall Law Mokujin Nina Williams Panda Paul Phoenix Raven Roger Jr. Sergei Dragunov Steve Fox Wang Jinrei Yoshimitsu Added in Bloodline Rebellion and console version. Unplayable boss. Playable only in the "Millennium Tower" level in PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 version in the scenario campaign. Skin/palette swap Development and promotion Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu first announced in April 2006 that Tekken 6 was to be developed for the PlayStation 3. The first trailer was revealed at Sony's E3 press conference that year. According to Video Games Daily, feedback from the first trailer was negative. However, project director Katsuhiro Harada