This is a play-through of Arcade Mode using Kunimitsu in the PS1 version of Tekken 2. Read on below for more information...

Kunimitsu is the sub-boss for Yoshimitsu in the game. She is an unlockable playable character.

===== ABOUT KUNIMITSU =====
As an "alternative design" to Yoshimitsu (she was once part of his Manji clan), she offers a unique contrast to the space ninja... obviously her appearance/costumes isn't as wacky as his of course.

Back in Tekken 1, Kunimitsu is often mistaken as a male character due to the fact that she uses Yoshimitsu's voice and also her physical build being far more closer to a male's one. It is unknown on whether the developers intended for this character to be male in the first place or not. In Tekken 2, her design was drastically changed... along with her build being feminine and having a female voice.

Gameplay-wise, she is mostly a derivative of Yoshimitsu for the most part... she does not have the sword strike or sword thrust that Yoshimitsu has (which makes sense considering her weapon). She does have moves which are unique to herself of course, with these moves being the kunai strikes as well as a Judo Throw.

===== ADDITIONAL INFORMATION =====

---- Her Stage 8 personal boss is Yoshimitsu, and vice-versa.

---- Her stance animation is the same as Paul's and Yoshimitsu's ones.

---- As her stage background in Tekken 2 is called Cambodian Wetlands, it is fitting that it uses the Angkor Wat music theme from Tekken 1.

---- Storyline-wise, her last canonical appearance is in Tekken 2 at this time of writing.

===== ABOUT PS1 TEKKEN 2 =====
This is one of the best fighting games on the PS1, and it is better than the arcade version due to it being graphically identical (standard-wise) and featuring tons more features, including an Arranged soundtrack. The game is based on Version B of the arcade game, with the initial difference of all the sub-bosses and bosses needing to be unlocked. If you are of the PS1/Saturn/PS2/Dreamcast/etc. eras, you'll know that unlocking characters in fighting games are part of the fun.

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