Jack-5 wears an updated version of his classic outfit, consisting of dark green camouflage pants, a light green tank top and green and black gloves with metal studs. He wears a green suit decorated with red and yellow stripes and patterns, black boots with red tips and white soles and black gloves with yellow, red-tipped rockets attached to them. Jack-2 was destroyed by Doctor Abel after the second tournament, after which he was replaced, fifteen years later, by a new model fitted with a pivot gun named "Gun Jack", into which Jane placed Jack-2's AI. Jack-4. However, Jack-2 was later destroyed by a satellite weapon as Jane, still a young girl, watched in horror. refers to multiple fictional characters in the game Tekken. #3 Hits mid at the start of the move or low at the end. For the first time in the series, we also see a change to his hairstyle, with his signature Mohawk being recolored red.
Jack (ジャック, Jakku?) Same as his classic exoskeleton suit, but the "skin" on his arms becomes olive green and he also wears matching green boots. However, within G Corp itself, another battle was raging: the battle to create the ultimate next-gen humanoid weapon. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. While wearing this outfit, the "skin" on Jack-5's arms become a more beigey-brown, less human-looking color.
They decided to test Jack-6 in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6, with the intention of destroying the Mishima Zaibatsu. Their second style is visually similar to either an exoskeleton or suit of lightweight armor, typically in a simple color scheme, with the exception of Gun Jack, who wore more ornate designs. Prototype Jack is seen as separate to the main line. Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory at the completion of the 5th King of Iron Fist Tournament. He returns in the non-canon Tekken Tag Tournament game. Jacks deal good damage and have good pokes and throws, but the real thing that makes them shine is the ridiculous range on most of their moves. He has few kick attacks, mainly using his legs for powerful stomp attacks on grounded opponents.We are using cookies for the best presentation of our site. Gun Jack wears a more detailed exoskeleton, with silver upper arms and green lower arms, decorated with red triangles outlined in yellow, black torso and thighs, green legs and silver boots. [Gun Jack's alternate "Tekken 3" ending.] It was developed for Arcades in 1996 and was released on them in March 1997, and for the PlayStation on March 26, 1998 (Japan), October 1998 (United States), and November 1998 (Europe). Please try again later. Similar to his Player 1 outfit, but the green is replaced with khaki. The Jack-5 now wears a black exoskeleton with large shoulder pads and matching collar and large metallic boots. ... Out of all the Tekken games featuring a Jack model, this is the only one where no Jack is a starting character. His head is more robotic looking, with the back of his head being metal-plated and his mohawk also being made of metal. After you beat the boss of the last stage, you will be taken to an underground cave and defeat Dr. B: Jack's Tank Top: Play as Jack 10 times, then select him … Jane goes to him and he picks her up in his arms gently, his original personality fully restored.Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory at the completion of the 5th King of Iron Fist Tournament. Gun Jack. All Jack robots embody the huge, slow and powerful fighter archetype: they only need a few solid hits to destroy an opponent, but they're very slow and their limited moveset can get predictable, so they require good timing. Another update of his classic outfit, Jack-7 wears tan camouflage pants, a black armored vest, brown combat boots with black soles and the green and silver metallic gloves of his previous outfit. While wearing this outfit, the "skin" on Jack-5's arms become a more beigey-brown, less human-looking color. Causes Guard Break on a block. The original Jack is a super slaughtering military machine and super killing robot developed by the former Soviet Union. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. On one side was the development team behind the Jack series led by Jane; on the other was the research team responsible for Both teams entered their weapons into the King of Iron Fist Tournament to decide once and for all which was the best, and Jack's opponent was a TEKKEN 7 - Jack-7 Ending & Intro (TEKKEN 7 Character Endings)As mentioned above, both Jack-2 and Gun Jack appeared as playable characters in Several Jacks appear as enemies in the Scenario Campaign. The Russian military got wind of This version was mass-produced and sent to attack Heihachi and Jack-4s also appear as unplayable enemies in a playable flashback sequence of the Hon-Maru attack in Jack-5 was created by Jane as an upgrade of Jack-4, and was entered into the fifth tournament as a means of testing him.
The new G-Corporation leader Kazuya Mishima also demanded a new Jack model eventually creating Jack-6. A variation of his classic outfit, Jack-6 wears tan camouflage pants, a green vest, gray boots with tan tops and pale green and silver metal gloves. The "skin" on this model is sectionalized, making him appear less human. His head and limbs are rectangular, much like a toy, and his eyes glow orange. Foot Notes #1 Throws on a hit in close range, damage will be 25 on a throw.
Player 1 outfit: The "skin" on this model is sectionalized, making him appear less human. was created by Never competed in a tournament, but was mass-produced by Jane created him as an upgrade of Jack-4 and used the fifth tournament as a means of testing Jack-5.
Their exact model is unknown, but they use Jack-6's in-game model and customizations. At the third tournament's conclusion, Heihachi Mishima 's Tekken Force attacked Jane. The Jack-5 now wears a black exoskeleton with large shoulder pads and matching collar and large metallic boots. A variation of his classic outfit, Jack-6 wears tan camouflage pants, a green vest, gray boots with tan tops and pale green and silver metal gloves. His head is more robotic looking, with the back of his head being metal-plated and his mohawk also being made of metal. Jane, now 27, could not forget the nightmare of Jack-2's having collapsed beside her. Jack now wears a grayish-green colored exoskeleton covered in metallic studs and matching boots.
Jack (ジャック, Jakku?) Same as his classic exoskeleton suit, but the "skin" on his arms becomes olive green and he also wears matching green boots. However, within G Corp itself, another battle was raging: the battle to create the ultimate next-gen humanoid weapon. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. While wearing this outfit, the "skin" on Jack-5's arms become a more beigey-brown, less human-looking color.
They decided to test Jack-6 in the King of Iron Fist Tournament 6, with the intention of destroying the Mishima Zaibatsu. Their second style is visually similar to either an exoskeleton or suit of lightweight armor, typically in a simple color scheme, with the exception of Gun Jack, who wore more ornate designs. Prototype Jack is seen as separate to the main line. Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory at the completion of the 5th King of Iron Fist Tournament. He returns in the non-canon Tekken Tag Tournament game. Jacks deal good damage and have good pokes and throws, but the real thing that makes them shine is the ridiculous range on most of their moves. He has few kick attacks, mainly using his legs for powerful stomp attacks on grounded opponents.We are using cookies for the best presentation of our site. Gun Jack wears a more detailed exoskeleton, with silver upper arms and green lower arms, decorated with red triangles outlined in yellow, black torso and thighs, green legs and silver boots. [Gun Jack's alternate "Tekken 3" ending.] It was developed for Arcades in 1996 and was released on them in March 1997, and for the PlayStation on March 26, 1998 (Japan), October 1998 (United States), and November 1998 (Europe). Please try again later. Similar to his Player 1 outfit, but the green is replaced with khaki. The Jack-5 now wears a black exoskeleton with large shoulder pads and matching collar and large metallic boots. ... Out of all the Tekken games featuring a Jack model, this is the only one where no Jack is a starting character. His head is more robotic looking, with the back of his head being metal-plated and his mohawk also being made of metal. After you beat the boss of the last stage, you will be taken to an underground cave and defeat Dr. B: Jack's Tank Top: Play as Jack 10 times, then select him … Jane goes to him and he picks her up in his arms gently, his original personality fully restored.Jane successfully restored Jack-5's memory at the completion of the 5th King of Iron Fist Tournament. Gun Jack. All Jack robots embody the huge, slow and powerful fighter archetype: they only need a few solid hits to destroy an opponent, but they're very slow and their limited moveset can get predictable, so they require good timing. Another update of his classic outfit, Jack-7 wears tan camouflage pants, a black armored vest, brown combat boots with black soles and the green and silver metallic gloves of his previous outfit. While wearing this outfit, the "skin" on Jack-5's arms become a more beigey-brown, less human-looking color. Causes Guard Break on a block. The original Jack is a super slaughtering military machine and super killing robot developed by the former Soviet Union. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. On one side was the development team behind the Jack series led by Jane; on the other was the research team responsible for Both teams entered their weapons into the King of Iron Fist Tournament to decide once and for all which was the best, and Jack's opponent was a TEKKEN 7 - Jack-7 Ending & Intro (TEKKEN 7 Character Endings)As mentioned above, both Jack-2 and Gun Jack appeared as playable characters in Several Jacks appear as enemies in the Scenario Campaign. The Russian military got wind of This version was mass-produced and sent to attack Heihachi and Jack-4s also appear as unplayable enemies in a playable flashback sequence of the Hon-Maru attack in Jack-5 was created by Jane as an upgrade of Jack-4, and was entered into the fifth tournament as a means of testing him.
The new G-Corporation leader Kazuya Mishima also demanded a new Jack model eventually creating Jack-6. A variation of his classic outfit, Jack-6 wears tan camouflage pants, a green vest, gray boots with tan tops and pale green and silver metal gloves. The "skin" on this model is sectionalized, making him appear less human. His head and limbs are rectangular, much like a toy, and his eyes glow orange. Foot Notes #1 Throws on a hit in close range, damage will be 25 on a throw.
Player 1 outfit: The "skin" on this model is sectionalized, making him appear less human. was created by Never competed in a tournament, but was mass-produced by Jane created him as an upgrade of Jack-4 and used the fifth tournament as a means of testing Jack-5.
Their exact model is unknown, but they use Jack-6's in-game model and customizations. At the third tournament's conclusion, Heihachi Mishima 's Tekken Force attacked Jane. The Jack-5 now wears a black exoskeleton with large shoulder pads and matching collar and large metallic boots. A variation of his classic outfit, Jack-6 wears tan camouflage pants, a green vest, gray boots with tan tops and pale green and silver metal gloves. His head is more robotic looking, with the back of his head being metal-plated and his mohawk also being made of metal. Jane, now 27, could not forget the nightmare of Jack-2's having collapsed beside her. Jack now wears a grayish-green colored exoskeleton covered in metallic studs and matching boots.