He hates his dad for everything he ever did to him, but rather than call him out on it he prefers to just beat the crap out of him and take control of his corporate empire.

Perhaps as an earlier example, the non-canon Tekken Tag Tournament was promoted as Kazuya's 'He's Back' moment, using his image heavily in promotional images and the game's opening.

And you could see sense that the Tekken Force members were in need of a new pair of underwear after seeing Kazuya bust through a wall to greet them.

He provides the trope picture and is one of the greatest examples of this trope in modern times.

Bait the Dog: You thought he's The Hero.

Badass in a Nice Suit: That pimpin' purple suit of his, which becomes a Badass Longcoat in 5.

It doesn't last long, as Kazuya uses Heihachi to ensure his escape.

Back-to-Back Badasses: With Heihachi in the intro to 5.

Not that he's any better to his own son, though.

Abusive Parents: Heihachi threw him off a cliff.When Jin rose as the tyrannical leader of the Mishima Zaibatsu, Kazuya retaliated and amassed people's popularity by leading the G Corporation to rival the Zaibatsu, which culminates to the 6th tournament.

He found out that G Corporation betrayed him and slayed everyone in that division. Soon before Tekken 5, a squad of Jack robots ambushed Kazuya and Heihachi, and Kazuya temporarily teamed with his father to repel it, only to stab him in the back and retreat. Unfortunately, Heihachi beat him and then he got beaten by his own son Jin Kazama. When Heihachi trashed the lab where he resided, Kazuya struck back and entered the 4th tournament. However, a certain group of scientists of the G Corporation gathered his remains and revived him. During the second tournament, he got intimate with Jun Kazama, and later was defeated in his rematch against Heihachi and thrown into a volcano instead of a ravine to ensure his death. He just so happened to inherit the Devil Gene, however, and he survived the fall, but by the time Tekken 2 rolls around he has been completely corrupted with evil. You see, he completely hates his father for throwing him off a cliff and into a ravine when he was only 5 years old. He didn't, and ended up using it as a means for his own purposes. He succeeded, and it looks like he'd take the Zaibatsu in the right direction. Ignored by his father Heihachi, Kazuya plans to defeat his father and take over his company through defeating him in the King of Iron Fist Tournament.

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