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Alisa Bosconovitch Gets Her Tekken 8 Character Trailer
The android is back as Alisa Bosconovitch returns in Tekken 8, with an all-new character trailer showing off how she's changed.
Article Summary
- Alisa Bosconovitch lights up Tekken 8 with electrifying new trailer.
- Witness Alisa's journey from Jin's guardian to free-willed fighter.
- Major update liberates Alisa, empowering her choice to aid Lars.
- Tekken 8 sparks anticipation with January 26, 2024 release date.
Bandai Namco dropped another character trailer this week for Tekken 8, as we got a better look at the returning android, Alisa Bosconovitch. Introduced in Tekken 6 as one of Doctor Bosconovitch's androids, the character was originally presented as his latest achievement to bring back his deceased daughter. She was later designed to help protect Jin Kazama, eventually becoming a bodyguard of sorts, and they slightly altered her story to indicate that was the original purpose for her to be built in Tekken 7. But here, it appears she has gained a bit of free will and is able to do more than just protect Jin. Enjoy the trailer as the game will be released on January 26, 2024.
Tekken 8 – Alisa Bosconovitch
Alisa Bosconovitch is an android built for the sole purpose of protecting Jin Kazama, the former head of the Mishima Zaibatsu. Designed to always abide by Jin's orders, Alisa's control over her own actions was temporarily overridden by her master, forcing her to engage in a battle to the death against Lars Alexandersson, despite her feelings for him. The battle caused her systems to shut down. However, thanks to the efforts of Lars and others, Alisa is miraculously rebooted and is now a member of the rebel army. Yet, Alisa noticed a worrying development. Information regarding Lars frequently interrupts her thought processes and causes her temperature to rise. Believing it to be a critical malfunction, Alisa begs her creator, Dr. Bosconovitch, to fix her. After a few weeks, she receives a major update and learns some surprising truths:
There was no malfunction to be found. What's more, the function that Jin had used to control her—such as when he commanded her to fight Lars—no longer exists. "Go on, now. You are free. You may do as you like." Dr. Bosconovitch gives her a gentle smile, and for a moment, Alisa thinks she sees a faint resemblance to someone she once knew. She smiles back. As she flies home, she quietly makes a promise to herself: "This time around, I'll use my own free will… This time, I choose to fight at Lars's side."
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