Author's Saving Throw: Both Katsuhiro Harada, and both over the paid DLC situation of recent Tekken titles.

Lucky's reception actually got warmer with time when Harada reveals that she has the highest usage rate in North America, but it was clear that she didn't have the warmest reception in her announcement. The best thing that the Western fans can come up with about her is just how she's preferable than the new reporter/narrator in the story mode - and that she plays pretty good. While her true personality may have made her more fun for a character rather than a generic Moe idol, it was rendered not helping her case because in her Character Story, she proceeded to humiliate the hell out of Eddy Gordo, distracting him from his own quest for vengeance and dragging him into her idol shenanigans and considering her to be the ultimate disrespect towards Eddy's character arc, which is considered interesting by many Western fans. The utter hatred of her had such an impact that they actually made it canon.

Americans Hate Tingle: Bask in the glory of the pure unbridled rage of western Tekken fans that was unleashed upon the announcement of hyperactive, cat-obssessed moe combatant Lucky Chloe.

Some people believe the Devil Gene was taking him over at that point, but there's nothing to prove that. One wonders if he cares about anything but revenge and ridding the world of his curse, especially since prior to Tekken 6 Jin still held his mother Jun in high esteem and once took a personal risk to warn Xiaoyu about Heihachi, but nowadays regularly betrays his mother's ideals and has flat out ignored Xiaoyu. Oh, but let's not forget the evil acts Jin committed which had nothing to do with his 'greater good', such as forcing Lars to kill a girl he clearly cared for, not just ignoring but mocking the pain it causes both of them. Jin also plans to die as penance, but when Miguel finally catches up with him and threatens to kill him for what he's done, even he feels that death would be letting Jin off too easy. He also shows no remorse for the world war he started feeling that the ends justified the means, but still largely failed to achieve those ends.

Has Jin become an Anti-Hero or Anti-Villain? He doesn't show a drop of sympathy for killing Jinpachi, who was the White Sheep of the family.

Kazuya bounces back between merely a victim of what Heihachi was planning, thus making him so messed up, but then his atrocities from Tekken 2 on are far more open and shown to be worse than what Heihachi did: either he's just that bad, or he's just more proud to admit the crimes rather than hiding behind a facade. On one hand, Heihachi can have some Pet the Dog moments (especially where Kuma is involved), but in the end, he's still a greedy bastard who's more cunning in manipulating things to be steered to his likings, and still responsible for everything in this mess.

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