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How to unlock Jun Kazama’s side story in Tekken 8

Tekken 8s story doesn’t end with the completion of story mode. There are still a few loose ends that the “The Dark Awakens” story mode doesn’t cover. The big elephant in the room for fans everywhere is: What happened to Jun Kazama — if Ogre didn’t kill her, what happened?

While we don’t find out the exact truth in the main story mode, we can unlock Jun’s Side Story to find it.

How to unlock Jun Kazama’s Side Story

Jun touching a light to Jin in Tekken 8.
Bandai Namco

To unlock Jun Kazama’s side story, you’ll have to beat Tekken 8‘s story mode, which is 15 chapters and takes around six hours or less. Once you finish the final battle, you can go to the game’s gallery mode to watch a cutscene that fills us in on what was happening with Jun during her disappearance in Tekken 3 through Tekken 7. This is the only side story in the game and the only Special categorized unlockable cutscene.

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