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* InterchangeableAsianCultures / FakeNationality: He is Japanese and Japanese-American, but has played other asian nationalities and cultures across his career. Examples include his role the East Asian Kabai Sengh in ''Film/{{The Phantom|1996}}'', the Vietnamese Vinh Moc in ''Film/SoldierBoyz'' and even his signature role as Shang Tsung in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and assorted media (it's unclear if Shang Tsung even belongs to a human nationality, but his name and styling is evidently chinese).
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* InterchangeableAsianCultures / FakeNationality: He is Japanese and Japanese-American, but has played other asian Asian nationalities and cultures across his career. Examples include his role the East Asian Kabai Sengh in ''Film/{{The Phantom|1996}}'', the Vietnamese Vinh Moc in ''Film/SoldierBoyz'' and even his signature role as Shang Tsung in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and assorted media (it's unclear if Shang Tsung even belongs to a human nationality, but his name and styling is evidently chinese).Chinese).
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* InterchangeableAsianCultures / FakeNationality: He is Japanese and Japanese-American, but has played other asian nationalities and cultures across his career. Examples include his role the East Asian Kabai Sengh in ''Film/{{The Phantom|1996}}'', the Vietnamese Vinh Moc in ''Film/SoldierBoyz'' and even his signature role as Shang Tsung in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and assorted media (it's unclear if Shang Tsung even belongs to a human nationality, but his name and styling is evidently chinese).
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* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' Large Ham. Surfboard in ''Johnny Tsunami''?
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* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' ''[[ColdHam quiet]]'' Large Ham. Surfboard in ''Johnny Tsunami''?
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.''Film/Tekken2010''.
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* ''Film/{{Tekken}}'' (2009) as Heihachi Mishima
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* ''Film/{{Tekken}}'' (2009) ''Film/{{Tekken|2010}}'' (2010) as Heihachi Mishima
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* ''Film/SkySharks'' (2020) as Michael Morel
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[BaritoneofStrength delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[BaritoneofStrength delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], voice, which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[EvilSoundsDeep delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' Large Ham.surfboard in ''Johnny Tsunami''?
* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' Large Ham.surfboard in ''Johnny Tsunami''?
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[EvilSoundsDeep [[BaritoneofStrength delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' Large Ham.surfboard Surfboard in ''Johnny Tsunami''?
* LargeHam: While he specializes in more quiet, reserved bad guys, he can ham it up with the best of them when necessary, and has the possibly-unique ability to be a ''quiet'' Large Ham.
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'', ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' and ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[BadassBaritone delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
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* EvilSoundsDeep: Has a [[BadassBaritone [[EvilSoundsDeep delightfully deep and sonorous voice]], which he uses to great effect in his villainous roles. His normal voice is actually a lot lighter, he just deepens it in his movie roles because of this trope.
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and more recently as Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.
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His most famous roles include his appearances as [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] in ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'', Yoshida in ''Film/ShowdownInLittleTokyo'', and more recently as Heihachi Mishima in ''Film/{{Tekken}}''.
