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** ''VideoGame/SuikodenTactics'' reveals the backstory of the AxCrazy pirate Brandeau, who in ''VideoGame/SuikodenIV'' was seemingly just the StarterVillain and a method for [[TheHero Lazlo]] to end up with [[BlessedWithSuck the Rune of Punishment]] and kick off the main plot. In ''Tactics'', he's a fairly affable guy who's part of a pirate band that the main characters team up with [[EnemyMine to defeat the much worse pirate Steele]] who was the previous Rune of Punishment bearer. In the process, Brandeau's [[BloodBrothers best friend]] Edgar (a fairly significant PosthumousCharacter in ''IV'') is killed by Steele and their sidekick Peck [[WasOnceAMan is hideously mutated]]. Brandeau scored the killing blow on Steele and thus [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt was cursed to be its next bearer]]. Out of guilt at his failure to save Edgar, Brandeau and Peck left the pirate band and struck out on their own. Several year and a lot of SanitySlippage later, they encountered Lazlo who put an end to their misery.
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** ''VideoGame/SuikodenTactics'' reveals the backstory of the AxCrazy pirate Brandeau, who in ''VideoGame/SuikodenIV'' was seemingly just the StarterVillain and a method for [[TheHero Lazlo]] to end up with [[BlessedWithSuck the Rune of Punishment]] and kick off the main plot. In ''Tactics'', he's a fairly affable guy who's part of a pirate band that the main characters team up with [[EnemyMine to defeat the much worse pirate Steele]] who was the previous Rune of Punishment bearer. In the process, Brandeau's [[BloodBrothers best friend]] friend Edgar (a fairly significant PosthumousCharacter in ''IV'') is killed by Steele and their sidekick Peck [[WasOnceAMan is hideously mutated]]. Brandeau scored the killing blow on Steele and thus [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt was cursed to be its next bearer]]. Out of guilt at his failure to save Edgar, Brandeau and Peck left the pirate band and struck out on their own. Several year and a lot of SanitySlippage later, they encountered Lazlo who put an end to their misery.
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* While Heihachi Mishima of ''Franchise/{{Tekken}} has always been evil (he trapped own father underneath his house and let him starved to death) the events that truly caused him to become the kind of man he is today are finally revealed in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. [[spoiler:For all his faults he did genuinely love his wife Kazumi. Then one day she transformed into a Devil and tried to kill him, claiming that she had been sent to kill him by her clan and marrying him had simply been a way to get close to him. Heihachi was ultimately forced to kill her in self defense and in the aftermath became increasingly paranoid. This eventually led to him throwing his son Kazuya off a cliff to see if he possessed the same power as his mother, kicking off the plot of the entire series]].
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* While Heihachi Mishima of ''Franchise/{{Tekken}} ''Franchise/{{Tekken}}'' has always been evil (he trapped own father underneath his house and let him starved to death) death in order to seize control of the family company) the events that truly caused him to become the kind of man he is today are finally revealed in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. [[spoiler:For all his faults he did genuinely love his wife Kazumi. Then one day she transformed into a Devil and tried to kill him, claiming that she had been sent to kill him by her clan and marrying him had simply been a way to get close to him. Heihachi was ultimately forced to kill her in self defense and in the aftermath became increasingly paranoid. This eventually led to him throwing his son Kazuya off a cliff to see if he possessed the same power as his mother, kicking off the plot of the entire series]].
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* While Heihachi Mishima of ''Franchise/{{Tekken}} has always been evil (he trapped own father underneath his house and let him starved to death) the events that truly caused him to become the kind of man he is today are finally revealed in ''VideoGame/Tekken7''. [[spoiler:For all his faults he did genuinely love his wife Kazumi. Then one day she transformed into a Devil and tried to kill him, claiming that she had been sent to kill him by her clan and marrying him had simply been a way to get close to him. Heihachi was ultimately forced to kill her in self defense and in the aftermath became increasingly paranoid. This eventually led to him throwing his son Kazuya off a cliff to see if he possessed the same power as his mother, kicking off the plot of the entire series]].
