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*The splash art for Kazuya is the second that uses a font other than DF Gothic Japanese, the first being that of {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}. This does not apply to the splash art used in the Japanese trailer, which uses the DF Gothic Japanese font with the usual "Joins the battle!" tagline. | *The splash art for Kazuya is the second that uses a font other than DF Gothic Japanese, the first being that of {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}}. This does not apply to the splash art used in the Japanese trailer, which uses the DF Gothic Japanese font with the usual "Joins the battle!" tagline. | ||
**The 3D text for his "Gets Ready For The Next Battle" tagline is taken from ''Tekken 7''{{'}}s battle loading screen, albeit with "Get" being replaced with "Gets" in order to be grammatically correct. | **The 3D text for his "Gets Ready For The Next Battle" tagline is taken from ''Tekken 7''{{'}}s battle loading screen, albeit with "Get" being replaced with "Gets" in order to be grammatically correct. | ||
*Kazuya is the third fighter in ''Ultimate'' to speak Japanese in all regions. However, unlike [[Cloud Strife]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is likely because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as most characters in the mainline ''Tekken'' games (with a few exceptions, such as Alisa Bosconovitch and Sergei Dragunov) are only voiced in their native language (Japanese in Kazuya's case). | *Kazuya is the third fighter in ''Ultimate'' to speak Japanese in all regions. However, unlike [[Cloud Strife]] and [[Sephiroth]], whose Japanese speaking is likely because of union issues with their English voice actors, Kazuya's Japanese speaking is in line with his home series, as most characters in the mainline ''Tekken'' games (with a few exceptions, such as Alisa Bosconovitch and Sergei Dragunov) are only voiced in their native language (Japanese in Kazuya's case). | ||
*The European versions of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' website say "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Kazuya" instead of ''Tekken'' in his newcomer banner. Likewise, the website was updated to remove the series names and logos for all characters in the "Sort by Series" section. This is in line with the pattern that European marketing does not include the names of crossover games with a higher PEGI rating than ''Super Smash Bros Ultimate'' (''Tekken 7'' is rated 16). However, the European video presentations still show the ''Tekken'' name and logo. | *The European versions of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' website say "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Kazuya" instead of ''Tekken'' in his newcomer banner. Likewise, the website was updated to remove the series names and logos for all characters in the "Sort by Series" section. This is in line with the pattern that European marketing does not include the names of crossover games with a higher PEGI rating than ''Super Smash Bros Ultimate'' (''Tekken 7'' is rated 16). However, the European video presentations still show the ''Tekken'' name and logo. | ||
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**Has a [[crowd cheer]] which features an instrument (a drum). | **Has a [[crowd cheer]] which features an instrument (a drum). | ||
**Vocalizes during their pummel attack. | **Vocalizes during their pummel attack. | ||
**Does not have a victory theme | **Does not have a victory theme. | ||
**Has a default spirit which includes only the render from ''Ultimate'', but also has an alternative spirit that features artwork from a previous game in addition to the render from ''Ultimate''. | **Has a default spirit which includes only the render from ''Ultimate'', but also has an alternative spirit that features artwork from a previous game in addition to the render from ''Ultimate''. | ||
*Despite using orthodox inputs, Kazuya's neutral attacks, forward tilt, up tilt, down tilt, and dash attack are all simply referred to as [[command-input move]]s in the [[Tips]], likely due to overlap with unorthodox inputs. | *Despite using orthodox inputs, Kazuya's neutral attacks, forward tilt, up tilt, down tilt, and dash attack are all simply referred to as [[command-input move]]s in the [[Tips]], likely due to overlap with unorthodox inputs. |