Anna retaliates, and the reunion descends into a gunfight which lasts for days. In Tekken 5, Nina decides to make contact with Anna in hopes of restoring her memory, but their meeting triggers Nina's lost feelings of hostility towards her sister, and she immediately opens fire. Anna is absent in Tekken 4, though she is briefly mentioned in Nina's Tekken 4 prologue. She was mentioned by the game's unused files. In Tekken 4, it was confirmed that Anna makes a cameo appearance in Nina's prologue. However, she failed at the end of the tournament when Nina recovered her memory about her rivalry with Anna, which resulted in Nina leaving and cutting all contact with Anna.
In an act of compassion, Anna set out to stop Nina from once again becoming an assassin, and to help her recover her memory loss.
Nina also began to suffer ill effects from the 'cold-sleep', resulting in long-term memory loss. As per her request, Anna was awoken at the same time as her sister, though she was unaffected by Ogre's influence. In Tekken 3, after being placed in suspended animation during the second tournament, Nina was awoken 19 years later by the influence of the recently excavated Ogre, who compelled her to assassinate Jin Kazama. Her reason for doing this is unknown, but the two most reasonable explanations would be because she didn't want to feel lonely without Nina, and she didn't want her sister's age preserved in a cryonic sleep while she herself continues to age. Learning about this, Anna volunteered to be another test subject, requesting that she be woken in the future at the same time as Nina. Nina was later captured by Mishima Zaibatsu forces and used in Dr. Whether at Kazuya's discretion or Anna's own volition, Anna became a bodyguard for Kazuya, along with Ganryu and Bruce Irvin, who were all charged with Kazuya's protection. In Tekken 2, as in the first tournament, the 20-year-old Nina was once again hired to assassinate the sponsor of the current tournament, Kazuya Mishima. Her story was further expanded in later games. After this, both sisters went their separate ways with Nina using her skills to become an assassin, and Anna joining the paramilitary and becoming an officer in the Tekken Force.Īnna plays only a very minor role in the story of the first game, appearing as a sub-boss character for Nina. When Richard died under mysterious circumstances the sisters blamed each other, leading to a long-standing rivalry between them. Anna was also personally trained by her mother. She and Nina were taught various martial arts by their father, a former assassin Richard Williams since young age. The character was met with positive critical reception.Īppearances In video games Īnna Williams was the youngest daughter of an Irish father, Richard and British mother, Heather and was raised in Ireland together with her elder sister Nina. In the other Tekken media, including films, Anna usually appears in role of a minor villainess. She is defined by her rivalry with her older sister Nina, a trait that has been around since the original Tekken game.Īnna originally shared most of her moves with her older sister Nina, but has since gained a more idiosyncratic moveset. She is also, although unbeknownst to her, the maternal aunt of boxing competitor Steve Fox. Anna is the narcissistic and arrogant younger sister of the quiet and serious Nina Williams, the personal bodyguard of Kazuya Mishima and second-in-command at G Corporation.
Paramilitary ( Death by Degrees, Blood Vengeance)Īssassin ( The Motion Picture, live-action film)Īssassination arts (fusion of Koppo-jutsu, Submission Wrestling and Hapkido)Īnna Williams ( Japanese: アンナ・ウィリアムズ, Hepburn: Anna Wiriamuzu) is a fictional character in the Tekken fighting game series, first appearing in Tekken in 1994. Tamako Nohama (Japanese dub of the Tekken film).Kaori Yamagata ( The Motion Picture, Drama CD).Yumi Tōma ( Tekken 1 - Tekken Tag Tournament).
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