Jin Uzuki (ジン・ウヅキ) is Shion Uzuki's calm, composed, and older brother. Jin runs an antique bookstore on the outskirts of Second Miltia's capital. He formerly served as a captain in the Galaxy Federation's Special Forces Intelligence Division, but left the military during the Miltian Conflict. Jin is also an expert swordsman along with his rival, Margulis. Jin is unsure how to relate to his younger sister due to past events, and their relationship is often terse and uncomfortable. An image of Shion Uzuki from Xenosaga Episode II. Shion Uzuki ) is the main protagonist in the PlayStation 2 trilogy known as the Xenosaga series. ... The following are planets, star systems, star clusters, moons, and planetoids from the Xenosaga series. ... The following is a list of factions and organizations from the PS2 series Xenosaga. ... The following is a list of other items from the PlayStation 2 series Xenosaga that do not fit the current lists. ... The following is a list of major villains/antagonists in the Xenosaga series. ...

In addition to being a master swordsman, Jin is an Ether specialist. He is always seen carrying around a katana within Episode II, whether or not it is an ancient weapon or recently forged weapon or if it belonged to his grandfather is not known, although the various katanas he wields in Episode III and having the ability to purchase them shows that some weapons were recently forged. He is essentially a samurai but this may be a personal feature, he appears to be Buddhist and has some traits from Bushido but this may a whimsical hobby, this can be seen with his rival Margulis also trained under the same sensei but uses a vastly different weapon and fighting style. Diagram showing the parts of a katana Katana (刀) is the word for sword in the Japanese language. ... Japanese samurai in armour, 1860s. ... Japanese samurai in armor, 1860s. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ...

Jin lacks Margulis's strength but appears to be slightly faster and much smarter. Notably Jin's style of fighting is calm and controlled while Margulis relies on his rage and aggression and often his arrogance. Margulis also appears to have a fighting style relating to the Hindu religion (such as "Indra's Moan" and "Boddhistava's Moan") while Jin relates more to the Buddhist religion. To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... A replica of an ancient statue found among the ruins of a temple at Sarnath Buddhism is a philosophy based on the teachings of the Buddha, Siddhārtha Gautama, a prince of the Shakyas, whose lifetime is traditionally given as 566 to 486 BCE. It had subsequently been accepted by...

Basic information

• Sex: Male
• Born: T.C. 4732
• Age: 35 years old
• Height: 183cm
• Weight: 75kg
• Voice Actor (Japanese): Hideyuki Tanaka
• Voice Actor (English, Episode I): Crispin Freeman
• Voice Actor (English, Episode II, Episode III): Michael Gough

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Background

Jin Uzuki as in Episode III.

He is first introduced in Episode I in a videophone conversation with his sister, Shion. He is then seen in the ending credits, praying at the graves of his parents. Image File history File links Download high-resolution version (2160x2469, 1848 KB) Description: CG Model of Jin Uzuki from Xenosaga III Source: Xenosaga III. Image modified by User: Bleak Harvest Property of: Namco Bandai. ... Image File history File links Download high-resolution version (2160x2469, 1848 KB) Description: CG Model of Jin Uzuki from Xenosaga III Source: Xenosaga III. Image modified by User: Bleak Harvest Property of: Namco Bandai. ...

During the Miltian Conflict, Jin managed to steal information from Margulis concerning the true nature of the Miltian Conflict—the Y-Data. After joining chaos and Canaan in their search for the U.R.T.V.s, the group was stopped by Margulis, who challenged Jin to a duel. Margulis displayed superior skill with his sword, wounding Jin during the duel. When it came to Ether skills, however, Jin proved to be the better. Both duelists hurled a ball of potent energy at each other. Margulis' sphere of energy crashed into Jin, knocking the breath out of him and severely weakening him. Jin's, however, hit Margulis in the face, which left the man with a vicious gash over his right eye that would eventually leave a permanent scar. chaos from Xenosaga: Episode III chaos (ケイオス) is a playable character in the Xenosaga series. ... The following is a list of main protagonists in the Xenosaga series. ... The following is a list of other items from the PlayStation 2 series Xenosaga that do not fit the current lists. ...

While in the military, he was ranked directly under Margulis and was Pellegri's superior. Both Jin and Margulis trained under the swordmaster, Ouga Uzuki. He also taught Shion her as yet mostly unseen martial arts abillities touted in the Episode I onboard encyclopedia.

Some of these martial art abilities, including a few sword fighting, may be seen in Episode II, if you decide to complete the certain GS quests to obtain a few of Jin/Shion Double Techs. Two examples are Phoniex Blade and Lion Heart.

After becoming aware of Margulis's treachery during the Miltian Conflict, Jin received information from his father Suou and began his own secret-information activities under then-Lieutenant General Helmer. His relationship with chaos also began during this period.

While he shared a deep connection with Pellegri during his time in the Federation military, they never walked the same path again, due to differences in their relative stations. It is a particularly sad conclusion considering that his mother Aoi, like Pellegri, had inherited the bloodline of the Immigrant Fleet, and the same blood clearly ran through Jin.

At the end of Episode III, Jin is mortally wounded by the Armaros Gnosis, being stabbed twice by its deadly blades, and dies beside the fallen E.S. Asher. Though his life was lost defending chaos in the Zarathustra battle, his spirit—his consciousness—travels alongside Nephilim to Lost Jerusalem (Earth). The following is a list of other items from the PlayStation 2 series Xenosaga that do not fit the current lists. ... chaos from Xenosaga: Episode III chaos (ケイオス) is a playable character in the Xenosaga series. ...

Jin's ether element appears to be ice in Episode II, but rather more directed to lightning in Episode III shown by the Special Attack "Dragon Dance", and he possesses superhuman strength and speed from his ether power, great enough even for him to slice an A.M.W.S. in half with a single stroke. His Ether closely resembles stereotypical portrayals of magical Chi warriors in other fictional works. The following is a list of other items from the PlayStation 2 series Xenosaga that do not fit the current lists. ... Chi has several meanings and pronunciations. ...

Similarity to Xenogears’ Citan Uzuki

One who is familiar with both Xenosaga and its predecessor, Xenogears may find Jin a little more than vaguely familiar. Jin bears a shocking resemblance to the character of Citan Uzuki. Jin's hair, face, and voice style are all nearly identical to that of Citan, but there are other similarities (other than having the same last name, although Xenogears' Citan's real name was Hyuga Ricdeau, with the surname Uzuki being nothing more than an operative alias): Both Citan and Jin are masters of Japanese style swordplay, both use similar mecha, and both have somewhat similar pasts being renowned former members of some kind of military service, doctors, and scholars. Both men are also quite knowledgeable as to the peripheral events that take place within the core tale, often acting as narrative informants. In Episode II, the A.M.W.S. he pilots bears a strong resemblance to Citan's Heimdal. This article or section is in need of attention from an expert on the subject. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... One common feature of logos used by MEChA chapters, an Eagle holding a lit stick of dynamite and a maquahuitl. ...

In Episode III, one of the outfits Jin is seen wearing is a bright green robe similar to what Citan wore in Xenogears. His hair is styled in a way that is identical to Citan's as well. An E.S. unit named Reuben with dark green plating and twin katanas is piloted by Jin, which resembles Citan's own Omnigear, Fenrir.