Final Stage 2 is a stage in Tekken 5 and Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection. Final Stage 2 is similar to Final Stage and Inferno except there are no tornadoes or fire whirls in the background.
Description[]
There is only a gray background and the sky is mostly cloudy. A large boulder in the shape of a skull can also be seen in the background. This is the only stage left unchanged from Tekken 5, perhaps because of the many CGI endings that take place here. The temple (seen in Final Stage) is still seen from the same distance.
Interactions[]
The characters with interludes in this stage are:
The characters whose endings take place here are:
- Devil Jin
- Asuka Kazama
- Jin Kazama
- Kazuya Mishima
- Wang Jinrei
- Jinpachi Mishima
- Mokujin
- Armor King - (Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection)
- Raven
- Feng Wei
Background Music[]
The stage BGM is titled "Ground Zero Funk".
| No. | Song | Duration | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Ground Zero Funk | 2:28 |
Gallery[]
Asuka Kazama's Ending.
Devil Jin's interlude.
Kazuya and Heihachi's interlude.
Trivia[]
- This stage is not present in the PlayStation 3 version of Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection. Conversely, it is the only stage from the original version of Tekken 5 that is present in the PSP port of Dark Resurrection.
- This stage is available after beating Devil Within or playing 200 battles.
- For some reason, after the player finishes Arcade Battle on this stage by choosing to exit, the player's records will be seen but not displayed on this stage and it would be displayed on another stage.
- With the use of a cheat device, an alternate unfinished version of this stage can be unlocked. This is what the unfinished version features:
- Its background music will not play, however wind sound effects and different music, both taken from Jinpachi Mishima's generic interlude with several characters, can be heard.
- If a character falls to the ground, Jinpachi, turned to stone, will spawn. This is taken from Jinpachi's second generic interlude when defeating him in Time Attack Mode.
- The design of the stage is the same, except there are no boundaries, thus letting both fighters go outside of the stage.