Spinning Demon Uppercut - one-to-three sweeps, one leaping mid uppercut.In Tekken and Tekken 2, the third Spinning Demon will always whiff if the first two connected. In Tekken, only a single sweep of Spinning Demon can successfully combo to a Tsunami Kick without whiffing, and only against Marshall Law and Wang Jinrei other characters will only be hit by the Spinning Demon and the first rising kick unless the move is performed from behind the opponent. Adding a Tsunami Kick to a Spinning Demon required the directional input to be returned to neutral e.g. In Tekken and Tekken 2, only the Tsunami Kick follow-up was possible. A Demon Uppercut follow-up was also possible in Tekken 3 only, and was not added to any other game ( Spinning Demon Uppercut (Tekken 3)). He can perform two attack variations of this with either a Dragon Uppercut ( Spinning Demon Uppercut) or a Tsunami Kick ( Spinning Demon Tsunami Kick) at the end of the move. Heihachi can do three sweeps in his Spinning Demon. Spinning Demon to Left Hook - one sweep, one mid punch.Kazuya can do two sweeps, or, from Tekken 5 and onwards, he can perform one sweep followed by a left hook. Omen Spinning Demon - one sweep, one mid axe kick.Spinning Demon - one sweep, one mid kick.In Tekken 8, Jin can perform this move during his Awakened Power Stance. This Omen version of the Spinning Demon kick is always 15 damage. When Jin is in his Omen stance in Tekken Tag Tournament, he can perform a single Spinning Demon sweep to a Tsunami Kick ( Omen Spinning Demon). Jin, prior to Tekken 4, and Devil Jin can only do one sweep in their Spinning Demon, followed by a mid kick. 28 October 2009 Variations Jin Kazama/ Devil Jin

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