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They say Jin copied Sasuke's hairstyle, how both were brooding, snobbish, defeated their targets and their treatment of their rivals. However, this is not always the case.

1. Character debut - Jin debuted in 1997, when Tekken 3 was released in the arcades (Console release was the following year). Sasuke debuted in 1999 during Naruto's serialization.

2. Hairstyle - both have the Vegeta cut except with bangs but again, back to no. 1, Jin debuted first. His hair is a mix of his father's Kazuya Mishima's hair and mother Jun Kazama's bangs, he also inherited her facial features. Sasuke's debut hairstyle was the "same" at his debut but as time goes by, it eventually changes. Jin's hair remained constant.

3. Brooding - yes, both of them brood due to betrayals (Heihachi for Jin and Itachi for Sasuke) but the latter has spent longer in that phase than the former. Jin also had the devil gene inside him, awakened by Heihachi shooting him in the head, which was a power he couldn't control and could hurt those he cares about. Sasuke, on the other hand, was distant and brooding after the Uchiha Massacre and his initial team ups with Team 7, it again surfaced bit by bit when Naruto was showing development in power and skill, which became one of the reasons why he eventually defected from Konoha.

4. Snobbish. Jin wasn't snobbish, he was actually pretty normal depending on who he interacts with. His use of honorifics depends on whom he interacts with, Kimi, pet name and first name basis for Xiaoyu (she also refers to him by his first name), Omae for almost everyone, kisama or temee for those he hates or disagrees with like Heihachi and Kazuya, hell, he even calls them by their first names without any honorifics despite being the former is his grandfather and the latter is his father, which is considered rude in Japanese. In fact, many comments in Project x Zone videos were surprised that Jin is polite to many characters. Sasuke, on the other hand, was actually rude, he refers to a lot of people by their first names, including his mentors Kakashi and Orochimaru. Sure, Naruto wasn't that into honorifics but I still find it rude.

5. Jin's main target in Tekken 4 was Heihachi and he defeated him using a different fighting style from the one he learned under the latter. He was one knife hand away from killing the latter when a vision of his mother, Jun, appeared in front of him. He eventually spared Heihachi and fled. Sasuke defected from Konoha to gain power to defeat Itachi. Yes, they had their fight and while he was able to force the latter to use his Susanoo, he never defeated Itachi, who was already sick and weakened. The latter actually managed to die on his own terms. The difference between the two, Jin actually defeated his target but spared him. Sasuke couldn't even defeat Itachi, who was already sick despite two years of training under Orochimaru.

5. Treatment of rivals. Jin's rival in the series is Hwoarang, a Taekwondo practitioner from Korea. The latter likes to challenge him to a fight and Jin actually accepts. He also respects Hwoarang and their rivalry is non-antagonistic. Sure, they're not best friends or brothers in arms but Jin wouldn't try to hurt Hwoarang. He just distances himself due to the Devil Gene and when he transformed into Devil Jin, he almost killed Hwoarang. Hence, his need to distance himself.

Sasuke actually looked down on Naruto a lot and tried to kill him many times in the series. Sure, they eventually reconciled but jeez, Naruto sure was a glutton for punishment.

Here are things the people need to understand about Japanese macaques like Punch.

1. Japanese macaques live in various habitats across Japan, including rocky mountain cliffs with scattered springs. Artificial habitats in zoos, even those based overseas, are often rocky with artificial springs. They also include ropes or chains that are connected with poles simulating trees so these monkeys could climb. If vegetation is included, it's mostly sparse. Why? It snows in mainland Japan so vegetation is pretty much nonexistent until spring arrives plus these monkeys spend more time on the ground than on trees.

Addendum on Saruyama being cement, it was done for easier maintenance and cleaning of excrement to prevent diseases. Soil and vegetation were avoided primarily since pathogens from excrement stay on those and can lead to diseases.

2. Japanese macaques forage food on the ground or at times, on tree tops but most of the time, it's the former. People are confused and act like bleeding hearts when they see the monkeys being thrown food on the ground, which they pick up. This connects to the first point, the practice is done since the keepers wanted to keep the monkeys doing the stuff they do in the wild plus scattered ground feeding keeps them from fighting among each other, which would happen if all the food is put in a feeding area then make them all go for it.

3. Bleeding hearts like to have Punch to be pulled out since he was being "bullied" by older macaques in the troop, with some of them even attacking the zookeepers for not being worried and others had the gall to suggest that introduce him as an adult macaque so he can defend himself, which is pure bollocks as it would meant that humans care for him. This is stupid as Japanese macaques are strict hierarchical species, meaning, newcomers will be treated differently until they learn how to act in the troop. Yes, the things the older troop members did to him are harsh but necessary. Fortunately, Punch is learning and gradually being accepted into the troop. The zoo is monitoring it closely but wouldn't intervene unless necessary, which is validated by Primatologists and animal behavior experts.

If you want to pity Punch , fine but please read up on his species before commenting since acting like fools and getting angry at the zookeepers and experts that actually explain how things happen is just bollocks.

Jesus, I would like to avoid writing about this but dealing with bleeding hearts and ignoramuses made me want to vent it out.

Saw this image of Ichigo batting and had a chuckle since his Japanese VA, Masakazu Morita, also voiced a baseball player (catcher to be precise) from the anime Major in Toshiya Sato (image below).

Context. Samurai Warriors or Sengoku Musou in Japanese, is a hack and slash game franchise made by Koei-Tecmo, the same company who were responsible for Dynasty Warriors, Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden. Samurai Warriors is set during the Sengoku Jidai, or Warring States Period and the characters in the game are historical figures like Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin to name a few.. Since the characters are historical figures, the pairings in the game are the same with the real-life counter parts like Oichi no Kata and Azai Nagamasa, Tachibana Muneshige and his wife, Ginchiyo and Sanada Nobuyuki and Inahime (Komatsuhime), the daughter of Honda Tadakatsu, a top general of Tokugawa Ieyasu.

Inahime is one of the earlier characters in Samurai Warriors, appearing alongside her famous father and her brother-in-law, Sanada Yukimura (Nobushige). Her interactions with Yukimura in the games were written as sibling-like and the games already established that prior to the debut of Nobuyuki in the fourth game of the series. In fact, Yukimura always refers to her as "aneue" or old sister, while she refers to her as Yukimura, signifying their closeness but not in a romantic way. This is where the shippers become annoying, some are trying to make them romantic since they look good and they have chemistry but some even gets dismissive of historical facts that Ina and Yukimura are in laws and she should have chosen him instead. However, there is a big problem with it, while Koei-Tecmo can mix it up with character designs and personalities, their relationships are off limits. It is the reason why even in the Samurai Warriors game, Inahime and Yukimura are in laws who care for each other. In addition, Nobuyuki and Inahime's marriage is part of Sanada Masayuki's, father of Nobuyuki and Yukimura, plan to secure the survival of the Sanada Clan during the Sengoku Period alongside his other plan to send Yukimura to the Toyotomi. They also included this in the Spirit of Sanada spinoff.

Fortunately, Koei Tecmo did release Nobuyuki and boy, they did kill off the YukiHime ship. SW 4 has Ieyasu stop Ina from attacking Nobuyuki and actually telling him of her personality and her beauty (her real life counterpart is described as one). The Spirit of Sanada actually expanded on it by setting a scene where Nobuyuki met with Tadakatsu and Ieyasu when Ina was called in to join. Then, Ieyasu declared that he will adopt Ina and have her and Nobuyuki marry. Lastly, Nobuyuki's addition actually helped seal the deal between the sibling-like relationship of Ina and Yukimura.

I mean he did kill so many characters but at least he respected what he wrote so I give him that

Gege Akutami really wrote the trio of Yuji, Megumi and Nobara well, they act like siblings that argue, fight a lot but yet, they have each other's back. The same could be said of the tragic trio of Gojo, Geto and Shoko.. While romance is not a major plot in JJK, Akutami knew his characters well and he had Yuji and Yuko, rather than tease him with Nobara, even as a crush. Megumi is no Sasuke, that's it. Anyone who tried to use Sasuke as the example of the dark-haired pretty boy character is just effing stupid. They even had the gall to compare the angry Uchiha to Jin Kazama of the Tekken series, despite the fact that the only thing similar to them is the hair when upon closer inspection, Sasuke has longer sideburns while Jin's sideburns are not.