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Learn the meaning of 'Dosukoi' and 'Totta' vocalizations used by Heihachi in Tekken 5 during moves and victory poses.

Heihachi Mishima, a prominent character in Tekken 5, has distinct vocalizations during many of his moves, entrances, and victory poses. The most notable of these is 'Dosukoi!'.

Dosukoi!

• This sound is said to be what rikishi (sumo wrestlers) supposedly say, similar to how martial artists might say 'hiya' in English.
• The origin of 'Dosukoi' might stem from 'dosun to ko,' which translates to 'come at me!' or 'let's just slam into each other!'.
• The source notes that a real rikishi was only heard using this term when the retired Daishi sang 'jingu,' a type of folk song about Sumo.

Totta!

• This vocalization means 'Gotcha!' in English.
• 'Totta!' is heard during a few of Heihachi's moves and in two specific victory poses.
• The source recommends viewing the victory pose where Heihachi leaps forward saying 'Totta!' and the camera focuses on his face.