In the game's story mode, he finds the missing Jin in the Middle East and rescues him. He then reunites with a restored Alisa and Lee, but the three are attacked by the Tekken Forces, who in turn are attacked by Lars' forces in an attempt to stop them from targeting Jin. He saves Jin's life again, this time from a journalist who intended to avenge his family who blamed Jin for the deaths of his family and held him responsible but they were actually killed by the G Corporation and the Mishima Zaibatsu during their confrontations. After seeing his half-brother Kazuya Mishima killing Heihachi, Lars reveals that the reason for him saving Jin was that he wants him to kill Kazuya and restore world peace, to which Jin agrees. Additionally, Lars appears in a "Tekken 7" trailer recruiting guest character Noctis Lucis Caelum from "Final Fantasy XV" for an unknown mission. The reason for both Lars and Noctis being friends is that one of Noctis' moves was based on Lars'. Lars also appears in the spinoff games "Tekken Tag Tournament 2", "", and "Tekken Revolution". While none of these games have a story, Lars' ending in "Tag Tournament 2" features a dream sequence where he is at a meal with all of his relatives, but fails to eat anything. Outside the "Tekken" franchise, Lars is also featured as a playable character in the fighting game "", featuring his alternate "Tekken 6" costume designed by "Naruto" creator Masashi Kishimoto. He also appears as a playable downloadable content character in the crossover game "Street Fighter X Tekken", with his official tag partner, Alisa. In the game's story mode, the duo join forces to destroy Pandora's Box, and thus stop the wars between factions that are fighting for it. In the 2013 update to the game, Lars was among the characters that were modified extensively. Lars also appeared in CyberConnect2's tactical role-playing game "Full Bokko Heroes X" in his "Tekken 7" design, but with a super deformed look. Lars' inclusion in "Naruto Shipuuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2" was initially conceived of by CyberConnect2 CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama. In 2009, Matsuyama read in a "Weekly Shōnen Jump" magazine that Lars' third costume had been designed by Kishimoto and thought he should be included in "Ultimate Ninja Storm 2".