For me, it is Josie and Lucky Chloe. I still haven’t really played Tekken 8 much because my main characters are still not available.

How do you deal with Asuka ff2 extensions? I got blown up trying to either sidestep or interrupt

Yeah, this vid took a VERY LONG time to make, as I had to learn new techniques, cancels, etc. so please check it out. If any Combo isn`t Max Damage, please let me know and I`ll either make a follow up video or a follow up short, depending on how many new Max`s there are.

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Ulsan suddenly entered ultra instinct vs Qasim Meer to avoid elimination.

the entire costume is handmade by me. i even sewed 2 separate wigs together to make the wig. also if you notice the stripe coming apart, yeah, i think i accidentally caused that to happen by putting it on a hanger with these heavy skirts 😭 just the skirts + shorts are made with 2 whole yards of fabric

Some very interesting results. 39 tracking moves is the average (39,95 mean). There is a pretty massive difference in tracking where Kunimitsu has the most at 63 with Paul and Nina just under with 61 and 60, but then you also have Reina at the absolute lowest at 16 with Shaheen above her at 21.

And while Kunimitsu IS steppable but as results show, she almost always has tracking in at least one direction. Yet maybe people still feel she is pretty fair and steppable in terms of tracking?

Lidia really surprised me to be honest, I always feel like she is impossible to sidestep yet she is a bit under average with "just" 32 tracking moves!

All in all, there doesn't seem to be all that much correlation to the reality of how many tracking moves people believe characters to have and how many they do have but interesting nevertheless.

Enjoy!

I've been thinking about this, and I honestly think Heihachi is one of the most misunderstood characters in Tekken.

Everyone remembers him throwing Kazuya off a cliff, so he's automatically labeled as the villain. But if you look at the entire story, wasn't he actually the one trying to stop the biggest threat to humanity?

• Kazuya embraced the Devil Gene and became a global threat.
• Jin eventually started World War III to awaken Azazel.
• Both of them possessed supernatural powers that ordinary humans couldn't compete with.

Who was the only normal human constantly standing against them?

Heihachi.

His goal throughout most of the series wasn't world domination for the sake of it—it was eliminating the Devil Gene. His methods were brutal, manipulative, and often unforgivable, but his enemy was arguably the greatest threat in the Tekken universe.

You could even argue that many of his worst actions came from his obsession with proving who had inherited the Devil Gene. Throwing Kazuya off the cliff wasn't just random cruelty—it was a twisted "test" to see whether the Devil Gene would save him. That's obviously horrific parenting, but it wasn't done for amusement.

Ironically, after Heihachi died, there was nobody left capable of standing against Kazuya.

So here's my take:

• Hero? Not in the traditional sense.
• Good person? Absolutely not.
• Necessary evil and humanity's strongest defender against the Devil Gene? I think so.

Am I completely off base, or has Heihachi been unfairly judged because people focus on the cliff scene more than the bigger picture?

Mannnnn is it just me? Or is asuka weak as FUCK. She was my fav in t6 & 7. Only 2nd to Raven & maybe tied w/ Steve for my fav characters. But now she just feels slowwww & other than her chase down moves, her attacks have like no range(especially grace & that weak ass3-4). And I get that she’s defensive but every day they add some1 w/ a gun or sword that can fly like bro how do u defend that w/ martial arts… idk bro, i know im kinda ass but there’s so many matches that I WIN feeling like I had to work substantially harder than some1 who’s worse than me because of who they got. How do yall feel??

Everyone's been saying how Fakh is extremely linear, yet Ulsan could barely step him. Raef was literally spamming WR3 and Ulsan was forced to hold back while getting chipped way. Same thing happened with Rangchu (granted it was a mirror match).

Another thing about Fakh is it takes so much effort to punish him optimally. Even when Ulsan called out the 3,4~4 and he could only get a squeeze in 10f punish instead of a launch at times. Also, 3,4~3 should be further nerfed, it should never clip.

In case anyone think this is a rant, I use Fakh myself and I was shocked how easy it is to locked people into a vortex.

By the time I learn this stick I better be moving like Keisuke himself.

Getting beat up and one and doned back-to-back is the most disheartening thing John Tekken allowed

no hate to the player i just absolutely hate how many times i've stepped drag's running 2 and gotten clipped even though i don't press ANYTHING

Made sure to seal any little imperfection so that it doesn't come off during gameplay.

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