Damn, how i miss that ''Soul Stealer'' of Yoshimitsu

and get scrambled like an egg

Wasn't expecting all these videos to make me cry laughing just for the last clip to make me laugh for real. Life is full of surprises.

He was put away like a beach chair.

That was his son

0:00 Fans: “Why hasn’t Forest been in the other games?”

best thing in the game

I was just about to say that

We need that in T8

Photogenic Jin

I never seen his face all relaxed like that

considering that arnie is probably an influence, yes.

It is, so is yoshi cloning himself to stab a guy.

He broke him in half like a stick of pocky

I think it would make up a cool mechanic if each character had their own fatality moves that could only be played when your opponent is below some particular health limit

His other sidethrow was brutal as well, but I cant remember what it was. P-Jack had a sidethrow where he spanked your ass.

I definitely agree. I started with Tekken 3's arcade, but my first purchase was TTT, and it had so much personality. Especially between partners. I immediately knew who had bad blood, who were friends, and who were romantically involved

Dragunov and Alisa have very fun interactions because of how emotive she is, you can see reactions from Dragunov that are far more expressive that usual for him.

MK does this with dialogue, I didn't know other fighting games attempted it. Except Street Fighters X Tekken.

@@mikaelmyers6135 its also a bit ironic how the human (dragunov) acts robotic but the robot (alisa) acts more human

@@Kettvnen Frrrr. Dragunov is only human but he does his best to seem as though he’s not and Alisa isn’t human but she does her best to seem as though she is. They’re both amazing characters who have so much potential for a fun friendship.

Yeah and I think Kazuya & Jun have a win pose similar to this but Kazuya's facial don't change as much as Jin's

@@zenos02 I believe that Jun looked sad when she looked back at Kazuya, and Kazuya had the same angry determined look on his face in that win pose

@@Kruzeda True, it almost makes you think that Kazuya doesn't like his mom

@@WanderingLoner1 I think that Kazuya does love Kazumi, but when it comes to Jun its a bit more ambiguous; to me it looks like she still cares about him but Kazuya doesn't really reciprocate considering who he's become

@@WanderingLoner1 Jun....is Kazuya's wife?

They need to bring the bear fart again

I think that is happening to other games too, comparing the new version to an old version. SF, MvC, GG, etc.

Tekken 8 really shaved off the extra stuff. It made it pretty glaring by comparison how much Tekken embraced the "extra" in past games. Tekken 7 was a last shot without a great budget so hopefully they take their time and load up tekken 8 with all the care, personality and features past games had and more. They sure as hell have the budget for it now.

Considering how much work has been put into Tag 2 and how much success Tekken 7 made in comparison it's safe to assume the amount of work doesn't necessarily equals the profits. Hence why i expect T8 to be as lacking as 7 unfortunately

@@LightWavess Tekken 7 wasn't stripped of everything tho. One big thing I give it credit for was since they only had so much money to pour in they poured most of it into the fighting engine. For those first couple seasons...outside of a few hiccups...we saw in my opinion a close to perfect fighting system(before they added all the problem characters). I attribute T7's success to the innovations they made in the combat, which influenced its success in the pro scene, which sparked hype and excitement with the tekken world tour, which made alot of old players and new players want to play the game. They succeeded because of their innovations not because of what was stripped away.

i love the replay and jin K.O xD

Xiao: -blows whistle- Marduck: UHHHHHHHHHH!!

Kazuya straight up executing someone with a gun is pretty dark too

How you perform that Jack-2's throw?

Literally what I loved about Jack. He just feels useless in the most recent tekkens.

Nina snaps a bunch of soldier's necks in her ending and actually assassinates someone.

That's mortal kombat shit

He want to touch those cake, but she did him dirty.

Jin has literally bombed civilians and killed children

@@unciervoenciervado pog

@@unciervoenciervado based

@@unciervoenciervado Hey, you can't make an omelette without causing a lil bit of wide scale destruction

@@WarriorBoy fret the egg bruh

@Power Alimin Tekken Tag 2

In Tekken 7, Jackie Chan is no longer the same

This move should have been used as rage art in tekken 7

I remember this, fantastic

he helps himself up i cant

That part awakened flashbacks of childhood. Can't remember what other tekken he used it in but I belive it was either 3 or tag 1

@@armanclark Tekken 3 and Tekken tag 1

Its hilariously glitchy but i love it 😂

I keep thinking about them giving Leroy the one time weapon mechanic If they give that to _everybody,_ that should be Lei's lol

@@13Kr4zYAzN13 facts lmao but I didn’t want to be a hater

It looks the coolest among all

Was looking for this comment.

Lei most likely won't come back in Tekken 8. The devs chose who comes back by player rate and importance. Lei having neither makes his chances of return very low

I truly hope this to be the case. When I saw the story mode for the first time, I predicted they had some kinda budget cut but never understood why until after the fact. It makes me wonder now what Harada's "new most expensive project" will be.

@@chaoscontroller316 I don't think harada is on the blue protocol team so the next project could only be tekken 8

And here I thought Tag 2 did really well... I guess giving out DLC for free really fucked them

@@zenos02 that wasn't the reason. Tt2 had the bare minimum of advertising which led to poor sales, then players were lukewarm on the gameplay elements which also led to poor sales. In a hilarious turn of events they finally fixed the advertising issue but only on the dead console wii and only after tt2 had been written off as a flop.

In theory, you would think they would get a bigger budget to do more, but there is a chance that since T8 did so well with a light budget, BandoNamco may skimp on the cash again.

EVO Moment 37 reference?

It probably has to do with Tekken 7 being a financial risk for Namco. It's easy to think how Tekken is doing great now but after Tag 2 and Revolution, the interest for Tekken was at an all time low. This is probably why the endings in Tekken 7 aren't even fully rendered videos.

@@sounghungi This. IIRC in interviews Harada said that they really had to struggle to get Tekken 7 greenlit. Especially after the commercial failure of TTT2. On top of the stripped down endings, it seems like they put their resources in the story mode to gain wider appeal, it was a heavy part of the marketing of the game when it first came out. When you think about it that way, there's good reason why they'd focus on the big thing that would get people into the game rather than smaller stuff

Not really, it's mostly because the failure of Tag 2 made the budget for T7 much lower. I don't think they expected serious success with the game seeing as how Tag 2 went.

a lot of the personality was lost because of a smaller budget, so of course they had to make animation cuts. thats why the character customization is so shit. please dont make any baseless assumptions about "mass appeal" and esports

@@eisenkatsu they're not baseless assumptions, all of these assets are already made and can be ported over, they constantly repackage old animations into new dlc characters. It is a business decision that the game is more bland, and they've been rewarded by having it be the most commercially successful entry for decades The fact that people will run defense for a product with such defects is honestly the worst part of Tekken really, even the slightest criticism of the game is immediately dismissed as blind hatred. The Tekken community is basically like a religion.

I guess they wanted to get rid of any semblance of humour so as not to tarnish what (according to them) should be perceived as one of the most serious chapters in Tekken history.

@The Tyro of Toriyama I was talking about the exterior appeareance of the game's main plot: the end of Heihachi's struggle against the devil gene, resulting in his own death. Subplots or characters irrelevant to this story are not taken into account. "I doubt that the reason they removed the best parts of the series was for the sake of the best of the series" They carved their own tombs the moment they made humour an integral part of the series; they were probably looking at 80's action movies from both the west and east to get their sense of balance between serious scenes and comic relief. and I can't really say they did a horrible job, but it's sloppy at best: sometimes comedic scenes are played right before dramatic plot points in a way that feels a bit jarring. They probably wanted to avoid this at all costs with Tekken 7.

@@BakingSoda4U The technical thing is they budget restraint they have. So they went cheap for it. Honestly the combat was finr and good for esports despite the money. They don't have much excuse later in T8 since t7 is widely successful. They can bring back what's lost

Why didn't Kazuya get a gun in smash ;-; I wanna see Electiric > Nair > electric > pop pop

@@BakingSoda4U they took the storyline so seriously that they brought Akuma as a guest character and made him one of the most relevant characters in the Mishima story lmao

I’m pretty sure we ALL felt that. The cringe was just TOO dang strong there!😖

Something out of a Jason movie.

He loves his mother, Jun was a great mother to Jin.

@@mallows9779 He also smiled in Tekken 4 Hwaorang ending

@@darthacez forgot about that lol

He smiled so little to notice

@@darthacez same in his own ending

Bring Back Jun to T8 and you see that

l feel you man l want that too, he is the coolest dude l love him😊

Hopefully tekken 8 settles that. They could make a pretty damn effective story for 8 if they set their minds to it.

Shut up

@@julianmitchell5776 Grow up

Can you blame him??

Imagine that move in advance animation 😳

Nope

@@ziakolobo yes but Mortal kombat is more brutal

@@hikizujin i know

That’s literally just a fatality lmao it does not fit the tone of tekken

Well to be fair the jacks all suppose to be like t-600, t-800 terminators The brutality is justified entirely as the only things they see are orders, so breaking someone in half isn't far fetched for them Game tone aside Making jack a joke poke master isn't fitting for his own tone

@Ares 0160 Wait I thought Tekken 7 was the first tournament to be cancelled... In Tekken 6 it didn't even had one?

Hell Yeah Tekken 5's story cutscenes made it so enjoyable with the interactions, i also hope they bring back the Narrator for a Character's story i loved hearing the Voice in the background explaining the story for each Character in Tekken 4 & 5

Dark resurrection?I don't really played tekken games but 5 was dark resurrection right?It was the only tekken I played when I was 12.Now I have tekken 6 and 7 at my android phone.

@@MaxymDemechenko Tekken 5: DR was a remake for the PS3 with few new characters like Lily, Dragunov and Jinpachi being playable.

@@MaxymDemechenko what tekken 7 runs on phone? I know that tekken 5 DR and 6 can be played but 7?

This!!!

The TK and VF devs made the mistake of completely focusing on the competitive aspect of their games in aspects like stage making. And that slowed down both games' evolution in the aspect of stages. A modern PS4 (and PS3 for VF) could have done much more interesting and impressive ideas, considering what Sega did in VF3 and Namco in TK4 and 5. The solution is simply make some "competitive" stages and some "standard" stages with interactions, obstacles, lots of details, etc. Creating that challenge the own devs to display complete technological evolution of their games. So those two aspects stop fighting against each other in every new release. Either that or the Smash Bros solution: every stage is detailed by default, but you can choose a "competitive" version of each one. They lose all details and objects and have a simplified background.

@@carlosaugusto9821 That reminds me how extremely complex where the Dead or Alive 4 stages (I believe 3 and 2 Ultimate had huge stages too) like extremely big with a lot of interactive stuff, you could perform special attacks on stairs or against the wall, break walls and go do completely different sections that would make a different stage on any other game, it was so much fun.

Add Replay

Oh hush and play your Wii....thats woke talk ... being competitive is the way.....if not don't play online because you will get bodies all the time 😂

A soon-to-be-broken spine

dw you will not feel anything in your spine after you fight him

Have you seen lars' backthrow?

@@naiiin6949 FATALITY! Wait, wrong game.

@@naiiin6949 Lars breaks their neck but the camera angle from the throw is adjusted so you can’t really see it like Jack2 in tt1. Tekken was more barbaric in TT1!

@@pocoloco753 Oh no he does have multiple, it's just that if you play treasure or online, he'll have one for each most of the time. In Treasure, he hums as he walks away. In Online, he either does that, or he dusts himself off and looks at you, before doing one. What I'm refering to is that you can usually choose which outro you'd wanna see by holding one of the four buttons during replays or whenever a match would end. Dragunov has had a good portion more than 2, and there are two that comes to mind immediately: One, where the opponent is unconscious, as Dragunov sneaks past them, and one where he looks at his watch, realizes he's late for something and storms off.

@@ArcienPlaysGames I used to get PISSED when I lost to dragunov and he just walks away cheerfully and hums

@@sleep5329 I am a Dragunov main and even I get fed up with it from time to time, so I'm with you haha

Boi you think we gonna have Russians in TO, my man can't even get a Moscow mule anymore

Boi you think we gonna have Russians in T8, my man can't even get a Moscow mule anymore

Jin*

@@cleoncrimson *Gin

@@cleoncrimson hey alright

Djinn Shazamer

Kazuyer Mishimer.

Oh and the intro/outro interaction too >>> They did let a bunch of cool stuff in the past that i hope they make come back~

Well netcode is pretty important if you want to play online, but I get you.

@@keenanrobinson7239 yeah don’t get it wrong it’s still important especially in times like this but it don’t have to be the only standard to have a good Tekken game is what i was tryna say

@@devoreking Yeah lol I understood. I wish more companies could focus on both things, but I'm sure money comes into play with that most of the time.

@@keenanrobinson7239 imagine playing fighting games online lol

In tag yes

IIRC every character has a "partner" that gives them special throws, outros and other things as well.

I'm pretty sure that that animation is linked to the wrestling belt item that Marduk had equipped

@@MrDxfusion I was mainly talking about Marduk's partner being "Yo, chill" when he tackles someone. I wonder if there's something similiar or it's just exclusive to Marduk.

@@LowerBlack64 Maybe. There was a bell sound when he K.Oed Jin.

I was too busy thinking "Good, that's one less loose end"

Facts

Grabs in Tekken are a joy to witness.

DOA grabs are also pretty good

Unfortunately those were lost due to technical issues. In order to see both Yoshis, you need to be playing on a setup running at 60 fps. At 30fps you'll only see one of the two Yoshis, so the throw ends up looking very bizarre. Harada once commented on how a lot of fans wrote in either to complain or question whats going on with the throw so Namco eventually decided to abandon it since not everyone plays on 60fps setup and people were way less tech savvy back then too, so it also was harder to explain.

@@MrOzzification huh I guess my old ass TV could go at 60 fps bc I never had that issue with his throw.

Yes, she has a way better combos than Asuka 🥰

@Ameer Hamza Jun is an (honorary) Mishima, and after Kazumi I think it's confirmed none of these fuckers can really die.

im sure you're excited then

Good news. Jun is coming back in Tekken 8

I'm pretty sure that's a reference to his T3 ending. CORRECTION: T6 ending

"I hope I'm talking out of my backside." Next clip: Xiaoyu falling on hers

Good luck with that

This would require Namco to spend time actually developing the newcomers they keep introducing every game

You can still make Alisa's head fall off in T7

in tekken 6 she used to have more facial expressions now shes even more robotic with a blank stare

Also, On the earlier Tekkens, if you were Heiatchi, before the start of the round, he would sometimes, spank the opponent, over his knee.

Tekken 3/Tag Yoshimitsu was the best version of him, as he just got progressively wackier with each following game. Tekken 7 has him this octopus/alien thing.

@@Lastjustice totally agree my friend✌

asking the same thing 😭

Few people probably played Marduk in TTT2 due to the fact that double capos, double bob, and a slew of other tag teams were just better options (is my educated guess, but I'm obviously not sure). This is myself included, I had no idea this existed.

@@ArcienPlaysGames actually I believe it's because you need to play with Marduk AND ling on your team, which is not exactly a common combination of character preference, and you have to finish a Jin with Marduks tackle

@@lel720 Oh what, really? I thought it was an animation that applied to all characters, like when an opponent gets grappled for a selfie by Miharu

The new generation of Tekken tbh 💯🔥💪🏽

reminds me of D. Dark's throat slit move in SF:EX getting turned into a generic throw in international release

@@PixelSubstream thanks for informing me about this

No

Hey, he also smiled in Tekken 4