Best male characters in Tekken 7 are: Fahkumram, Geese, Akuma, Feng, Leroy… These characters are currently extremely strong.
Top 1: Fahkumram
Fahkrumram has a powerful, complex personality.
He can easily keep aggressive characters at bay with a number of keep-out attacks and has a confident neutral game with a variety of powerful pokes that he can use from a respectable range.
Fahkumram has many charge attacks that are specific to him; they let opponents off guard and can set up deadly wall combinations. Fahkrumram’s game plan frequently entails forcing opponents into the wall, limiting their movement, and placing them in a situation where they must contend with his scary pokes, command grabs that can result in wall splats, and guard breaks.
Top 2: Geese
Geese is a strong and adaptable character with a wide range of tools that allow him to feel at ease in any circumstance. He may be more difficult for gamers who aren’t used to 2D inputs, but he is quite rewarding for those who put in the time to learn how to use all of his special abilities.
Geese can effectively pressure opponents with a range of fantastic pokes while discouraging them from trying to disrupt with a number of potent counter-hit launchers. In the event that Geese misses his turn or is forced against the wall, he has a hazardous but potent parry that switches sides and enables Geese to launch his attack. When Geese has meter, a variety of EX moves open up new combo paths and deal incredibly high damage, giving him nearly unmatched comeback potential.
Top 3: Akuma
Akuma frequently resembles a glass cannon, with great damage, intense pressure, and mix-ups but relatively low health to make up for it. Much of his personality carried over to Tekken.
He is still a terrifying opponent up close, but having lesser long/mid-range options than Street Fighter. Fast lows, evasive jump-ins, potent mix-ups, armored rockets, EX attacks, and speedy combo starters are all part of Akuma’s arsenal.
Top 4: Feng
The archetypal hit-and-run figure is Feng. Feng more than makes up for his inferior combo damage and the fact that he doesn’t have a lot of reliable launch moves with his versatile toolset.
When playing neutrally, Feng adopts a Kenpo backstep posture that enables him to entice opponents into missing while also changing up his approach and poking strategy. This forces opponents to remain alert in order to survive his offense. He also possesses some of the most evasive techniques in the game, occasionally slipping under opponents’ hold out moves with his Snake Dash strategy, along with Xiaoyu and Zafina.
Feng is highly terrifying when near to his opponents, especially when they are backed up against a wall and combined with excellent pokes.
Top 5: Leroy
Many of these quick blows and bursts of punches are included in Leroy’s moveset, giving him a wide range of powerful counters. Leroy is a highly dangerous opponent because he also has a very good parrying technique. These advantages, together with the simpler execution of his moveset, make him an easier character for beginners to understand.
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