Hey, I’m Zathong and i will update strongest characters in Tekken 7 are: Jin, Kazuya, Heihachi, Law, Nina, Steve, Hwoarang, Bryan, Geese,… The most powerful characters.
Top 1: Jin
Kazuya and Jun Kazama combined their move sets to create Jin, who kept many of Jun’s moves and added better Kazuya moves.
Since none of his pokes are highly punishing on a block, his quickness and difficulty in reading them enable him to apply consistent pressure to his opponent.
Jin has a unique parry that he uses to “circumnavigate” some of the game’s restrictions. Although it has many advantages, it is challenging to put into practice. In order for Jin’s parry to be successful, his opponent must be physically moved away from the strike in order for Jin to counterattack them while they are still recuperating from the move, giving the impression that he wasn’t parrying at all.
Top 2: Kazuya
The series’ Kazuya is a prominent character. He has a move set that emphasizes strong single attacks, yet even so, he can do a lot of raw damage with them. Kazuya mainly relies on punishing opponents with blocks rather than using surprises to get the most out of his attacks. The fact that Kazuya has one of, if not the strongest, punishers in every game in which he plays is actually his greatest strength. Overall, he works best as a defensive character, so if you want to play him for a while, you’ll need to get a handle on your timing.
Despite his need on precise timing and a strong defense, Kazuya is a formidable force of steady aggressiveness in the hands of an experienced player.
A flawless cadence of blocks, sidesteps, and dodges makes Kazuya’s assault practically unstoppable. Stuns must be used cleverly in this situation, which is a risky tactic that demands a lot of audacity from the player.
Top 3: Heihachi
Heihachi’s deadly and extravagant moves make him one of the greatest choices for players who are aggressive. His damage potential is quite great, and the majority of his strongest moves carry little to no risk. “Demon Uppercut.”
Top 4: 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.Heihachi’s deadly and extravagant moves make him one of the greatest choices for players who are aggressive. His damage potential is quite great, and the majority of his strongest moves carry little to no risk. “Demon Uppercut.”
Top 5 Law
The only description of Law’s fighting technique is “Martial Arts”. Law’s true fighting style is likely based on Jeet Kune Do (a hybrid martial art system and way of life developed by the martial artist Bruce Lee), as his moveset is significantly influenced by Bruce Lee’s techniques.
Top 6: Nina
Nina is a fiercely competitive character that excels at rushing down opponents and applying constant pressure by canceling her pokes into other moves, which unleashes a barrage of attacks.
Experienced Nina players will stick with their opponent and slowly drain their health while waiting for a chance to unleash a counter-hit launcher, even though it can be quite risky. Nina mostly plays it safe and sensible when she is defending, waiting for an opportunity to either punish her opponent or move into her best range.
Top 7: Steve
Steve is equipped with a strong and adaptable toolbox. But his distinct advantages and disadvantages distinguish his playstyle from that of other well-rounded characters. Steve can effectively go in on his opponents, stick to them with a succession of punches, and constantly push them until they open up thanks to his diversity of movement options, stances, and pokes. Steve continues to be a fearsome foe on defense, employing a number of effective keep-out assaults and evasive maneuvers that make pinning him down extremely difficult.
The abundance of very scary counter-hit skills that Steve possesses, which help both his attack and defense, may be his greatest strength. When confronted with the prospect of being propelled into a big combo by a rapid counterpunch, anyone would be hesitant to enter rooms or push buttons.
Top 8: Hwoarang
Hwoarang excels at playing aggressively, and many of his actions put him in a favorable position—even on blocks. Due to his weak defensive skills, he is best at relentlessly pressing the opposition.
Hwoarang makes up for his average speed with a set of long-range, high-damage kicks that are susceptible to counters. He is also equipped with a wide range of throwing techniques and punches, which are best used as quick jabs to keep opponents mid-air during juggles.
Top 9: Bryan
Bryan excels at dispersing his opponents and hunting down counterpunches that trigger deadly combos. He doesn’t have all of the standard Tekken weapons, but his armament more than makes up for it. His longer-range moves, such as Orbital Heel and 3+4 Sidekick, are excellent at distancing opponents. Bryan doesn’t have a lot of quick techniques for close-range combat, but his counter-hit moves are very effective in deterring opponents from attempting to stop his offensive.
Bryan initially struggled to mix up his opponents, which made it more difficult to get an opening and strike counterpunches. He now has a solid weapon to chip away at defensive players and compel them to try and fight back thanks to improvements to his low kick, though.
Top 10: 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.
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