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=== General advice === | === General advice === | ||
Kaz still has the same weaknesses as the previous game, Tekken 7. | Kaz still has the same weaknesses as the previous game, Tekken 7. | ||
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His poking game is relatively weak. He can be pressured up close by certain characters, due to his poking being rather slow or having bad tracking. | His poking game is relatively weak. He can be pressured up close by certain characters, due to his poking being rather slow or having bad tracking. | ||
A good Kazuya player needs to rely on timing their attacks with the timing of their opponent to ensure moves are not sidestepped. | A good Kazuya player needs to rely on timing their attacks with the timing of their opponent to ensure moves are not sidestepped. | ||
The same goes for their counter hit tools such as df2, ff4, 4 etc, they require to match it with the timing of their opponent when they retaliate. | |||
Consider changing your timing when you sidestep & throw out attacks if you are losing to Kazuya. | |||
Do not whiff moves with long recovery at range 1-2. Kazuya and mishimas in general can use EWGF to whiff punish moves, it is fast, comes from a crouch dash and the hitbox for this move covers a lot of distance. | |||
=== Okizeme === | === Okizeme === | ||
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*- b+1,2 | *- b+1,2 | ||
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=== Throws === | === Throws === | ||
Kazuya only has 2 command throws. | |||
Stonehead which is a 1+2 break. | Stonehead which is a 1+2 break. | ||
Gates of Hell (from | Gates of Hell (from full crouch) which is also a 1+2 break. | ||
=== Strings === | === Strings === | ||
All his string attacks have weaknesses: | All his string attacks have weaknesses: | ||
1,2,4,3. the 4 can be low parried and the 1,2,2~3 follow-up is quite slow so you can fuzzy it. | |||
df+1,2. The 2 is a high and can be ducked (although he can mix this with df1-df2, which is a mid-mid string) | |||
uf+4,4,4,4. The 2nd 4 is a low can be blocked and launched. | |||
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Kazuya gains new moves in Devil form: | Kazuya gains new moves in Devil form: | ||
db3+4 a low hitting stomp which he can cancel into a crouchdash. Expect a hellsweep if this hits. | db3+4 a low hitting stomp which he can cancel into a crouchdash. Expect a hellsweep if this hits. Stomp is launch punishable on block. | ||
1+4 a power crush which can wallsplat. | |||
SS2 a 17f launcher. | 1+4 a power crush which can wallsplat, but will burn through most of Kazuya's heat. | ||
SS2 a 17f launcher which is launch punishable on block at -15. | |||
Kazuya also gets an extension from his hellsweep that does additional damage and breaks floors. | |||
His heatsmash is a fast unseeable low, which can track both sides, can wall break and is -14 on block. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:40, 28 May 2024
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This page is for Tekken 8. For Tekken 7, see Kazuya counterplay (Tekken 7).
General advice
Kaz still has the same weaknesses as the previous game, Tekken 7.
Majority of his moves are weak to sidestep / sidewalk left. For example his hellsweep.
His poking game is relatively weak. He can be pressured up close by certain characters, due to his poking being rather slow or having bad tracking.
A good Kazuya player needs to rely on timing their attacks with the timing of their opponent to ensure moves are not sidestepped. The same goes for their counter hit tools such as df2, ff4, 4 etc, they require to match it with the timing of their opponent when they retaliate. Consider changing your timing when you sidestep & throw out attacks if you are losing to Kazuya.
Do not whiff moves with long recovery at range 1-2. Kazuya and mishimas in general can use EWGF to whiff punish moves, it is fast, comes from a crouch dash and the hitbox for this move covers a lot of distance.
Okizeme
Kazuya has incredible okizeme. f,F+3 and f,F+2 are great and safe mid options, while d+1+2 & CD4,1 are riskier lows.
The important thing to understand when defending against Kazuya is that you can just keep laying down. However if you do he'll keep hitting you with f,F+4, but that is very sideroll-able, -9 on block mid and a lot less painful than the other options.
So once you've conditioned the Kazuya player to always go for f,F+4 you're in a much safer place, as Kazuya is taking his most powerful situation and blunting it a lot.
You also have to understand the knockdowns.
- - 1,1,2
- - F+4 Spike
- - CD4,1
- - b+1,2
Throws
Kazuya only has 2 command throws.
Stonehead which is a 1+2 break.
Gates of Hell (from full crouch) which is also a 1+2 break.
Strings
All his string attacks have weaknesses:
1,2,4,3. the 4 can be low parried and the 1,2,2~3 follow-up is quite slow so you can fuzzy it.
df+1,2. The 2 is a high and can be ducked (although he can mix this with df1-df2, which is a mid-mid string)
uf+4,4,4,4. The 2nd 4 is a low can be blocked and launched.
Df34, 1, 2 is -19f on block
Df3,2,1 is -14f on block but Kazuya can hold the 1 for massive plus frames. This can be interrupted if they hold the 1
Heatsmash
His heatsmash is a low sweep that tracks both sides. -14 on block.
Devil Form
Kazuya gains new moves in Devil form:
db3+4 a low hitting stomp which he can cancel into a crouchdash. Expect a hellsweep if this hits. Stomp is launch punishable on block.
1+4 a power crush which can wallsplat, but will burn through most of Kazuya's heat.
SS2 a 17f launcher which is launch punishable on block at -15.
Kazuya also gets an extension from his hellsweep that does additional damage and breaks floors.
His heatsmash is a fast unseeable low, which can track both sides, can wall break and is -14 on block.