Heihachi strategy: Difference between revisions

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This page is for Tekken 8. For Tekken 7, see Heihachi strategy (Tekken 7).

Move	PokeFast and safe, see Poke	Counter	MixupUseful against a guarding opponent.	KeepoutUseful against an opponent moving in.	ApproachUseful when moving in.	Oki
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-{{Neutral}}
+{{Navbox Heihachi}}
-== Key Tools ==
+{{Navbox strategy}}
+{{See other}}
-=== Pokes ===
+== Key moves ==
-; (1) (1,1) and (1,b+2)
-: i10 high. A single jab leaves you +1 on block, and the follow-up -1. 1,1 can be easily hit-confirmed into the Mishima Flash Punch combo (1,1,2). Heihachi's Flash Punch is notable as it is the only one that grants a full wall-splat, making it a fearsome option at the wall. 1,b+2 is a mid follow-up that can be used to deter opponents from acting immediately after blocking 1.
-; (d/f+1)
-: i13 mid, -1 on block. Has a high follow-up (d/f+1,1) that's -1 on block that can be used to catch sidesteps, and a damaging knockdown mid (d/f+1,2) that can be delayed.
-; (d/f+4)
-: i12 mid, -6 on block. Heihachi's quickest mid option that's useful for closing out rounds.
-; (b+2)
-: i22 mid, -2 on block. Heihachi's wall bounce option that's surprisingly not bad on block. The starting animation is nearly identical to his power low (d/b+2), making these moves tricky to defend against when both are used in tandem.
-; (f+3)
-: i18 mid, -3 on block. Moves a decent amount forwards, knocks down on hit, and launches on counter-hit. Due to this move being a knee, generic parries will not work.
-=== Keepout ===
+{{KeyMoves|
+{{KeyMove|1|poke=core}}
+}}
-=== Approach ===
+; 1
+: Jab is good okay.
-=== Mixup ===
+{{BlueOrange
+|left={{Dotlist|
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+|orange={{Dotlist|
+* d+4
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+}}