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Revision as of 17:50, 4 March 2024
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| Heat |
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| Heat Smash | H.2+3 mid - i18-28 - +11 (MCR)
H.MCR.2+3 throw - i20 |
| Heat Engagers |
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| Stances |
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| Fastest | |
| Launch |
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| CH launch | {{{chLaunch}}} |
| Wall splat | {{{splat}}} |
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| Mid check | {{{midCheck}}} |
| Generic moves | |
| Remapped | (none) |
| Missing | (none) |
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| Lore | Devil Jin |
| #T8_DevilJin | |
| Discord | Devil Jin |
This page is for Tekken 8. For Tekken 7, see Devil Jin (Tekken 7).
Devil Jin is one of the most reworked legacy characters in Tekken 8, retaining his usual Mishima tool kit with moves like 1,1,2, EWGF, f,n,d,DF+4 (flash punch, electric and hellsweep, respectively) but he's also been granted the Mourning Crow (MCR) stance, which gives him another, extremely strong approach option along with his traditional Mishima wavedash.
MCR.1 is a power mid that combos into b+4 on hit, and is +8 on block, giving him an incredible approach option that he can mixup with MCR.2,2 if his opponent likes to step, which is a Heat Engager on hit, and MCR.3 is a special mid, counter hit launcher that hits grounded and is safe on block. Mourning Crow is an absolutely incredible approach option and forces Devil Jin's opponent to play around it very carefully to avoid being constantly oppressed.
uf+1, or Shackle, is a fairly fast, extremely long range high poke that natural hit combos into MCR.2,2 and obliterates attempts at keepout gameplay. While it is duckable, Devil Jin can mix this up by using f,F+4, a similarly long range mid that knocks down on hit and launches on counter hit. Shackle, alongside MCR and the usual Mishima wavedash, makes it functionally impossible to keep Devil Jin from blatantly rushing his opponent down.
Devil Jin, as with almost all Mishima style characters, has a high execution barrier, and getting the most out of him can require quite a bit of practice, much more than most characters. While he certainly isn't suffering, his mid keepout can be a little anemic, as his generic df+1 has somewhat poor range, but his f,F+2 mostly makes up for this, being a safe, mid Heat Engager that's only marginally slower than a traditional df+1.
- Mishima: Has all the standard Mishima benefits, including EWGF, hellsweep, and wave dash. As usual, this makes Devil Jin a versatile and strong character with many effective tools.
- Mourning Crow: DJ's new stance gives him great mixup and pressure potential, especially when combined with uf1 and EWGF.
- Excellent Pressure: EWGF, some great pressure strings, and the threat of Mourning Crow all stack together to give Devil Jin very strong pressure.
- Devastating Punishment: Devil Jin has very high damage potential when optimized properly, and his punishment game is unreal. Corner-to-corner wallcarry into further mixups are a given when played effectively.
- The Best Hellsweep: Devil Jin's hellsweep is notable in that it gives him a full combo on hit, giving him absurd damage potential.
- Bad Generics: Devil Jin lacks effective generic tools for keeping people out, like df1 and df2.
- Unsafe Mids: Notably, Devil Jin lacks any safe, launching mid tools. All of his mids are heat engagers, only lead to combos on counterhit, or are very unsafe.
- Must Hellsweep: Due to a lack of powerful lows, Devil Jin is mostly centralized around using Hellsweep to get any real damage. This makes his gameplay both predictable and very risky, as Hellsweep can be heavily punished if it is blocked.
External links
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