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; bad breath
; bad breath
: a name for Nina's d/b,d,d/f,f,u/f,d/b+2+3, Yoshimitsu's d/b+1+2,1_2, and Armor King's Rage Drive R.f,n,d,d/f+1+2.
: a name for Nina's d/b,d,d/f,f,u/f,d/b+2+3, Yoshimitsu's d/b+1+2,1_2, and Armor King's Rage Drive R.f,n,d,d/f+1+2.
; Ballerina Spin
: the visual effect on some moves, giving big + frames on hit, and a wall splat on hit while not being a knockdown normally.
; bazooka kick
; bazooka kick
: a name for Lee's d,D/B+4
: a name for Lee's d,D/B+4
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; float
; float
: to hit an opponent out the air or off the ground and covert it into a juggle
: to hit an opponent out the air or off the ground and covert it into a juggle
; Flow chart, flowcharting
: following a set of predetermined moves without much thinking of them. Isn't always a bad thing.
; frame
; frame
: see [[Frame]]
: see [[Frame]]
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; hwo
; hwo
: short for Hwoarang
: short for Hwoarang
== i ==
== j ==
== k ==
== l ==
== m ==
== n ==


== o ==
== o ==
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; okizeme
; okizeme
: pressure on a grounded opponent
: pressure on a grounded opponent
; open
: without walls, "in the open"


== w ==
== p ==
 
; P1, P2
: Player 1, Player 2, refers to the side a player is on, P1 is the left side, P2 is the right side. Online allows both players be play the same side relative to their screens, them being on P1 or P2 depends on if they can sidestep a certain way out of crouch. Example "So I will switch sides, so he is P2, and can't sidewalk the correct way after my d/f+1+2"
; Pretzel
: d/b, hcb, d/f, the motion input for Geese' Raging Storm
 
== q ==
 
== r ==
 
; RA
: short for Rage Art
; RD
: short for Rage Drive
; Reversal (as a concept)
: in most fighting games, a move one does right as they leave a stunned state, suck as blockstun, hitstun, or wake up. A good reversal is a move that is servisable as a reversal, due to having some form of invincibility, being able to parry, or anything in that manner. Example in Tekken - doing Rage Art after getting hit, expecting opponent to continue pressing buttons - that is using RA as a reversal.


; <span id="wake-up kick"></span>wake-up kick
== s ==
: refers to attacks done from a grounded position, primarily those done by pressing 3 or 4, see also [[Wake-up]]


== Uncategorized ==
; S1, S2, S3, S4, etc.
: short for the number of the season, S1 = Season One


Yoshi - a fictional dinosaur who appears in video games published by Nintendo. Yoshi debuted in Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as Mario and Luigi's sidekick. Also short for Yoshimitsu
== t ==


S1, S2, S3, S4, etc. - short for the number of the season.
; T7, TK7
: short for Tekken 7
; TTT2, Tag2
: short for Tekken Tag Tournament 2, previous game in the franchise
; Someone's turn
: on connect players are at a certain frame advantage, if first player's fastest attacking move at this advantage will hit first against opponent's fastest attacking move - it is said that it's the first player's turn in that situation.since fastest attacking move on every character (mostly) is 10f, their +1 is enough to constitute that it's their turn. Thus one's turn = one's frame advantage


T7, TK7 - short for Tekken 7
== u ==


TTT2, Tag2 - short for Tekken Tag Tournament 2, previous game in the franchise
== v ==


RA - short for Rage Art
== w ==


RD - short for Rage Drive
; <span id="wake-up kick"></span>wake-up kick
: refers to attacks done from a grounded position, primarily those done by pressing 3 or 4, see also [[Wake-up]]


Pretzel - d/b, hcb, d/f, the motion input for Geese' Raging Storm
== x ==


P1, P2 - Player 1, Player 2, refers to the side a player is on, P1 is the left side, P2 is the right side. Online allows both players be play the same side relative to their screens, them being on P1 or P2 depends on if they can sidestep a certain way out of crouch. Example "So I will switch sides, so he is P2, and can't sidewalk the correct way after my d/f+1+2"
== y ==


Reversal - in most fighting games, a move one does right as they leave a stunned state, suck as blockstun, hitstun, or wake up. A good reversal is a move that is servisable as a reversal, due to having some form of invincibility, being able to parry, or anything in that manner. Example in Tekken - doing Rage Art after getting hit, expecting opponent to continue pressing buttons - that is using RA as a reversal.
; Yoshi
: a fictional dinosaur who appears in video games published by Nintendo. Yoshi debuted in Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as Mario and Luigi's sidekick
: short for Yoshimitsu


Someone's turn - on connect players are at a certain frame advantage, if first player's fastest attacking move at this advantage will hit first against opponent's fastest attacking move - it is said that it's first player's turn in that situation.since fastest attacking move on every character* is 10f, their +1 is enough to constitute that it's their turn.
== z ==


Ballerina Spin - the visual effect on some moves, giving big + frames on hit, and giving a wall on connect while not being a knockdown normally.
== Uncategorized ==


<Char>cord - Discord server for the character. Leicord - Lei Wulong Discord, Zafcord - Zafina Discord, Alisacord - Alisa Discord. Not all servers have a commonly used shortening, but it doesn't mean there couldn't be one.
<Char>cord - Discord server for the character. Leicord - Lei Wulong Discord, Zafcord - Zafina Discord, Alisacord - Alisa Discord. Not all servers have a commonly used shortening, but it doesn't mean there couldn't be one.
Flow chart, flowcharting - following a set of predetermined moves without much thinking of them. Isn't always a bad thing.

Revision as of 10:42, 5 February 2021

Jargon refers to terms of art relating to Tekken.

  • For shorthand for game input and stance abbreviations, see Notation.
  • For the meaning of values in movelists, see Movelist.
  • For frame advantages, which look like “+5” and “-13c”, see § Frame advantage.

a

air combo
see Juggle
active frame
the frame where a move can hit the opponent, see also Frame#Moves
AK
short for Armor King
ali kick
a name for King's d+3+4
ancient power
a name for Devil Jin's b+1+3_b+2+4, named after a similar move Ogre has in previous games
attack
a move that has active frames

b

bad breath
a name for Nina's d/b,d,d/f,f,u/f,d/b+2+3, Yoshimitsu's d/b+1+2,1_2, and Armor King's Rage Drive R.f,n,d,d/f+1+2.
Ballerina Spin
the visual effect on some moves, giving big + frames on hit, and a wall splat on hit while not being a knockdown normally.
bazooka kick
a name for Lee's d,D/B+4
bdc
Backdash cancel
bigs
refers to characters with large hitboxes that aren't Kuma/Panda, typically Gigas, Jack-7, Marduk
bk
short for Blazing Kick, Lee's d,D/B+4
block stun
the time after blocking a move where the defender can't act
bo
best of, e.g. bo3 means “best of 3”, the number of matches in the set
the set usually ends early if there's a decisive winner before every match is played, e.g. if a player wins the first 2 matches in a bo3, the third is usually skipped. BOn = FT((n + 1)/2)
bow and arrow
a name for Julia's FC.d/f+4,3
bracket
the thing that says who plays against whom in each round of a tournament as per its format, usually double elimination
break
short for throw break, may also refer to chickening a reversal

c

cabinet
a name for an arcade machine
cali roll
short for California Roll, Xiaoyu's BT.f+3+4, and a name for Lucky Chloe's BT.f+3+4
can-cans
a name for Asuka, Devil Jin, and Jin's d+3+4, but also for similar moves
capo
short for capoeira, the fighting style used by Eddy; sometimes also refers to Lucky Chloe
cc
short for crouch cancel
cd
crouch dash
ch
counter hit
chainsaws
refers to Alisa's Destructive Stance and moves done from it
charge
a mechanic in fighting games, that gives access either to extended moveset, enhanced similar moveset, and/or special general properties. See ki charge and Claudio Starburst
cheese
moves or tactics that are much easier to use than they are to defend against
chicken
breaking a reversal by pressing either f+1+3 for a caught left limb or f+2+3 for a caught right limb, see also Chicken
to connect
to have a move either hit or be blocked by an opponent, i.e. not to whiff a move. Sometimes does refer to specifically on hit and not on block.
counter hit
to hit an opponent as they're trying to attack; note that throws can't be counter hit
crouch
see crouch
crush
see crush

d

deathmatch
a long set of matches between two players, often until one player can no longer continue playing, or until either player is promoted or demoted
demoman
short for Demolition Man, Paul's d+4,2:1+2
debug
short for Debugger, Jack-7's b,d/b,d,d/f+1
dempsey roll
a name for Steve's R.PAB.d/f+3+4,F and its follow up
dewgf
short for dashed electric wind god fist, f,f,n,d,d/f#2 with Devil Jin, Heihachi, or Kazuya
dewhf
short for dashed electric wind hook first, f,f,n,d,d/f#2 with Jin
DJ
short for Devil Jin
Drag
short for Dragunov
duck
same as crouch.

e

eat
to get hit by a move
elbow
a move that can't be parried by regular parries because the attack is an elbow
ewgf
short for electric wind god fist
ewhf
short for electric wind hook fist

f

fahk
short for Fahkumram
flash
short for Sword Flash, Yoshimitsu's 1+4
float
to hit an opponent out the air or off the ground and covert it into a juggle
Flow chart, flowcharting
following a set of predetermined moves without much thinking of them. Isn't always a bad thing.
frame
see Frame
ft
first to, e.g. ft2 means “first to 2”, the number of matches a player needs to win to win the set. FTn = BO(2*n - 1)

g

getup kick
see § wake-up kick
ground game
see § okizeme
giant swing
King and Armor King's f,hcf+1, a throw which looks like a 1+2 break but is actually a 1 break

h

haha step
several techniques Lei can do to move backwards quickly, utilizing b+3+4 BT transition. It's also partially available in a weaker form to other characters with manual BT. [needs some page maybe]
harakiri
the name of moves Yoshimitsu can do where he stabs himself
hayashida step
a technique Nina can do
hei
short for Heihachi
hwo
short for Hwoarang

i

j

k

l

m

n

o

okizeme
pressure on a grounded opponent
open
without walls, "in the open"

p

P1, P2
Player 1, Player 2, refers to the side a player is on, P1 is the left side, P2 is the right side. Online allows both players be play the same side relative to their screens, them being on P1 or P2 depends on if they can sidestep a certain way out of crouch. Example "So I will switch sides, so he is P2, and can't sidewalk the correct way after my d/f+1+2"
Pretzel
d/b, hcb, d/f, the motion input for Geese' Raging Storm

q

r

RA
short for Rage Art
RD
short for Rage Drive
Reversal (as a concept)
in most fighting games, a move one does right as they leave a stunned state, suck as blockstun, hitstun, or wake up. A good reversal is a move that is servisable as a reversal, due to having some form of invincibility, being able to parry, or anything in that manner. Example in Tekken - doing Rage Art after getting hit, expecting opponent to continue pressing buttons - that is using RA as a reversal.

s

S1, S2, S3, S4, etc.
short for the number of the season, S1 = Season One

t

T7, TK7
short for Tekken 7
TTT2, Tag2
short for Tekken Tag Tournament 2, previous game in the franchise
Someone's turn
on connect players are at a certain frame advantage, if first player's fastest attacking move at this advantage will hit first against opponent's fastest attacking move - it is said that it's the first player's turn in that situation.since fastest attacking move on every character (mostly) is 10f, their +1 is enough to constitute that it's their turn. Thus one's turn = one's frame advantage

u

v

w

wake-up kick
refers to attacks done from a grounded position, primarily those done by pressing 3 or 4, see also Wake-up

x

y

Yoshi
a fictional dinosaur who appears in video games published by Nintendo. Yoshi debuted in Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as Mario and Luigi's sidekick
short for Yoshimitsu

z

Uncategorized

<Char>cord - Discord server for the character. Leicord - Lei Wulong Discord, Zafcord - Zafina Discord, Alisacord - Alisa Discord. Not all servers have a commonly used shortening, but it doesn't mean there couldn't be one.