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Heihachi is a rushdown [[Mishima]]-style character who excels at pressuring opponents and wearing down their defense with arguably the strongest mid attacks in the game. His combo damage is extremely high, he has tremendous chip damage potential in [[Heat]], and his new stance options grant amazing [[mixup]] opportunities. The classic Mishima staple moves such as [[Electric Wind God Fist]] and Flash Punch Combo are as strong as ever, and his new i18 Indra's Kick ( | Heihachi is a rushdown [[Mishima]]-style character who excels at pressuring opponents and wearing down their defense with arguably the strongest mid attacks in the game. His combo damage is extremely high, he has tremendous chip damage potential in [[Heat]], and his new stance options grant amazing [[mixup]] opportunities. The classic Mishima staple moves such as [[Electric Wind God Fist]] and Flash Punch Combo are as strong as ever, and his new i18 Indra's Kick (B+4) is a devastating long-range safe-on-block [[counter hit]] launcher. These tools grant Heihachi an extremely potent defensive capability that synergizes perfectly with his aggressive gameplan. However, Heihachi's strengths come at the cost of having lackluster lows, a demanding execution barrier, and requiring strong fundamentals to be played to his max potential. | ||
Upon entering Heat 3 times over the course of a game, Heihachi is able to activate a powered up state known as Warrior Instinct that lasts for the remainder of the round. In this state, he receives an i13 launcher, a hellsweep that allows follow up attacks on block, and several other moves are granted enhanced damage and wall splatting properties. | Upon entering Heat 3 times over the course of a game, Heihachi is able to activate a powered up state known as Warrior Instinct that lasts for the remainder of the round. In this state, he receives an i13 launcher, a [[hellsweep]] that allows follow up attacks on block, and several other moves are granted enhanced damage and wall splatting properties. After the round ends, Heihachi can no longer access Warrior Instinct for the rest of the game. | ||
Heihachi can struggle against patient opponents, and is forced to commit to his unrewarding and launch punishable lows in order to open them up. Many of Heihachi's pokes are extremely linear, and his Mishima tools are weak to SSL as expected. | Heihachi can struggle against patient opponents, and is forced to commit to his unrewarding and launch punishable lows in order to open them up. Many of Heihachi's pokes are extremely [[linear]], and his Mishima tools are weak to SSL as expected. | ||
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Revision as of 04:27, 9 October 2024
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This page is for Tekken 8. For Tekken 7, see Heihachi (Tekken 7).
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| Heat | Adds one stack of Warrior Instinct per heat activation.
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| Heat Smash | Mid, i15, +10 |
| Heat Engagers |
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| Stances |
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| Fastest | |
| Launch |
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| CH launch | i18 – b+4 |
| Wall splat | i10 – 1,1,2 |
| Archetypal moves | |
| Parry | b+1+2 |
| Mid check | df+1 |
| Generic moves | |
| Remapped | db+1 |
| Missing | |
| External links | |
| Lore | Heihachi Mishima |
| #T8_Heihachi | |
| Discord | WE'REHACHI BACKSHIMA |
Heihachi is a rushdown Mishima-style character who excels at pressuring opponents and wearing down their defense with arguably the strongest mid attacks in the game. His combo damage is extremely high, he has tremendous chip damage potential in Heat, and his new stance options grant amazing mixup opportunities. The classic Mishima staple moves such as Electric Wind God Fist and Flash Punch Combo are as strong as ever, and his new i18 Indra's Kick (B+4) is a devastating long-range safe-on-block counter hit launcher. These tools grant Heihachi an extremely potent defensive capability that synergizes perfectly with his aggressive gameplan. However, Heihachi's strengths come at the cost of having lackluster lows, a demanding execution barrier, and requiring strong fundamentals to be played to his max potential.
Upon entering Heat 3 times over the course of a game, Heihachi is able to activate a powered up state known as Warrior Instinct that lasts for the remainder of the round. In this state, he receives an i13 launcher, a hellsweep that allows follow up attacks on block, and several other moves are granted enhanced damage and wall splatting properties. After the round ends, Heihachi can no longer access Warrior Instinct for the rest of the game.
Heihachi can struggle against patient opponents, and is forced to commit to his unrewarding and launch punishable lows in order to open them up. Many of Heihachi's pokes are extremely linear, and his Mishima tools are weak to SSL as expected.
- Classic Mishima tools, such as wavedashing, EWGFs and Left/Right Splits Kick, and Flash Punch Combo as i10 hit-confirmable wallsplat.
- Explosive damage potential in the open or with walls, excellent wall carry bnbs
- Powerful stance mixups, is not forced to use stance pressure in neutral to create opportunities
- Warrior Instinct grants enhanced wallsplatting effects and damage on several moves, a 13f df2,1 launcher, and hellsweep follow ups even if the first hit is blocked.
- f+1+2 becomes a devastating i12 launch punish during Heat (with a frame perfect f,F+1+2 Heat Dash) or while Warrior Instinct is active
- Cool hair
- Generic pokes are worse than other Mishimas, with linearity and bad frame data being the main culprits
- Most lows are launch punishable, with below average damage or frame advantage on hit
- Relies entirely on Heat to access Warrior Instinct, making Heat usage more predictable
- Requires good execution to get the most out of punish opportunities
- He's really old
External links
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