Devil Jin strategy (Tekken 7)

General Strategies

Round Start Options

Although Devil Jin Boasts one of the most well rounded movesets in the game, one of his few weaknesses is that he lacks a traditional magic four, and, thus his fastest Counter-Hit launcher has a relatively slow start up animation at 15 frames.

Neutral

Close Range

Although Devil Jin Boasts one of the most well rounded movesets in the game, one of his few weaknesses is that he lacks a traditional magic four, and, thus his fastest Counter-Hit launcher has a relatively slow start up animation at 15 frames. Because of this, he can have trouble outpoking characters with strong a Counter-Hit game such as Steve or Lee at close range. With this in mind, it's usually best to be cautious during most close range exchanges, even when at a slight advantage when against such characters.

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Malicious Mace (db+2)

Devil Jin's main high crush tool

Damage	Guard	Startup	Hit	On-Block	Counter-Hit
15	Low	22~23	+3	-13	KND

db+2 is an excellent low to use at close range. Its crush property allows Devil Jin to slip under highs, allowing him to bypass jab pressure.

On hit both characters are left in a crouching state, where Devil Jin has an advantage of +3, limiting the opponent's options. This allows Devil Jin to follow up with an uninterruptible ws+4 or, if properly conditioned, more pressure.

In the occasion that db+2 Counter-Hits the opponent, it leads to a knockdown state from which a follow up is guaranteed.

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Gut Upper (df+2)

Damage	Guard	Startup	Hit	On-Block	Counter-Hit
15	Mid	15~16	+4~+5	-7~~6	Launch

As his fastest Counter-Hit launcher, df+2 fills the role of keeping the opponent from challenging Devil Jin when he is at an advantage.

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Twin Lancer (df+1,2)

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Pressure

Once the opponent has been conditioned to not press buttons at disadvantage, Devil Jin turns into one of the most threatening characters in the game, through his perfect throw game, suffocating wall pressure and destructive wavedash fifty-fifty.

Mix-Ups

The wave dash is essential to any Mishima's

Key moves

FunctionDegree to which the move is fit for this purpose.
	Core
	Secondary
	Extra

Move	PokeFast and safe, see Poke	CounterStronger against enemy attacks, e.g. has evasive, crush, parry, or counter hit properties.	MixupUseful against a guarding opponent.	KeepoutUseful against an opponent moving in.	ApproachUseful when moving in.	OkiUseful against a grounded opponent, see okizeme.
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Jab is good okay.

Tracks left

Tracks both

• d+4

Tracks right