Dragunov strategy (Tekken 7)

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.
1
1,2,1
wr2
d+2
ws4
d/f+1
d/f+4
u/f+4
d/b+2
d/b+2,1,2
d+1
b+2
b+1+2
b+3
ws1
ws1,2
qcf+1
qcf+3
qcb+2
f,F+3
f,F+1+2
f+1+4
f+2+3

Tracks left

• d/b+2

d/f+2

Tracks both

• d+2

Tracks right

• u/f+4
• wr+2

1 - Single Jab

Good range for a jab, key to initiating and maintaining pressure up close. See also:

"What is ONE JAB and why is it important in Tekken 7?" by JDCR

wr2 - Russian Assault

Massively plus on block, knockdown on hit, CH launch. Doing this up close quickly with instant while running is a critical part of Dragonuv's pressure.

d+2 - Razer "finna d+2"

Fast, high-crushing low that deals good damage and gives a free mixup on counter hit. Neutral on hit, but Dragonuv recovers crouching. Tracks both directions extremely well.

d/f+1 - Switchblade

Standard mid check. Tracks left slightly. Poor vertical hitbox. Has a high extension in d/f+1,4 that only combos on counter hit, but it does knockdown/wallsplat.

d/f+4

Faster than usual mid check (i12) with big range and pushback. Mostly a keepout tool since the pushback on hit makes it hard to pressure much. Tracks right, but rather poorly.

u/f+4 - Slicing Sobat

Dragonuv's main low crushing move. It is a slower, but safe (-9 on block), mid that leads to a mini-combo, or can pick up for a full combo in the case that the wall is to Dragonuv's right.