Makes you appreciate Hwoarang as a character a lot more. Hwoarang is the only character that doesn't follow this major design principle. Some are immediately useful while others will only make more sense when you have more experience with the game. Tactical overview: There are a few concepts in Tekken which are worth understanding before you embark on learning Nina. PS: by copy and paste I mean most tekken characters follow generally the same rule of design and move archetypes (df1, df2, orbital, 3 or 4 hit strings, magic 4, snake edge, lose your turn after they block your string, etc etc etc etc etc etc). Ff1+2: 26 damage, -5 on block, when fully held does 32 damage and +8 on block.

Taking him out of the game is not only disappointing a huge population of players, but also removing the most technically unique character from a roster of mostly copy and paste characters. He is a Korean character and Korean tekken scene is pretty damn big and influential. He is the only character that has infinite strings and his strings flow into one another (balanced out by making him unable to block during flamingo) while all other characters have between 2 to 10 hits per string and their strings cannot flow into one another.īeen very very very popular in every tekken he's been in. Seriously can you imagine a martial arts fighting game without taekwondo?

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