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TEKKEN 7 Game Guide - Rage Art/Rage Drive

A Rage Art is a type of movement introduced in Tekken 7. It is a powerful attack with power burdensome properties that tin only exist used when a fighter has Rage. Rage Arts are similar to Ultra Combos in the Street Fighter Four series and Critical Edges in Soulcalibur V and Soulcalibur VI. Rage Arts were the only moves that allow a character expend their Rage status until the introduction of Rage Drives in Tekken 7: Fated Retribution.

i List of Rage Arts in Tekken seven
- 1.1 Non-Playable
- i.two Tekken (Mobile) Rage Arts
2 Gameplay
iii Videos
four Trivia
5 Gallery

List of Rage Arts in Tekken 7

Akuma - Performs a Wrath of the Raging Demon. Akuma strafes towards his opponent and grabs them. Four kanji appear on the screen (一瞬千撃', Isshun Sengeki, "One instant/blink, thousand hits"). The screen then goes black as Akuma strikes the opponent multiple times in a short menstruation of time. Akuma is then shown standing over the opponent, back to the camera with the kanji 天 (x, "heaven") emblazoned on his back. Similar in the Street Fighter series, Akuma cannot philharmonic into this move during a juggle. However, this move can be combo from the walled opponents. This Rage Art is a low unblockable and thus tin can just be avoided by being far plenty away or by jumping. Season 2 later fixes the damage properties, with the standing opponent can no longer utilise jump while in damaged standing land. Furthermore in Season iii, Akuma tin now perform a combo into this move when his opponent is at Tailspin land.
Alisa Bosconovitch - Incapacitates her opponent with a chainsaw in her right hand before thrusting her opponent into the air with two chainsaws. She then shoots her opponent with her Rocket Punches as they autumn to the ground. This Rage Fine art tin be ducked as information technology is a high attack. It is however punishable merely with crouching attacks because her attack will be active for multiple frames and she is no longer open by the time it's safe to stand up.
Anna Williams - After her slap finally hits her opponent, Anna throws multiple knives which pierce her opponent, and so pulling out her bazooka by whacking her opponent upwardly and shooting them.
Armor King - Stuns the opponent with a gut boot and then does a double arm swing which launches the opponent into the air. Armor King so uppercuts them sending them even college and performs a Contrary Armor Rex Driver.
Asuka Kazama - Stuns the opponent with her Mist Palm Thrust movement and follows up with a White Heron Dance and a Windmill Kick to launch her opponent before she hits them on the way downward with the strong straight punch from her "Yous're gonna go injure!" intro pose.
Bryan Fury - Begins with a Chopping Elbow and then uppercuts the opponent into the air. He hits the opponent on the way down with a Mach Kick and punches them away with a Mach Billow before performing his taunt.
- Bryan's Tekken 7 Rage Art compared to his Tekken vii: Fated Retribution is different. At that place are no slight changes to his rage art, however, he suddenly punches the opponent with his Mach Breaker, while in Fated Retribution: It takes a while for him to punch his opponent.
Claudio Serafino - Knocks the opponent into the air with an uppercut and manifests a blue low-cal resembling an arrow in his easily. He unleashes the energy, shooting the magical arrow into the opponent as they fall to the ground.
Craig Marduk - Performs an overhead dial then punches the opponent abroad, sending their back to the camera. He then tackles them and punches them ii times before throwing them up and punching them in the stomach.
Devil Jin- Takes flight and swoops under his opponent before shooting them into the sky with a crimson forehead laser. He then grinds their confront forth the ground and finishes them off with a second forehead laser.
- Devil Jin has a new Rage Fine art in Tekken 7: Fated Retribution. The updated move has him swoop under the opponent, propelling them into the air, before flying through them multiple times and finishing them off with his forehead laser, neat them into the ground.
Eddy Gordo - Performs a spinning roundhouse kick to his opponent's stomach before circumvoluted them while performing a five hitting combo of punches and kicks, the terminal hit of which launches the opponent. Eddy and so performs a jumping roundhouse kicking as they fall to the ground.
Eliza - Performs a flight knee attack to ground the opponent. She then picks them up with her Dark Moving ridge powers and traps them in a sphere of energy before powering up her fist and hitting the opponent out of the sphere with a dashing punch.
Emilie De Rochefort - Performs the first role of her Alstroemeria motion, followed past a Backflip Spinning Edge and finishing with a Twist Backflip stomp.
Feng Wei- Palm strikes the opponent in the gut then uses a rising palm to launch the opponent into the air. He finishes with a final dial to the gut every bit the opponent falls to the ground.
Ganryu - Clinches the opponent before throwing them over his shoulder, and and so carries the opponent on his shoulders and throws them away. Ganryu and then jumps upwards, throws them downward, and so lands on them. He will pull out a fan and say "Victory is mine!" if he KO's the opponent with his rage art.
Geese Howard - Geese has two Rage Arts from the Male monarch of Fighters series.
- Performs his Rashoumon motion; he throws his opponent into the air, swirls his artillery to gather chi and fires it into the landing opponent. This rage fine art is a mid unblockable and thus can be avoided past ducking.
- Performs his Deadly Rave move; in one case he rushes into his opponent, Geese must apply the input barrage follow-up before performing the final input's ki smash.
Gigas- Leaps towards the opponent and smashes them into the footing with both fists. He continuously pounds on their head multiple times earlier digging his easily underneath them and chucking them into the air, letting them slam violently back down the ground.
Heihachi Mishima - Heihachi performs the Kidney Smasher and launches the opponent into the air with Twin Pistons. He then yells "Die!" while he performs Heaven's Wrath every bit he finishes with his Demon Jiff attack every bit the opponent falls to the ground.
Hwoarang - Kicks the opponent with a direct left kick to the gut and follows up with a fast flurry of kicks before finishing them off with a spin kicking. This Rage Art tin only be used in Flamingo Stance and tin can't exist punished on cake.
Jack-7 - Performs a Gigaton Punch, throws the opponent into in the air, juggles them with his Piston Gun move and finishes them off with second Gigaton Punch. This motion is similar to Jack-X'due south Super Art, Giant Blitz, in Street Fighter Ten Tekken. While more than unsafe than other rage arts if blocked, it has a fair corporeality of pushback, which tin can make it difficult for some characters to punish effectively.
Jin Kazama - Strikes the opponent with a correct punch and follows up with a flurry of jabs. He finishes with a more powerful version of the Median Line Destruction. This Rage Fine art cannot be punished on block but information technology can be ducked as it is a high attack.
Josie Rizal - Uppercuts her opponent, executes two kicks in midair and knocks her opponent to the basis with a spike.
- Josie has a new Rage Art in Tekken 7: Blighted Retribution. Her updated move has her uppercut the opponent into the air and perform a mid-air human knee kicking to their gut, followed by a dial that slams the opponent to the ground.
Julia Chang - Performs a double-handed punch to the gut. She and so tells her "viewers" to get set, then strikes the opponent with an elbow. She so thanks the viewers for an unknown reason.
Katarina Alves - She begins with a spinning kick to the opponent and follows upward with her Acrid Storm motility before back-flip kick the opponent into the air. She finishes them off with a Pulse Nail as they autumn to the basis.
Kazumi Mishima/Devil Kazumi - Punches her opponent hard in the gut, launch them with an uppercut and unleashes a flurry of punches and kicks to them in midair before slamming them to the ground with a heavy punch to their chest.
Kazuya Mishima- Staggers his opponent with a Glorious Demon God Fist and then launches them with an Electric Wind Godfist. He then transforms into Devil and fires a strong forehead laser into his opponent every bit they fall to the ground. This motion is like to his Super Art in Street Fighter X Tekken.
Rex - King changes Rage Art depending which special detail set he is in.
- Default: Lariats the opponent, picks them up, does his trademark "point" to the camera and performs a jumping island commuter on the foe.
- Kazuchika Okada Set: Lariats the opponent. He and so performs Okada'due south trademark pose, celebrating as cash falls around him. He then performs Okada's finisher, the Rainmaker, where he grabs the opponent and pulls them closer as King punches the enemy while the photographic camera angle changes.
Kuma - Uppercuts the opponent into the air, grabs a salmon out of nowhere then uses the fish similar a baseball game bat to perform a abode run on the opponent.
Kunimitsu II - Kunimitsu dashes forward slashing with her pocketknife. Afterward dashing through, she imbues her twin kodachi with reddish and blue burn down and does two circular slashes, then a hopping slash, then impales her opponent and slashes while moving back. She and so moves forward and swings her swords down cutting through the opponent.
Lars Alexandersson - Lars changes Rage Art depending which special item set he is in.
- Default: Punches the opponent hard in the chest, follows upward with both Air current Liger and Ark Smash and finishes with his Zeus move.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi gear up: Performs Tanahashi's signature motion, Sling Blade, where he punches the opponent hard in the breast, grabs the opponent and does a reverse bulldog with the camera angle changing once when the opponent hits the ground.
Lee Chaolan/Violet - Begins with a gut punch, follows upwards with Automobile Gun Kicks, and then throws a bomb resembling a rose into the opponent. Lee then turns towards the camera and away from the opponent as the dynamite blossom (rose) explodes. Every bit Violet before the dynamite bloom (rose bomb) explodes, he will say his signature "Excellent".
Lei Wulong - Attacks the opponent with an overhead kick. If it connects, Lei volition "cartwheel" over his opponent. After reaching the other side, Lei taunts the opponent then connects a combo consisting of two elbows and ii kicks, finishing off with a cyclone dial.
Leo Kliesen - Punches the opponent multiple times and finishes with a heavy shoulder strike.
Leroy Smith - Kicks the opponent in the stomach, then unleashes a flurry of punches. He then elbows the opponent before saying "Yous're done." and punches the opponent in the chest with a one-inch dial.
Lidia Sobieska - Lidia does a lunging dial at the opponent, then a slap, a lift kick, a hammer punch and a jumping side boot. She and then circles her hands with winds coming off and finishes with a devastating punch to the opponent's belly.
Ling Xiaoyu - Assumes a Phoenix Opinion with her left hand on the ground, performs Phoenix Cannon, follows upwardly with Falling star before using her Mistrust kick to launch the opponent. She finishes by using Storming Bloom on her airborne opponent, knocking them away. Her Rage Art is based on the motion she uses to defeat Heihachi's bodyguards on the yacht in Tekken three console opening.
Lucky Chloe - Launches the opponent into the air with a low kick and juggles them several times with low spin kicks similar to Lei's Windmill throw before letting them crash into the ground. This Rage Art has two variations that announced if the actor inputs certain commands during the movement. In one she finishes the opponent with an uppercut, and in another she strikes a pose as opponent falls to the ground. She has the only Rage Art that is a depression attack.
Marshall Law - Punches the opponent in the breadbasket, follows upwards with a powerful Dragon Judgement, pauses, and so finishes with a Dragon Flight to the face.
Primary Raven - Performs a teleporting dive boot on her opponent, knocking them into the air, and then slashes them four times with her sword. She slices through them i more time as they fall to the ground, hitting them back up into the air and sending them crashing downwards to the ground as she holsters her sword.
Miguel Caballero Rojo - Punches the opponent and knocks them abroad with a straight kick. The photographic camera then switches to a first-person perspective from the opponents betoken to view as Miguel punches them three times in the face. The camera reverts back to normal as Miguel delivers a final, double-handed accident.
Negan - After praying for Lucille's soul to strengthen his bat, Negan gain to punish the opponent by doing an overhead strike with his bat, bringing his opponent down to their knees. The camera and so switches to a first-person perspective from the opponents point to view, even deadlier than Miguel's, as Negan taunts the opponent saying, "Oh, wait at that! Taking it like a champ!" earlier smashing the opponent over the head again with his bat, making the opponent autumn forwards.
Nina Williams - Stuns the opponent with a variation of Blonde Flop before executing a complicated twisting throw on her opponent, finishing by putting them in a triangle choke.
Noctis Lucis Caelum - Performs Limit Break Armiger. He summons a variety of weapons and deals a multiple of slashes toward his opponent as the final blow where he impales his opponent with an axe to deal heavy damage.
Panda- Juggles her opponent in the air like a volleyball several times earlier spiking them hard into the ground.
Paul Phoenix- Starts with a Hammer Punch that hits and then hard it bounces the opponent off the ground and into the air. Paul finishes with a massive Burning Fist as the opponent falls to the ground. This rage art tin can exist cancelled after the first hitting, turning it into a launcher. This move is like to his Super Fine art from Street Fighter X Tekken.
Robert Richards- Starts by punching the opponent in the gut followed past a avalanche of punches and a single roundhouse kick. He then jumps into the air and performs a strong diving punch.
Sergei Dragunov- Performs a faster version of his Sub-Zero motility on the opponent, followed by a swift backhand dial and finishes with a Blizzard Hammer that hits so hard it sends the opponent billowy of the footing and into the air. He finishes with a Stinger Kick equally they falls to the ground.
- Dragunov has a new Rage Art in Tekken 7: Fated Retribution. His updated move involves him performing a fast Sub-Zero earlier punching the opponent in the gut. Dragunov slowly walks towards them every bit they double over in pain. He then performs a potent Blizzard Hammer that smashes them into the footing.
Shaheen - Punches the opponent in the gut before launching them into the air. He jumps upwards and puts the opponent into a submission concur as they slam into the ground.
Steve Pull a fast one on - Performs a Hellfire and follows up with three more punches. He finishes with an uppercut and taunts them equally they crash violently into the footing headfirst. This rage art is a high assault and thus tin be avoided by ducking. It too knows the opponent dorsum if blocked and thus cannot be punished if blocked.
Yoshimitsu - Slashes through the opponent with both swords multiple times before finishing them off with a Moonsault Slayer after saying "hissatsu" (certain kill). This is based on Yoshimitsu'due south Tekken v catastrophe.

Non-Playable

Kazuya Mishima (Devil Eye): The screen turns grey (excluding fighters). Kazuya then does a weak, rapid combo of four punches, two kicks, then Kazuya does a punch in the stomach. He then punches the opponent and so hard that they stride back. As they double over in pain, Kazuya hooks their caput and finishes off with a lightning dragon uppercut.
Devil Kazuya ("X/Shin"): Devil Kazuya dashes across. If he hits the enemy, the enemy doubles over in pain, allowing Kazuya to uppercut the opponent in the air. Kazuya looks up at the enemy and flies towards them, crashing into them. Equally Kazuya's opponent falls down, Kazuya zooms downwards at the opponent striking the opponent then crashes into the basis. (Part of the story fashion includes Kazuya throwing the opponent away, then firing his laser beams at the opponent, resulting in a white explosion. This Rage Art volition ever deplete a health bar.
Heihachi (Powered-Up/Shin): Heihachi does a punch in the stomach. He punches the opponent in the chest, punches the enemy in the tummy once again, then headbutts his opponent as they bounce off the footing, powered by Heihachi's power. He then swings his artillery to generate a wind aura as the opponent falls downwardly and so punches the opponent in the tum. He but shouts Kazuya to die in the story style only. This Rage Art will always deplete a health bar.
Akuma (Powered-Upward/Shin): A powerful version of his original Wrath of Raging Demon Rage Fine art, with the finishing kanji 天 (ten, "heaven") background now in sparks of lightning. This Rage Art will e'er deplete a health bar.

Tekken (Mobile) Rage Arts

In Tekken (Mobile), some characters proceeds new Rage Arts whilst returning characters gain Rage Arts exclusive to the mobile version:

Kazuya Mishima - Knocks his opponent into the air with a Wind God Fist, performs a Hell Lancer while they are airborne and finishes with a brutal Dragon Uppercut.
Craig Marduk - Throws his opponent to the floor, pummels them in the gut and follows upwardly with iii powerful stomps to their stomach.
Bruce Irvin - Knees his opponent in the stomach 7 times in a row, launching them into the air.
Christie Monteiro - Performs a spinning roundhouse kick, follows up with a Rio Special and then juggles the opponent in the air v times with spinning roundhouse kicks.
Alex - Knocks his opponent with an Brute Uppercut followed past a Tail Tripper and heavily knocks his opponent with a Wind-Upwards Punch.
Anna Williams - Instead of using weapons and firearms, Anna performs the Chaos Judgement position, followed by smacking the opponent and a right knee to the gut. She slaps her opponent's face multiple times with the last slap sending the opponent flight,, and knocks her airborne opponent with her butt.

Gameplay

Nearly Rage Arts are mid attacks, meaning they tin hit both standing and crouching opponents, though in that location are several exceptions: Alisa, Anna, Jin, and Steve all have high Rage Arts (though they are much faster and prophylactic on cake if not ducked), Lucky Chloe's Rage Fine art is a depression, Akuma's is an unblockable take hold of that can only be dodged by property any upwards direction, and Geese's Rage Art is an unblockable high. Virtually Rage Arts are also extremely unsafe on block (again, excluding the highs and unblockables), with the exception of Hwoarang as he must practice his Rage Art while in Left Flamingo stance, though it can also be avoided with a well-timed sidestep or an assail that has a built-in sidestep. Rage Arts that take the character bound in the air similar Gigas, Lei, or Devil Jin are considered depression crushes, and lows will exist avoided when they are in the air.

In Fated Retribution, Rage Arts do more harm the less health the user has. This modify was fabricated due to Rage being triggered at a college threshold compared to the original Tekken seven. Every bit Rage Arts take power crushing backdrop, a fighter who initiates one tin can still execute the attack if they are hit during the commencement up animation (as long equally they take plenty wellness to survive the attack), making them powerful crush moves. The only limitation to this, however, is that Rage Arts cannot blot one another. This means that whoever lands their Rage Art outset volition be the i who successfully attacks.

However, given that Rage Fine art's are punishable and using them forfeits the histrion's rage status, Rage Drives are generally safer and more than useful alternatives and thus, rage arts are seen relatively rarely on a competitive level. It is possible however to philharmonic into a Rage Art and this is a prophylactic style to deal a ton of damage. Rage drives however have more than complex inputs and the player must learn them for each character individually, while rage art has a button dedicated to it in improver to having traditional inputs, making rage arts much simpler to execute.

Rage Arts cannot exist reversed by most characters and standard parries will non work against them. Notable exceptions to this rule include Jin's parry, Leroy's Twin Dragon Gate and Geese's Joudan Atemi.

Videos

Tekken 7 - All Rage Arts (ALL 37 CHARACTERS) 1080P 60FPS

Tekken 7 - All Rage Arts (All Flavour two DLC)

Trivia

Rage Arts are similar to Super Combos and Ultra Combos in the Street Fighter serial, Disquisitional Edges in Soulcalibur V and Soulcalibur VI, Power Blow from Dead or Alive v, and Hidden Super Agony Moves from The King of Fighters 2002.
Lars' Rage Art is based on his Super Art in Street Fighter X Tekken and his Ultimate Jutsu in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm two.
Jin's Rage Art is a straight reference to the movement that Jin uses to finish off Heihachi in Tekken: Blood Vengeance, as well equally his Super Move "Jab" in Project X Zone.
Akuma'south Rage Art is Wrath of the Raging Demon, his first Ultra Combo in the Street Fighter 4 series.
- Before the Flavor ii DLC, it could be avoided by property upwards during any animation without a hitbox, including taunts and certain stances. It was patched to exclude some of those moves.
- Before the Season iii DLC, it was possible to essentially guarantee landing a Rage Fine art by using a ki charge and having an opponent block a move which was and then cancelled into his Rage Art. It was deemed a glitch and was patched out, yet information technology can now be used immediately after a Spiral.
Devil Jin'southward Rage Art is the Critical Edge that a custom character in Soulcalibur 5 tin use when using Devil Jin's moveset, with some minor changes.
Josie'south initial Rage Art is similar to Xiba'south Critical Edge in Soulcalibur V. It has since been changed in Fated Retribution.
Dragunov'south new Rage Art bears a resemblance to Q'due south Deadly Double Combination in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike.
Kuma and Panda's Rage Fine art are based on Shoma Sawamura'southward Grand Slam and his Homerun Hitter from Capcom's Rival Schools series
During the Beta Test version, there was a bug that resulted in Steve's Rage Art never existence scaled during combos.

Gallery

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