This Is How Non Tekken Players See Tekken Pros 

I didn't think it was possible when I created this channel, but I now got 2 videos with a million views! Thank you guys so much! There's more choreography stuff in the channel so be sure to check them out!

This is how Tekken pros THINK everyone sees them when it's really just a lot of backstepping and crouching 😂

Nina: How dare you do this to your mother ? Steve: Aunt Anna paid me

I wish the game played like that. Usually both players just jitter around on screen until one of them gets hit and turns into a balloon.

My first time playing tekken was tekken 5 and I was blown away by Steve being able to dodge attacks and how cool it looked in the replay. Main reason why I started boxing.

I have so much respect ofr how hitboxes work in this game, so detailed

Rage drives : seems legit Rage arts right after combo : wait hold up

I'm non a Tekken player but when I watch pros playing I see two guys dancing around until one of them engage and proceed to kill his opponent in one single combo. It's actually pretty cool

How actually pro play: 1- backdash 1 mile away 2- com close 3- poke 4- backdash 1 mile away again 5- come close 6- low 7- do a ss both player stop and look eachother 8- backdash 1 mile again 9- reapeat till someone do one and only mistake in the entire round and lose 140 hp in one combo Because of the lot of answers and the lack of capacity of people to realize the fact that this comment is a joke... I'm warning you... its a joke!

Steve Fox is such a stylish fighter! Probably my favorite boxing character to play with out of all fighting games.

Watching Steve dodging some attacks is so satisfying.

I do like choreographed fights. And this is some fine choreography indeed.

how pros actually play: I'm just gonna back dash half a mile away lmao

Honestly if every fight was like this I wouldn’t stop playing lol

0:29 butt jumpscare

Let's just appreciate how this fight was beautiful and cool, seriously this looks like a cutscene awesome

Steve is like "I'm old enough to do what I want, mom!"

I do love how this stuff really is possible in Tekken. Almost never the sort of thing you could pull off in real life, but the system is deep and complex enough that with the right read you can make magic happen on the screen. 70+ moves per character, almost none of them are truly useless, the limit for character expression is only your creativity and matchup knowledge.

This is so relatable. I used to think fighting games are so complex, but once I got into them, I've realized that everything is pretty much a flowchart. Fighting games at the fundamental level are rock, paper, scissors.

one of the biggest reasons why I wished throughout their hundreds of updates that they updated arcade mode by adding more stage fights and not just 4 or 5 fights. In older tekken games arcade mode was like 10 fights and for some reason they decided to make these arcade modes feel like mini modes now. I'm a slightly below average tekken player, I win some, I lose some, but I don't like spending most of my time fighting guys online that are using every trick in the book to beat you, it gets tiring and sometimes you just wanna take your time, sit back and relax playing, maybe pause the game here and there, and you can't do any of these things online. and I can't enjoy arcade because as soon as I get into it, its already over.

This was literally an Anime Fight scene😭

0:36 nothing escape my eagle eyes

How pro players see and play it: "If the enemy touches the ground im gai"

As someone who just started playing the game. This is how I see literally any other Tekken player.

Loved Steve since tekken 4.. literally the most technical character to play with imo. If you can use him right you can beat the best players idc who it is.

Also fun fact for non-Tekken player, both of them are actually parent and children, the woman is the mother while the man is the son. Yes, the son just beat the ever living shit at his mother

Nah lol. Non-Tekken players look at pros and think they're just backdashing and not attacking.

This was actually quite enjoyable to watch even though I've never fought a single match in Tekken

Non-Tekken players see all Tekken players as people who stand opposite each other and play coin-flip until someone gets to kick the other person across the floor fo 50% damage and then they play coinflip again.

I never played tekken ever, but FUCK I enjoy watching that lil majin vs jcdr match. Its a pleasure to see them move and aproach each other. Truly an awesome moment

tbf this is 100% how these fights would take place if the characters themselves were actually fighting, (ignoring lore strength)

If there's another Tekken movie, this is how they should fight.

i like how Steve used a rage drive and art in the same combo

the real thing that will shock non-Tekken fans is the fact these two are mother and son

Always preferred DOA. Being able to counter mid combo makes people change their combos constantly instead of use the same exact tactic over and over again I always see in Tekken. You can't even air juggle in DOA without potentially getting countered. It makes the matches more exciting IMO.

Bro when you havent played the game once in your life and see these pros doing all sorts of things, and when you try yourself you just spam 1 2 3 4 hoping you will do something but you just end up jabbing and kicking

The Irony here is that Steve is Nina's Son. Short version is, she had no idea he existed because basically she was the egg donor. There's a massive amount of lore here and I might get some details wrong. But it involves cryogenic stasis, experiments done to her while in stasis, mind control from an Aztec God, and a PMC organization that started a Global war. So yeah. TLDR: Nina has a son that is nearly as old as she is physically due to being Frozen for some years. She holds no familial attachment because she never knew about him.

this is almost close to a TAS gameplay. Well done 🔥 🔥

When I was a kid, I started watching MMA thinking it looked like this. I was dissapointed but I ended up liking it anyway.

So dope tho.. they made it look so fluid it actually looks like they're fighting not just button movement

Pro players are so pro they can rage art and rage drive in the same round XD

fun fact: the air juggle move was a bug first and is now one of the cooles features in fighting games because the devs liked it

As a non-Tekken player who just likes to occasionally dip their toes in pools in pools I don’t swim in, I can confirm this is incredibly accurate to how I see pro Tekken. It’s just a really epic-looking game, even as someone who barely understands it.

If at least some pro players would make the game as entertaining and beautifully choreagraphed as this video. Awesome job, sir.

This is honestly the coolest shit I've seen and makes me wish I was good at a fighting game

How Tekken pros really are: dancing back and forward, throwing out the occasional blocked poke until someone lands a launcher and juggles 40% of the opponent's life bar off. Rinse and repeat until knockout.

Steve *Staring at his mum's knickers Nina: How can you do that to your own mother? Steve: I missed the part where that's my problem

Imagine if every reunion between a Mother and Son were like this 😆.

Like always, great anime fight scene. But I was wondering, will you be making more should I play videos? Those videos are my favorite.

When you have a logical argument with your parents vs because I said so

Can you imagine this actually happening in a final match for the championship? People would coom so god damn hard.

Actually before I learned what footsies and punishing was, I would only spam the strongest jump-in combos (Street Fighter 4). When I first watched tournaments in general I wondered why people took so long to engage with each other but once I learned I was mind blown.

This is actually beautiful! This could be the beginning of legit Tekken machinima.

Me, a non Tekken player wondering if gameplay is actually like this or not lol

How to win every single online match predictor their every move. You’ll never lose. But mistakes are made to happen. Murphy’s Law.

That title was my previous comment,i feel so proud coming up with an idea then my favourite tekken choreograper use it in his videos 😁

Actually, it's 3 minutes of low pokes and a random 90% combo. Wash rinse repeat

i wish pro tekken gameplay actually looked like this

Found out a couple weeks ago that Nina is actually his mom which adds an extra level of lore here 😨

Just your usual parent-child bonding in Tekken.

I wish fights were more like this, way more exciting.

reminds me of an amazing fight me and a friend had on Soul Calibur years ago on soulcal 4. Both played a Maxi Mirror match (nun-chuck boi) and almost immediately performed the same combo and clashed each strike for 10 hits or so. we stopped looked at each other and both said "we have played this game WAY too much together"

As a pro player I can confirm that we have secret techniques that allow us to use rage drive and rage art at the same game

False, this if how the last fourth of each round looks like, the remaining is backing and crouching, and I live for this shit *chefs kiss*

The most swag I was able to do with Steve in PvP is him Limbo dipping to whiff a high kick before connecting with an overhead smash or a dipped back uppercut.

As a Steve player, there's no better feeling than bobbing and weaving on you're opponents attacks, feels so damn good lol

Beautiful choreography!

Wow the pros are so good they can do a rage art after a rage drive

i really like the "hit them while they're down" part of tekken/soul calibur. really adds to the flavor.

I don't play fighting games so this legitimately looks like completely.normal high skill.gameplay to me

Could you imagine having a bar you can build up to do RDs and having a RA when your life is low in Tekken? Gross.

This is how Tekken once was until they nerfed the movement in Tekken 7

I use Steve and I barely use his dodges. I am envious of this man's precision and accuracy

This was absolutely an amazing match to watch. Like I'm over here after the video end wanting more and being like "AAAAAND THEN!?!?!?" Because when you have 2 players that are this good a normal first to 3 match can last like 5 or more minutes so you just have to turn the round trimmer off, because not only is it cheating the players, but having a round timer on also is cheating the spectators too!

Meanwhile non-gamers would ask why is there a professional boxer fighting a strapped bride in a cathedral :D

I know this is supposed to be a meme for the tekken community but as someone who doesn’t watch tekken this actually looks like normal gameplay LMAO

"This is how non Tekken players see Tekken pros." ...as some dude who beats up on his mom? :P

I’m so glad tekken made Steve, really made boxers a viable option in these kind of fighting games

That's how they WANT to be seen. Just looks like a bunch of crouching and backstepping

i'm non-fighting gamer. what I see is 1. do whatever to make opponent float in the air. 2. do to longest combo you can. 3. loop back to 1.

This makes me want to play tekken now- Ive only played tag team 2 and i always spamned jins spin kick combo and mashed combos out but this looks like everything i want in a fighting game

I don't play Tekken 7 because I can't afford it but this is so accurate. To me their gameplay is just amazing to watch even though I have no idea what is going on.

Nope, non tekken players think pros suck at the game

god I wish that's what pro tekken looked like, it'd be so much more interesting than 8 K-backdashes per second

when i saw the rage drive into rage art i said damn that do be how pros play tekken

Straight up technique, not a lot of BS. Very well played. We wait your return Warrior.

damn, imagine a fighting game that actually played like this 0.0

Great fighting game series!I enjoyed all of them from 1-3,tag,4-6.Cant wait to play 7.

Choreographed Tekken is some of the coolest shit honestly, I wish there was more of it out there.

as a non tekken player, its more like i see 2 characters doing shadow stepping with right/left - down - right/left until someone messed up then got beaten by 1 combo

I've only played Tekken 6 as a child. Recently though, my sibling downloaded us a PSP emulator and got Tekken 6 in it. Once I got a hang of a certain character, I was doing great. Engaging in attacks and not just wildly pressing buttons lmao. Forgot how to do so eventually after taking a few days off (a short enough break) and am too unmotivated at the moment to relearn and practice the steps, so I've mainly been spamming or doing simple attacks. I still don't know how to dodge or step backwards quick enough! So yeah- This video's accurate lol. Very impressive too. I've played as Steve sometimes, so maybe I'll try to "master" him (more like get familiar) as he has dodging within his main arsenal already (aka I can access it quickly and easy enough, I understand his fighting style is not particularly easy to get good at though).

It looks like a real boxing matches. 🤣

I’ve played Tekken since I was 2 years old and this STILL is how I look at the game 🤣 I’m not a novice by any means but I am far from a pro

Non-Tekken players can usually smell Tekken pros long before they see them.

Bobbing and weaving as Steve is so satisfying

It doesn't even need to be a pro, this is how I see those who play tekken at arcade. The highest level I got at tekken is memorizing a 10 hit combo.

I hope Tekken 8 brings an end to the tap dancing era I see in Tekken world tournaments

>Admiring the movement >Sees rage drive combo into rage art HOL UP NOW

this how I see my mom mashing buttons and winning no matter that I played this game for like 30 hours this week

Expectation: _Dodge and attack_ Reality: "Wanna my wall Infinite?"