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We are working on adding frame data for tekken 8. Currently the frame data is imported from wavu.wiki.

Thanks to MadCow for T7 Frame Data. This was based on translation from inatekken. That site is now down, and some changes for season 4 are taken from Geppopotamus.info and some from our own. If you find any mistakes in the frames, please leave a comment at the page. (Desktop only) Data is updated for version 5.01.

* Hitstop on frame 80 for 20f? * Increases ZAN gauge by 0.24?? on block (? + ?) * Transition to r22? PHX on hit.

Quickly find the frame data of any move in the game with the search function by clicking the seach icon in the top bar. Enter the first letters of your character, a space and then parts of the …

Jul 21, 2023 · 2023.11.02 Move list & Frame Data of AZUCENA updated to Ver. CBT. 2023.10.19 Move list & Frame Data of HWOARANG updated to Ver. CNT. 2023.10.11 Move list & Frame Data of BRYAN updated to Ver. CNT. 2023.08.24 Move list & Frame Data of LAW updated to Ver. CNT. 2023.08.21 Move list & Frame Data of ASUKA updated to Ver. CNT.

Jul 17, 2024 · TekkenDocs.com The data is now also available in our new dedicated site at Tekkendocs.com (Mobile friendly platform)

Feb 20, 2024 · Frame Data is key to rising in the ranks in Tekken 8. We made a Beginner’s Guide explaining frame data, frame advantage and more. If you're hoping of climbing beyond Warrior Rank in Tekken 8, a key step to levelling up your game is to understand frame data.

Frame Data describes how much of an advantage or disadvantage a character is at after a move he or she performs is on block or hit. Every attack in Tekken 7 has some Startup Frames and Recovery Frames on block, hit, and whiff.

The way to think about frames at a fundamental level is speed. If you and your opponent both attack at the exact same time, with your attack being 10f (the fastest universal move possible in tekken) and your opponents attack being 15f, your attack will hit first, as its fastest.