Jun's movements were true to her character as well. Jin does a lightning screw uppercut, and spams 1,1,2 (too much). King actually initiates the Reverse Special Stretch Bomb, Arm Breaker Combo and various other moves. It wasn't perfect, but if you play a lot of Tekken, you could see and appreciate how much they incorporated several key moves from each character's moveset into their fighting. What was truly, truly enjoyable was the accuracy and fluidity of the characters' movements during the fights. The movement wasn't terrible, but the art and animation takes getting used to. and closing themes were just created to be skipped. This was just generic, nothing special, nothing stood out and the opening Tekken has a specific sound and the games, as much as they grow and change, have a certain feel to the music. You'll get to hear the majority of the Japanese-speaking characters' actual voice actors, which is a nice treat. First off, be a super weeb and watch this shit in Japanese. Look, if you like Tekken and have a fairly deep understanding of Tekken canon, you won't have the best time here, but it won't be a complete waste of your time either.
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