Imagine seeing anakins online account and trying harder than you ever have in your life and he uploads your match as just a sidestepping tutorial lol

@SilencerXLR8

3 жыл бұрын

Kek

@TheDocbach

3 жыл бұрын

The guy is a consistent top 10 tournament finalist. Of course he going to make most normal people look like a tutorial demonstration. The guy eat breathes and lives Tekken. Unless you can say the same there really isn't any shame in having this guy make you look bad online.

@98-carlmarkmarak22

3 жыл бұрын

It would be an honour

@crustman5982

3 жыл бұрын

@@98-carlmarkmarak22 I agree lol

@Stryfe52

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDocbach yeah, but it’s still like “Damn…” I’m glad pros are always willing to help newbies though

Anakin really got underneath that law's skin and had buddy all in his feelings lol

Crazy how i've got nearly 1000 hours in tekken 7, yet it's never occurred to me to think about side stepping as being kinda like backdashing. I'm always trying to sidestep particular moves at specific times, whereas I should be using it as a general defensive strategy. Great video!

Massive respect for passing your knowledge to your audience ☺️

@TkAnakin

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I appreciate how clear you are about the intention behind every tip. You make it easy to understand that everything done needs to have a purpose. Keep it up champ!

Love all of these guides you're pumping out. Don't burn out! This is probably going to be one of the greatest upload series for the community / new players!!

Thanks man, you videos are among the best teaching material; simple, specific and with demonstration.

Finally someone to make a proper tutorial on sidestepping. Greatly appreciate your efforts as always.

That's how you know he's from the ATL 😂 boi said let's take it to the streets

@JustN0tMe

4 жыл бұрын

I didnt knew he was from there Atl must have the strongest community in the US At least thats my outside impression of it

@tatmanmyownbossdannydraco

4 жыл бұрын

@@JustN0tMe Ga tekken.

@DKC_Returns

4 жыл бұрын

@@JustN0tMe Hard to say. ATL definitely holds it down, and it has the US's best player. But NY has always been strong and has many top level players like GM and Joey Fury (though he's located in Buffalo really). I'd argue that NorCal and SoCal may actually have the largest and best general pool of talent though. Like there are MANY high level players, but not so many top-top level players (except for Jimmy J).

@JustN0tMe

4 жыл бұрын

@@DKC_Returns I feared that people might not understand my comment but I can see you did I was also including non-top players You might be right

@kolinovertheelements

4 жыл бұрын

That resonated with me personally

You have hit a new level on making videos on topics people are craving for. Tekken is great because guys like you. Cheers.

played some casuals with a local hwoarang and i tried the sidestep after tech roll...omg that advice was godlike! got behind him a handful of times when i did it. *mind blown*

Damn, that Law vs Law match was a complete humiliation, glad to see you owning quiters hahahhaha, have a good day.

@aidandavid6681

4 жыл бұрын

the extreme mirror match where you can only use the last move your opponent used

Watching Anakin play in tournaments is one thing and watching videos on his channel is totally another. I so happy and glad KZread suggested this to me, what an amazing teacher. “Hat’s off”

been really liking these videos man, you make it easy to understand while having a fun personality. keep it up dude. id love to see a tier list from your perspective

great stuff man. you articulate concepts very well - i dont think anyone else on youtube does as good of a job as you do when it comes to explanation and demonstration.

I really love these tutorials and quick high level tips that you’ve been putting out, I’m at a level where I understand the core fundamentals and can play well at a high level but against incredible legacy players I crumble. These vids are amazing Anakin keep up the great work man!

@ninawilliams8

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't worry about not being able to beat legacy players. They've been playing Tekken for 20 - 25 years. Hopefully in 20 years you'll be a legacy player yourself!

@lifewasgiventous1614

4 жыл бұрын

What’s a legacy player?

@itsdream2013

4 жыл бұрын

Life was Given to us if I’m correct a legacy player is someone who’s been playing the game seriously for years upon years; possibly from the start and in this game that’s very valuable. I hope that helps buddy😀

@itsdream2013

4 жыл бұрын

Christian Plantamura quite possibly lol and thanks man I appreciate the support and kind words, you wanna play sometime I have tekken on ps4

The Dexter reference in the beginning 😂 thanks for the tips as always Anakin! Great advice from a cool dude

Anakin will be the man taking me beyond yaksa I FEEL IT

@Rightsponde

4 жыл бұрын

Update i did it thx anakin

@lillooseleaf9292

Жыл бұрын

@@Rightsponde 2yr update?

@Rightsponde

Жыл бұрын

@@lillooseleaf9292 tekken king bro !!

@lillooseleaf9292

Жыл бұрын

@@Rightsponde ayyy how did you get to emperor and above? I know all the other ranks weaknesses but yaksa barely has weaknesses.

@Rightsponde

Жыл бұрын

@@lillooseleaf9292 by understanding how to play my character , i mean really how its supposed to be played. Also increasing my defensive ability

3 bar Law that rage quit 🤣🤣

@deggie3154

4 жыл бұрын

They are real I swear

@bludika

3 жыл бұрын

Wifi idiot law lol

Best Side Step tutorials!! Thanks a lot for sharing this with us.

thanks so much for making content like this, the western fgc needs help like this from top players, and everyone knows you have the best movement in the US

I love how you know your opponents like how their playstyle you understood as old school. Goes to show experience and playing the game a lot plays a huge partof the Tekken experience

Your vibe is really chill man - good teacher 🙏

17:17 is the reason why I keep watching videos targeting beginners You never know if you learn something new or if a forgotten fundamental/tech can help you create new ones

Nobody taught me about this untill you came.. thanks sensei

This is some great content, please keep up the great work!! Would love to see a wake up tutorial as there are so many options on wake up. Thanks!

just a couple of more of your vids and you got a new subscriber bro real informative

Great video Anakin. There's so much good information.

thanks for all your effort , Anakin the Best!

Such a simple concept I didn't even think about. Side step, back dash. This is why I'm in yellows.

Here to leave my daily comment supporting this godlike content

Thanks for the advice. I been working on sidestepping but, I didn't consider back dashing to guard. I will take this knowledge to the streets lol

Hey man Missed you at IESF this year . Spoke to your Delegate though all the best man. Youve helped my game a lot . Mr Tekken Jamaica.

Tech rolling into a side walk is great but i believe it is more beneficial to knw each character weak side so that u roll in that direction followed by the side walk in that direction. It depends but either way its very good :) great video!

Anakin ur the goat! Loving ur content. And I seriously never comment on KZread ever.

Stupid bad mic. 😅 A lot of these confirm what I've been trying to do after playing for a while. Good that it can be confirmed by a great player. Keep these coming please. They are well appreciated and I'm definitely sticking with Tekken. 👍

Good content my guy! Keep them coming! :D

Seriously, thank you for this! :D

I love how Anakin manage to explain and show things, read the tchat and reply, joke a little while litteraly walking on his high rank opponent whereas I sweat in a regular match as a Seiryu during a regular match😂😂😂

Thanks a lot Anakin.

I believe I can help some that might not get the distance part I will use Bryan as an example His d3 leaves the opponent close on hit and his d4 pushes the opponent away on hit If you want to move and see if the opponent whiffs, its better for you to SS after d3 and backdash after d4 If you try to backdash after d3, you most likely will get hit because the backdash wont create enough space for a whiff and in the d4 situation you can get hit(sidestepping) because in Tekken, theres a bunch of attacks that get better tracking if their expanded hitbox is longer(e.g Noctis Ora) TL,DR Sidestep when youre closer Backdash when theres some space Hope it helped👍

thank you for dropping 😃🎮🕹️👊

Keep up the great videos Anakin! Learning a lot from America's #1 🙃

You win, Anakin. Took me so many of your videos before finally hitting that subscribe button. I'm glad I did.

Nice video dude

that last match jin was sick.

Not only did we learn as lesson, we got a rage Quit out of it

Thank you!

Nice video dude As a Steve main ... I would like advice on using him

That Law mirror was so sick because Anakin fucking destroyed him with almost all defence. Most of it was him responding to the other dude's offence and then punishing. That was so satisfying to watch. That Law was actually exposed on stream. 👀

@andreastan579

3 жыл бұрын

Yes the true mirror match

Anakin the chosen one mane

I see anakin don't fuck with easy mode characters like that, respect.

very helpful

Lmao hasn’t bothered downloading or unlocking Eliza

@TheDocbach

3 жыл бұрын

LOL! Its been like 4 years now. No need to learn the match up!

I always sidestep left only but do not block. I sidestep and straight up go for an attack hoping for the best XD! It usually works so never thought to confirm the opponents actions b4 acting after sidestepping, omg.

Can you make a video on proper parrying? Like yeah lows but also jin or leo parrys or dragonov. Like how and when to apply them

@mmmk6322

4 жыл бұрын

Much easier to use these parries as a way to block retaliation. It depends on the parry but it usually activates at the 3 frame and works for 3 frames. This all means that moves at -7 are great for parries cause they work to counter jabs, magic four, and i13 mids.

@aZ1d

4 жыл бұрын

Proper parrying is more about getting a good read on your opponent, usually with frame traps (you do a safe attack, check out how the opp retaliates and counter correctly) or if you notice a pattern in the player. It can be very effective but it also comes with a risk of getting launched if they notice you do it every time after said move, its all mindgames and reads.

@HumbleHurricane

4 жыл бұрын

@@aZ1d Perfectly put

@lazytommy0

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all the tips. They are helpful, but i still think a good few demonstrations and explanations would be tremendously helpful

th only non Asian to keep up with the pace. salute to him.

The main man is the best

How do you do the quick dash up, i see all the strong players do it where they dash up and crouch then stand but i don’t get what they’re pressing for me to practice it properly. I’m pretty new to the game

5:39 - Click here to see Anakin go "ora ora ora" but horribly

Wouldn't it make sense that the jin at the end of the video to use an armored move as a round ender? He had plenty of life to spare, that's why I thought he did it.

great tutorial... are you considering to do throw break tutorial... like how to train to throw break and kings and marduk breaks ... for me fo example i have troubles to recognize 1+2 ... i can kinda see if its 1 or 2 if there were only those two but 1+2 for me has such a similar animation to those two i cant rly recognize it etc.. you know like talk about it in depth a bit more.

@ricardofunes9407

4 жыл бұрын

Bet Anakin can do a better job than i do, but King main here. I've gotten good at breaking throws just by seeing them, but i feel you. The first tip, is trying to read the throws, if you know they are coming, you can react pretty nicely to them. Just like snake edge. The second tip is at least identify the 2 break and the 1+2. The 2 break is weird but obvious if remember it nicely. 1+2 is always the weird one, the "hard to see*" one from my perspective, so spam 1+2 when seeing it. The third tip is that you have more time to break than what you think, so don't spam instanly, try to check the throw and spam whatever you think it was. Normal throws are easy to break cause 1 and 2 break them. Also, Shining Wizard is 1+2, Giant Swing is 1, Crouch dash into grab is either 1 or 2, unless they do Crouch dash into other stuff, but that's prolevel. Remember to conmit to one button when spamming. Throws are like snake edges, easy to break when ready and punishable by crouching. Just don't crouch too often with King Grab Spammers. Marduk? Well, even JDCR had a difficult time breaking them, so i don't, tackle is hard stuff.

subscribed after you said "lets take it to the streets"

I feel like side stepping works when it wants to in tekken7

Hello now I’m playing Marduk who’s has bad sidestep I can’t avid opponent’s attacks . Do you have any tips? Thank you

You mentioned IWR in the video. I noticed you wavedashed into ISW with AK on your way to TGP. I’d love to know how you do that.

I do the tech roll > ss thing, but always gets interrupted before the ss. Is there a trick to this?

Anakin Sidewalker

Hey Anakin, my neighbors are getting mad when the next video auto plays from this one at full blast. Can you raise your voice volume pretty please and thank you? I put your videos on in the background while I do other tasks so I'm idly learning, I really appreciate what you do man. Thanks for helping me get out of 3rd Dan.

@TkAnakin

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. That's funny. Thanks !

How do you move with big characters ?

If my main is Hwoarang, which character is the easiest to pick up as a secondary? What do you guys recomend?

@Esthoneal

4 жыл бұрын

Are you interested in any char in particular

@lillooseleaf9292

Жыл бұрын

Any character is harder than hwoarang 😂

It drives me crazy when I know what direction to step something and I get hit by it anyway. That, and getting hit by the end of string after I've stepped the first two or three parts of it. It's so frustrating when people will step my jabs at near point blank range, but I can't seem to step a goddamn df+1 even when I actually know it's coming. I don't even bother trying to launch someone after a sidestep because it never works when I try it. I'm going to try that sidestep after a roll thing and I'm probably going to get murdered for it.

@samiambl917

4 жыл бұрын

the important point is that you shouldn't step or sidewalk for too long that's why anakin says that you need to sidestep and guard, not just fully sidewalk expecting you will get a great whiff to punish. you can't predict what the opponent will do most of the time, so it is a case of moving sideways and guarding hoping for a whiff and if you don't get a whiff, you still block the attack (you can get clipped by an attack sometimes tho because no one is perfect) OR if you do get a whiff, you can try to punish it with safe moves, if you couldn't punish your opponent despite the whiff, it is okay, everyone is learning and eventually you get better at confirming a whiff quickly for a punish. While in neutral, start from sidesteps (or a mini side-walk) into guarding , see what the opponent does and go from there and mix stuff up in the process too to keep you opponent guessing as well and not just you.

I hope this Law player sees this video

Just a quick question. Do you use pad or analog?

22:50 is my new text message notification

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A noob question but is there a way to sidestep without double-tapping up or down?

@ShawnieKDC

4 жыл бұрын

NikalusSuper tap up for a step double tap u and hold for a walk some characters like Kazuya and Lee has a mist step with them you just tap forward but don’t rely on the mist step it better to step or walk

Please... Anakin stop... I can't take it any more with these outfits 😂 Awesome video though, I eat shit a lot when I step and I think it's cause I'm expecting way too many moves to be linear, so I did a big ass sidestep hoping for launches just to get punished for it.

@TkAnakin

4 жыл бұрын

Unique outfits = creativity Creativity = open mind Open mind = faster learning in tekken 😂

That law player lmao

Those yellow bars at 20:00

nice thumbnail pic lmao

So you do sise step back dash block but not sise steo back dash cancel ?

@samataryusuf3936

4 жыл бұрын

If you do too many backdashes after the sidestep you'll probably be out of range for the whiff punish. Sidestep backdash and hold back keeps you safe from homing moves, and keeps you in range if they whiff a linear one hit move.

@TheDiamondSkye

4 жыл бұрын

The idea is step block. You can also buffer backdash after step block and yes, you can backdash cancel after a backdash. Usually if you're close range, you won't have the option to sidestep backdash, so sidestep block is safer.

3 bar law vs law lmao

Makes me wanna drink a redbull no cap

That dragunov plays really weird

Can you do tips on reacting fast to throw break?

@ramireini

4 жыл бұрын

You should practice breaking throws in practice mode. You can do it for 10 - 15 minutes at the start of your session for example. If you keep doing that then you'll get better at it.

@jvostudio

4 жыл бұрын

Rami Reini Yea but my problem with practice mode is i will always expect a throw coming even if its randomised. In an actual match i always freeze when im grabbed even though i knew the break

@Mugen123456789

4 жыл бұрын

@@jvostudio my way around that was just focusing on reacting to the animation. You are doing this to build your subconscious reaction timing. Yes you might know what grab it is but you're reacting late that's the issue to grind out. After several grab tech drills I'm starting to break them without thinking about it. Now i have to deal with 1+2 grabs that look like 1 grabs -_-'

@TheDiamondSkye

4 жыл бұрын

There's really no way to really practice throwing in a real match because the randomness isn't there in full effect. You can mix block strings and throws into the recordings in practice mode, but that's that is. I think that really paying attention to the limbs helps a lot in your overall reaction timing

@icysree9556

4 жыл бұрын

Just hopkick :D

9:42 Rap God

@TkAnakin

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

SUBSCRIBE MF. MY MAN ANAKIN. TRILLU TRILLU TRILLU

"The people that end up being good take way more Ls than you think" Just facts. If you're an up and coming Kazuya player remember this applies to you on levels other characters can't even relate. You're gonna get fucking smashed. Use that to become a better player.

@lillooseleaf9292

Жыл бұрын

Gatekeep

@daddydarklord

Жыл бұрын

Lol what? "Don't be afraid to take Ls, if you're a Kaz main it's going to be your entire existence for a while" is gatekeeping? Mind elaborating brotha?

Anakin doesn't own eliza lmao

This video doesn't apply to Eddy players, including myself 😪

@gilet102

4 жыл бұрын

Eddy has the best backdash, he has d/f 2 and b 1+2. There’s enough tool to help the lack of sidestep

@asabeastfrommiddleeast42

4 жыл бұрын

@@gilet102 I'm well aware of his pressure escaping tools. I was just stating that every tutorial about sidestepping does not apply to Eddy mains, jokingly of course.

is that a law i see :)

It sucks man so many characters have tracking moves now. And with more crushing moves its turned into more than rock paper scissors. Im a fairly new player btw. Maybe its growing pain. Im in and out of orange ranks.

@deggie3154

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck buddy

Lol the shame of rage quitting against a pro. The few higher level players I ran into I rematch as long as they let me. Such a valueable opportunity.

Great tips man thank you. Also thats the ugliest jin ive seen in a while🙏😂

@TkAnakin

4 жыл бұрын

Good

Anakin are you Filipino?

@monkeyjourney2385

Жыл бұрын

12:36

we learn and in same time we saw that law players are 3 bars plugger :) always 99% of them.

What's with the wacky outfits tho

Can you also do a match analysis on Imyourfather's Lee vs Knee's Steve? kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5p_yZmqn9Scd7w.html