Rage Art
A critical move unique to each character, accessible only in Rage mode, that triggers a cinematic sequence and deals roughly 30% damage.
Rage Art is a critical move unique to each character and only accessible while in Rage mode, causing it to deactivate until the next round. If the initial attack hits the opponent, it will trigger a cinematic sequence and deal roughly 30% damage, depending on the character.
Quick Facts
- Debut title
- Tekken 7
Lore & Background
It is described as a new feature introduced in Tekken 7, accessible only when a character is in Rage mode. The move is unique to each character and, upon a successful hit, triggers a cinematic sequence. The amount of damage dealt is roughly 30%, though this varies by character. In the Fated Retribution update, Rage Art was adjusted so that the amount of damage dealt to the enemy is inversely proportional to the player's current health bar. Some players like King have more than one rage art which changes with the costume of the character.
Reader's Guide
Rage Art is a critical move unique to each character in Tekken 7. It is only accessible while the player's character is in Rage mode, and using it deactivates Rage mode until the next round. The move requires the initial attack to hit the opponent; if it does, a cinematic sequence triggers and the move deals roughly 30% damage, though this amount varies by character. In the Fated Retribution update, the damage dealt became inversely proportional to the player's current health bar. Some characters, like King, have more than one rage art, which changes with the character's costume. Unlike Rage Drive, which trades the severe damage of Rage Art for a move with less risk and different utility, Rage Art is a high-damage, cinematic finisher. The move is part of the new features introduced in Tekken 7 to make the game more beginner friendly than previous iterations in the series.
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