We all know that Tekken is a super cool fighting game for gamers. The characters in this game have stories and backgrounds that make playing more exciting. Well, in this Tekken game there is also a final boss that makes players feel challenged in completing it, including Azazel.
Here is the order of the most difficult final boss in the entire Tekken game series!
Hardest Final Boss in Tekken
8. Heihachi Mishima (Tekken 1 and Tekken 4)
We all know that Heihachi Mishima is the boss of the Zaibatsu who has genetic superpowers from his company’s experiments. To show off his powers, he held the King of Iron Fist tournament to bring together the strongest people from around the world.
Heihachi can be said to be the strongest boss in Tekken back in the day, because the combos he gives can make people who are new to playing really upset. His attacks can quickly damage our HP, so we have to be very careful.
In Tekken 1, Heihachi has a combination of Mishima Ryu and Kempo moves. Although it’s a bit difficult because there’s no damage scaling in Tekken 1, Heihachi is still human, so his moves aren’t too weird.
This weakness also appears again in Tekken 4, where Heihachi is the last boss we have to defeat.
7. Devil Kazuya (Tekken 2, Tekken 8)
Devil Kazuya is actually another form of Kazuya Mishima. He got his powers from his mother, Kazumi Mishima. Well, he is the final boss in the Tekken 2 and Tekken 8 series.
Back when I played this game, this boss scared gamers. He has a combo that can make him fly and release a laser that immediately sucks our HP. In addition, his basic attack also hurts a lot because of his demonic powers.
But Kazuya is still Kazuya. His moves are aggressive, but no poke is really safe, let alone attacks that players can’t block. So, Kazuya is actually quite easy to beat, especially if we already know the pattern. The same thing can also happen in Tekken 8.
6. Ogre (Tekken 3, Tekken Tag Tournament 2)
He is a mystical creature in the third series of Tekken. Ogre appeared after he killed Jun Kazama because he felt the power of the devil in his body. In the third series, Ogre became a Tekken boss with two forms.
If you want to fight Ogre and True Ogre, you must memorize the pattern. Especially if Ogre is already a True Ogre. The first form of Ogre is called Ancient Ogre. He was a prehistoric human with a green body and super strong strength.
If new gamers meet this Ogre, it will definitely be difficult to deal with him. The problem is that some of his combos can really reduce HP.
When he becomes a True Ogre, he will attack you with a different pattern than before, his basic attack hurts a lot, and is very difficult for players to block. To fight him, you can squat or side step to avoid.
If you are careless, you can get a really painful grab, especially if you get a grab from the side or back. So, be careful with this True Ogre too!
5. Unknown and Jun Kazama (Tekken Tag Tournament 1 dan 2)
Unknown is a character in the Tekken games who is possessed by a terrifying wolf spirit. Although not a main character, he appears as a boss in the first Tag Tournament series. Unknown has unique abilities that make him an annoying boss.
One of the things that makes Unknown hard to beat is his ability to change fighting styles according to the character he is facing in a game of Tag Tournament. In addition, Unknown’s HP (Health Points) is very thick, making it difficult to die.
In fact, it also has the ability to heal itself, making it even harder to defeat. Then, in Tag Tournament 2, players will face Jun Kazama as the final boss. Jun Kazama appears after the True Ogre is defeated.
Jun Kazama also has quite a bit of HP, and his various combos can be overwhelming for first-time players.
However, the real challenge only began when Jun transformed into Unknown in the second phase of the fight. Unknown takes over Jun’s body as a host, and becomes stronger by changing his fighting style and healing himself, just like he did in Tag Tournament 1.
With their unique abilities and thick HP, Unknown and Jun Kazama as the final bosses in the Tag Tournament series provide a challenging challenge for Tekken players.
4. Akuma (Street Fighter x Tekken 7)
Street Fighter players must be familiar with this character. Akuma is a Street Fighter character that was announced at the Tekken World Tour 2015 Grand Finals event as part of the Tekken 7: Fated Retribution game.
In his story in Tekken, Akuma must kill Heihachi and Kazuya on Kazumi’s orders to achieve peace in the world.
What Akuma is most famous for is his ability to switch positions while attacking, or what is commonly called a combo.
In addition, she can also throw hadouken. Akuma’s basic attack is adapted from Street Fighter and she became one of the iconic end bosses in her collaboration with Tekken.
3. Kazumi Mishima (Tekken 7)
Kazumi Mishima, Heihachi’s wife, appears in the seventh series of Tekken. Kazumi’s combo is similar to Heihachi’s, which uses electricity. The difference is that Heihachi has a pet bear named Kuma, but Kazumi has a tiger that he can summon and is one of the iconic combos.
However, the human version of Kazumi is still not much, because if you defeat her, she can turn into Devil Kazumi. When she becomes Devil Kazumi, she has a safety mechanism that makes her float or teleports when the combo is too long.
But, when she floats or teleports, we can sidestep or even relaunch with a little less damage than before. What you have to watch out for when fighting Devil Kazumi is that she has a really sick attack.
2. Azazel (Tekken 6 dan Tekken 8)
In Tekken, Azazel is a demon that makes the Mishima family go awry. Azazel’s appearance was in the sixth series of Tekken games, and he is indeed a boss that makes you upset. The problem is that he can withstand any attack.
Not to mention his defense is really high. Anyway, she’s like Devil Kazumi who has safety and armor, so our attacks won’t have any significant effect.
The most painful is Azazel’s combo when she is rolling which can make our HP immediately drop by half. Not to mention, he also has another combo whose body can release electricity and the attack really hurts.
But, in exchange for his safety and armor, he often stays still longer than other Tekken bosses. Well, when he’s staring, we can deal massive damage that can make his blood run out immediately.
Then, Azazel made a comeback in Tekken 8! Kazuya Mishima resurrected him, and this time he comes with a more intimidating appearance. Thanks to the Unreal Engine 5 technology, we can see the incredible details of his monstrous figure.
1. Jinpachi Mishima (Tekken 5, Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection)
Jinpachi Mishima, the final boss in the fifth series of Tekken games, is Heihachi’s father and Kazuya’s grandfather. He was the first leader of the Zaibatsu. Just imagine a boss character who has unblockable attacks and knows how to use them effectively.
Jinpachi can even combine the two unblockable attacks, so his attacks are really dangerous. Just one attack can make players unable to defend, while the other attack can almost make players die immediately.
What makes Jinpachi scary too, is when he turns into a demon. He can throw fireballs that really hurt. If a player is hit by the fireball, his HP immediately drops dramatically. Not to mention his basic attacks that can do enough damage to make it difficult for us to deal with him.
Those are the 8 final Tekken bosses that are the most difficult for players to defeat. Which Tekken boss do you think makes you the most nervous when fighting it? Is it Azazel?
