Abel and the Tekken Force (As well as the Japanese name, Tekkenshu).ĭifferent takes of the announcer saying "Go!" and "Fight!". "A cub" or "Small Bear/Kuma) and Kopanda (小パンダ, lit. He may have been meant to appear in Tekken 4, but he wasn't introduced until the next game, Tekken 5, as the final boss. Enjin was most likely meant to be a new Mokujin variant. An unused name for Tetsujin's gold palette swap in Tekken Tag Tournament. These include, Anna Williams, Jun Kazama, Forest Law, Ganryu, Gun Jack, Armor King, Michelle Chang, Baek Doo San, Jack-2, Bruce Irvin, Kunimitsu, Tetsujin, Mokujin, Wang Jinrei, Prototype Jack, Devil, Angel, Ogre, True Ogre, Roger, Alex, Tiger, Doctor Bosconovitch and Unknown. No points are awarded after defeating Doctor Bosconovitch in the final stage.Name call outs for characters that were in the previous games that weren't in Tekken 4. The game starts with 130 health, thus the maximum health bonus is 13000.
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Upon completion of a stage, 5000 points (multiplied by the stage number) is awarded plus a bonus depending on the amount of health remaining (health × 100). Additional points are scored if a Tekken Force member hits one of their own, and if a thrown opponent connects with another opponent while falling. Scoring does not take into account clean hits, counter hits or juggles, thus a move which is coded for 10 damage will always award 100 points even if the damage itself differs. The formula for scoring is (damage × 10) for moves, and (damage × 200) for throws. Scoring is determined by the damage output of a move. Doctor Bosconovitch also has 250 health when he is fought the one and only time.
Enemies with 40 health may also award chickens when defeated.īosses have 130, 150, 170 and 250 in stages 1 through 4 respectively. Hawks and Owls have 25, 30 or 40 health (depending on the enemy), and award 4, 6 or 8 seconds respectively when defeated.Falcons have 20 health, and award 2 seconds when defeated.Crows have 15 health, and award 2 seconds when defeated.Only two enemies can be on-screen at once. The Tekken Force soldiers have variable health depending on which enemy is fought during the stage. Chickens are scattered sparsely across each stage, collecting a chicken will restore 50 health. In Tekken Force, the player character's health is 130. This stage can only be accessed after completing Tekken Force three times, and is not accessible after Doctor Bosconovitch has been rescued. Doctor Bosconovitch is fought in a dark stone floored room. Final Stage: Underground ( Under The Ground in the Japanese version).A traditional Japanese castle, where Heihachi Mishima is fought. A suspension bridge in a blue lit underground cavern. Stage 3: Darkness ( In The Dark in the Japanese version).Stage 2: Badlands ( The Wilds in the Japanese version).A run-down city street with small shops that have names in English. Stage 1: Backstreets ( A Back Street in the Japanese version).Defeating Doctor Bosconovitch will prompt an end screen that says he has been saved. The player progresses to the Mishima Fortress, where Heihachi seems to be keeping Doctor Bosconovitch a prisoner. In the game, four different ranks of Tekken Force soldiers are fought, progressing in difficulty and rank from Crow, Falcon, Hawk, to Owl. If beaten, he is then unlocked as a playable character. When Tekken Force is beaten a fourth time with yet another new character, Doctor Bosconovitch can be fought as a secret boss. The first time the player beats Tekken Force, they will be given a key, and the next two successful completions add two more keys, up to three. If the player chooses Mokujin however, every boss including the fourth stage boss will be Mokujin. The boss the player fights against in each stage depends on which character the player chose, with the exception of the fourth stage where the boss is Heihachi Mishima. At the end of each stage is a boss character from the playable roster. The player controls their chosen character through a side scrolling mini-game, fighting against the Tekken Force through four stages.
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