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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:Heaven's Door origin.gif|thumb|left|250px|Kazuya performing Heaven's Door | [[File:Heaven's Door origin.gif|thumb|left|250px|Kazuya performing Rage Dive into Heaven's Door.]] | ||
Rage was introduced in ''Tekken 6''. The effect activates when a character reaches 10% of their health (changed to 5% in ''Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion'' and changed again to 20% in ''Tekken 7''). While in Rage, the fighter gains a red aura and their health bar glows red, which is reflected in ''Ultimate''. Rage increases damage output on a character's moves, not unlike the ''Smash'' version of rage. It acts as what is colloquially known as a "comeback mechanic," as it gives losing players some help to possibly turn the tide of the fight in their favor. | Rage was introduced in ''Tekken 6''. The effect activates when a character reaches 10% of their health (changed to 5% in ''Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion'' and changed again to 20% in ''Tekken 7''). While in Rage, the fighter gains a red aura and their health bar glows red, which is reflected in ''Ultimate''. Rage increases damage output on a character's moves, not unlike the ''Smash'' version of rage. It acts as what is colloquially known as a "comeback mechanic," as it gives losing players some help to possibly turn the tide of the fight in their favor. | ||