User:Collaterale15/Heihachi Mishima (SSBU)

Heihachi in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Universe	Tekken
Availability	Downloadable
Final Smash	Rage Art/Rockets Away!

“	Heihachi's Ready for the Next Battle!	”
—Introduction tagline

Heihachi Mishima (三島 平八) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Unshō Ishizuka's archival recordings from Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Playstation All-Stars: Battle Royale and Tekken 7 were repurposed in this game due to his passing in 2018.

Attributes

Heihachi is a middle-heavyweight character that is similar to Little Mac, very strong on the ground, but lacks air combat.

Moveset

• In one-on-one matches, Heihachi always faces his opponent.
• He has multiple inputs attached to it, or example, he can cancel his Forward Tilt with either Up or Down Tilt, giving him a move variation.
• Heihachi has a sidestep and backstep mechanic by double-tapping the control stick when close to his opponent, but he can still run when he is far away, as such, he has a sidestep and backstep attack.
• A staple of Namco's fighting games, he has a Down + Forward Attack, similar to Terry's simplifield command inputs for his Super Special Moves.
• If he is at 100% of damage, or 30% less of HP in Stamina Battle, he will have the Rage Mode activated, which makes him grow a red aura and increases the damage of his moves.
• He has a fixed jump arc, meaning that his air friction is locked at 0.

Ground attacks

Attack	Name	Description	Damage
Standard attack	Flash Punch Combo	Heihachi performs a left, left, right punch combo. The last hit deals electric damage. The first hit can be canceled.	2.3% (two hits), 7% (last hit)
Standard attack to Forward tilt	Demon Slayer	If the first hit is canceled into F. Tilt, Heihachi will do right punch before ending with a spinning backfist.	7% (right), 5% (backfist)
Standard attack to Up tilt	Demon Massacre	If the first hit is canceled into U. Tilt, Heihachi will do a backfist before ending with a Dragon Uppercut.	5% (backfist), 12% (uppercut)
Standard attack to Down tilt	Demon Kicker	If the first hit is canceled into D. Tilt, Heihachi will do a right punch before ending with an outward back-turning kick.	7% (right), 6% (kick)
Forward tilt	Tenma Destroyer	Heihachi elbows the opponent's chest before delivering it with a strong electric palm attack.	5% (elbow), 8% (palm)
Forward tilt to Down tilt	Subjugator	If the first hit is canceled into D. Tilt, Heihachi will do a downward arm swing. Deals a lot of shield damage.	6%
Forward tilt to Up tilt	Tenma Barrage	If the first hit is canceled into U. Tilt, Heihachi will do a strong roundhouse kick. Decent knockback.	10%
Up tilt	Tsunami Kick	Heihachi performs an axe kick that deals two hits. The only tilt that cannot be canceled.	6% (per hit)
Down tilt	Hammer Punch	A right hand hammerfist. A decent quick attack.	6%
Down tilt to Forward tilt	Hammer Beating	A low hitting punch that deals high damage. A follow up to Hammer Punch.	6%
Down + Forward attack	Double Palm Strike	A double palm attack. It is very weak.	3% (first), 4% (second)
Down + Forward attack to Forward tilt	Muso Tettsui	If the first hit is canceled into F. Tilt, Heihachi will do a strong left handed hammerfist.	10%
Tapping Dash attack	Shoulder Charge	A simple shoulder tackle attack.	9%
Holding Dash attack	Shoulder Charge	Heihachi leaps and performs a jumping side kick at the opponent. High knockback.	14%
Grabbing Dash attack	Ultimate Tackle	Heihachi tackles the opponent to the ground and punches them in the face five times.	2% (5 hits)
Sidestep attack	Kidney Crush Combo	Heihachi performs two strong palm attacks.	2% (5 hits)
Backstep attack	Shadow Step	Heihachi will hop back very far away from the opponent while laughing. The move grants him Super Armor and can evade melee attacks very quickly.	-
Forward smash	Lightning Hammer	Heihachi becomes covered in electricity as he winds up and smashes down his forearm simultaneously. It is very strong, but is slow and has short range.	19.7%
Up smash	Demon Uppercut	Heihachi winds up before delivering a powerful right uppercut, similar to his fighting game fighters, but he doesn't crouch this time.	17.2%
Down smash	Demonic Wings	Heihachi spins around once and backfists to either side of himself. This attack includes an electricity effect. Deals high knockback and shield damage, but is pretty slow.	14.3%

Aerial attacks

Attack	Name	Description	Damage
Neutral aerial		A downward angle jab. It is pretty quick. Based on his jumping 1 attack.	5%
Forward aerial		A spinning roundhouse kick. Deals high knockback. Based on his jumpng 3 attack.	11%
Back aerial		Same as forward air, but turned around.	11%
Up aerial	Rising Toe Kick	Kicks diagonally upward in front of him, similar to Ken's. Based on his jumping 2 attack.	7%
Down aerial		A downward left punch. Really low damage and it doesn't spike any opponent unlike the fighting game buddies. Based on his jumping 4 attack.	3.3%

Grab and throws

Attack	Name	Description	Damage
Grab		Reaches out with both hands	-
Pummel	Neck Breaker	Noogies the opponent's head with electricity coming from his arm.	1.5%
Forward throw	Stonehead	Heihachi fiercely headbutts his opponent.	12%
Back throw	Broken Toy	Heihachi picks his opponent's throat with one hand and performs a long distance turn-around throw, has one of the highest knockbacks ever.	13%
Up throw	Jumping Powerbomb	Heihachi flips his opponent upside-down as he leaps into the air and brings them down head-first.	14%
Down throw	Freefall	Heihachi lifts his opponent above his head with one hand, then slams them face first into the ground.	12%

Other attacks

Attack	Name	Description	Damage
Floor attack		Kicks behind himself, then does it again in front of himself.	8%
Edge attack	Crouching Dragon Kick	A slow sweep kick after getting up.	11%

Special moves

Special move	Name	Description	Damage
Standard special move	Demon Breath/Rage Drive	Heihachi strikes his opponent with two open palms extremely quickly; deals low damage and has bad range, but is very fast and has good knockback, and he can cancel most of his other attacks into it (such as his jab), making it an excellent combo finisher. If he presses the shield button before he attacks, he can cancel it with the special move. In Rage mode, the move is replaced with a Rage Drive, where he will do a right handed backfist and quickly headbutts the opponent. During the move, he gains Super Armor and deals huge damage. There's one drawback though, after using the move, he will no longer glow red, ending Rage mode, meaning it is one use per stock.	6% (Demon Breath), 5% (first), 30% (second)
Side special move	Hell Axle	Heihachi leaps in the air and delivers a side kick with a long distance, which leaves him helpless in the air. If the button is pressed again, he will do a second kick. It deals a decent amount of knockback.	10% (first kick), 6% (second kick)
Up special move	Dragon Uppercut	Like Ryu's Shoryuken, Heihachi delivers an uppercut, launching him upwards in mid-air; compared to Shoryuken, this would travel more horizontal distance, but less vertical height. Ironically, the move deals more damage in the air then on the ground.	10% (ground), 18% (air)
Down special move	Mist Step	Heihachi will simply dash forward along the ground or in the air. This move serves not only to extend combos, but also serves as an alternative recovery. It can be executed in many ways, leading into four follow-up moves: Wind God Fist (B) - Heihachi will simply do a quick right uppercut covered in electricity. It is used for juggling opponents. Jumping Side Kick (Side B) - A jumping forward kick that deal alot of knockback, but has a long ending lag after performing it. Spinning Demon (Down B) - Performs three moving spinning sweep kicks. It can be cancelled into other moves. Spinning Demon Uppercut (Up B) - Performs a spinning sweep kick and quickly does a jumping uppercut.	11% Wind God Fist), 16% (Jumping Side Kick), 5% (per hit, Spinning Demon), 5% (sweep, Spinning Demon Uppercut), 15% (uppercut, Spinning Demon Uppercut)
Down + Forward Special	Jichinsai	Heihachi does a powerful axe kick in a arching motion, knocking the opponent down. It deals huge shield damage too.	16%
A and B attack	Heaven's Wrath	Heihachi will assume a tai-chi-like pose. If Heihachi is attacked, he will stop it with a blow and kicks away the opponent. During the counterattack, he gets 20% of damage to himself though, so be careful about it. The kick deals heavy knockback.	12.3%
Final Smash	Rage Art/Rockets Away!	Much like Ryu and Ken, he has two final smashes, this time it works in a different way. If is used during a one-on-one fight, Heihachi will do a stomp pose that stuns the opponent with a flash before delivering a stomach punch. During this, he will do Twin Pistons, where he performs two uppercuts on the right and left, launching his opponent in the air, he then does a long wind pose while covered in electricity before finishing it off with a Demon Breath. This move can KO any opponent at 80% or less. If is used during a match with two or three opponents, he will perform a rushing Rising Uppercut at them, triggering a cutscene of the opponents tied to a large rocket ship before it launches into the orbit, then it suddenly explodes into pieces. Heihachi is seen watching through binoculars and lets out a maniacal laugh. Anyone who is above 100% of damage will be instantly KO'd. This is a callback to his iconic Arcade ending in Tekken 5.	55% (Rage Art), 30% (Rockets Away!)

Misc.

Misc.	Description
On-screen appearance	Heihachi faces away from the camera, looks over his shoulder, turns around, and strikes a pose.
Taunts	Standard	Heihachi shouts "Know your place!" at the opponent while preparing for combat.
	Side	Heihachi leans forward, with his body getting covered in electricity.
	Down/Up	Heihachi crosses his arms and laugh.
Victory theme	A remix of the beginning portion of Tekken Tag Tournament's opening theme
Victory Standard	With his arms crossed, Heihachi says "Is that all you have?" and stomps.
Victory Side	Heihachi stomps on the ground while swinging his fist downward. This is his reccurring victory pose since the first game.
Victory Up/Down	Heihachi does a Spinning Demon Tsunami Kick before striking his fighting pose.

Classic Mode: The Mishima Smashers

Heihachi’s opponents are a reference to multiple characters from the Tekken series and are Stamina battles with all of the stages being in Ω form with items being disabled.

Round	Opponent	Stage	Music	Notes
1	Ken	New Pork City	Paul	Represents Paul Phoenix.
2	Incineroar	Boxing Ring	Arena	Represents King.
3	King Dedede	Great Bay	Karma	Represents Bob.
4	Snake	New Donk City	Bryan	Represents Bryan Fury.
5	Peach and Daisy	Shadow Moses Island	The Strongest Iron Arena	Represents both Nina and Anna Williams
6	Corrin	Great Plateau Tower	Middle Boss	Represents Lee Chaolan. It also represents a mini-boss battle at the semi-finales in older Tekken games.
Bonus Stage
Final	Kazuya, then Master Hand	Final Destination	Kazuya, then Devil/Angel	Both Kazuya and Master Hand represents the final battle in Tekken 2.

Credits roll after completing Classic Mode. Completing it as Heihachi has “Tekken Tag Tournament Piano Intro -Massive True Mix” accompany the credits.

Alternate costumes

Black	Based on his older appearance from Tekken 3 onwards.
Teal	Resembles his appearance from Tekken 5: Dark Ressurection.
Blue	Resembles his alternate hakama costume from Tekken 3.
Red	Heihachi's gi resembles Paul Pheonix's main gi.
Green	N/A
Purple	Resembles his Player 2 outfit from Tekken 2.
White	Resembles one of the color swaps in Tekken 7.
Alt. Black	Based on his younger appearance from Tekken Tag Tournament 2, which itself is based on his appearance from the first two Tekken games.

Fighter Spirit

No.	Image	Alternate Artwork	Name	Origin Game	Acquisition
???			Heihachi Mishima	Tekken (Artwork: Tekken 3)	•Complete Classic Mode with Heihachi •Purchase from the Vault Shop for 300G (after downloading Heihachi)