One of the best whiff punishers if not the best. They also have a pretty bad SS so they are prone to more offense than other characters. Because of their hitbox, they are vulnerable to bigger wall combos and specific combo starters but some characters are forced to use shorter combos on them in the open due to their short legs. This can be a double edged sword whilst the reach in their legs is poor, certain lows whiff where they would hit other characters and certain characters must use shorter combos due to their shorter leg length. This allows them to choose their moments to approach with HBS to rack up damage. Combine this with one of the best and easiest whiff punishers in the game with df21 and the Bears can effectively keep the opponent in check at range. This gives them a very strong jab keepout game and they have various mids/lows involving those punch inputs. Due to their extensive reach on their arms, any attacks involving 1 or 2 input has extended reach. 1 Accel World: August 31, 2012: In the Accel World episode 'Insurrection' the characters can be seen playing Tekken Tag Tournament 2. This can be achieved with good reads and conditioning the opponent well. The character Tekken from Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is based on the Tekken series, and the game includes a cameo from Tekken character Kuma. Good usage of this stance is required to play Bears well as they can get a lot of mileage off it. They have access to a fast low string, damaging knockdown lows and strong mids with the ability to lower their hitbox to go even under a lot of mids. The bears have access Hunting Bear Stance (HBS) which is a very momentum based stance. JeonDDing (Eddy) vs Kuma (Noctis) Tekken 7 EVO Japan.

Despite Kuma and Panda having separate character slots, they are the exact same character the only difference lies in their Rage Arts.

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