Tekken 7 Ranks: Full Guide About All Ranks

Even for experienced players, the Tekken 7 rank list can be quite discombobulating. In this article, you’ll find a full understanding of each rank. So when you compete next time, you’ll be certain of your progress.

Tekken 7 Ranks and Point System

Since Ghost Battle mode, where the main amount of matches were played offline against AI, presented in Tekken 5 the ranking system seems like a blurry spot for newbies. No wonder. In the other games of Bandai Namco, it seems a lot easier to figure things out. 

That’s why here are all the Tekken 7 Ranks and Point System categorized and simple. 

Tekken 7 Ranks List

• Beginner (from 1st to 9th kyu)
• Kyu ranks (9th kyu to 1st kyu)
• Dan/Silver ranks (1st dan to 3rd dan)

• Light blue ranks (Initiate, Mentor, Expert, Grand Master)

• Green ranks (Brawler, Marauder, Fighter, Vanguard)

• Yellow ranks (Warrior, Vindicator, Juggernaut, Usurper)

• Orange ranks (Vanquisher, Destroyer, Savior, Overlord)

• Red ranks (Genbu, Byakko, Seiryu, Suzaku)

• Ruler ranks (Mighty Ruler, Revered Ruler, Divine Ruler, Eternal Ruler)

• Blue ranks (Fujin, Raijin, Yaksa, Ryujin)

• Purple ranks (Emperor, Tekken King)

• Gold ranks (Tekken God, True Tekken God)

• Tekken God Prime

Points System

There is no official tracking system in Tekken 7, so players had to figure things out themselves. Which match would be promoted or devoted ‒ it was a mystery. Lately, in season 2 the developers added a pop-up progression bar, where you can see how many points you’ve gained at the end of the match. Consequently, how much more do you need for a promotion or demotion. 

Before a newcomer gets to the Initiate rank, they need only a few points to win promotions. It is a great motivator to continue the game. From the Initiate, rank numbers seem to align clearly. Here is how the Tekken 7 Points System works: 

Rank difference	Points gained for a win	Points lost for a loss
Same rank	1,900 points	1,700 points
+/- 1 rank	1,250 points	1,150 points
+/- 2 ranks	800 points	600 points
+/- 3 ranks	550 points	350 points
+/- more than 3 ranks	50 points	50 points

Another important point is since boundless rematches being made conceivable in perhaps the most punctual patches to Tekken 7, “boosting” has been pervasive in the game’s online Ranked Match mode. This implies that players can conspire with companions or keep playing against more vulnerable parts to get advancements without the chance of confronting more grounded players. The most well-known analysis showed that boundless rematches and the current focus framework (losing less focus for a misfortune than you gain for a success) sabotage the online Ranked Match insight and make picking up advancements less fulfilling.

Beginner Level

This is the starting point for everyone who has ever played Tekken 7. Here is the place for all the button-mashers who are just learning to play and trying on different characters. 

Kyu ranks 

Dan ranks 

When the player passes the Beginner level, the silver rank stands before him. 

These are essentially an augmentation of the kyu ranks, yet by this point, a player will have commonly taken in the uncovered rudiments of the game, just as a portion of their character’s key moves and fundamental combos. 

At the silver ranks, players likewise start to learn (or possibly perceive) basic set-ups for their character through that information to prop their offense.

Light blue ranks 

The light blue ranks are the place players will in general start getting to hold fundamental cautious ideas of the game, for example, avoiding and whiff discipline. Players additionally start to learn character coordinate ups in detail, discovering how to manage regularly utilized moves and set-ups for a given character.

Green ranks

In the green ranks, players regularly as yet extend their insight on character coordinate ups and start to utilize outline information to discover definite properties of specific moves. This is customarily where numerous players experience a level as they are abruptly barraged by a wide scope of strings and set-ups that they had never faced within past positions.

Yellow ranks

The yellow ranks are essentially an augmentation of the green positions. Players keep on relying upon similar fundamental strategies to win coordinates and grow their insight on outline information and character coordinate ups. Be that as it may, the additional experience permits them to perceive a bigger number of tricks than they would have done in the green ranks

Mid Level

Orange ranks

At Vanquisher and the remaining of the orange ranks, players will have started to ace progressed methods, for example, back-run dropping, the Mishima wavedash, or Akuma’s FADC (center assault run drop) to take their game to the following level. Nonetheless, their restricted coordinate and edge information will in any case leave them helpless against getting found napping by new tricks.

Red ranks 

The red ranks are by and large where players experience genuinely considerable rivals unexpectedly. Players at this level (save for the “supporters”) display great information on a wide scope of character coordinate ups and reliably rebuff when they have to. This is the principal level of play at which utilizing imaginative set-ups is the most ideal approach to open up and rout the rival, however, some may in any case be new to specific tricks.

Ruler ranks

The Ruler ranks are an expansion of the red ranks, where players have increased more insight. By this point, players will have started applying the casing information they’ve gotten in figuring out how various moves work in an assortment of circumstances. Indeed, innovativeness is critical, and relying upon basic set-ups won’t work at all against these players.

Top Level

Blue, purple and gold ranks

Players at this level are the most elite in the game. Winning matches here now simply relies upon which player is more inventive and has the more honed development and better dynamic in general. Players will likewise keep utilizing their edge information to find various uses for specific moves in various circumstances and concocting set-ups on the fly during matches. 

Tekken God Prime

When a player figures out how to move beyond the True Tekken God rank, they will have arrived at the head of the positioned mountain: Tekken God Prime.

When a player figures out how to move beyond the True Tekken God rank, they will have arrived at the head of the positioned mountain: Tekken God Prime.

         Conclusion

Notice that each time you take another character, you start with the crisp positioning. This is an extremely astute choice of the designers in light of the fact that every contender in Tekken 7 is extraordinary. For instance, you are acceptable with Yoshimitsu ‒ yet then you change him to Miguel and can’t win anything. You have to get familiar with the moves of another character, and your advancement with that person will be reflected in your position.