Tekken 7 Ranks in One Guide- Points and Tiers Explained

“Tekken 7”, like many fighting games, uses a ranking system to help players identify their skill level relative to others. These ranks provide milestones and goals for players to strive towards and help match players of similar skill levels together.

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Here is an overview of the “Tekken 7” ranking system, from the lowest to the highest rank: All Tekken 7 ranks explained

Ranks in Tekken 7: All Tekken 7 ranks

1. Beginner Ranks:
   • 1st Dan to 9th Dan
2. Kyū Ranks:
   • 1st Kyu to 9th Kyu
3. Initiate to Brawler:
   • Initiate
   • Mentor
   • Expert
   • Grand Master
   • Brawler
4. Marauder to Destroyer:
   • Marauder
   • Fighter
   • Vanguard
   • Warrior
   • Vindicator
   • Juggernaut
   • Usurper
   • Overlord
   • Destroyer
5. Savior to Fujin:
   • Savior
   • Genbu
   • Byakko
   • Seiryu
   • Suzaku
   • Mighty Ruler
   • Revered Ruler
   • Divine Ruler
   • Eternal Ruler
   • Yaksa
   • Emperor
   • Raijin
   • Fujin
6. Raijin to Tekken God Omega:
   • Raijin
   • Yaksa
   • Emperor
   • Tekken God
   • Tekken God Prime
   • Tekken God Omega

The specific points required to advance between ranks and the details of how those points are awarded or subtracted during matches can change based on game updates. As players win matches, they accumulate points that help them progress to the next rank. Conversely, losing matches can lead to a deduction in points, which might result in a demotion if the player loses too many matches at a certain rank.

• The Japanese names for the ranks in Tekken 7 have multiple themes, some of which can still be identified in the artwork behind the rank names:
  • Light Blue Ranks refer to humans
  • Green Ranks refer to beasts
  • Yellow Ranks refer to fists
  • Orange Ranks refer to Buddhism
  • Red Ranks refer to the Four Mythical Beasts
  • Ruler Ranks refer to rulers or emperors
  • Blue Ranks refer to gods
  • Purple Ranks refer to kings
  • Gold Ranks are Tekken Gods
• Tekken God Omega being the 765th dan is a nod to “Namco” (7 = “na”, 6 = “mu”, 5 = “co”)

Things to Consider:

• Matchmaking: The ranking system also influences the game’s matchmaking. Players are typically matched with opponents of a similar rank, ensuring competitive and balanced fights.
• Character Specific Ranks: In “Tekken 7”, every character you play has its own rank. This means you could be a “Genbu” with one character and a “Warrior” with another.
• Promotion/Demotion Matches: When you’re on the brink of moving up or down a rank, you’ll be alerted that you’re in a promotion or demotion match.

This is just a basic introduction to the ranking system in “Tekken 7”. The intricacies of the system, especially strategies for advancing through the ranks, could fill a much more detailed guide. If you’re serious about improving in “Tekken 7”, I recommend looking into dedicated community resources, joining forums, and watching tutorials by top players.