Her move-set has to be more distanced from her typical Mishima Karate style to make her as different as possible from her arch-rival. In gameplay, Angel should be a strong fighter with supernatural powers. She could even team up with humans such as Ling Xiaoyu, who in previous games has attempted to stop Jin from giving into his dark side. She is one of the very few beings powerful enough to stop Jin Kazama, Kazuya and the Devil that resides within them both. Angel’s return as the world’s saviour would be interesting. They need a beacon of light to prevent themselves from causing world destruction.
The Mishima/Kazama family continues to be full of hatred after the events of T7‘s story mode. It would be nice to see the next main title give fans the ultimate star-studded roster. The characters in this list appeared in 2012’s Tekken Tag Tournament 2, but that game is a non-canon spin-off. Some of them were added back in via DLC but there are still others who are due a big return. However, there were a few people missing who had been mainstays in the series for a while. Long-term characters featured those integral to the story and classic faces like Paul and King. On release, Tekken 7 was filled with a lot of new generation fighters who had either debuted in the sixth entry or in this game, e.g. Let’s check out 8 characters that should return in Tekken 8. Tekken‘s roster has evolved, which has meant taking out fighters to bring newcomers in.
This is because of story purposes or a lack of popularity. There are some characters who get left in the past, however. It’s one of the many reasons why the popular fighting game franchise could very well be the king of the genre, with 2017’s Tekken 7 selling over seven million copies. Over 25+ years, Namco Bandai have created a huge roster of fighters with their own aesthetics and story arcs. There’s a dysfunctional family, animal fighters, a living wood ‘person’, the devil himself and many more.
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