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Offering a nice mix of series regulars, brand new faces, and past DLC characters that made their debut in Tekken 7 would work wonders for the starting roster in Tekken 8. Leaving Tekken 7's guest characters behind and incorporating the likes of Lidia, Fahkumram, and Leroy as base characters in Tekken 8 is also a viable move worth making. Replacing them with some new faces that come with fresh interpretations of martial arts styles sounds like the move to make to me. I can live happily without ever having to see Lucky Chloe, Shaheen, Claudio, and Gigas ever again, to be honest.
Imagine how happy everyone was when they copped Tekken 7 on day one and had access to 35 characters right off the bat! Since I've become so accustomed to having a sizable offering of fighters available to me on day one once a new Tekken comes out, I'm gonna need Tekken 8 to also come correct with a worthy roster.
Once Tekken 7 finally came to consoles in 2017, it thankfully arrived with a massive roster that was due in part to the arcade version's constant updates. The eighth Tekken will surely mark the end of the Mishima Bloodline feud between Kazuya and Jin, but also mark a new beginning for the fighting game franchise as a whole. And with that being said, I think now's the perfect time to look towards the future of "The King of the Iron Fist Tournament" and what it could entail. Seeing as how Tekken 7 seemingly ended its seasonal DLC rollout with the release of Lidia Sobieska, my gut is telling me that we've reached the end of the road for new content. Since making its way over from Japanese arcades and finally plopping itself down on home consoles, the top 3D fighter in the world has gotten a wealth of content in the form of "Ultimate Tekken Bowl," the welcome return of franchise mainstays, and the surprising debut of guest characters from some IPs no one ever expected to see. It's pretty wild to fathom just how long the seventh entry in the long-running Tekken series has been going strong. Fam - folks have been catchin' W's, takin' L's, and getting super hype over slow-motion finishes in Tekken 7 since 2015!
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