Touch is less precise than a keyboard (good for spotting trends)
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Mishima-style input trainer · Judges 6N23 6 N 6N23 … wave dashes and 6N23+2 EWGF frame by frame
Touch is less precise than a keyboard (good for spotting trends)
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RP − d/f on the shared 60Hz grid · 0f is success · last 60 tries
Speed per crouch dash (dashes/s) · last 40 · shaded = top 10% of the Wave 10s ranking
Saved in this browser
Same data as the charts · last 12
| Time | Type | Result | Value | Note |
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Top 10 · one best per nickname · never resets · only your nickname and result are stored
Mishima Dojo is a free browser tool for the two inputs every Mishima-style character in Tekken (Tekken 8) lives on: the Electric Wind God Fist (EWGF, f,N,d,d/f+2, written 6N23+2 here) and the wave dash (crouch dash chains, 6N23 6 N 6N23 6 N …). Nothing to install: it works with a keyboard, gamepad or hitbox/leverless, and it judges your inputs without the game running. It is an unofficial fan-made tool, not a macro or a cheat, and it never touches the game.
EWGF rounds each input timestamp onto a shared 60Hz grid: d/f and RP in the same frame succeed; RP in a later frame is WGF and in an earlier frame is a miss. Wave dash accepts f, N, d, d/f or f, d, d/f, with separate cancel and starting forward inputs. Dedicated wave-cancel practice pairs back on frame 8/9/10 counting d/f as frame 1 with RP at 1/1–2/1–3f. The browser grid is not synchronized to game frames; input devices have different timing errors.
Besides free practice there are Wave 10s, EWGF ×20, Wave EWGF ×10, Dummy Rush 30s and Backdash 10s. Results are charted as a button-timing histogram and a wave speed trend. Pick a nickname to post to the leaderboard, compare with other players and get a tier (SS to D) from your top percentage. Result cards can be saved as images for sharing.