Mishima Dojo

Mishima-style input trainer · Judges 6N23 6 N 6N23 … wave dashes and 6N23+2 EWGF frame by frame

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Touch is less precise than a keyboard (good for spotting trends)

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Choose a character

Pick who to practice. Only the modes and leaderboards that character can play are shown.

도전 모드

Score runs that go to the leaderboard. The top 10 runs on each board are kept as replays.

Replay

Plays the recorded inputs back through the same judging. Your own records, stats and achievements are not touched.

Announcements

Updates and patch notes for Mishima Dojo.

Result share card

Discord: click "Copy image", then paste into the chat with Ctrl+V. If copying is unavailable, save the PNG and attach it.

Pick a nickname

Used for the ranking and the shoutbox. It cannot clash with anyone else and is stored in this browser. Clearing browser data means picking a new one.

Choose how to support

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EWGF button timing

RP − d/f on the shared 60Hz grid · 0f is success · last 60 tries

EWGF (in window)Early (d+2)Late (WGF)

Wave speed trend

Speed per crouch dash (dashes/s) · last 40 · shaded = top 10% of the Wave 10s ranking

Best records by mode

Saved in this browser

Recent attempts

Same data as the charts · last 12

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What is Mishima Dojo? (About · how judging works · FAQ)

Free Tekken 8 EWGF and wave dash trainer

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.

How judging works

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.

Challenge Mode and the leaderboard

Besides free practice and the move drills there is Challenge Mode (Wave 10s, Dummy Rush 30s and Backdash 10s), which goes to the leaderboard. 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. The top 10 runs on each board can be watched as replays. Result cards can be saved as images for sharing.

FAQ

My EWGF keeps coming out as a normal WGF.
Your 2 is landing after d/f. Watch the ms offset in the result and press 2 as you roll from d into d/f, not after d/f is fully in.
My wave dash keeps breaking.
Usually the cancel f after d/f is missing, or that f is reused as the next dash's starting f so the neutral never registers. The result panel names the fault ("Missing cancel 6", "Missing start 6").
Does it work with a stick or on a phone?
Any controller the browser recognises as a gamepad can have its directions and buttons remapped in settings. Keyboard and leverless are confirmed; sticks vary by device, so get in touch if yours reads wrong. Phones get touch controls, with lower precision.
Where is my data stored?
Settings and practice records are stored in this browser. Using server features sends your nickname, authentication details, leaderboard records, posts and votes. Details are in the privacy policy below.
Is it free?
Completely free. It runs on donations, and ads may be shown to cover running costs.

In-depth guides: EWGF · Wave dash · Wave-cancel WS upper · Backdash · d/f+2 → EWGF link · Frames and judging

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