MARVEL Tōkon Offense Mechanics

All 11 Offense mechanics in MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls, out of 46 across the whole system. Each entry lists what the mechanic does and the engine parameter it maps to.

Related:Tag & Team Assists Defense

Offense mechanics

Attack states and the engine parameters behind them — counter-hit, combo limit, damage scaling, and the wall and ground bounces that extend a combo.

Normal Attack

Standard attack buttons.

EnableNormalAttack

Special Attack

Command special moves.

EnableSpecialAttack

Throw

Grab / command throw state.

CmnActCapture

Blowoff

Launching / blow-away hit state.

CmnActBlowoff

EX Damage

Enhanced damage reaction state.

CmnActExDamage

Break-In

Break-in attack sequence.

CmnActAirBreakin

Counter Hit

Hitting during an opponent's startup; 59 dedicated engine parameters.

AtkCounterHitType

Combo Limit

Per-move cap governing combo length.

AtkComboLimit

Damage Correction

Damage/combo scaling ("hosei" = correction).

AtkNoHosei_Damage

Wall Bound

Bouncing an opponent off the stage wall.

AtkWallBoundCountCounterHit

Ground Bounce

Bouncing an opponent off the floor.

AtkLandBoundCountCounterHit

Offense covers 11 of MARVEL Tōkon's 46 system mechanics. Attack states and the engine parameters behind them — counter-hit, combo limit, damage scaling, and the wall and ground bounces that extend a combo. The entries here are Normal Attack, Special Attack, Throw and the rest of the category.

Other mechanic categories

MARVEL Tōkon has 46 system mechanics in total. These are the rest.

Tag & Team8 mechanicsEverything that moves a teammate in or out of the fight — swapping the point character, tagging while an incoming member attacks, and the team-wide Tōkon Assemble.Assists11 mechanicsThe calls you make without swapping. Tōkon separates assists by what they do rather than by which button you press, so a guard assist and an interrupt assist are different resources, not the same one used differently.Defense9 mechanicsBlocking and everything you can do out of it: guard cancels into an attack or a dodge, air tech, deflect, and escaping a capture.Movement5 mechanicsGround and air mobility. Air dash, air jump and quick boost are not universal, so movement is one of the clearest differences between two characters.System2 mechanicsControl and presentation options that sit outside a match — the simplified input scheme, and the hidden commands listed in each character's command list.

Get the Winning Edge

Real-time overlays, automatic match tracking, and exclusive tools — everything you need to climb, free on your PC.

In-game overlays
Automatic match tracking
Desktop-exclusive tools

Download for Windows More InfoFree download

🔍

Help us maintain accuracy! If you notice incorrect stats, missing data, or any issues, your feedback directly improves the quality of our data for the entire community.

Report an Issue

MARVEL Tōkon Offense FAQ

How does combo scaling work in MARVEL Tōkon?

Two mechanics govern it. Combo Limit is a per-move cap on combo length, and Damage Correction scales damage as a combo runs long. Together they mean route quality matters more than route length.

What does a counter hit do?

A counter hit lands during the opponent's startup and is one of the deepest systems in the game — the engine carries 59 dedicated counter-hit parameters, and wall bounce and ground bounce both have separate counter-hit counts. In practice a counter hit does not just add damage, it changes what the hit is worth.

What are wall bounce and ground bounce?

Wall Bound bounces the opponent off the stage wall and Land Bound bounces them off the floor. Both are limited resources within a combo, which is what stops routes running indefinitely and is why corner combos differ from midscreen ones.