Tekken Guía y cronología
The King of Iron Fist Tournament offers a public stage for the Mishima family's private war. Tekken follows grudges, betrayals and competing ambitions across generations, with fighters from far beyond the family caught in the conflict. The main games carry that saga; Tag spin-offs and screen adaptations have different relationships to its continuity.
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Timeline guide
Tekken: Family History Beyond the Tournament Bracket
Begin with Tekken for a retrospective of the Mishima saga and follow the main numbered route. Choose a fighting entry directly if playing is your goal; Tag games are optional variations.
- Entries
- 15
- Released
- 15
- Span
- 1994-2026
A Tag roster can reunite fighters without adding another canonical tournament to the main family's history.
Overview & recommendation
Tekken's central conflict is a family struggle that repeatedly draws the rest of the fighting cast into its consequences. Following the main games gives the changing relationships between generations more context than reading the tournament number alone.
That story interest is separate from choosing a combat system to learn. Tag games arrange a different kind of encounter, while anime, CGI and live-action productions retell parts of the premise through other casts and structures. The screen group is not one extra sequel series filling every gap between numbered games.
Use Main Game Saga in its listed sequence if you want the long character history. For a particular fighting game, learn that entry on its own terms and explore the earlier story as desired. Add Tag or screen versions for their format, rather than treating their release dates as required breaks in the main saga.
Main Family Saga and Other Matchups Numbered games, Tag and screen versions
The main route carries the Mishima/Kazama story. Tag's dream-match structure and the various screen interpretations have different relationships to it, not one automatically shared chronology.
Main Game Saga (8 entries)
Tekken's central numbered-game Mishima and Kazama saga, with broad generational progression distinguished from release-year dates.
Tag Spin-Offs (2 entries)
Tag Tournament's optional dream-match games, not required canonical tournaments between the numbered story chapters.
Screen Adaptations (5 entries)
Different animated, CGI and live-action interpretations of Tekken; a screen-format group does not establish one combined adaptation continuity.
Following Tekken's Central Story 15 entries
Stay with the main numbered sequence for the family conflict. The combined list also includes optional formats whose placement does not advance that same history.
- 11994TekkenGame · 1994
- 21995Tekken 2Game · 1995
- 31997Tekken 3Game · 1997
- 41998Tekken: The Motion PictureFilm · 1998
- 51999Tekken Tag TournamentGame · 1999
- 62001Tekken 4Game · 2001
- 72004Tekken 5Game · 2005
- 82009Tekken 6Game · 2009
- 92010TekkenFilm · 2010
- 102011Tekken: Blood VengeanceFilm · 2011
- 112012Tekken Tag Tournament 2Game · 2012
- 122017Tekken 7Game · 2017
- 132022Tekken: BloodlineSeries · 2022
- 142024Tekken 8Game · 2024
- 15Animated seriesTEKKEN! CARTOONSeries · Jul 10, 2026
Frequently asked questions 6 answers
Are Tag Tournament games required for the Mishima story?
No. Their dream-match approach is separate from the main canonical progression. Play them for their team-fighting format rather than as compulsory story bridges.
Do all Tekken films and anime continue one another?
The screen group collects different interpretations. Follow the context of the particular adaptation instead of treating every screen entry as the next episode of one shared version.
How many Tekken movies, shows and games are there?
Tekken has 15 entries: 10 games, 3 movies and 2 TV shows, released between 1994 and 2026.
What is the chronological order of Tekken?
In chronological (in-universe) order, Tekken begins with Tekken (1994) and ends with TEKKEN! CARTOON. The full chronological list of 15 entries is above.
What is the release order of Tekken?
By release date, Tekken starts with Tekken (1994). The most recent release is TEKKEN! CARTOON (2026).
What is the newest Tekken release?
The newest released entry is TEKKEN! CARTOON (2026). See where it falls in the chronological and play order lists above.
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