Tekken 7 - Lei Wulong Moves Set List

Lei Wulong Move Set List Tekken 7

Lei Wulong in Tekken 7 has 174 moves in his moves list.

I swap L2 and R1 around, used to be the other way around, you may like it either way depends how you want to play, but the L1 and R2 are always the same for me.

Law is another good character for these button assignments, also can swap them. (Also, Eddy, Jun in TTT2 or T8, Asuka, Bob TTT2, etc..). Played on PS4 or on Steam on PC.

TIP: If you are new to Tekken 7 Lei Wulong I would suggest you to ignore the 2nd picture all the stances, while focus on the 3rd picture stances (Back turn and while down, sidewind and or play dead) as those are used a lot more in all fights, while learning all the 5 gates forms stances are rare in use and difficult to learn and time, not that you shouldn't understand just hold down or forward puts you in those stances, then L1 to do a move from it or other button, it is useful moves but focus on other moves starting out, because more useful than trying to get into a stance like the 5 gates forms in picture 2 if just learning is entirely pointless starting out. Connecting with moves is the trick with Lei so focus on the easy to do and get quick, you'll need to be even quicker and know all other moves once get into the 5 gates basically. Become a master. Juggler. Combo expert. Then out of the 5 gates comes a move or set up is how it works. Lei is a strong puncher, so do that in all its forms. Down back x also.

Stops at #67 with Snake Stance, skips to 163, then #68 picks up all stances in next 2 pictures.

Snake, Dragon, Panther, Tiger, Crane, Drunker Master, Phoenix Illusion stances.

Back Turn, Sidewind, Play Dead stances.

All Lei Wulong moves in 1 picture.

Move List R2, with controller icons used instead of (R1)(R2)(L1)(L2)

Move List Colors

Move List Colors 2

My Custom Button Assignments

L1, L2, R1, R2 Settings

I used to swap L2 and R1

Here is a TIP:

Look at the button setting menu and press down forward command on your controller and see if it is properly registering DF. If not you will have a hard time with upper cut type moves and if down back isn't than 1 of Lei's most powerful moves the down back x isn't going to be useful.