An attack parry is where you anticipate your opponent's attack and push aside the incoming attack. Every character in Tekken Tag Tournament has the ability to parry low attacks with the generic d/f command, but beside this common low parry some characters have a special command low parry, mid parry, high parry and special attack parry.

The following is the frame analysis for the different types of low parry. We will break it down to frames of execution, frame window where the low parry is active, frame window where your character cannot input a command if you miss a low parry and finally the amount of advantage frames after a successful low parry.

You can buffer a low parry while tagging in by holding D/F during the tag in run, you will automatically parry any low attack during the tag. The low parry will shift your opponent slightly of axis so the 15 frames advantage does not necessarily mean a quick juggle starter is guaranteed after a low parry.

Only four characters in Tekken Tag Tournament have to ability to parry both punch and kick attacks at high and mid range. High parry and mid parry result in a 6 frame advantage.

Below is the frame analysis for the high parry and mid parry. Anna's parry has special properties and is included under the special parry section at the bottom of this page.

The special attack parry and auto reversal are specific to one character. The charts include frames of execution, frame window where the special attack parry or auto reversal is active, the frame window where your character cannot input a command if you miss the special attack parry or auto reversal and some additional notes if needed.