TEKKEN 3 / REFERENCE

Stages & Tekken Force areas

Pictures of all 15 main stages and all five Tekken Force areas, including the hidden final encounter.

Edition covered

First released in arcades in 1997. These guides focus on the 1998 PlayStation edition, including Tekken Force, Tekken Ball and console unlockables.

Main stages

Each arena below lists its associated fighters. High School is the alternate school-uniform setting for Jin and Xiaoyu.

Beach Island — Tekken 3 stage — **Beach Island**Gon

Carnival — Tekken 3 stage — **Carnival**Ling Xiaoyu

Forest — Tekken 3 stage — **Forest**Yoshimitsu / Mokujin

Grassy Land — Tekken 3 stage — **Grassy Land**Eddy Gordo / Tiger Jackson

High School — Tekken 3 stage — **High School**Jin Kazama / Ling Xiaoyu (school uniforms)

Hong Kong Street — Tekken 3 stage — **Hong Kong Street**Lei Wulong

Junky Mansion — Tekken 3 stage — **Junky Mansion**Doctor Bosconovitch

Laboratory Courtyard — Tekken 3 stage — **Laboratory Courtyard**Nina Williams / Anna Williams / Gun Jack

Martial Arts Dojo — Tekken 3 stage — **Martial Arts Dojo**Forest Law / Kuma / Panda

Mexican Temple — Tekken 3 stage — **Mexican Temple**Heihachi Mishima / Julia Chang

Ogre’s Temple — Tekken 3 stage — **Ogre’s Temple**Ogre / True Ogre

Punk Alley — Tekken 3 stage — **Punk Alley**Paul Phoenix / Bryan Fury

Skyring — Tekken 3 stage — **Skyring**King

Taekwondo Dojo — Tekken 3 stage — **Taekwondo Dojo**Hwoarang

Tiger Dojo Tokyo — Tekken 3 stage — **Tiger Dojo Tokyo**Jin Kazama

Tekken Force areas

The four standard areas lead through to Mishima Fortress. Under the Ground is the extra Doctor Bosconovitch encounter on the unlock route.

A Back Street — Tekken 3 · Tekken Force — **A Back Street**Stage 1

The Wilds — Tekken 3 · Tekken Force — **The Wilds**Stage 2

In the Dark — Tekken 3 · Tekken Force — **In the Dark**Stage 3

Mishima Fortress — Tekken 3 · Tekken Force — **Mishima Fortress**Stage 4

Under the Ground — Tekken 3 · Tekken Force — **Under the Ground**Extra encounter: Doctor Bosconovitch

Image information

Separate scenery from a fighting plan

The stage gallery helps identify a location and its atmosphere; the immediate fighting decisions still depend on range, guarding and movement. Use the same fighter and opponent for a few practice rounds if you want to compare those basics clearly. Tekken Force is a different context, with enemies and route progression replacing an ordinary one-on-one match. Read that mode’s objective before applying Versus habits to it.

FIELD NOTE

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