Rage Art: Nina initially stuns the opponent with a variation of Blonde Bomb before executing a twisting throw on her opponent, finishing by putting them in a submission hold between her legs and snapping their neck.Nina is a silent assassin/murderer.Double Arm Break: Nina grabs the opponent and hits them, then breaks the opponent arm while reaching for the other arm in order to move them higher, breaking the opponent shoulders in the process.Evil Mist: Nina releases a poisonous mist from her mouth.Power Charge: Nina charges and delivers a powerful chi attack.Deadly Assault: Nina attacks the opponent with a combination of three kicks done in a quick succession.Blonde Bomb: Nina will place her hands together and move them toward her opponent which is sent away.Intelligence: Above Average (Is a brilliant assassin that learned assassination techniques from her father and self-protection ones from her mother alongside a skillful mastery of firearms) Standard Equipment: A gun, sniper rifle, knifes and other firearms. Stamina: Very high (the fight between Anna and her lasted for days) Striking Strength: Country Class (Sparred with Anna) Lifting Strength: Class 5 (Should be as strong as her sister) Speed: Sub-Relativistic+ (Kept up with Anna, and Alisa) Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Acrobatics, Weapon Mastery, Highly skilled in assassin martial arts, Poison Mist Projection, Chi Manipulation ( Can enhance the strength of her attacks)Īttack Potency: Country level (Fought evenly with her sister and managed to defeat her at one point, also fought evenly against Alisa and defeated her in battle, held her own against Lars and Heihachi) She has a rivalry with her younger sister, Anna Williams.Ĭlassification: Human, Assassin, Former Chief of the Mishima Zaibatsu Nina has a lethal fighting style, consisting of throws, grapples, and holds. Nina Williams is an Irish, cold-blooded assassin that made her first appearance in the original Tekken game and has appeared in every Tekken game ever since.
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