G Corp. Helipad is a stage in the console and PC versions of Tekken 7. The stage is set on a lavish G Corporation-owned helipad atop one their Millennium Tower in the middle of Tokyo at sundown. There is also a variation of the stage available entitled "G Corp. Helipad (Night)".
Description[]
The landing pad itself is adjacent to the fighting space where the G Corporation logo can be seen emblazoned onto the ground. Opposite the landing pad is an elevator that leads down into the building. Hovering above the landing pad is an attack helicopter facing the building and acting as an observer to the fight. The stage is walled and contains two Wall Breaks on opposite sides of the stage, perpendicular to the landing pad. The walls are made of glass and, when shattered, the fight continues into the foyer area on each side of the stage.
Background Music[]
The BGM is titled "Lonesome City Jazz Party".
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Trivia[]
- In the arcade intro for Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion, the roof of the G Corporation building Kazuya and Jin are seen fighting on is very similar in layout to this stage. It is possible that this is the same building.
- Lucky Chloe, Eddy Gordo, Jack-7, and Shaheen's endings all take place in this stage.
- In the Mishima Saga, when Akuma and Kazuya first fight on this stage, the music from the nighttime version is used, despite it being the daytime version of the stage.
- The BGM for this stage (Lonesome Jazz Party 1st) was also used for Eddy's character trailer.[1]
- In the Character Episodes as well as The Mishima Saga, the glass walls cannot be broken.
- Jack-7's Character Episode prologue takes place in this stage.
- The Mishima Zaibatsu building can be seen from this stage in the distance.