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I don't think you understood what I meant by "realism". I meant realistic combat as in more human-paced/slow-paced combat, in the likes of Samurai Shodown. It doesn't matter that there are bears and cyborgs.
I see. Well, Tekken certainly isn't an ADHD simulator like Smash if that's what you mean. The combo system in Tekken is easy to learn but hard to master.
You should probably try the demo, it's difficult to get a good feeling of the game without trying it out.