Leo has great mid-range punishes and can set up launches fairly easily from what I can remember, and I played Jinpachi as more of a defensive character, waiting for an opening. As for the rest, Lei is an aggressive mix-up orientated character with some decent defense and crushes and Christie/Eddy/Tiger are really tricky to use and play against, since they have mix-ups for days and require intricate knowledge of basically all of their stances, since they can go from one stance to another to another to another to neutral to another stance to another, though many people will tell you that you can win just braindead mashing, but trust me, it won’t work against somebody that isn’t ass. In Training Mode, if you go to the move list, you can se.
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Zafina has horrible punishers, but has lovely mix-ups and some really great pokes, Lee seems to be very rushdown orientated and some of the best wall carry in the game, Alisa… is a hard nut to crack in my mind, but I haven’t really bothered with her, so you’d be better off getting advice on her from somebody else.
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But that’s just if you want to get RIGHT into the action, mate, because if not, feel free to spend a lot of time in training mode getting a good grasp of the movelists. Leo isn’t incredibly difficult to use and Jinpachi doesn’t seem to be, outside of his one Just Frame air-grab, so I’d suggest learning those two.
… Well, basically every character you suggested is incredibly intricate or rely on switching between loads of stances to be incredibly effective, but out of the group I’d say Leo and Jinpachi would be a good bet.
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