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My Southern Crane Style will defeat your Drunken Dragon Style!

Started by Dozus Mar 17, 2014 4 posts Locked

  1. My Southern Crane Style will defeat your Drunken Dragon Style!

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    From watching too many (or just enough?) kung fu movies, here's a Martial Art Style generator.
    Sample:
    Empty Kicks School

    This style is characterized by lightning-fast movements and pressure point strikes. It is based on the principle of flowing and striking like waves on the ocean. It has its origins in the gladiatorial arena schools. Empty Kicks practitioners are known for oiling their bodies before fighting to make themselves difficult to grapple. Most fighters learn it at a city famous for its martial art schools. The most famous technique is the "Emperor Hornet Thrust."
  2. Re: My Southern Crane Style will defeat your Drunken Dragon Style!

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    Huzzah!! Or rather, Hiiiiiiii-Yaaaaah!

  3. Re: My Southern Crane Style will defeat your Drunken Dragon Style!

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    Five Monkey Palm

    This style is characterized by rapid, repetitive movements and uses brutal attacks such as eye gouges and groin strikes. It is based on the principle of disabling an opponent as quickly and safely as possible. The style has its origins in military training. Five Monkey practitioners are known for training blindfolded to heighten their senses. Most fighters learn it from wandering masters. The most famous technique is the "Reverse Crescent Kick."


    Love it!
  4. Re: My Southern Crane Style will defeat your Drunken Dragon Style!

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    Empty Hits School

    This style is characterized by flowing, graceful movements and takedowns. It is based on the principle of complete serenity even in chaos. The style has its origins in a far-away country. Empty Hits practitioners are known for their fearsome battlecries. Most fighters learn it from a gang of street toughs. The most famous technique is the "Exploding Centipede Attack."


    I'll take it!

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