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Uploaded by on Jun 26, 2006

Rei's introduction in Fist of the North Star.

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  • @iloverx7fc don't forget the actually mean the style of the crane bird,this is a waterbird and also shown in one of the kungfu styles.The crane bird style here is based on nanto hand-cutting art.Crane style is even shown in Kungfu Panda

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  • 0:15 Any one notice that guy dosn't have any teeth?

  • @iloverx7fc Oh , just remembered I had read it was Waterfowl somewhere and well thought it back , thanks for the explanation and definitely good to know.

  • @zealotscout No. You are correct. It is waterfowl, not waterfall. If you translate Nanto Suicho Ken word by word, this is what each word corresponding to: Nan = South; To = Dipper; Sui = Water; Cho = Bird; Ken = Fist. (i.e. South Dipper Water Bird Fist) In fact, all Nanto Roku Seiken styles (except for Yuria) are named after birds, so it makes no sense for it to be waterfall.

  • @MrJustin806 My bad , sorry japanese isn't my thing hahaha.

  • @zealotscout waterfall. man and that is suicho!

  • @MrJustin806 Isn't it waterfowl ?

  • south star waterfall fist=nanto suicho ken. just translate it and there it is.

  • 0:32 SSHHOOWWWW EEEWWWWW

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