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Style: freestyle sword forms--
dragon twister clip
dont get me wrong, i watch cartoons with my boy. i'm sure every dad does. i got nothing against the handicapped... being a disabled veteran of the iraq war... (long story) but since when did mullet flipping become kata form?
awesum vid clip btw. dragon twister... lol. reminds me of the scorpion kata form -
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Style: In transition--
Dragon Twister is somewhere in the Mountainous thread, I think.
YouTube- Dragon Twister Ninja Skills Demonstration
Dude's got an actual handicap, though. I think it's mild autism or something equivalent.
Also, this is the show the older kid from the OP was talking about. It's called "Rave Master", actually. Back when I actually actively viewed and was into this stuff, it sucked pretty hard.
YouTube- Rave Master - Shuda vs. Haru
Oh yeah, OP: Those kids who challenged you and your kid or whatever. Were they carrying around swords or something? I'd like to hear some more about what went down. -
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Style: Kendo--
I'm curious about this as well. I heard a similar story from a Kendo practitioner who had a habit of practicing kata and suburi outdoors. It was a visit from some LARPer group or something, but the result was essentially embarrassment for both parties. The Otaku were embarrassed because of the boo-boos they recieved - the kendoka was embarrassed later when his sensei applied verbal noogies to him in front of the class for even validating such a challenge with a response (that is not to say I would not have done the same thing, however - the temptation must have been irresistable).
From the little I know of Shinkendo (I am assuming this: http://www.shinkendo.com/) I can assume that it was pretty brutal and ended quickly.
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Style: freestyle sword forms
cartoon combat