Kung Fu Quest

[Anjin]

We couldnt have had a nice time talking about the translated episodes? I regret bumping this a little bit now.

[It is Fake]

If you can't deal with conflict this is not the website for you. No, we can't have nice things.

[Anjin]

If you can't deal with conflict this is not the website for you. No, we can't have nice things.

haha, conflict is cool as long as we're at least making progress. although thats his fault for being obtuse, not yours.

Anyway the Shaolin episode was honestly more disappointing than the wudang one. didnt really get to see much emphasis on traditional training, just some performance wushu and then sanda(which is cool, but id have liked to see something else)

Season 2 is much better, even without any translations/subs


EDIT: in terms of actual fighting ability the best guys seem to be the shuai jiao, baji, and Hung gar guys. Still need to watch the white crane ep tho.

[FishyTacos]

haha, conflict is cool as long as we're at least making progress. although thats his fault for being obtuse, not yours.

Anyway the Shaolin episode was honestly more disappointing than the wudang one. didnt really get to see much emphasis on traditional training, just some performance wushu and then sanda(which is cool, but id have liked to see something else)

Season 2 is much better, even without any translations/subs


EDIT: in terms of actual fighting ability the best guys seem to be the shuai jiao, baji, and Hung gar guys. Still need to watch the white crane ep tho.

So you agreed with me. watching the shaoling, wudang episodes were pretty dissapointing.

White crane episode was okay. It was more about tracing the root of karate more than anything.

The Wing Chun episode was pretty good. The instructor that they found was a champion in HongKong and he seemed like someone who knows what he was doing.

[Anjin]

Kinda reinforces the idea that "shaolin martial arts" are not really a school descended from the temple at all really.

[DerAuslander]

I friggin loved that show.