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Post by SuperKamiGuy1 on Oct 7, 2020 19:13:43 GMT
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Post by SuperKamiGuy1 on Oct 12, 2020 15:59:55 GMT
Chidori No Ken. That is the name Chidori Chinatsu came up with for her fighting style. It is a fusion of Mixed Martial Arts, Street Fighting and Breakdancing/Capoeira, giving her a variety of styles to draw from. When Chidori is in a fight, she is highly brutal and efficient while efficiently balancing her offense and defense without hesitation all with overwhelming power and perfect timing and dancing and flowing around her opponents. She is fast and strong enough to tear through groups of opponents even if they're armed. In which case, Chidori simply steals the weapons from her opponents and uses them against her opponents. The primary weakness in her style comes from Chidori herself. She has a tendency to make unnecessarily flashy moves at times in fights and sparring matches, which can leave her open for a counterattack if her opponent is fast enough. She can also be rather cocky in a fight, though she's smart enough not to let it interfere with her style. The secondary weakness again comes from Chidori's psychology. As powerful as she is, Chidori has a whole host of psychological issues. Which could be used against her if you know her history. The problem with this strategy of course is that a pissed off Chidori is very dangerous. Remember. She might've lost the first round with the monster, badly at that, but her opening attack was delivered with enough power to crush a human's throat. In short, a pissed off Chidori throws out a lot of the flash and turns into a berserker who will flat out brutalize her opponents. This could be used against her but you have to be careful not to get your skull beaten in while doing so. Even after unlocking her powers, Chidori initially sticks with H2H, albeit amplified by her powers. It serves her well for awhile but overtime she starts experimenting with and incorporating her powers into her fighting more often, the first sign of her evolving her style through the series. |
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Post by SuperKamiGuy1 on Oct 16, 2020 20:22:49 GMT
Chidori No Ken. That is the name Chidori Chinatsu came up with for her fighting style. It is a fusion of Mixed Martial Arts, Street Fighting and Breakdancing/Capoeira, giving her a variety of styles to draw from. When Chidori is in a fight, she is highly brutal and efficient while efficiently balancing her offense and defense without hesitation all with overwhelming power and perfect timing and dancing and flowing around her opponents. She is fast and strong enough to tear through groups of opponents even if they're armed. In which case, Chidori simply steals the weapons from her opponents and uses them against her opponents. The primary weakness in her style comes from Chidori herself. She has a tendency to make unnecessarily flashy moves at times in fights and sparring matches, which can leave her open for a counterattack if her opponent is fast enough. She can also be rather cocky in a fight, though she's smart enough not to let it interfere with her style. The secondary weakness again comes from Chidori's psychology. As powerful as she is, Chidori has a whole host of psychological issues. Which could be used against her if you know her history. The problem with this strategy of course is that a pissed off Chidori is very dangerous. Remember. She might've lost the first round with the monster, badly at that, but her opening attack was delivered with enough power to crush a human's throat. In short, a pissed off Chidori throws out a lot of the flash and turns into a berserker who will flat out brutalize her opponents. This could be used against her but you have to be careful not to get your skull beaten in while doing so. Even after unlocking her powers, Chidori initially sticks with H2H, albeit amplified by her powers. It serves her well for awhile but overtime she starts experimenting with and incorporating her powers into her fighting more often, the first sign of her evolving her style through the series. The first real evolution of Chidori No Ken comes around episode 4 after her first real loss in her new superhero career against Draconem Gladius. One of the high ranking General level villains. In their first encounter he completely wrecks Chidori with her only barely surviving with a lucky finisher and some help. After recovering from their disastrous first round, Chidori realizes she needs to step up her game. So naturally she goes to Ava to ask for help with it and Ava agrees to give her a crash course in swordsmanship, both in the physical and mental plane, doubling the amount of time Chidori can train! While this is admittedly still a crash course, it does its job in getting Chidori at least reasonably competent with her wand's sword mode to not get beaten quite as badly next round. When he does return, Draconem gives Chidori just as hard of a fight as last time, though Chidori is able to force a draw. Draconem takes a liking to her however and tells Chidori and the others to continue sharpening their skills. Because he is not the only elemental warrior among them. And not all of them are as nice as he is either. After he leaves however, Chidori is the one who drops her transformation. Chidori has found herself a rival among the Feonds and if all of them are as tough as him, they are going to be in for some rough fights in the future. She continues to hone her swordsmanship as much as the rest of her skills over the course of the story as the rivalry between her and Draconem grows into a sense of honorable respect, naturally eventually culminating in a grand final duel between them. After Draconem finally falls after their final duel, he gives Chidori his sword, which she combines with her wands magic to great effect. |
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Post by SuperKamiGuy1 on Feb 10, 2021 1:17:46 GMT
Chidori Chinatsu's Anti-Chifumi Combo: C4 Annihilator! Rising Dragon Smash!
A Badass Combination Of Attacks Chidori Came Up With On The Spot During The Ending Stages Of Her Fight With Suko Chifumi. After the two had beaten each other bloody prior to this. After shutting down another series of attacks from Suko, Chidori dived for her bats and she managed to pick them up and swing one around just in time to block a knife throw from Suko before returning to the attack!
Suko dodged the full force swing of one bat but then she brought the other one up as hard as she possibly could with everything she had in it and she managed to smash it into Suko's elbow and breaking it and tearing the muscles, rendering that arm useless to her.
A Badass Combination Of Attacks Chidori Came Up With On The Spot During The Ending Stages Of Her Fight With Suko Chifumi. After the two had beaten each other bloody prior to this. After shutting down another series of attacks from Suko, Chidori dived for her bats and she managed to pick them up and swing one around just in time to block a knife throw from Suko before returning to the attack!
Suko dodged the full force swing of one bat but then she brought the other one up as hard as she possibly could with everything she had in it and she managed to smash it into Suko's elbow and breaking it and tearing the muscles, rendering that arm useless to her.
Of course, Suko is tough as nails so this barely slowed her down before she attacked Chidori again with a pair of kicks and slammed a punch into her face before managing to disarm one of the bats and kick Chidori away.
Chidori recovered and stood up again and adjusted her bat. Suko pressed her attack and Chidori hit her again with a series of brutally powerful swings from her metal bat.
About...27 or so.
uko STILL kept coming even after all that! She flat out grabbed the bat, spat some blood out, smiled and tossed it away before resuming hammering Chidori. Despite having only three limbs and one ruined one she fought through all that pain and kept coming.
They continued clashing until Chidori pushed her away and assaulted her with a fast continuous series of elbow strikes followed by a double punch at her head and stomach, followed by a knee strike to the face, an elbow drop to the head, an elbow to the face, a knee strike, a headbutt, followed by her modified boxing combo mixed with an advancing drum technique modification, followed by a series of rotational kicks.
Suko took ALL of that and still had enough in her to keep fighting a little bit, even grabbing Chidori's punch in her free hand and breaking it, followed by a headbutt clash...right before Chidori went for the finishing touch finale: An all out full force punch with everything Chidori had left in her driven into Suko's stomach and pushed up into her, devastating her insides and busting her ribs.
Her body utterly wrecked as a result of their fight, Suko was thrown up into the air, her costume bursting, blood spewing from her mouth, and she came down hard on the ground.
Chidori limped over to her, completely spent from the fight grabbed Suko, pulled her up and proceeded to beat her down some more just to make damn sure she stayed down before collapsing from exhaustion.
The two bloodied and battered women glared at each other, eyes blazing with hatred, as sirens closed in. Ultimately though, Chidori was the one able to walk away from the fight after some final words to Suko.
Suko had to spend quite awhile in the hospital before she was ready for her trial.
To date, Chidori has only used this technique on one other person. Kenshiro of Dragon Kai in a sparring match. He was able to defeat it but the viciousness of this combination of attacks impressed him and he expressed doubt that someone could actually live through it.
She also taught it to Hawk who took inspiration from the combo to form her own technique: Bird Of Prey.
INSPIRATONS!
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