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'''Mad Dog Fist''' (狂拳) is a [[technique]] used by [[Goku]]. Pretending to be a wild uncontrollable [[dog]], Goku catches his opponent off guard eventually knocking him out with a swift kick by jumping from behind. |
'''Mad Dog Fist''' (狂拳) is a [[technique]] used by [[Goku]]. Pretending to be a wild uncontrollable [[dog]], Goku catches his opponent off guard eventually knocking him out with a swift kick by jumping from behind. |
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Goku mistakenly calls this technique Kyo-ken in the manga, which [[Master Roshi]] (disguised as Jackie Chun), yells at him for ("You've got your Martial Arts words wrong! Kyo-ken means MAD DOG!"). This creates controversory on whether [[Akira Toriyama]] had already thought of [[Kaio-ken]] or not. |
Goku mistakenly calls this technique Kyo-ken in the manga, which [[Master Roshi]] (disguised as Jackie Chun), yells at him for ("You've got your Martial Arts words wrong! Kyo-ken means MAD DOG!"). This creates controversory on whether [[Akira Toriyama]] had already thought of [[Kaio-ken]] or not. |
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[[Category:Techniques]] |
[[Category:Techniques]] |
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[[Category:Offensive techniques]] |
[[Category:Offensive techniques]] |
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Revision as of 07:20, 10 March 2011
Mad Dog Fist (狂拳) is a technique used by Goku. Pretending to be a wild uncontrollable dog, Goku catches his opponent off guard eventually knocking him out with a swift kick by jumping from behind.
Crazy monkey technique
Goku mistakenly calls this technique Kyo-ken in the manga, which Master Roshi (disguised as Jackie Chun), yells at him for ("You've got your Martial Arts words wrong! Kyo-ken means MAD DOG!"). This creates controversory on whether Akira Toriyama had already thought of Kaio-ken or not.