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:''Crystalocution is a martial art in the [[Generation 1]] and [[Robots in Disguise]] [[continuity families]].'' | :''Crystalocution is a martial art in the [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] and [[Robots in Disguise (franchise)|Robots in Disguise]] [[Continuity family|continuity families]].'' | ||
'''Crystalocution''' is an ancient martial art in which opponents are destroyed via striking their metal fracture points. | '''Crystalocution''' is an ancient martial art in which opponents are destroyed via striking their metal fracture points. Among its known practitioners are [[Banzai-Tron (G1)|Banzai-Tron]], [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]] and [[Rollbar (RID)|Greejeeber]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
It is likely that Crystalocution is a nod to "Hokuto Shinken, | * It is likely that Crystalocution is a nod to "[[Wikipedia:Hokuto Shinken|Hokuto Shinken]]", the martial art used by the protagonist of the popular '80s anime ''Fist of The North Star'', wherein opponents are dispatched by striking their pressure points. This in turn is based on the various less bloody real-life martial arts that specialize in utilizing the [[Wikipedia:Pressure point|pressure points]]. | ||
[[Category:Generation 1]] | [[Category:Generation 1]] | ||
[[Category:Martial arts]] | [[Category:Martial arts]] | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 11 November 2009
- Crystalocution is a martial art in the Generation 1 and Robots in Disguise continuity families.
Crystalocution is an ancient martial art in which opponents are destroyed via striking their metal fracture points. Among its known practitioners are Banzai-Tron, Arcee and Greejeeber.
Trivia
- It is likely that Crystalocution is a nod to "Hokuto Shinken", the martial art used by the protagonist of the popular '80s anime Fist of The North Star, wherein opponents are dispatched by striking their pressure points. This in turn is based on the various less bloody real-life martial arts that specialize in utilizing the pressure points.
