Unique/Realistic Fighting Styles · Comic Books

grey fox KMC Magik Founder

Originally posted by Doctor S.T.D.
I love it how probable bullied Geeks replying on a comic book forum are apparent experts in Martial Arts. 🙄

Not an Expert , just simply giving an opinion.

The Libertine Restricted

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Its easy for me seeing as how no one has picked on me since I tried to bash another guy's head in.

So you're a bit mental?

grey fox KMC Magik Founder

Originally posted by juggernaut66666
Tony Jaa is an animal.

Jaa may be an animal but Collin Chou is F*CKING INSANE !

Forget Seraph , you haven't seen kickass till you see him take out 15 guys with just a bayonet !

It's in this film
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111835/#comment

grey fox KMC Magik Founder

Originally posted by The Libertine
So you're a bit mental?

Nah probably just snapped, happens all the time. Hell, it happened to me the odd time.

Mindship Snap out of it.

Originally posted by Newjak
Not when you can just fly away from the point of attack.

Definitely an option. How would (eg) akido evolve if fought "on the fly?"

Juntai Divine Vengeance

Originally posted by grey fox
Jaa may be an animal but Collin Chou is F*CKING INSANE !
Forget Seraph , you haven't seen kickass till you see him take out 15 guys with just a bayonet !
It's in this film
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111835/#comment

In the final scene on the Protector, Jaa beat over 50 guys at once.
Another thing you'll notice about Jaa movies, is that his fight sequences are simply giant cuts, rather than cut and pasted and sped up and slowed down footage. No wires, no graphics, nothing. Pure athleticism.

grey fox KMC Magik Founder

Originally posted by Juntai
In the final scene on the Protector, Jaa beat over 50 guys at once.
Another thing you'll notice about Jaa movies, is that his fight sequences are simply giant cuts, rather than cut and pasted and sped up and slowed down footage. No wires, no graphics, nothing. Pure athleticism.

His lack of CG is very impressive i'll give you that , any man willing to jump through a ring of Barbed Wire has some SERIOUS cajones.

Juntai Divine Vengeance

Originally posted by grey fox
His lack of CG is very impressive i'll give you that , any man willing to jump through a ring of Barbed Wire has some SERIOUS cajones.

imo, Jaa is the new thing.
He just needs a budget that's worth half his skill.

Symmetric Chaos Fractal King

Originally posted by The Libertine
So you're a bit mental?

A bit 🙂

Newjak I am Beyond Power

Also I would like to point out in this you would more likely want to learn more about how dog fights are fought more than actual MA since in flight cmbat the person who manuevers better is often the winner.

Symmetric Chaos Fractal King

Originally posted by Newjak
Also I would like to point out in this you would more likely want to learn more about how dog fights are fought more than actual MA since in flight cmbat the person who manuevers better is often the winner.

True in fact speed also lends itself to the force of each combatant's punches (putting thier whole body into a single high speed thrust)

Newjak I am Beyond Power

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
True in fact speed also lends itself to the force of each combatant's punches (putting thier whole body into a single high speed thrust)

Yeah hence why it is better to lend high momentum Haymakers then simple MA moves. The force you generate is alot harder.

SpunkySmurph tu quoqumber

Well, it depends on your definition of "MA moves"

Obviously, aerial MA would revolve around moves that have evolved from Haymakers, etc.

Really, it would be completley different then what we know today.

One would think aerial MA would incorporate more travel-movement and would move at a faster speed then land-based MA.