Subject: Re: [FFML] [spam][info]A quick question
From: Brendan
Date: 7/18/1998, 11:59 AM
To: "Brian McGee" <brian_kun@hotmail.com>, fanfic@fanfic.com

On Fri, 17 Jul 1998, "Brian McGee" <brian_kun@hotmail.com> wrote:
Nihao!

can anyone please give me a list of all the techniques and what they 
do that the Amazons use in Ranma? I know about the breaking point and 
the chestnut fist, but how about the rest of them? I can't remember just 
who taught who what.

Domo arigato!

JG

Well, Cologne just taught Ranma the Hiryu Shoten Ha.
That's all that I can think of at the moment.

This is what I know.

Cologne taught Ryoga the Breaking Point (Making rocks explode).  She 
also taught Ranma the Hiryu Shoten Ha (Creating a whirlwind powered by 
heat given off by an opponent to fling them away).  I don't consider the 
Chestnut Fist to be so much a technique as Ranma being capable of 
extremley quick movement, inspired by Cologne and her forcing Ranma to 
become faster, lest he be trapped as a girl.  Cologne taught Ryoga the 
	Wrong, see below.
Shi-Shi Hokodan (Summoning condensed depression into a ball and 
'throwing' at an opponent),and Ranma adapted it to himself (Using his 
confidence).

So:

The only technique that Cologne taught Ranma was the Hiryu Shoten Ha.  
She taught Ryoga the breaking point and the Shi-Shi Hokodan.  Ranma 
learned the chestnut fist and the Mouko Takabisha for himself.
	Cologne didn't teach Ryouga the Shi-Shi Hokodan, Ryouga found a 
scroll describing the technique in a cave.  Ryouga learned it, then Ranma 
learned it but realised that the depression based technique didn't work 
that well for him.  So he used what he had learned from the ShiShiHokodan 
to create the Mouko Takabisha.

Cologne knows all of them, and some people believe that she's taught 
them all to Shampoo.

As for Mousse, you did ask for all the amazon techniques, the only one 
I'm aware is the "Kieran Ken".  It is basically a single punch thrown at 
Amaguriken speed, but with a tad more power.  It could mean Swan Fist or 
Fist of the White Swan.  Could be either one, or it could be something 
else.
	Not quite, it's a technique that has mousse hit someone with a 
training potty with a combination of speed and technique that keeps the 
"weapon" hiden while being used.

If I'm wrong about any of this, which is very possible, let me know.

"A chest opened in darkness hold no greater treasure than when it is 
opened in the light."
  -Adria, the witch

?_?

Brian, singing off...


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