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 Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 4:30 pm
Why you ask? well they need to make one change with him, make him use Jeet Kune Do, but wait, you say he already uses it? no he does not, he uses move's he copied from various Bruce Lee films such as Big Boss, Fist Of Fury, Game Of Death, Enter the Dragon, and Way of The Dragon. But if Jann Lee actually used Jeet Kune Do he would be unbeatable. Why? because Jeet Kune Do takes techniques from various styles such as Left Jabbing Boxing, European Fencing, Wing Chun Gung Fu (not a typo, its Gung Fu, not Kung Fu), Muay Thai, Akido, and many other's. And each user adds in their own little tricks, also the style allows the user to adapt to any situation, to have a counter for every single move the opponent can do.
So lets say a character like Ein or Gen Fu go up against this Jeet Kune Do master, the JKD master would always win because their style's are what Jeet Kune Do specializes in fighting against, one's that are "traditional" and have strict set of rules. Really the only character's the have a chance at beating this JKD master is Brad Wong and Zack, because their style's also allow them to adapt.
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Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 8:19 pm
Hmm..that sounds pretty scary...but what about the character's who use ninjutsu?? Ninjutsu is completely not traditional and lots of its techniques are secretive to the outside world (until quite recently at least..).
But then again...what Team Ninja did with the ninjutsu fighting styles may just be mostly made up, considering the fact supposedly that ninja are supposed to kill/defeat their opponents as quickly as possible...but I don't know enough about that to go in depth confused
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 1:17 am
Ninjutsu though is more about being secretive, I thought. A Jeet Kune Do master might actually be at a disadvantage because Ninjas focus more on attacking from behind and immobilizing opponents...
Hmmm...
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Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 2:57 pm
Jennifer Darknight Ninjutsu though is more about being secretive, I thought. A Jeet Kune Do master might actually be at a disadvantage because Ninjas focus more on attacking from behind and immobilizing opponents... Hmmm... A Jeet Kune Do master would never allow that and Ninjitsu is very traditional I have studied the books, their hand to hand combat is somewhat traditional but not their stealth techinques. Plus Jeet Kune Do masters can use anything because it applies techiniques from other styles and each master adds their own mix to it, so a ninja could essentially become a Jeet Kune Do master and use some ninja techniques but..... Everyone wanna see me throw a fireball but that not right not in real life xd
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 7:13 pm
Hmmm...food for thought.
Say, Hai Tien, you like Jann a lot, huh? Your studies are very detailed.
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Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 9:47 pm
Llashan Hmmm...food for thought.
Say, Hai Tien, you like Jann a lot, huh? Your studies are very detailed. no I just like Martial Arts alot, I study them in real life, I study many many many styles, including a style similar to Gen Fu's, Christie's style (invented by Jackie Chan), Ein's style of Karate, and much much more
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