it is a style of sword fighting that involves 3 swords one in each hand and one in the mouth u may think it is impossible but it is not many people know how to do this like me
his sword fighting style is the Santô-Ryu.
by gavin hunt April 21, 2006
The sword technique developed by the first Hiko Seijiro used to protect the people from tyranny and national fear. This technique is famed for the user's incredible speed; speed of the sword, speed of reading the opponent's moves, speed of reacting towards it. Passed down through thirteen generations, this style roughly translates as "the sword which soars through heaven" and was discontinued when a certain red-headed vagabond mastered it...
by Allegro February 29, 2004
This technique of the wordHiten Mitsurugi Ryu/word is taught before the ougi. This move involves striking the 9 vital points (Head, shoulders, wrists, both sides of the waist, between the legs, and the chest) so fast that each strike seems simultaneous. The user can do nothing to defend these strikes except to use an equal or stronger Kuzu Ryu Sen, or the wordAma Kakeru Ryu No Hirameki/word.
Hiten Mitsurugi Ryu, Kuzu Ryu Sen
by The Eternal EoN August 12, 2003
A technique of the wordHiten Mitsurugi Ryu/word used to counter attacks from above. The user supports the sword with both hands, one on the hilt, and the other near the tip of the blade, and jumps up, striking the neck or under the chin.
Hiten Mitsurugi Ryu, Ryu Shou Sen
by The Eternal EoN August 12, 2003
The hiten mitsurugi ryu is a Ryu made by the 1st Seujiro Hiko to protect the weak from opression. It is a style that requires Shin Soku( God-like speed) and the will to live and nothing with guilt. The Amakakeru Ryu No hirameki is the succession technique.
The attacks from strongest to weakest.
Amakakeru Ryu No Hirameki
Kuzu Ryu Sen
Ryu Tsui sen Zan
So Ryu Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Kogarashi
Ryu Tsui sen
Ryu So sen Garami
Ryu So Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Arashi
Ryu Shou Sen
Ryu Kan Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Tsumuji
The attacks from strongest to weakest.
Amakakeru Ryu No Hirameki
Kuzu Ryu Sen
Ryu Tsui sen Zan
So Ryu Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Kogarashi
Ryu Tsui sen
Ryu So sen Garami
Ryu So Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Arashi
Ryu Shou Sen
Ryu Kan Sen
Ryu Kan Sen Tsumuji
by Comz May 2, 2004
Niten Ichi Ryu also known as Nito Ryu (Japanese to English trans: the school of two swords) was a form of Kenjutsu (Japanese swordsmanship) created by the legendary sword-saint Musashi Miyamoto (birth name : Takezo Shinmen.)
The style is mostly noted for it's use of using two swords in harmony as one...one to parry, and the other to kill (ex.)
From what I understand of the style's history, Musashi was highly trained by his father in Juttejutsu (skill w/ a steel truncheon) in both standard Jutte, and the Manji-jutte (cross shaped truncheon.)
The jutte is a defensive/offensive tool that switches between the two at a blink....the precursor to the modern Sai used to Okinawan kobudo....
The style is mostly noted for it's use of using two swords in harmony as one...one to parry, and the other to kill (ex.)
From what I understand of the style's history, Musashi was highly trained by his father in Juttejutsu (skill w/ a steel truncheon) in both standard Jutte, and the Manji-jutte (cross shaped truncheon.)
The jutte is a defensive/offensive tool that switches between the two at a blink....the precursor to the modern Sai used to Okinawan kobudo....
A lateral parry w/ a Shoto (short sword) with a counter cut using the Daito (long sword) is a classic example of Nito Ryu (aka Niten Ichi Ryu.)
by ryan @ mobilecomm April 12, 2006
This move of the wordHiten Mitsurugi Ryu/word involves attacking from above, where many victims are vulnerable. The user comes down on the enemmy, hammering upon them with their sword.
Hiten Mitsurugi Ryu, Ryu Tsui Sen
by The Eternal EoN August 9, 2003