hadoken
It is spelled HadouKen not hadoken... Hadou is when life energy is used as martial arts. Hadou has many forms. Hadouken is only one form. This is a very strong attack used by Ryu or Ken Masters.
hadoken by Ken Masters April 17, 2003
Hadoken
ha·do·ken
v. ha·do·kened, ha·do·ken·ing, ha·do·kens
1. To create and shoot a fireball from one's hands, usually of bluish hue, using secret ninja powers.
n.
1. The act of hadokening.
2. The fireball created during the act of hadokening.
interj.
1. Spoken or exclaimed while hadokening.
From Japanese hadou, surge, doki, wrath, and ken, sphere.
ha·do·ken·er n.
ha·do·ken·a·ble adj.
ha·do·ken·ly adv.
v. ha·do·kened, ha·do·ken·ing, ha·do·kens
1. To create and shoot a fireball from one's hands, usually of bluish hue, using secret ninja powers.
n.
1. The act of hadokening.
2. The fireball created during the act of hadokening.
interj.
1. Spoken or exclaimed while hadokening.
From Japanese hadou, surge, doki, wrath, and ken, sphere.
ha·do·ken·er n.
ha·do·ken·a·ble adj.
ha·do·ken·ly adv.
Hadoken
The Hadoken
~ A powerful wave of conducted electricity generated by the human spirit
~ Performed when "chi" is active in the human body from meditation
~ A powerful wave of conducted electricity generated by the human spirit
~ Performed when "chi" is active in the human body from meditation
The Hadoken was believed to be used in the "ken shui" times. Ancient martial artists were skilled with the combat skill Hadoken, and people who were able to use it, were considered blessed by the God of Thunder (Houkda). Nowadays, the move is known as an urban myth and is used in popular video games such as the famous Street Fighter Series.