Asian lightning

n, one who possesses quick speed and is yellow skinned by nature, know as "asian lightning"

todays forcast is calling for, 20% of asian lightning

by maurus April 27, 2007

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Chain Lightning

spell found in many video and computer games around 1990s and the first decade of the 21st century, wherein a lightning bolt strikes one target, then a second with decreased damage, a third, and so on, until its power has diminished beyond a tickle. Example games would be Heroes of Might and Magic 3, World of Warcraft, et al.

1. Solmyr's special ability is that he starts with the ability to cast chain lightning, one of the most powerful spells in Heroes of Might and Magic 3.

2. Elemental Shamans' Chain Lightning and Chain Heal spells are part of the reason why many World of Warcraft players choose them as their characters.

by LordIronfist December 21, 2009

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Lightning

A high performance version of the popular Ford F-150 pickup truck. The Lightning version is built by Ford's Special Vehicle Team.

I just smoked that Silverado SS in the Lightning.

by pacodiablo February 14, 2004

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Fighting Vipers

A wierd but very interesting fighting game made by SEGA in 1995. The gameplay is similar to that of Virtua Fighter, except that you fight in a walled arena that can be climbed, used for special throws/combos, or destroyed when you put a knockout blow on your opponent, and you can perform chain-throws, and do hit-combos on an opponent who is down. The characters are dressed in 80's-style outfits, wear armor which can be smashed through with special moves, and some characters carry weapons. For instance, there is a musician who uses his guitar, and a kid who uses his skateboard.
The concept of fighting in an enclosed arena was later used in Virtua Fighter 3 and NAMCO's Tekken 4, and the idea of chain throws was later incorporated in Tekken 3.

I still wish SEGA came out with a Dreamcast version of Fighting Vipers 2.

by Jeffery October 12, 2003

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