When one absorbs ki from the life of his surroundings and use that force as his own. He can use such a force to attack, heal, and many other techniques.
by Ken Masters April 18, 2003
Hadou is considered superstition
by Anonymous July 1, 2003
by Alb3rt w3sker November 8, 2010
A term used by gamers to declare on superiority to another by stating their Ki or physical mind set is greater than anyone else's. This is mostly used when playing street fighter and the person perfers to use Ken Masters or Ryu.
by Dortez October 28, 2007
A subgenre of nu rave and antonym of klax-rave. Unlike klax-rave (derived from the band Klaxons) hadou-rave is more similar to grime, also using more rave/electo influences. Hadou-rave is derived from the British band Hadouken!.
There is an obvious difference between Hadouken! and Klaxons, therefore Klaxons should be categorized into Klax-rave and Hadouken! into Hadou-rave.
by Leah Carlsson January 2, 2008
A phrase refering to the 'murdurous intent' of a person. However, this feeling is not generated by rage or revenge but by the will to win.
A common trait of people with Satsou no Hadou or those who will only challenge competitors who are worthy enough.
A common trait of people with Satsou no Hadou or those who will only challenge competitors who are worthy enough.
An example of Satsou no Hadou is within the warrior Ryu, from the Street Fighter games. He is said to have fought the mighty warrior Sagat, only to be near beaten. When Sagat lent a hand to help Ryu up, Satsou no Hadou swept into Ryu and he attacked Sagat, wounding him with a terrible scar. This is the power of Satsou no Hadou - the will to win above all.
by Flip_Mo January 6, 2005