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'''ADMIN NOTE:''' ''Ideally, I would like each of the Keiraku Hiko to have their own pages.'' | |||
The human body has 708 '''Keiraku Hikō''' (経絡秘孔 ''[[wikipedia:Meridian (Chinese medicine)|Meridian Channel]] Hidden Points'', also known as simply '''Hikō''', tsubo or pressure points). These pressure points can destroy a person within. The Hikō can also be used to erase and restore memory, heal, neutralize poisons, paralyze, cripple, mind control, force to speak truth, prolong or shorten lifespan, increase or decrease physical strenght and speed, and even can be used to revive someone freshly deceased. Hikō are used in the martial arts [[Hokuto Shinken]], [[Seito Gekken]], [[Hokuto Sonka Ken]], [[Hokuto Soka Ken]] and its derivatives such as [[Gō no Ken]], [[Jū no Ken]], [[Hokumon no Ken]] and [[Hokuda Shin Ken]]. The [[Hokuto Ryu Ken]] counterpart is called [[Keiraku Hako]]. | The human body has 708 '''Keiraku Hikō''' (経絡秘孔 ''[[wikipedia:Meridian (Chinese medicine)|Meridian Channel]] Hidden Points'', also known as simply '''Hikō''', tsubo or pressure points). These pressure points can destroy a person within. The Hikō can also be used to erase and restore memory, heal, neutralize poisons, paralyze, cripple, mind control, force to speak truth, prolong or shorten lifespan, increase or decrease physical strenght and speed, and even can be used to revive someone freshly deceased. Hikō are used in the martial arts [[Hokuto Shinken]], [[Seito Gekken]], [[Hokuto Sonka Ken]], [[Hokuto Soka Ken]] and its derivatives such as [[Gō no Ken]], [[Jū no Ken]], [[Hokumon no Ken]] and [[Hokuda Shin Ken]]. The [[Hokuto Ryu Ken]] counterpart is called [[Keiraku Hako]]. | ||