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    : The user of this technique fires a giant-sized energy beam at a target.
    :'''Ha no Rin''' (破の輪; literally “''Ring of Destruction''”) is a ''[[Gento Koken]]'' technique in which the user gathers their ki and shapes it into a circle which they use to fires off a giant beam of purple energy at their desired target.


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    == Trivia ==
    == Trivia ==
    * ''Ring of Destruction'' was also the export title of Capcom's 1995 wrestling game ''Super Muscle Bomber'', which featured promotional artwork by Tetsuo Hara. It is unknown if the title was a deliberate reference or just a coincidence.
    * ''Ring of Destruction'' was also the export title of Capcom's 1995 wrestling game ''Super Muscle Bomber'', which featured promotional artwork by Tetsuo Hara. It is unknown if the title was a deliberate reference to this technique or just a coincidence.


    [[Category:Gento Ko Ken techniques]]
    [[Category:Gento Ko Ken techniques]]

    Latest revision as of 05:08, 14 December 2021

    Ha no Rin
    Name
    Kanji ()(りん)
    Romaji Ha no Rin
    English Ring of Destruction
    Data
    School Gento Kō Ken
    Ha no Rin (破の輪; literally “Ring of Destruction”) is a Gento Koken technique in which the user gathers their ki and shapes it into a circle which they use to fires off a giant beam of purple energy at their desired target.

    Appears in[edit | edit source]

    Original Manga

    Chapter 148, Anime #114

    Trivia[edit | edit source]

    • Ring of Destruction was also the export title of Capcom's 1995 wrestling game Super Muscle Bomber, which featured promotional artwork by Tetsuo Hara. It is unknown if the title was a deliberate reference to this technique or just a coincidence.