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|Name = Anryū Tenha
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|Kanji = 暗琉天破
|Kanji = 暗琉天破
|Romaji = Anryū Tenha
|Romaji = Anryū Tenha
|English = White Destroying Energy
|English = Dark Sparkling Stone Heaven Destruction
|School = [[Hokuto Ryū Ken]] style
|School = [[Hokuto Ryū Ken]] style
|Image = [[File:Hakura_Messei.jpg|290px|]]
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'''{{Audio|Hakuramessei.ogg|Hakura Messei}}''' (暗琉天破 ''Dark Sparkling Stone Heaven Destruction'') ㊙
'''Anryū Tenha''' (暗琉天破 ''Dark Sparkling Stone Heaven Destruction'') ㊙
: This technique launches a fireball at a target. Once used by Han against Kenshiro.
: The most-powerful Hokuto Ryū Ken technique, which uses a current of Demonic energy to trap the opponent in an Anti-Gravity Vortex/Dimension where Space-Time is extremely distorted, this leads to the complete disorientation and confusion of the opponent.




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Latest revision as of 14:46, 14 November 2022

Anryū Tenha
Name

(あん) (りゅう) (てん)

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Kanji 暗琉天破
Romaji Anryū Tenha
English Dark Sparkling Stone Heaven Destruction
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School Hokuto Ryū Ken style

Anryū Tenha (暗琉天破 Dark Sparkling Stone Heaven Destruction) ㊙

The most-powerful Hokuto Ryū Ken technique, which uses a current of Demonic energy to trap the opponent in an Anti-Gravity Vortex/Dimension where Space-Time is extremely distorted, this leads to the complete disorientation and confusion of the opponent.


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