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	~~[[Souther]]'s style.~~ {{Audio\|Hooken.ogg\|'''Nanto Hōō Ken'''}} (南斗鳳凰拳, ''South Dipper [[wikipedia:Fenghuang\|Fenghuang Phoenix]] Fist''): : The ultimate form of [[Nanto Seiken]] practiced by [[Souther]], it is a free-form style, without stances or forced routine. Due to the lack of stance, this style has no defense and focuses on pure speed and attacking power. The user has the ability to glide forward, leading into a powerful scissor attack.		{{Audio\|Hooken.ogg\|'''Nanto Hōō Ken'''}} (南斗鳳凰拳, ''South Dipper [[wikipedia:Fenghuang\|Fenghuang Phoenix]] Fist''): : The ultimate form of [[Nanto Seiken]] practiced by [[Souther]], it is a free-form style, without stances or forced routine. Due to the lack of stance, this style has no defense and focuses on pure speed and attacking power. The user has the ability to glide forward, leading into a powerful scissor attack.

	This style is taught in the ways of '''[[Isshi Sōden]]''' (一子相伝), which roughly translates as 'there can absolutely be only one successor to this style'; this means that the successor must kill his teacher.		This style is taught in the ways of '''[[Isshi Sōden]]''' (一子相伝), which roughly translates as 'there can absolutely be only one successor to this style'; this means that the successor must kill his teacher.