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[[File:Nanto_Koshu_Ken.jpg|thumb|225px|''Nanto Koshū Ken'' in action.]] | [[File:Nanto_Koshu_Ken.jpg|thumb|225px|''Nanto Koshū Ken'' in action.]] | ||
{{Audio|Koshuken.ogg|'''Nanto Koshū Ken'''}} (南斗孤鷲拳, ''South Dipper Lone Eagle Fist''): a form of ''[[Nanto Seiken]]'' represented by its successor, [[Shin]], as part of the [[Nanto Rokusei Ken]] (Six Sacred Fists of Nanto). It focuses on | {{Audio|Koshuken.ogg|'''Nanto Koshū Ken'''}} (南斗孤鷲拳, ''South Dipper Lone Eagle Fist''): a form of ''[[Nanto Seiken]]'' represented by its successor, [[Shin]], as part of the [[Nanto Rokusei Ken]] (Six Sacred Fists of Nanto). It focuses on powerful hand strikes which stab the enemy and hit the pressure point at the same time. This style also uses flying kick techniques (as shown in flashbacks in the manga/anime), such as ''[[Nanto Gokuto Ken |Nanto Gokuto Ken]]''. | ||
This branch of the Nanto Seiken was originally unnamed in the manga and 1980's anime. The designation ''Nanto Koshū Ken'' was first used in the 1986 publication ''[[Hokuto no Ken Special: All About the Man]] ''and has been used in every official ''Hokuto no Ken'' source since then. Shin announces its name for the first time in the video game ''[[Hokuto no Ken: Shinpan no Sōsōsei Kengō Retsuden]]''. | This branch of the Nanto Seiken was originally unnamed in the manga and 1980's anime. The designation ''Nanto Koshū Ken'' was first used in the 1986 publication ''[[Hokuto no Ken Special: All About the Man]] ''and has been used in every official ''Hokuto no Ken'' source since then. Shin announces its name for the first time in the video game ''[[Hokuto no Ken: Shinpan no Sōsōsei Kengō Retsuden]]''. | ||