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** Lei Wulong, the Jackie Chan {{Homage}} character from the ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'' games, has Drunken style as one of his stances.
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* Lei Wulong from ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'' has Drunken Boxing as one of his [[StanceSystem stances]].
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* Played straight by [[BadassNormal Rock Lee]] in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. Lee is actually a good enough fighter to begin with, but Kimimaro, at the time of his fight with Lee, noted that Rock Lee has a very direct, frontal attacking style of fighting, which could lead to predictability. With alcohol helping to keep his movements unpredictable combining with his freakish speed, Lee becomes a monster when using his Drunken Fist. (In ''Anime/NarutoShippudenTheMovie'', his sensei gives him a liquor bonbon and instructions only to take it in direst need.)

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* Played straight by [[BadassNormal Rock Lee]] in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. Lee is actually a good enough fighter to begin with, but Kimimaro, at the time of his fight with Lee, noted that Rock Lee has a very direct, frontal attacking style of fighting, which could lead to predictability. With alcohol helping to keep his movements unpredictable combining with his freakish speed, Lee becomes a monster when using his Drunken Fist. He's also [[CantHoldHisLiquor very easy to get drunk]], which has caused problems when he did stuff like wreck entire restaurants with Might Guy needing to pin him down. (In ''Anime/NarutoShippudenTheMovie'', his sensei gives him a liquor bonbon and instructions only to take it in direst need.)
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* The three main characters of ''WesternAnimation/SeisManos'' each have a different fighting style, and Jesus is a practitioner of Drunken Boxing. In an atypical twist on this trope, Jesus has a drinking problem, but he typically doesn't fight ''while'' drunk.
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* Played straight by [[BadassNormal Rock Lee]] in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. Lee is actually a good enough fighter to begin with, but Kimimaro, at the time of his fight with Lee, noted that Rock Lee a very direct, frontal attacking style of fighting, which could lead to predictability. With alcohol helping to keep his movements unpredictable combining with his freakish speed, Lee becomes a monster when using his Drunken Fist. (In ''Anime/NarutoShippudenTheMovie'', his sensei gives him a liquor bonbon and instructions only to take it in direst need.)

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* Played straight by [[BadassNormal Rock Lee]] in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. Lee is actually a good enough fighter to begin with, but Kimimaro, at the time of his fight with Lee, noted that Rock Lee has a very direct, frontal attacking style of fighting, which could lead to predictability. With alcohol helping to keep his movements unpredictable combining with his freakish speed, Lee becomes a monster when using his Drunken Fist. (In ''Anime/NarutoShippudenTheMovie'', his sensei gives him a liquor bonbon and instructions only to take it in direst need.)
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* Bo Rai Cho in the ''MortalKombat'' series has drunken boxing as one of his fighting styles, and carries a flask. His name is a pun on the Spanish word "borracho", meaning "drunkard". In fact, he is canonically the inventor of the style within the universe of the game.

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* Bo Rai Cho in the ''MortalKombat'' ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series has drunken boxing as one of his fighting styles, and carries a flask. His name is a pun on the Spanish word "borracho", meaning "drunkard". In fact, he is canonically the inventor of the style within the universe of the game.
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* ''Series/IronFist2017'' featured Hand operative Zhou Cheng who used this style, chugging booze throughout his fight with Danny Rand, and even incorporating his liquor bottles as improvised flails and projectiles.
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* In ''Manga/FairyTail'', [[TheAce Bacchus Glowe]] of Quatro Cerberus has mastered a martial arts fighting style that, when he's drunk, allows him to unleash his full unrestrained strength and speed on a target such that they can't keep up with his unpredictability. Elfman, however, manages to exploit the flaw in it that since [[BareFistedMonk he uses his hands]], he coats his body in incredibly tough and spiky scales so that Bacchus ends up damaging ''himself'' in attacking him.
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** Some SuperSentai heroes also use this in probably one episode. Examples include Remi Hoshikawa/[=FiveYellow=] from ''Series/ChikyuuSentaiFiveman'', Koume "Umeko" Kodou/[=DekaPink=] in ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger'', and Retsu Fukami/[=GekiBlue=] in ''Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger''

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** Some SuperSentai ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' heroes also use this in probably one episode. Examples include Remi Hoshikawa/[=FiveYellow=] from ''Series/ChikyuuSentaiFiveman'', Koume "Umeko" Kodou/[=DekaPink=] in ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger'', and Retsu Fukami/[=GekiBlue=] in ''Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger''
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* In ''Anime/AirMaster'' , during the fight against the gang of [[JapaneseDelinquents delinquents]] who had kidnapped Mina, Tokita drink a flask of alcohol for the first time in his life to get drunk and use this technique. This render his movements unpredictable to his opponents, but this also make him too drunk to chase after the guy who was holding Mina.
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* In ''Manga/SoulHunter'', Taikoubou eat a peach infused with sake from the sennin world to get drunk and use this technique against Raijinshi, who otherwise outmatched him in bare-handed fight.
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* [[TinMan Glitch]][[ReBoot !]] Drunken Master!

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* [[TinMan Glitch]][[ReBoot [[Series/TinMan Glitch]][[WesternAnimation/ReBoot !]] Drunken Master!
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* Master Roshi uses Drunken Boxing in the original ''Manga/DragonBall''. The broadcast dub [[{{Bowdlerise}} changed this to]] "Mad Cow" style with the addition of cow-head clipart to the scene, but the DVD version left it unchanged.

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* Master Roshi uses Drunken Boxing in the original ''Manga/DragonBall''. The broadcast dub [[{{Bowdlerise}} changed this to]] "Mad Cow" style with the addition of cow-head clipart clip art to the scene, but the DVD version left it unchanged.



* [[PandaingToTheAudience Panda Style, the Kung Fu style invented and used by Po]] in the ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' franchise shares many similarities with Drunken Kung Fu, namely that it relies less on avoiding damage as much as it does recieving it and using the momentum and, well, body-fat. It's also highly irregular and mobile, compared to other styles.

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* [[PandaingToTheAudience Panda Style, the Kung Fu style invented and used by Po]] in the ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' franchise shares many similarities with Drunken Kung Fu, namely that it relies less on avoiding damage as much as it does recieving than on receiving it and using the momentum and, well, body-fat. It's also highly irregular and mobile, compared to other styles.
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* {{Videogame/Absolver}} has "Stagger" as one of four stances you can use in the game, and the only one not available from the start. The stance makes your character hobble around and your defensive ability lets you stumble out of the way of attacks (or into the opponent directly) and the moves all look like you're falling over as you perform them. It can also be the most dangerous style if it's mastered. Also included are sword moves, which are just as confusing to watch as the bare-knuckle ones.
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* [[PandaingToTheAudience Panda Style, the Kung Fu style invented and used by Po]] in the ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' franchise shares many similarities with Drunken Kung Fu, namely that it relies less on avoiding damage as much as it does recieving it and using the momentum and, well, body-fat. It's also highly irregular and mobile, compared to other styles.
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* In ''[[Videogame/DefJamSeries Def Jam: Fight for NY]]'', Drunken Boxing is one of the fighting styles you can learn by combining specific styles. It's also the preferred fighting style of [[Music/PublicEnemy Flava Flav]].
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* ''PhantasyStarPortable 2'' gives us the Ikku Hikku, a Photon Art for the knuckles weapon. At the end of the combo, the user reclines on the ground and takes a swig from a flask pulled out of HammerSpace.

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* ''PhantasyStarPortable ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarPortable 2'' gives us the Ikku Hikku, a Photon Art for the knuckles weapon. At the end of the combo, the user reclines on the ground and takes a swig from a flask pulled out of HammerSpace.
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** Something similar also shows up in ''{{Kinnikuman}}'' where it turns out King Muscle and Kid Muscle have developed an elaborate sleep-fighting technique due to sleeping in the same bed. (Uh...)

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** Something similar also shows up in ''{{Kinnikuman}}'' ''Manga/{{Kinnikuman}}'' where it turns out King Muscle and Kid Muscle have developed an elaborate sleep-fighting technique due to sleeping in the same bed. (Uh...)
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* If you haven't guessed by now, JackieChan is a [[OldMaster Master]] of Drunken Boxing. He incorporates it into his movie choreography, giving us his entertaining performances.

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* If you haven't guessed by now, JackieChan Creator/JackieChan is a [[OldMaster Master]] of Drunken Boxing. He incorporates it into his movie choreography, giving us his entertaining performances.
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* In the doujin fighter game ''EternalFighterZero'', Nayuki Minase parodies this with her "sleepy boxing" technique, which looks just like drunken boxing, except she's asleep. In this case, alcohol is replaced with strawberry jam.

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* In the doujin fighter game ''EternalFighterZero'', ''VideoGame/EternalFighterZero'', Nayuki Minase parodies this with her "sleepy boxing" technique, which looks just like drunken boxing, except she's asleep. In this case, alcohol is replaced with strawberry jam.
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** Lei Wulong, the Jackie Chan {{Homage}} character from the ''{{Tekken}}'' games, has Drunken style as one of his stances.

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** Lei Wulong, the Jackie Chan {{Homage}} character from the ''{{Tekken}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'' games, has Drunken style as one of his stances.
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* Shun Di, a regular of the ''VirtuaFighter'' series since the second game, uses Drunken Boxing as his fighting style of choice. Some of his more damaging and advanced moves require Shun Di to have a certain number of drinks in him to perform.

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* Shun Di, a regular of the ''VirtuaFighter'' ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' series since the second game, uses Drunken Boxing as his fighting style of choice. Some of his more damaging and advanced moves require Shun Di to have a certain number of drinks in him to perform.
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* Chuu from ''YuYuHakusho'' even incorporates alcohol into his KiAttacks, making them more powerful.

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* Chuu from ''YuYuHakusho'' ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' even incorporates alcohol into his KiAttacks, making them more powerful.
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* ''{{Everway}}'' supplement ''Spherewalker Sourcebook''. The combat system called The Entangling Art involves the user appearing clumsy, staggering out of the way of blows, accidentally tripping enemies and clumsily dashing weapons out of their hands. It can be used to break arms, knock down stout warriors, and even kill opponents.
* One Terrestrial Martial Art in ''TabletopGames/{{Exalted}}'' is called Orgiastic Fugitive Style. Basically Drunken Boxing mixed with copious amounts of narcotics and marathon sex.

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* ''{{Everway}}'' ''TabletopGame/{{Everway}}'' supplement ''Spherewalker Sourcebook''. The combat system called The Entangling Art involves the user appearing clumsy, staggering out of the way of blows, accidentally tripping enemies and clumsily dashing weapons out of their hands. It can be used to break arms, knock down stout warriors, and even kill opponents.
* One Terrestrial Martial Art in ''TabletopGames/{{Exalted}}'' ''TabletopGame/{{Exalted}}'' is called Orgiastic Fugitive Style. Basically Drunken Boxing mixed with copious amounts of narcotics and marathon sex.
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* Parodied in ''[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]''. After Kuno has forced a whole bottle of sake down female-Ranma's throat, she begins to sway and dodge in unpredictable patterns. A teacher (whom Kuno shortly intimidates into silence) complains about underage drinking, but Genma tries to explain that it's really a form of Drunken Fist, especially when she kicks Kuno out cold... and she passes out right there, tanked out of her skull.

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* Parodied in ''[[RanmaOneHalf Ranma 1/2]]''.''Manga/RanmaOneHalf''. After Kuno has forced a whole bottle of sake down female-Ranma's throat, she begins to sway and dodge in unpredictable patterns. A teacher (whom Kuno shortly intimidates into silence) complains about underage drinking, but Genma tries to explain that it's really a form of Drunken Fist, especially when she kicks Kuno out cold... and she passes out right there, tanked out of her skull.
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* In ''Film/TheWorldsEnd'', the pubcrawlers, while not martial artists in any sense of the word, get progressively better at fighting their robotic foes the more they drink, even displaying a couple of recognizable moves from Drunken Master- this should be expected given that the stunt coordinator was Brad Allen, a member of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team. However, more frequently they use [[TheWrestlerInAllOfUs wrestling moves]].

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* In ''Film/TheWorldsEnd'', the pubcrawlers, while not martial artists in any sense of the word, get progressively better at fighting their robotic foes the more they drink, even displaying a couple of recognizable moves from Drunken Master- this should be expected given that the stunt coordinator was Brad Allen, a member of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team. However, more frequently they use [[TheWrestlerInAllOfUs [[WrestlerInAllOfUs wrestling moves]].
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* In ''Film/TheWorldsEnd'', the pubcrawlers, while not martial artists in any sense of the word, get progressively better at fighting their robotic foes the more they drink, even displaying a couple of recognizable moves from Drunken Master- this should be expected given that the stunt coordinator was Brad Allen, a member of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team.

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* In ''Film/TheWorldsEnd'', the pubcrawlers, while not martial artists in any sense of the word, get progressively better at fighting their robotic foes the more they drink, even displaying a couple of recognizable moves from Drunken Master- this should be expected given that the stunt coordinator was Brad Allen, a member of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team. However, more frequently they use [[TheWrestlerInAllOfUs wrestling moves]].
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* This is one of the various combat styles in ''VideoGame/OneFingerDeathPunch''. It's primarily seen in Boss Fights, rather than the Mob Round free-for-alls where it would be the most entertaining.
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Drunken Boxing, also known as Drunken Fist or Drunkard's Boxing, is a traditional Chinese martial art. It is a style of wushu that imitates a drunkard in its movements. The postures are created by momentum and weight of the body, and imitation is generally through staggering and a certain type of fluidity in the movements. Part of the idea here is to make one's movements unpredictable (because it doesn't look like any normal martial art). It is considered to be among the more difficult wushu styles to learn, due to the need for powerful joints and fingers. Think about the kind of strength you need to be able to lie flat on your back and stand up without using anything but your toes and ankles.

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Drunken Boxing, also known as Drunken Fist or Drunkard's Boxing, is a traditional Chinese martial art. It is a style of wushu Wushu that imitates a drunkard in its movements. The postures are created by momentum and weight of the body, and imitation is generally through staggering and a certain type of fluidity in the movements. Part of the idea here is to make one's movements unpredictable (because it doesn't look like any normal martial art). It is considered to be among the more difficult wushu Wushu styles to learn, due to the need for powerful joints and fingers. Think about the kind of strength you need to be able to lie flat on your back and stand up without using anything but your toes and ankles.
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-->'''Iron Fist''': ''(To Mr. X)'' "You may hear my thoughts, but my Drunken Style [[ConfusionFu gives no warning]]."

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-->'''Iron Fist''': ''(To Fist:''' ''[to Mr. X)'' "You X]'' You may hear my thoughts, but my Drunken Style [[ConfusionFu gives no warning]]."

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