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Creator/AlexanderFuSheng and Chi Kuan-chun, once again, reprises their roles respectively as Fang Shi-yu and Hong Hui-gan, the two real-life experts and practitioners of the Shaolin arts, who's out to avenge the betrayal of the Shaolin clan by the Wu Tang traitors. In this continuity, Fang Shi-yu and his brother, Fang Hsiao-yu (never mentioned in any other versions) embarks on a long and arduous training to avenge their father who's killed by Wu Tang traitors.
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Creator/AlexanderFuSheng and Chi Kuan-chun, once again, reprises reprise their roles respectively as Fang Shi-yu and Hong Hui-gan, the two real-life experts and practitioners of the Shaolin arts, who's who are out to avenge the betrayal of the Shaolin clan by the Wu Tang traitors. In this continuity, Fang Shi-yu and his brother, Fang Hsiao-yu (never mentioned in any other versions) embarks embark on a long and arduous training to avenge their father who's killed by Wu Tang traitors.
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* AnachronicOrder: The movienopens with the heroes battling the Wu Tang's mooks, before flashing back after the opening titles on what happened the previous year. And througout the movie, the film alternates between the Fang brothers' training and their epic final battle, and then back to them bonding as brothers, and so on.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, who banters about during their training and in-between their fights.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, who banters about during their training and in-between their fights.
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* AnachronicOrder: The movienopens with the heroes battling the Wu Tang's mooks, before flashing back after the opening titles on what happened the previous year. And througout throughout the movie, the film alternates between the Fang brothers' training and their epic final battle, and then back to them bonding as brothers, and so on.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, whobanters banter about during their training and in-between their fights.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, who
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* CanonForeigner: Fang Shi-Yu's older brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, as portrayed by Bruce Tong, who was made solely for this film. The (alleged) real life martial artist Fang Shi-Yu doesn't have any siblings, and Fang Hsiao-yu doesn't show up anywhere outside of this film.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang, are in black-and-white.
* DoomedByCanon: Considering Fang Shi-yu's brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, never appears in any other adaptations revolvong around Fang Shi-yu, it's a surprise to nobody that he wouldn't outlive the credits.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang, are in black-and-white.
* DoomedByCanon: Considering Fang Shi-yu's brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, never appears in any other adaptations revolvong around Fang Shi-yu, it's a surprise to nobody that he wouldn't outlive the credits.
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* CanonForeigner: Fang Shi-Yu's older brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, as portrayed by Bruce Tong, who was made solely for this film. The (alleged) real life real-life martial artist Fang Shi-Yu doesn't have any siblings, and Fang Hsiao-yu doesn't show up anywhere outside of this film.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang,are is in black-and-white.
* DoomedByCanon: Considering Fang Shi-yu's brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, never appears in any other adaptationsrevolvong revolving around Fang Shi-yu, it's a surprise to nobody that he wouldn't outlive the credits.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang,
* DoomedByCanon: Considering Fang Shi-yu's brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, never appears in any other adaptations
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* RedFilterOfDoom: Used in several scenes of the film, for instance when a Shaolin senior gets flumg to his death, and when Fang Shi-yu kills an elite Wu Tang fighter, with the entire screen tinted red as th onscreen victim collapses and writhes in his death throes.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brothers trains themselves to improve their fighting skills and to avenge their father. And later, them training their followers.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brothers trains themselves to improve their fighting skills and to avenge their father. And later, them training their followers.
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* RedFilterOfDoom: Used in several scenes of the film, for instance when a Shaolin senior gets flumg flung to his death, and when Fang Shi-yu kills an elite Wu Tang fighter, with the entire screen tinted red as th the onscreen victim collapses and writhes in his death throes.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brotherstrains train themselves to improve their fighting skills and to avenge their father. And later, them training their followers.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brothers
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* YouKilledMyFather: The Fang brothers swears vengeance to Master Lu Yin-Bu for leading the Wu Dang clan and killing their father.
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* YouKilledMyFather: The Fang brothers swears swear vengeance to on Master Lu Yin-Bu for leading the Wu Dang clan and killing their father.
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* SimpleStaff: Hong Hui-Guan, the Shaolin ally of the brothers, use a staff as his weapon.
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* AnachronicOrder: The movienopens with the heroes battling the Wu Tang's mooks, before flashing back after the opening titles on what happened the previous year. And througout the movie, the film alternates between the Fang brothers' training and their epic final battle, and then back to them bonding as brothers, and so on.
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* BigGuyFatalitySyndrome: Fang Hsiao-yu doesn't survive the film.
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* DoomedByCanon: Considering Fang Shi-yu's brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, never appears in any other adaptations revolvong around Fang Shi-yu, it's a surprise to nobody that he wouldn't outlive the credits.
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''The Shaolin Avengers'' is a 1976 Creator/ShawBrothers MartialArtsMovie directed by Chang Cheh, one of the many, many Shaolin-themed movies released by the studios in the late-70s.
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''The Shaolin Avengers'' Avengers'', also known as ''[[TheForeignSubtitle Invincible Kung Fu Brothers]]'', is a 1976 Creator/ShawBrothers MartialArtsMovie directed by Chang Cheh, one of the many, many Shaolin-themed movies released by the studios in the late-70s.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The two heroes are Shaolin-trained warriors out to avenge their father.
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''The Shaolin Avengers'' is a 1976 Creator/ShawBrothers MartialArtsMovie directed by Chang Cheh, one of the many, many Shaolin-themed movies released by the studios in the late-70s.
Creator/AlexanderFuSheng and Chi Kuan-chun, once again, reprises their roles respectively as Fang Shi-yu and Hong Hui-gan, the two real-life experts and practitioners of the Shaolin arts, who's out to avenge the betrayal of the Shaolin clan by the Wu Tang traitors. In this continuity, Fang Shi-yu and his brother, Fang Hsiao-yu (never mentioned in any other versions) embarks on a long and arduous training to avenge their father who's killed by Wu Tang traitors.
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!!Shaolin Avengers contains examples of:
* ActionMom: The Fang brothers' mom, Miao Tsui-fa, is a capable fighter and trainer of the brothers in fighting.
* AlternateContinuity: The movie appears to take place in the same universe as ''Film/DisciplesOfShaolin'' (also starring Alexander Fu and Chi Kuan-chun) released just a year earlier, reprising their roles from that other film. However the origins of the Shaolin sect is different, and Fu Sheng's character, Fang Shi-yu, is now depicted as having an elder brother which is absent in all other versions.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, who banters about during their training and in-between their fights.
* CanonForeigner: Fang Shi-Yu's older brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, as portrayed by Bruce Tong, who was made solely for this film. The (alleged) real life martial artist Fang Shi-Yu doesn't have any siblings, and Fang Hsiao-yu doesn't show up anywhere outside of this film.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang, are in black-and-white.
* EverybodyWasKungFuFighting: Every main character is a fighter and a kung-fu expert, befitting the film being one of Chang Cheh's many Shaolin-themed movies.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: The Fang brothers both prefer to fight with their bare hands, even if there are weapons available. Unfortunately this trope ends up being proven to be impractical -- while Fang Hsiao-yu beats up numerous sword-wielding mooks with his bare hands, one random mook ends up running his sword into Hsiao-yu's side (why he never considered picking up a weapon from a beaten enemy is never addressed).
* HowWeGotHere: Right at the start of the film, the Fang brothers and their friend, Hong Hui-Gan, are surrounded by hordes and hordes of Wu Tang mooks led by Feng Dao-De, which they proceed to beat up. A few minutes into their fighting, the film then flashes back to what happened a year ago, how the brothers lose their father, and undertook a lengthy training session to avenge him.
* LodgedBladeRecycling: After Fang Hsiao-yu gets sliced too many times, with a single sword shoved through his guts, he finally, finally pulled the sword out of his midsection and use it to slice up mooks.
* MadeOfIron: Fang Hsiao-yu, despite suffering multiple stabs and cuts, and ''a freaking sword through his torso''. His response? Pull out that sword and start hacking away at mooks.
* RedFilterOfDoom: Used when Fang Shi-yu kills an elite Wu Tang fighter, with the entire screen tinted red as the rival fighter collapses and writhes in his death throes.
* SimpleStaff: Hong Hui-Guan, the Shaolin ally of the brothers, use a staff as his weapon.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brothers trains themselves to improve their fighting skills and to avenge their father. And later, them training their followers.
* VowOfCelibacy: Taken by the Fang brothers, after swearing vengeance against the Wu Dang, where they must '''never''' engage in any acts of sex until their father's death is avenged. Because, according to their mother and tutor, "sex is too much of a distraction"...
* YouKilledMyFather: The Fang brothers swears vengeance to Master Lu Yin-Bu for leading the Wu Dang clan and killing their father.
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''The Shaolin Avengers'' is a 1976 Creator/ShawBrothers MartialArtsMovie directed by Chang Cheh, one of the many, many Shaolin-themed movies released by the studios in the late-70s.
Creator/AlexanderFuSheng and Chi Kuan-chun, once again, reprises their roles respectively as Fang Shi-yu and Hong Hui-gan, the two real-life experts and practitioners of the Shaolin arts, who's out to avenge the betrayal of the Shaolin clan by the Wu Tang traitors. In this continuity, Fang Shi-yu and his brother, Fang Hsiao-yu (never mentioned in any other versions) embarks on a long and arduous training to avenge their father who's killed by Wu Tang traitors.
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!!Shaolin Avengers contains examples of:
* ActionMom: The Fang brothers' mom, Miao Tsui-fa, is a capable fighter and trainer of the brothers in fighting.
* AlternateContinuity: The movie appears to take place in the same universe as ''Film/DisciplesOfShaolin'' (also starring Alexander Fu and Chi Kuan-chun) released just a year earlier, reprising their roles from that other film. However the origins of the Shaolin sect is different, and Fu Sheng's character, Fang Shi-yu, is now depicted as having an elder brother which is absent in all other versions.
* BashBrothers: The Fang brothers, Fang Shi-yu and Fang Hsiao-yu, who banters about during their training and in-between their fights.
* CanonForeigner: Fang Shi-Yu's older brother, Fang Hsiao-yu, as portrayed by Bruce Tong, who was made solely for this film. The (alleged) real life martial artist Fang Shi-Yu doesn't have any siblings, and Fang Hsiao-yu doesn't show up anywhere outside of this film.
* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The flashback of the Fangs' father, being betrayed and killed by the Wu Dang, are in black-and-white.
* EverybodyWasKungFuFighting: Every main character is a fighter and a kung-fu expert, befitting the film being one of Chang Cheh's many Shaolin-themed movies.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: The Fang brothers both prefer to fight with their bare hands, even if there are weapons available. Unfortunately this trope ends up being proven to be impractical -- while Fang Hsiao-yu beats up numerous sword-wielding mooks with his bare hands, one random mook ends up running his sword into Hsiao-yu's side (why he never considered picking up a weapon from a beaten enemy is never addressed).
* HowWeGotHere: Right at the start of the film, the Fang brothers and their friend, Hong Hui-Gan, are surrounded by hordes and hordes of Wu Tang mooks led by Feng Dao-De, which they proceed to beat up. A few minutes into their fighting, the film then flashes back to what happened a year ago, how the brothers lose their father, and undertook a lengthy training session to avenge him.
* LodgedBladeRecycling: After Fang Hsiao-yu gets sliced too many times, with a single sword shoved through his guts, he finally, finally pulled the sword out of his midsection and use it to slice up mooks.
* MadeOfIron: Fang Hsiao-yu, despite suffering multiple stabs and cuts, and ''a freaking sword through his torso''. His response? Pull out that sword and start hacking away at mooks.
* RedFilterOfDoom: Used when Fang Shi-yu kills an elite Wu Tang fighter, with the entire screen tinted red as the rival fighter collapses and writhes in his death throes.
* SimpleStaff: Hong Hui-Guan, the Shaolin ally of the brothers, use a staff as his weapon.
* TrainingMontage: The Fang brothers trains themselves to improve their fighting skills and to avenge their father. And later, them training their followers.
* VowOfCelibacy: Taken by the Fang brothers, after swearing vengeance against the Wu Dang, where they must '''never''' engage in any acts of sex until their father's death is avenged. Because, according to their mother and tutor, "sex is too much of a distraction"...
* YouKilledMyFather: The Fang brothers swears vengeance to Master Lu Yin-Bu for leading the Wu Dang clan and killing their father.
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