#2: Apr 30th 2011 at 12:55:39 PM
Not sure about style, but for a weapon, Xiě dī zi, the 'Flying Guillotine'.
edited 30th Apr '11 12:55:52 PM by Carbonek13
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#4: Apr 30th 2011 at 1:20:40 PM
Speaking of WWZ, The Zombie Survival Guide recommends the Monk's Spade
for its range and ability to decapitate.
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#5: May 10th 2011 at 8:36:32 AM
Fascinating weapon! I love it when weapons can do things besides killing.
what shall the style's name be?
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#6: May 11th 2011 at 2:10:06 PM
"Kan Tou Feng" basically means "decapitation style". Feng(high tone) means "style" while with a falling tone it means "gift to the dead". Not sure if it's proper Chinese but you get a bit of a double-entendre.
edited 11th May '11 2:13:37 PM by 66Scorpio
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What chinese-sounding name would be given to a (fictional) martial art style focusing on decapitation and dismemberment, designed for use on my stories version of zombies?
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