The Fourteen Anime Martial Arts Teams Redux

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Greetings, anime fans, martial arts aficionados, fighting game devotees, and enthusiasts of all things about anime, martial arts, video games, and fighting tournaments. Antoni here with another written entry. It is no secret that I revel in my fourteen seven-anime-character martial arts team AU headcanon, as I have been developing this concept since a year ago. However, this concept has been tried and tested from childhood to adolescence to adulthood. From 1998 to 2009, I have been traveling with my family and by myself on a couple of occasions to various locales, encountered different television stations, and played a good chunk of fighting video games. Cebu and Manila in the Philippines; Oxford, England in the United Kingdom; Hong Kong; New York, New Jersey, Minnesota, California, Florida, North Carolina, and Hawaii in the United States of America were among the many destinations my family and I traveled to, especially when it came to searching for anime that I still hold dearly to this day. Whenever I tuned in to ABS-CBN, Adult Swim, Animax, The Anime Network, AXN, Cartoon Network, the Funimation Channel, GMA-7, Hero TV, QTV, RPN 9, Studio 23, Solar TV, Toonami, and even on YouTube, I have always kept my mind open to the characters I enjoyed the most and delved into a lot of the fan-related discourse on various anime and pop-culture magazines. Bulking this passion for anime with fighting video games I played on Play Station 1, 2, and 3 as well as in the arcades such as Tekken, Street Fighter, Mortal Combat, and King of Fighters also helped to feed the ever-burning flame. All of this led me to create the pipe dream of wanting to be a voice actor for anime and video games and even want to go the direction of announcing, being the performing arts aficionado I have always been. However, I am glad to have taken a more objective route with the visual media I care for the most in written-discourse and video-review forms. Cutting this long prelude short, I want to thank my family and extended family from the Philippines to the United Kingdom to the United States of America to Canada to various parts of the world for encouraging me to be open-minded, passionate, and maintain high interest in anime, martial arts, and fighting video games. I owe it to each and every one of you for giving me the drive and determination to create my anime martial arts teams AU headcanon. This anime fan-related AU headcanon concept has been on the backburner for over two decades, especially since I started to become a full-fledged anime fan as a 12-year-old sixth grader in 2004. Now that I am a 32-year-old man about to finish my Master’s in American Studies degree in a couple of months, I am more determined as ever to cherish my anime martial arts teams AU headcanon and learn a lot about the martial arts I have been providing to the anime characters I have always enjoyed on the small screen.
 
While I truly revel in my fourteen seven-anime character martial arts teams AU headcanon, I realized that some of the team-ups did not make sense in hindsight. Granted, I am still happy and satisfied with a good number of the team-ups. However, some of them must have the switch-up treatment. This has also extended to some of the martial arts I gave to a good number of them, which did not hold up as well as I thought it did. After much reflection, reassessment, and rethinking, I present you the fourteen anime martial arts teams I have formulated consisting of seven anime characters per team. The selected characters come from Inuyasha, Baki the Grappler, Shura no Toki, Shootfighter Tekken, Hajime no Ippo, Fullmetal Alchemist, Solty Rei, Ultra Maniac, Wolf’s Rain, Texhnolyze, Geneshaft, Chrono Crusade, Samurai 7, Kiddy Grade, Hungry Heart, Full Metal Panic, GetBackers, and Cardcaptor Sakura. Some of the martial arts choices I have come up for some of the characters might seem bizarre and contradictory to some of the anime series’ canon universes. Nonetheless, I can roll with those choices and thrive at them with all of my being. Furthermore, I am arranging the team members from oldest to youngest that include their main martial arts, their birthdays, and their ages as of 2024. With that said, let’s get ready to rumble and may this be a full house in the anime martial arts tournament arena. Osu! Hajime!
 
The Splendid Seven (Sesshoumaru, Shuran, Inuyasha, Hakkaku, Ginta, Ayame, and Shunran)
The arena resounds in triumph and majesty when Sesshoumaru, Shuran, Inuyasha, Hakkaku, Ginta, Ayame, and Shunran take center stage. Opponents would be foolish to trounce two dog yokai brothers in Sesshoumaru and Inuyasha, three spiky-haired yokai brothers in Shuran, Hakkaku, and Ginta, and two auburn-haired sisters in Ayame and Shunran. Sesshoumaru’s German suplexes, Shuran’s torture racks, Inuyasha’s piledrivers, Hakkaku’s upward headbutts, Ginta’s downward headbutts, Ayame’s elbow slashes, and Shunran’s leopard blows can cause collateral damage to their opponents and leave them half-dead.
  1. Sesshoumaru from Inuyasha– Mixed Martial Arts with a background in Vale Tudo, Kapu Kuialua, Folkstyle Wrestling, Pancrase, Combat Sambo, Catch Wrestling, and Huka-Huka; April 30, 1981; 43 years old
  2. Shuran from Inuyasha– Professional Wrestling with a background in Sumo Wrestling, Lutte Traditionelle, Gidigbo, Malla-yuddha, Pehlwani, Boli Khela, and Mongolian Wrestling; March 12, 1981; 42 years old
  3. Inuyasha from Inuyasha– Ancient Greek Wrestling with a background in Ancient Pankration, Modern Pankration, Luta Livre, Ssireum, Greco-Roman Wrestling, Freestyle Wrestling, and Shoot Wrestling; April 1, 1982; 42 years old
  4. Hakkaku from Inuyasha– Muay Boran with a background in Lerdrit, Bokator, Muay Lao, Muay Korat, Muay Chaiya, Muay Lopburi, and Muay Thasao; May 13, 1983; 41 years old
  5. Ginta from Inuyasha– Lethwei with a background in Bokator, Lerdrit, Muay Lopburi, Muay Lao, Muay Thasao, Muay Korat, and Muay Chaiya; May 15, 1983; 41 years old
  6. Ayame from Inuyasha– Xtreme Gladiator Kickboxing with a background in Shooto, Shootfighting, Shoot Boxing, Draka Kickboxing, Kyuk Too Ki, Muay Thai, and Pradal Serey; February 7, 1985; 39 years old
  7. Shunran from Inuyasha– Sanda with a background in Dutch Kickboxing, Japanese Kickboxing, American Kickboxing, Wing Chun, Bajiquan, Baguazhang, and Changquan; February 14, 1986; 38 years old
 
The War Emperors (Yoshiki, Mamoru, Kuranosuke, Tsume, Mitsuhide, Kisuke, and Shinosuke)
Massively magnificent muscles bulging like tall mountain ranges and victorious virility matching their muscles are the attributes that define Yoshiki Takaishi, Mamoru Takamura, Kuranosuke Takeda, Tsume, Mitsuhide Kuroda, Kisuke, and Shinosuke as warlord emperor wrestlers. These seven musclemen emperors present themselves like strong lions with their massive muscles and bellowing roars. Yoshiki’s gorilla presses, Mamoru’s fireman’s carries, Kuranosuke’s electric chairs, Tsume’s bearhugs, Mitsuhide’s Full Nelsons, Kisuke’s sharpshooters, and Shinosuke’s camel clutches annihilate their opponents’ flesh and bones.
  1. Yoshiki Takaishi from Shootfighter Tekken– Sumo Wrestling; March 13, 1980; 44 years old
  2. Mamoru Takamura from Hajime no Ippo– Lutte Traditionelle; July 7, 1980; 44 years old
  3. Kuranosuke Takeda from Inuyasha– Gidigbo; July 21, 1980; 44 years old
  4. Tsume from Wolf’s Rain– Malla-yuddha; June 9, 1981; 43 years old
  5. Mitsuhide Kuroda from Shootfighter Tekken– Pehlwani; July 11, 1981; 43 years old
  6. Kisuke from Inuyasha– Boli Khela; August 13, 1981; 43 years old
  7. Shinosuke from Inuyasha– Mongolian Wrestling; September 15, 1981; 43 years old
 
The Chromium Muscle Kings (Baki, Ryoma, Takeshi, Kiibo, Alexander, Ichiro, and Ippo)
Magnificently mighty muscles of chromium, stupendous super-strength of titanium, and valorous virility of steel are the hallmarks that amplify Baki Hanma, Ryoma Sakamoto, Takeshi Sendo, Kiichi “Kiibo” Miyazawa, Alexander Volg Zangief, Ichiro Miyata, and Ippo Makunouchi as warrior king wrestlers. These seven musclemen kings have the Bengal tiger’s strength and resounding roars to crush stronger opponents. Baki’s airplane spins, Ryoma’s powerbombs, Takeshi’s powerslams, Kiibo’s guillotine drops, Alexander’s Full Nelson slams, Ichiro’s Cobra Clutch slams, and Ippo’s fisherman drivers obliterate their opponents’ bodies.
  1. Baki Hanma from Baki the Grappler– Kapu Kuialua; January 3, 1982; 42 years old
  2. Ryoma Sakamoto from Shura no Toki– Vale Tudo; January 8, 1982; 42 years old
  3. Takeshi Sendo from Hajime no Ippo– Luta Livre; May 5, 1983; 41 years old
  4. Kiichi “Kiibo” Miyazawa from Shootfighter Tekken– Ssireum; May 7, 1983; 41 years old
  5. Alexander Volg Zangief from Hajime no Ippo– Greco-Roman Wrestling; October 30, 1983; 41 years old
  6. Ichiro Miyata from Hajime no Ippo– Catch Wrestling; August 27, 1984; 40 years old
  7. Ippo Makunouchi from Hajime no Ippo– Freestyle Wrestling; November 23, 1984; 40 years old
 
The Titanium Sinew Chiefs (Kurz, Masaru, Tatsuya, Mario, Atsunobu, Ryuichi, and Hiroto)
Marvelously marbled muscles, sterling strength, and formidable fierceness are the traits that thoroughly define Kurz Weber, Masaru Aoki, Tatsuya Kimura, Mario Musicanova, Atsunobu Hayashimizu, Ryuichi Hayami, and Hiroto Amagiwa as ferocious Olympian wrestlers. These seven sinewy chiefs snarl, growl, and prowl around the arena like vicious leopards devouring their prey. Kurz’s double axe handles, Masaru’s flying body scissors, Tatsuya’s European uppercuts, Mario’s forearm clubs, Atsunobu’s elbow smashes, Ryuichi’s body avalanches, and Hiroto’s elbow drops eviscerate their opponents’ joints, ligaments, and tissues to numbness.
  1. Kurz Weber from Full Metal Panic– Ancient Pankration; April 1, 1982; 42 years old
  2. Masaru Aoki from Hajime no Ippo– Shoot Wrestling; September 9, 1982; 42 years old
  3. Tatsuya Kimura from Hajime no Ippo– Combat Sambo; October 10, 1982; 42 years old
  4. Mario Musicanova from Geneshaft– Pancrase; December 26, 1982; 42 years old
  5. Atsunobu Hayashimizu from Full Metal Panic– Folkstyle Wrestling; April 19, 1983; 41 years old
  6. Ryuichi Hayami from Hajime no Ippo– Modern Pankration; December 23, 1983; 41 years old
  7. Hiroto Amagiwa from Geneshaft– Huka-Huka; March 12, 1984; 40 years old
 
The Bodacious Blood Empresses (Toran, Blue, Wakana, Mika, Enju, Karan, and Takako)
Hell hath no fury than formidably fierce and excitingly electrifying women warriors owning every competition like Toran, Blue, Wakana, Mika Seido, Enju, Karan, and Takako. When these seven regal empresses of the clinch enter the arena, the audience reveres them for their fearlessness and fierceness. Toran’s double elbow chops, Blue’s horizontal elbows, Wakana’s spinning elbows, Mika’s uppercut elbows, Enju’s knee bombs, Karan’s knee slaps, and Takako’s flying knees can decimate their opponents inside and outside while leaving them utterly amazed at their unparalleled skills and boundless tenacity.
  1. Toran from Inuyasha– Lerdrit; January 15, 1982; 42 years old
  2. Blue from Wolf’s Rain– Bokator; September 30, 1982; 42 years old
  3. Wakana from Inuyasha– Muay Lao; June 21, 1983; 41 years old
  4. Mika Seido from Geneshaft– Muay Korat; April 25, 1984; 40 years old
  5. Enju from Inuyasha– Muay Chaiya; April 2, 1985; 39 years old
  6. Karan from Inuyasha– Muay Lopburi; May 10, 1985; 39 years old
  7. Takako Kawashima from Shootfighter Tekken– Muay Thasao; June 18, 1985; 39 years old
 
The Stunning Steel Limb Queens (Rosé T, Rose A, Winry, Megumi, Maya, Solty, and Kaoru)
Nothing says all hail the queens better than Rosé Thomas, Rose Anderson, Winry Rockbell, Megumi Minami, Maya Orihara, Solty Revant, and Kaoru Ichinose entering the arena and exceptionally delivering on their dynamic strikes and clinches. When these stunning queens take center stage at the arena, the audience cheers them on for their formidability and style. Rosé’s reverse punches, Rose’s pverhand punches, Winry’s Superman punches, Megumi’s spinning back kicks, Maya’s roundhouse kicks, Solty’s shin kicks, and Kaoru’s front kicks can shatter their opponents in all directions while leaving them enthralled at their techniques.
  1. Rosé Thomas from Fullmetal Alchemist– Draka Kickboxing; April 11, 1987; 37 years old
  2. Rose Anderson from Solty Rei– Kyuk Too Ki; May 20, 1987; 37 years old
  3. Winry Rockbell from Fullmetal Alchemist– Muay Thai; March 3, 1988; 36 years old
  4. Megumi Minami from Detective School Q– Pradal Serey; February 4, 1989; 35 years old
  5. Maya Orihara from Ultra Maniac– Dutch Kickboxing; March 21, 1989; 35 years old
  6. Solty Revant from Solty Rei– Japanese Kickboxing; March 31, 1989; 35 years old
  7. Kaoru Ichinose from Detective School Q– American Kickboxing; April 9, 1989; 35 years old
 
The Relentlessly Explosive Attackers (Ichise, Kiba, Kintaro, Ran, Cheza, Ayu, and Nina)
The arena brims with excitement once Ichise, Kiba, Kintaro Toyama, Ran, Cheza, Ayu Tateishi, and Nina Sakura step up to the arena to face stronger and more skilled opponents. The combination of Ichise’s, Kiba’s, and Kintaro’s brutally forceful leverage and Ran’s, Cheza’s, Ayu’s, and Nina’s accurately precise focus is guaranteed to bring them to victory. Ichise’s rear-naked chokeholds, Kiba’s ground and pounds, Kintaro’s sprawls and brawls, Ran’s hammerfists, Cheza’s spinning backfists, Ayu’s palm strikes, and Nina’s nerve strikes are guaranteed to leave their opponents’ heads spinning and struggling for survival.
  1. Ichise from Texhnolyze– Shooto; May 15, 1984; 40 years old
  2. Kiba from Wolf’s Rain– Shootfighting; November 25, 1984; 40 years old
  3. Kintaro Toyama from Detective School Q– Shoot Boxing; November 28, 1984; 40 years old
  4. Ran from Texhnolyze– Wing Chun; April 16, 1989; 35 years old
  5. Cheza from Wolf’s Rain– Bajiquan; April 23, 1989; 35 years old
  6. Ayu Tateishi from Ultra Maniac– Baguazhang; May 24, 1989; 35 years old
  7. Nina Sakura from Ultra Maniac– Changquan; May 31, 1989; 35 years old
 
The Poisonous Punishers (Shido, Ban, Ginji, Himiko, Satella, Beatrice, and Kaname)
Joints will break, ligaments will tear, and limbs will shatter once Shido Fuyuki, Ban Mido, Ginji Amano, Himiko Kudou, Satella Harvenheit, Beatrice Ratio, and Kaname Chidori unleash their attacks. Their combination of vice-like grappling and precise leverage constitutes their repertoire of attacks they can launch at anybody who dares challenge them. Shido’s Kimuras, Ban’s Gogoplatas, Ginji’s Omoplatas, Himiko’s supinating wristlocks, Satella’s double leg takedowns, Beatrice’s kneebars, and Kaname’s armbars effectively paralyze their opponents to ascertain the high degree of precision and leverage needed to overcome them.
  1. Shido Fuyuki from GetBackers– Japanese Jujitsu; August 12, 1980; 44 years old
  2. Ban Mido from GetBackers– Brazilian Jujitsu; December 17, 1980; 44 years old
  3. Ginji Amano from GetBackers– German Jujitsu; April 19, 1981; 43 years old
  4. Himiko Kudou from GetBackers– Krav Maga; February 19, 1984; 40 years old
  5. Satella Harvenheit from Chrono Crusade– Pencak Silat; June 10, 1984; 40 years old
  6. Beatrice Ratio from Geneshaft– Kuntao; August 20, 1984; 40 years old
  7. Kaname Chidori from Full Metal Panic– Vovinam; December 24, 1984; 40 years old
 
The Quick Quantums (Kyuzo, Heihachi, Sousuke, Tessa, Mizuki, Natsumi, and Remmy)
Here a strike, there a grapple, everywhere a launched attack. It is no wonder why Kyuzo, Heihachi Hayashida, Sousuke Sagara, Teletha “Tessa” Testarossa, Mizuki Inaba, Natsumi Mizuki, and Remmy Levi-Strauss are always prepared to let their attacks fly like butterflies and sting like bees. When they launch their attacks, the arena’s audience would cheer for them with all of their might. Kyuzo’s hip throws, Heihachi’s leg wheels, Sousuke’s rear throws, Tessa’s ox jaw strikes, Mizuki’s ridge hand strikes, Natsumi’s jumping hook kicks, and Remmy’s spin kicks can make their opponents’ heads spin around without respite.
  1. Kyuzo from Samurai 7– Kajukenbo; October 30, 1983; 41 years old
  2. Heihachi Hayashida from Samurai 7– Judo; February 20, 1984; 40 years old
  3. Sousuke Sagara from Full Metal Panic– Jeet Kune Do; July 7, 1984; 40 years old
  4. Teletha “Tessa” Testarossa from Full Metal Panic– Nippon Kenpo; December 24, 1984; 40 years old
  5. Mizuki Inaba from Full Metal Panic– Shorinji Kenpo; March 5, 1985; 39 years old
  6. Natsumi Mizuki from GetBackers– Hapkido; August 23, 1985; 39 years old
  7. Remmy Levi-Strauss from Geneshaft– Taekwondo; March 28, 1986; 38 years old
 
The Radioactive Rebels (Hige, Chrono, Shinji, Akemi, Eclair, Sakurako, and Rosette)
Speed, timing, accuracy, and quick reaction time come together in harmony to emit thrilling excitement once Hige, Chrono, Shinji Kazama, Akemi Takaishi, Eclair, Sakurako Yukihiro, and Rosette Christopher make their presence known to the audience. Their expansive list of defences and offences make them shine brilliantly. Hige’s bolo punches, Chrono’s uppercuts, Shinji’s jabs, Akemi’s heel roundhouse kicks, Eclair’s downward roundhouse kicks, Sakurako’s straight leg roundhouse kicks, and Rosette’s spin back roundhouse kicks can ensure accuracy and focus complete with all the substance and a good amount of style.
  1. Hige from Wolf’s Rain– Panantukan; January 18, 1985; 39 years old
  2. Chrono from Chrono Crusade– Yaw-Yan; April 20, 1985; 39 years old
  3. Shinji Kazama from Full Metal Panic– Sikaran; June 15, 1985; 39 years old
  4. Akemi Takaishi from Shootfighter Tekken– Musti-yuddha; March 3, 1986; 38 years old
  5. Eclair from Kiddy Grade– Adithada; June 5, 1986; 38 years old
  6. Sakurako Yukihira from Detective School Q– Combat Hopak; September 16, 1986; 38 years old
  7. Rosette Christopher from Chrono Crusade– Savate; January 23, 1987; 37 years old
 
The Kyokushin Karate Lords (Kyosuke, Rafael, Koji, Hiroshi, Katsushiro, Eriol, and Syaoran)
If Mas Oyama were alive today, he would give medals of honor to Kyosuke Kano, Rafael Rodrigo da Silva, Koji Jefferson Sakai, Hiroshi Ichikawa, Katsushiro Okamoto, Eriol Hiragizawa, and Li Syaoran for preserving the fierce determination that Kyokushin Karate is defined by. Should any foe knock these seven Kyokushin lords down, they will strike back with a vengeance. Kyosuke’s liver punches, Rafael’s roundhouse punches, Koji’s vertical punches, Hiroshi’s low punches, Katsushiro’s lunge punches, Eriol’s palm heel thrusts, and Syaoran’s backfist strikes incapacitate their opponents and leave them bloodily bruised.
  1. Kyosuke Kano from Hungry Heart– Kyokushin Karate; March 19, 1986; 38 years old
  2. Rafael Rodrigo da Silva from Hungry Heart– Ashihara Karate; April 13, 1986; 38 years old
  3. Koji Jefferson Sakai from Hungry Heart– Enshin Karate; May 7, 1986; 38 years old
  4. Hiroshi Ichikawa from Hungry Heart– Seidokaikan Karate; June 1, 1986; 38 years old
  5. Katsushiro Okamoto from Samurai 7– Kudo Karate; November 12, 1986; 38 years old
  6. Eriol Hiragizawa from Cardcaptor Sakura– Shidokan Karate; March 23, 1987; 37 years old
  7. Li Syaoran from Cardcaptor Sakura– Satojuku Karate; July 13, 1987; 37 years old
 
The Shotokan Karate Princes (Joshua, Edward, Toboe, Ryu, Kyu, Alphonse, and Kazuma)
The Funakoshi family can tie gold ribbons on Joshua Christopher, Edward Elric, Ryu Amakusa, Kyu Renjou, Alphonse Elric, and Kazuma Narusawa. This is because these dashing and loyal princes have preserved the honor, dignity, accuracy, and poise that define Shotokan Karate’s reputation and physical demands. Joshua’s knife-hand strikes, Edward’s spear-hand strikes, Toboe’s scissor strikes, Ryu’s palm-heel strikes, Kyu’s backfist strikes, Alphonse’s dropping backfist strikes, and Kazuma’s mountain punches successfully take down their opponents, not with abundant brute force but with sheer focus and excellent timing.
  1. Joshua Christopher from Chrono Crusade– Shotokan Karate; January 3, 1988, 36 years old
  2. Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist– Goju-Ryu Karate; February 3, 1988; 36 years old
  3. Toboe from Wolf’s Rain– Wado-Ryu Karate; May 20, 1988; 36 years old
  4. Ryu Amakusa from Detective School Q– Motobu-Ryu Karate; November 19, 1988; 36 years old
  5. Kyu Renjou from Detective School Q– Shukokai Karate; March 18, 1989; 35 years old
  6. Alphonse Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist– Shito-Ryu Karate; April 19, 1989; 35 years old
  7. Kazuma Narusawa from Detective School Q– Uechi-Ryu Karate; June 5, 1991; 33 years old
 
The Kwon Kung Fu Ladies (Meiling, Sakura, Kuniko, Tomoyo, Myu, Luna, and Tiki)
Believing in miracles is one thing. Believing that Meiling Li, Sakura Kinomoto, Kuniko Touya, Tomoyo Daidouji, Myu, Luna, and Tiki Musicanova can execute a mélange of combat techniques at exceedingly rapid speeds is something else to behold with one’s heart, mind, and soul. This is because these fine ladies master various Korean and Chinese martial arts with finesse and excellence. Meiling’s tiger claw strikes, Sakura’s crane beak strikes, Kuniko’s eagle claw strikes, Tomoyo’s knuckle strikes, Myu’s chestnut strikes, Luna’s palm-heel strikes, and Tiki’s backhand strikes can effortlessly inhibit their opponents’ mobility.
  1. Meiling Li from Cardcaptor Sakura– Shaolin Kung Fu; March 25, 1988; 36 years old
  2. Sakura Kinomoto from Cardcaptor Sakura– Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu; April 1, 1988; 36 years old
  3. Kuniko Touya from Detective School Q– Yongmudo; June 19, 1988; 36 years old
  4. Tomoyo Daidouji from Cardcaptor Sakura– Hung Ga; September 3, 1988; 36 years old
  5. Myu from Wolf’s Rain– Gongkwon Yusul; March 20, 1989; 35 years old
  6. Luna from Ultra Maniac– Kuk Sool Won; June 1, 1989; 35 years old
  7. Tiki Musicanova from Geneshaft– Hwa Rang Do; June 22, 1989; 35 years old
 
The Kwon Cap Princesses (Lan Fan, Kirara, Azmaria, Mei Chang, Leara, Lumiére, and Claus)
Cartwheels just keep on turning and winds blow, for Lan Fan, Kirara Mikumari, Azmaria, Mei Chang, Leara, Lumiére, and Claus possess abundant agility, accuracy, and acrobatics in their techniques. On the outside, their techniques that implement Korean martial arts and Brazilian capoeira appear akin to watching an interpretive dance show. Lan Fan’s crescent kicks, Kirara’s open cartwheel kicks, Azmaria’s hook kicks, Mei Chang’s compass crescent kicks, Leara’s scorpion kicks, Lumiére’s split kicks, and Claus’s butterfly kicks can overwhelm their opponents and place them in an utterly compromising situation.
  1. Lan Fan from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood– Tang Soo Do; March 2, 1990; 34 years old
  2. Kirara Mikumari from Samurai 7– Kong Soo Do; April 15, 1990; 34 years old
  3. Azmaria Hendric from Chrono Crusade– Soo Bakh Do; March 12, 1991; 33 years old
  4. Mei Chang from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood– Capoeira Carioca; July 14, 1991; 33 years old
  5. Leara from Wolf’s Rain– Capoeira Angola; March 13, 1992; 32 years old
  6. Lumiére from Kiddy Grade– Capoeira Contemporânea; November 28, 1992; 32 years old
  7. Claus from Fullmetal Alchemist– Capoeira Regional; February 12, 1993; 31 years old
 
There you have it, ladies and gentlemen, my redone fourteen martial arts teams consisting of seven anime characters each. I am overjoyed to have made these changes for some teams and maintained the order for others. I am also thrilled and more satisfied with the martial arts choices I have provided for them. I hope you all enjoyed this, and I also hope you have managed to learn a basic deal of the martial arts styles I have provided for them as I did. Until then, see you in the next round of bouts!

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