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Rokushiki
Rokushiki (六式 Rokushiki?, literally meaning "Six Styles") is a special, superhuman martial arts style. In the Viz Manga, they are called the Six Powers. They each made their appearances in different Chapters and Episodes, but the technique made its debut when one of the moves appeared in Chapter 342 and Episode 242. It was first introduced being used by the CP9 agents.
The strength of a Rokushiki user is measured by Doriki, which Fukuro can use his "Te-awase" to calculate with. The higher the level, the stronger each technique's potency becomes. Most of the users have their own variation of each technique, to increase their versatility and originality. Also, certain users tend to be more specialized in one technique, such as Kaku with Rankyaku, Jabra with Tekkai, Fukuro with Soru, and Rob Lucci with Shigan.
The Rokushiki style are the main style of combat for the World Government secret CP9 agents, but some Marines have also demonstrated its usage. Coby used Soru against Monkey D. Luffy, and later Vice Admirals Momonga and Dalmatian used it to confront Luffy at Marineford. It is unknown exactly how much the Rokushiki technique is spread around the Marines. Outside weapons and Devil Fruits, the series is very obscure about which technique overall Marine combatants use.
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Kami-e
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| Japanese Name: | 紙絵 |
| Romanized Name: | Kami-e |
| English Name: | Sketch (FUNimation); Paper Art (Viz) |
| Literal Meaning: | Paper Drawing |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Nero |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Limping the body |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 347; Episode 245 |
The Kami-e (紙絵 Kami-e?, literally meaning "Paper Drawing") makes the users' body go limp in order to avoid any attacks, and float like a piece of paper. In the FUNimation dub, this is called Sketch, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Paper Art.
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- Seimei Kikan: Kami-e Bushin (生命帰還 紙絵武身 Seimei Kikan: Kami-e Bushin?, literally meaning "Life Return: Paper Drawing Fighting Form"): Used by Rob Lucci. Using Seimei Kikan (Life Return, the same Sennin technique as Kumadori), he makes his half-leopard form smaller, lighter, and possibly increasing his speed. At any rate, he is much more agile in this form, and harder to hit - as opposed to his hulking normal half-leopard form.[1] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rebirth: Sketch Form, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Life Return Paper Art Fighting Form.
- Seimei Kikan: Kaijo (生命帰還 解除 Seimei Kikan: Kaijo?, literally meaning "Life Return: Cancel"): Used by Rob Lucci while in his smaller half-leopard form. It cancels his Seimei Kikan: Kami-e Bushin technique, and returns to his larger, stronger half-leopard form. In the Viz Manga, this is called Life Return Release.[2]
- Kami-e "Slime" (紙絵「軟泥」 Kami-e "Suraimu"?, literally meaning "Paper Drawing: 'Slime'"): Used by Fukuro. Instead of the body becoming limp like paper, it stretches and moves in ways slime or sludge would move in order to avoid attacks.[3] In the Viz Manga, this is called Paper Slime.
Geppo
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| Japanese Name: | 月歩 |
| Romanized Name: | Geppō |
| English Name: | Geppo (FUNimation); Moonwalk (Viz) |
| Literal Meaning: | Moon Step |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Nero, Momonga, Kibin |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Midair jumping |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 343; Episode 242 |
The Geppo (月歩 Geppō?, literally meaning "Moon Step") allows the users to actually jump off the air itself, allowing them to stay in the air for much longer than usual. CP9 members can use this technique to cross great distances without ever touching the ground, or set themselves up for swift, aerial attacks. No CP9 member has yet shown any variations of the technique, with the exception of Lucci's Kamisori and Fukurou's one legged Geppo (which in theory, other Geppo users may have the capability to do). It has once been used aggressively by Lucci, performing a suplex-styled move while Luffy clung onto his back. The impact left a rather large crater in the floor. While the technique itself affords several advantages in both in and out of battle for the user, it has but one major weakness: since its usage depends heavily on the user's legs, restraining or pinning down any major parts of their lower body can significantly disrupt Geppo. This was seen during Fukurou's fight with Franky, where the latter managed to grab on to one of the CP9's legs, noticeably affecting the technique. However, it should be noted that Rob Lucci has been seen kicking off the air with one leg at a time rather like hopping and keeping himself afloat. In the FUNimation dub, this is called Geppo, and in the Viz manga and FUNimation subs, this is called Moonwalk.
Rankyaku
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| Japanese Name: | 嵐脚 |
| Romanized Name: | Rankyaku |
| English Name: | Rankyaku (FUNimation); Tempest Kick (Viz) |
| Literal Meaning: | Storm Leg |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Nero |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Kicking air blade |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 345; Episode 243 |
The Rankyaku (嵐脚 Rankyaku?, literally meaning "Storm Leg") is a powerful projectile technique, in which the users start by kicking at very high speeds and strength, sending out a sharp compressed air blade that can slice objects and greatly damage a human body. However, it has been shown that almost any length of appendage (such as a tail or neck) at high velocities are also capable of this move. In the FUNimation dub, this technique keeps its original name, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick.
Variations of Rankyaku
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- Rankyaku "Hyobi" (嵐脚「豹尾」 Rankyaku "Hyōbi"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Leopard-Tail'"): Used by Lucci in his half-leopard form. Rob Lucci creates a large, powerful Rankyaku in the shape of a swirl, which is launched at the enemy like a razor blade. When it hits the opponent, he/she is damaged and stunned, with an ability to send him/her flying if they get caught in mid-air by it.[4] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rankyaku: Leopard Tail, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Leopard Tail.
- Rankyaku "Gaicho" (嵐脚「凱鳥」 Rankyaku "Gaichō"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Victorious Bird'"): Used by Lucci. Lucci creates a large Rankyaku in the shape of a bird, but instead of using his legs, he uses his claws in his half-leopard form. This Rankyaku has a much wider range, greater attack power, and is capable of cleaving steel - something not witnessed from other variations. The cut also seems more focused, instead of flickering and jagged like a normal Rankyaku.[5] The "Gaichou" can also mean "Injurious Bird". In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rankyaku: Gaicho, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Victory Bird.
- Rankyaku "Sen" (嵐脚「線」 Rankyaku "Sen"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Line'"): Used by Kaku and Nero in a stomping action. The air is blasted straight ahead in a line towards the opponent like a bullet, instead of in a curve as witnessed in the normal version.[6][7] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Line when used by Nero and Tempest Kick Straight Line when used by Kaku.
- Rankyaku "Hakurai" (嵐脚「白雷」 Rankyaku "Hakurai"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'White Lightning'"): Used by Kaku. A much more powerful form of Rankyaku that is used by using both legs, it appears to cut the air in a larger area. It was shown to be equivalent in strength to Zoro's Nanajūni Pound Hō.[8] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick White Thunder.
- Rankyaku "Ran" (嵐脚「乱」 Rankyaku "Ran"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Confusion'"): Used by Kaku. After using Geppou to launch himself into the air, Kaku stabs his swords into the ceiling to stay in the air, then launches multiple Rankyaku with both legs. Each cut is smaller than a normal Rankyaku. Lucci also used a version of this attack (without the swords) during his fight with Luffy, but he did not name it. The "Ran" can also mean "War".[9] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Slaughter.
- Rankyaku "Amane Dachi" (嵐脚「周断」 Rankyaku "Amane Dachi"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Severing Cut'"): Used by Kaku in his half-giraffe form. In this attack, he spins around quickly in a circle on one hand while performing Rankyaku to create a circle shaped Rankyaku which radiates outward. The attack was powerful enough to cut through the outer walls of the Tower of Justice in all directions.[10] It can also be used to send an enormous mass of Rankyaku at the user's opponent, to inflict massive damage.[11] Kaku says that this is his most powerful Rankyaku. In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rankyaku: Amane Dachi, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Sky Slicer.
- Rankyaku "Kiri Shigure" (嵐脚「麒麟時雨」 Rankyaku "Kiri Shigure"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Giraffe Autumn Rain'"): Used by Kaku in his half-giraffe form. After turning himself into a cube with Tekkai "Mushikaku", Kaku uses Rankyaku towards the ceiling with all four of his limbs. There, the vast mass of small Rankyaku blades bounce back, falling like rain on the enemy, making the attack difficult to block, to inflict continuous damage.[12] The "Kiri" part of the name can also mean "mist". In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Giraffe Shower.
- Rankyaku "Neji Hakujin" (嵐脚「ネジ白刃」 Rankyaku "Neji Hakujin"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Spiraling White Blade'"): Used by Kaku in his half-giraffe form. He does a normal Rankyaku after using his Kyoku Bigan Kirimanjaro, then twists his neck into a screw so the Rankyaku spins in a drill motion.[13] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Spinning White Blade.
- Rankyaku "Rodan" (嵐脚「龍断」 Rankyaku "Rōdan"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Dragon Cut'"): Used by Kaku in his half-giraffe form. Kaku uses an upward Rankyaku with both of his back legs, creating a large cut similar in appearance to a dragon's fang.[14] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Dragon Cut.
- Rankyaku "Shuriken" (嵐脚「手裏剣」 Rankyaku "Shuriken"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Shuriken'"): Used by Kaku. Kaku fires multiple Rankyaku blades in the shape of shuriken.[15] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rankyaku: Shuriken, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Shuriken.
- Rankyaku "Koro" (嵐脚「孤狼」 Rankyaku "Kōrō"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Lone Wolf'"): Used by Jabra in his half-wolf form. In this attack, the Rankyaku-cut skips across the ground, bouncing in curves towards the opponent.[16] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Lone Wolf.
- Rankyaku "Lupus Fall" (嵐脚「群狼連星」 Rankyaku "Rupus Fōru"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Binary Star of Wolves'"): Used by Jabra in his half-wolf form. In this powerful attack, Jabra shoots four Rankyaku projectiles, each in the shape of a wolf, straight at the opponent. Because of their unusual shapes, these Rankyaku seem to explode upon contact rather than cutting, much like compressed air bullets rather than air blades. Jabra has honed this technique so he is able to initiate it correspondingly with Geppou.[17] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Lupus Fall.
- Rankyaku "Renge" (嵐脚「蓮華」 Rankyaku "Renge"?, literally meaning "Storm Leg: 'Lotus Blossom'"): Used by Kumadori. In this attack, Rankyaku is performed with both legs instead of one, causing multiple cuts on either side of the opponent. The cuts at first appear small and then "blossom" into larger ones, perhaps explaining the name.[18] In the Viz Manga, this is called Tempest Kick Lotus.
Shigan
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| Japanese Name: | 指銃 |
| Romanized Name: | Shigan |
| English Name: | Shigan (FUNimation); Finger Pistol (Viz) |
| Literal Meaning: | Finger Gun |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Dalmatian |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Finger piercing |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 347; Episode 245 |
The Shigan (指銃 Shigan?, literally meaning "Finger Gun") is a close-quarter combat technique, in which the user pushes their finger into a certain target at a very high speed, leaving a wound similar to a bullet wound, making guns unnecessary. It is a very useful technique that can connect rapidly and accurately, which works well with the rokushiki users' impressive speed and agile techniques. However it's never been used to counter or deflect another powerful attack in any fights, which is probably because the user could easily break his finger instead of just blocking it with Tekkai. The Shigan's shape is derived from the shape of the finger, hence the hit of Shigan will have more of an impact on Luffy's rubber body (which normally reflects bullets) if it is sharper than the round bullet and resembles more modern bullets.
A sharper point is added to this technique when Lucci, Jabra and Dalmatian morph into their half-beast forms, enabling the use of their claws to fire the Shigan like an actual modern bullet, instead of simply jabbing their opponent. So far, it seems each CP9 member has their own version of Shigan, aside from Blueno, Nero, and Spandam, the latter two not even knowing how to use the technique. In the FUNimation dub, this technique keeps its original name, and in the Viz manga and FUNimation subs, this is called Finger Pistol.
In a fan question on SBS, Oda said that if you got poked in the butt with a Shigan, you'd die.[19] In another SBS, Oda also claimed that the CP9 agents would sprain their fingers when they failed in the technique during training.[20]
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- Shigan "Oren" (指銃「黄蓮」 Shigan "Ōren"?, literally meaning "Finger Gun: 'Yellow Lotus'"): Used by Lucci. This attack is simply a rapid-fire version of the normal Shigan technique that hits the enemy multiple times. In the anime, he is also seen using this technique to kill the captain of a crew who raided the kingdom 15 years ago, but did not name it as "Oren".[21] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Shigan: Yellow Lotus, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Finger Pistol Yellow Lotus.[22]
- Tobu Shigan "Bachi" (飛ぶ指銃「撥」 Tobu Shigan "Bachi"?, literally meaning "Flying Finger Gun: 'Plectrum'"): Used by Lucci. A projectile version of Shigan that fires sharp compressed air bullets from the fingers, similar to "Rankyaku", and are therefore able to pierce Luffy's rubber body. Unlike all other versions, this type of Shigan is launched by flicking instead of jabbing.[23] Although in the anime, Lucci and Jabra demonstrated a variant that involves jabbing. In the Viz Manga, this is called Flying Finger Pistol Sting.
- Tobu Shigan "Hibachi" (飛ぶ指銃「火撥」 Tobu Shigan "Hibachi"?, literally meaning "Flying Finger Gun: 'Fire Plectrum'"): Used by Lucci. Same as Tobu Shigan: Bachi, except that the projectile is a fireball, possibly created through friction, that burns the victim upon impact.[25] This is an anime only technique. "Hibachi" is a type of Japanese grill.
- Shigan "Madara" (指銃「斑」 Shigan "Madara"?, literally meaning "Finger Gun: 'Spots'"): Used by Lucci. Appears as Ouren, but is performed with both hands instead of one and in half-leopard form (meaning that his fingers are clawed), this makes for the ultimate Shigan barrage.[26] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Shigan: Spots, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Finger Pistol Spots.
- Bigan (鼻銃 Bigan?, literally meaning "Nose Gun"): Used by Kaku, in his half-giraffe form. In this attack, Kaku uses his nose instead of his finger to perform the attack. As his nose is much larger in diameter than a finger, the hole it creates is also much larger than that of a normal Shigan, as well as being completely square.[27] In the FUNimation dub, this is called Shigan: Nose Gun, and in the Viz Manga, this is called Nose Pistol.
- Kyoku Bigan "Kirimanjaro" (極・鼻銃「麒麟マン射櫓」 Kyōku Bigan "Kirimanjaro"?, literally meaning "Extreme Nose Gun: 'Giraffe-Man Fire Oar'"): Used by Kaku in half-giraffe form. After using Kirin Hodai to completely retract his neck into his body, he can fire it out like a cannon, making his Bigan much stronger. The name Kirimanjaro is a reference to "Kilimanjaro", the mountain that shares the same name.[28] In the Viz Manga, this is called Extreme Nose Pistol Giraffe Blast.
- Jushigan (十指銃 Jūshigan?, literally meaning "Ten Finger Guns"): Used by Jabra in his half-wolf form. In this attack, Jyabura puts both of his hands together and performs Shigan with all ten of his clawed fingers at once, greatly damaging the opponent.[29] In the Viz Manga, this is called Ten Finger Pistol.
- Gekko Jushigan (月光十指銃 Gekkō Jūshigan?, literally meaning "Moonlight Ten Finger Guns"): A combination of Juushigan and Geppou. After using Geppou to get himself into the air and subsequently avoid his foe's attack, Jabra finally uses it to launch himself towards his airborne target in a vertical drop. The added momentum and the vulnerable target makes the following Juushigan more effective, and harder to avoid.[30] In the Viz Manga, this is called Moonlight Ten Finger Pistol.
- Shigan Cue (指銃 Q Shigan Kyu?, literally meaning "Finger Gun: Cue"): Used by Kumadori. In this attack, Kumadori uses his blunt staff in the same way a finger is normally used in Shigan. The Q in the name is a reference to a pool cue, which is held in the same manner that Kumadori wields his staff.[31] In the Viz Manga, this is called Finger Pistol Q.
- Shishi Shigan (獅子指銃 Shishi Shigan?, literally meaning "Lion Finger Gun"): Used by Kumadori. Rather than using his own fingers, Kumadori shapes his hair into the form of hands and repeatedly uses the fingers of said hands to rapidly jab the opponent, similar to Lucci's Shigan "Madara", but less powerful.[32] In the Viz Manga, this is called Shishi Finger Pistol.
- Jugon (獣厳 Jūgon?, literally meaning "Stern Beast"): Used by Fukuro, this is a very strong punch which is done at the same speed as Shigan, making it even more powerful.[33] In the Viz Manga, this is called Solid Beast.
- Jugon Ogi: "Fukuro Dataki" (獣厳「奥義」"梟叩き" Jūgon Ōgi: "Fukurō Dataki"?, literally meaning "Stern Beast Secret Attack: 'Owl Strike'"): A rapid-fire version of Jugon, in which Fukuro unleashes a flurry of punches at the enemy while using Soru to move around him, in order to strike from all directions.[34] In the anime, Fukuro creates after images of himself that circle the opponent to strike them. In the Viz Manga, this is called Solid Beast Supreme Technique Owl Strike.
- Shinaru Shigan "Whip" (しなる指銃「鞭」 Shinaru Shigan "Hoippu"?, literally meaning "Bending Finger Gun: 'Whip'"): Used by Kalifa. In this attack, Kalifa pulls back her arm as if to use a normal Shigan attack, then whips her arm out at the opponent at high speed, causing her arm to appear as if it is bending like a whip would, and hits the enemy with her finger. The whip aspect of this variation results in the added effect of the target being thrown forcibly backwards.[35] In the Viz Manga, this is called Bendy Finger Pistol Whip.
Soru
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| Japanese Name: | 剃る |
| Romanized Name: | Soru |
| English Name: | Shave |
| Literal Meaning: | Shave |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Nero, Coby, Momonga, Dalmatian, Kibin |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Imperceivable speed movement |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 347; Episode 245 |
The Soru (剃る Soru?, literally meaning "Shave") allows the users to move at extremely high speeds in order to avoid attacks, as well as to attack at higher speeds and with greater power. It was revealed that the principle of this move was to kick off the ground at least ten times in the blink of an eye. Coby was seen being able to use this move during his friendly fight with Luffy after the Enies Lobby arc. As Nero lacked the complete training, his Soru is actually more of a swift run instead of the vanishing speed seen from other Soru users.[36] In the Viz Manga and FUNimation subs, this is called Shave.
Another thing that should be noted of this particular skill is that Kuro's "Shakushi" travels at roughly the same speed as CP9's Soru ability. The difference is that when Kuro uses that technique, he cannot see what he is attacking, or how far he is going, whereas CP9 have mastered this ability and therefore can.[37] The fact that other people, outside of CP9 membership have exhibited being able to imitate the skill (either by copying the move directly or developed their own version of it) suggests that Soru might be the most fundamental of Rokushiki. This is supported by the fact that Coby uses (and masters) Soru, though he has not shown the ability to use any other Rokushiki techniques.
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- Kamisori (剃刀 Kamisori?, literally meaning "Razor"): Used by Lucci. A combination of Geppo and Soru, where Lucci uses Soru in a zigzag motion in midair, allowing extremely fast movements in three dimensions.[38] In the Viz Manga, this is called Razor.
- Soru "Tekkai Dama" (剃「鉄塊玉」 Soru "Tekkai Dama"?, literally meaning "Shave: 'Iron Mass Ball'"): Used by Fukuro. In this attack, Fukuro spins his body at great speeds towards his opponent using Soru, then uses Tekkai to harden his spherical body.[39] In the Viz Manga, this is called Shave Iron Ball.
- Cho Sokuten Tekkai Dama (超側転 鉄塊玉 Chō Sokuten Tekkai Dama?, literally meaning "Super Cartwheel: Iron Mass Ball"): A variation on the above technique used by Fukuro wherein he combines his usual Tekkai Dama movements with Geppo to use it in midair.[40] In the Viz Manga, this is called Super Cartwheel Iron Ball.
Tekkai
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| Japanese Name: | 鉄塊 |
| Romanized Name: | Tekkai |
| English Name: | Iron Body |
| Literal Meaning: | Iron Mass |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Blueno, Kumadori, Fukuro, Kalifa, Kibin |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Muscle condensing |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 344; Episode 243 |
The Tekkai (鉄塊 Tekkai?, literally meaning "Iron Mass") hardens the users' muscles to the level of iron, in order to nullify damage taken from attacks. However, it can be broken by strong enough forces such as Luffy's various Gears, Zoro's Shishi Sonson and Tatsumaki, Sanji's Diable Jambe and Franky's Strong Hammer. When Tekkai is active, the user is unable to move, with the exception of Jabra's Tekkai Kenpo. Tekkai can also be used to enhance the users attacks by the increased density one gets from using Tekkai, similar to Busoshoku Haki. The strength of Tekkai can vary for users with different physical conditions, as a person with a higher level of muscular strength would be able to take stronger forces and enhance attacks with his/her use of Tekkai. Furthermore, despite the increased physical density that one gains when activating this move, one should remember that the user's body is still flesh and blood. Thus, its resistance to other than solid attacks remain pretty much the same, making the user as vulnerable as ever to certain attacks. An example was during Sanji's fight with Jabra where he used the burning force of friction to incinerate through the latter's Tekkai or when Franky used his actual iron fist to break through Fukuro's Tekkai. As such, even masters of Tekkai are far from indestructible, though Rob Lucci was able to resist even cannonballs at age 13. In the Viz Manga and FUNimation subs, this is called Iron Body.
Variations of Tekkai
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- Tekkai "Utsugi" (鉄塊「空木」 Tekkai "Utsugi"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass: 'Deutzia'"): Used by Lucci. This form of Tekkai is used entirely as a counter instead, where the purpose isn't to absorb damage from the attack, but to transfer the shock of the attack back to the attacker, which can lead to broken bones in a normal human body.[41] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Empty Tree.
- Tekkai "Mushikaku" (鉄塊「無死角」 Tekkai "Mushikaku"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass: 'No Weak Spots'"): Used by Kaku in his half-giraffe form. Kaku bends his neck and legs to shift himself into a cube. When Tekkai is used in this form, he eliminates the weak points of his body, particularly his neck, and ensures that not a single spot is vulnerable to his following Kiri Shigure, though he looks ridiculous to his opponents. The pun is that "mashikaku", means "perfect square".[42] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Edgewise.
- Tekkai Kenpo (鉄塊拳法 Tekkai Kenpō?, literally meaning "Iron Mass Style"): Used by Jabra. Using Tekkai Kenpo, Jabra is able to move while using Tekkai. Tekkai Kenpo is also an entire fighting style, with various techniques of its own.[43] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Kung Fu.
- Tekkai Kenpo "Roga no Kamae" (鉄塊拳法「狼牙の構え」 Tekkai Kenpō "Rōga no Kamae"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass Style: 'Wolf-Fang Stance'"): Simply called Rōga for short. Rōga is one of Jabra's forms of Tekkai Kenpō. The way that Rōga is called is a pun in Japanese; oftentimes sentences end with darou, approximately meaning "probably". Sometimes, however, the particle ga would be added onto the end of a sentence to make it seem more direct. This is the way Jabra normally speaks, so he simply replaces where he would normally say darou ga (だろうが) with da rouga (だ狼牙).[45] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Kung Fu Wolf Fang Stance.
- Tekkai Kenpo "Roba no Kamae" (鉄塊拳法「狼芭の構え」 Tekkai Kenpō "Rōba no Kamae"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass Style: 'Wolf-Banana Stance'"): A form of Tekkai Kenpō, in which Jabra seems to combine Tekkai with Soru in order to move at extreme speeds.[46] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Kung Fu Wolf Fang Stance.
- Rokaru Area Network (狼狩エリア・ネットワーク Rōkaru Erea Nettowāku?, literally meaning "Wolf-Hunt Area Network"): While moving at high speed, Jabra slashes at his opponent with both hands. Because of his high speed, it appears as if he was attacking with multiple hands. "Roukaru" is the Japanese way of pronouncing the word "local", making this attack a pun on "local area network".[47] In the Viz Manga, this is called Wolf Hunt Highspeed Scratch.
- Tekkai Kenpo "Don Poro" (鉄塊拳法「重歩狼」 Tekkai Kenpō "Don Pōrō"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass Style: 'Important Wolf Step'"): A punch to the opponent's stomach with Tekkai in use. "Dongpo Rou" can also mean simmered square pork meat in Chinese.[48] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Kung Fu Don Po Ro.
- Tekkai Kenpo "Matenro" (鉄塊拳法「摩天狼」 Tekkai Kenpō "Matenrō"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass Style: 'Devil-Heaven Wolf'"): Jabra flips onto his hands, then kicks his opponent up into the air. In the anime, this attack was portrayed as a jumping kick instead. "Matenro" is also Japanese for "skyscraper".[49] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Kung Fu Devil Wolf.
- Tekkai "Rin" (鉄塊「輪」 Tekkai "Rin"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass: 'Wheel'"): Used by Blueno. Blueno uses Tekkai and kicks one leg into the ground and starts rotating his legs at a fast speed, causing his legs to simultaneously slam into the ground on a set path toward his opponent. It also seems to incorporate Rankyaku, as the legs leave blue traces in the air like a normal Rankyaku shockwave and a glancing attack cut a small amount of Luffy's hair.[50] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Wheel.
- Tekkai "Sai" (鉄塊「砕」 Tekkai "Sai"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass: 'Smash'"): Used by Blueno and Kibin. After using Geppou to project himself towards his opponent, Blueno uses Tekkai to harden his body, smashing the enemy.[51] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Smash.
- Tekkai "Go" (鉄塊「剛」 Tekkai "Gō"?, literally meaning "Iron Mass: 'Strength'"): Used by Blueno and Kumadori. Visually, the move differs from the ordinary Tekkai in that the user visually tenses his body even further while standing still; the ordinary Tekkai could be activated seamlessly. According to Blueno, it is his strongest form of Tekkai.[52][53] In the Viz Manga, this is called Iron Body Strength when used by Blueno, and Solid Iron Body when used by Kumadori.
Rokuogan
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| Japanese Name: | 六王銃 |
| Romanized Name: | Rokuōgan |
| English Name: | Rokuohgun (FUNimation); Six King Pistol (Viz) |
| Literal Meaning: | Six King Gun |
| User(s): | Rob Lucci |
| Fighting Style Focus: | Internal shock wave |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 425; Episode 308 |
The Rokuogan (六王銃 Rokuōgan?, literally meaning "Six King Gun") is the secret and ultimate attack of the Rokushiki style. Rob Lucci states that only those who have absolute mastery of the other six skills can have access to this seventh skill. The user places both his/her fists right in front of the target and launches a devastating shock wave, which seems to have the same power as an Impact Dial or even a Reject Dial (depending on the amount of energy absorbed by the dial), and causing massive internal injuries. This is only used during desperate situations as Lucci is always shown panting after using it. In the FUNimation dub, this is called Rokuohgun, and in the Viz manga, this is called Six King Pistol.
- Rokushiki Ogi: Rokuogan (六式奥義 六王銃 Rokushiki Ōgi: Rokuōgan?, literally meaning "Six Powers Ultimate Attack: Six King Gun"): Used by Lucci. This is the ultimate Rokushiki technique that can damage an opponent internally, similar to the Impact Dial, or of equal or more strength to the Reject Dial, but the technique is considered to be much more powerful, and can be performed without the side effect of great pain to the user. It appears to be two fists held at close range that can damage the opponent with a blast powerful enough to cause even Luffy to cough up blood and come close to death.[54] In the Viz Manga, this is called Six Powers Supreme Six King Pistol.
- Sai Dai Rin: Rokuogan (最大輪 六王銃 Sai Dai Rin: Rokuōgan?, literally meaning "The Largest Ring: Six King Gun"): Used by Lucci in his leopard-human hybrid form which gives him the advantage of having a tail which is used to immobilize an opponent if they attempt to escape it, this technique is used in the same way as Rokuougan, except now with a larger attack radius and greater attack power. The move is so powerful that the shock wave it sends out can punch a hole in rock even after going through its intended target, similar to Bartholomew Kuma's Pad Hō technique.[55] In the Viz Manga, this is called Ultimate Radius Six King Pistol.
Trivia
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- The Rokuogan resembles the One Inch Punch, popularized by Bruce Lee (but invented centuries ago by Chinese martial artists).
- While facing Enel, Luffy essentially used Kami-e to evade his attacks, due to his rubbery body.
- Tekkai is similar to Busoshoku Haki, as both reinforce the users body in some way, the difference being that Haki is based on the user's willpower and Tekkai is based on the user's physical power.
- Tekkai also appears to be based on the Iron Shirt technique in Chinese martial arts.
- The Shigan technique is most likely a reference to the Shaolin Monks' fictional technique: Shaolin Finger Jab.
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- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 423 and Episode 306, Rob uses Seimei Kikan: Kami-e Bushin.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 427 and Episode 309, Rob Lucci uses Seimei Kikan: Kaijo to revert to his previous form.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 405 and Episode 289, Fukuro uses Kami-e Slime against Franky's Weapons Left.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 421 and Episode 304, Rob Lucci uses Rankyaku Hyobi against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 422 and Episode 305, Rob Lucci uses Rankyaku Gaicho against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 39 Chapter 372 and Episode 260, Nero uses Rankyaku Sen against Franky.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 297, Kaku uses Rankyaku Sen against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 401 and Episode 286, Kaku uses Rankyaku Hakurai against Zoro and clashes with Nanajūni Pound Hō.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 401 and Episode 286, Kaku uses Rankyaku Ran against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 402 and Episode 286, Kaku uses Rankyaku Amane Dachi in anger.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 417 and Episode 300, Kaku uses a concentrated variation of Rankyaku Amane Dachi against Roronoa Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 416 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Rankyaku Kiri Shigure against Zoro and harms him.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 417 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Rankyaku Neji Hakujin against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 416 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Rankyaku Rodan against Zoro's Shishi Sonson.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 417 and Episode 300, Kaku uses Rankyaku Shuriken against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 298, Kaku uses Rankyaku Koro against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 415 and Episode 298, Kaku uses Rankyaku Lupus Four against Sanji and damages him.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 407 and Episode 293, Kumadori uses Rankyaku Renge against Chopper.
- ↑ SBS One Piece Manga - SBS Volume 39 - Fan question: If you got poked in the butt with a Shigan, what would happen?
- ↑ SBS One Piece Manga - SBS Volume 55 - Fan question: Have the CP9 ever sprained their fingers when they've failed at the shigan? I HAVE.
- ↑ One Piece Anime - Episode 305, Lucci shows mastery of his Rokushiki techniques at age 13 in Doberman's story.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 418 and Episode 300, Rob Lucci uses Shigan Oren against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 421 and Episode 304, Rob Lucci uses Tobu Shigan Bachi against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Anime - Episode 304, Rob Lucci uses Tobu Shigan Mitsubachi against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Anime - Episode 304, Rob Lucci uses Tobu Shigan Hibachi against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 423 and Episode 306, Rob Lucci uses Shigan Madara against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 417 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Bigan against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 417 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Kyoku Bigan Kirimanjaro against Zoro.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 413 and Episode 297, Jabra uses Juushigan against Usopp.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 415 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Gekkou Juushigan against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 406 and Episode 290, Kumadori uses Shigan Cue against Chopper.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 407 and Episode 290, Kumadori uses Shishi Shigan against Chopper.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 404 and Episode 288, Fukuro uses Jugon against Franky.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 404 and Episode 288, Fukuro uses Jugon Ogi Fukuro Dataki against Franky.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 411 and Episode 295, Kalifa uses Shinaru Shigan Whip against Nami.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 39 Chapter 370 and Episode 259, Nero's Soru in comparison to other Soru users is slower.
- ↑ SBS One Piece Manga - SBS Volume 42 - Fan question: Which is faster, Kuro's Shakushi or CP9's Soru?
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 420 and Episode 302, Rob Lucci uses Kamisori.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 405 and Episode 289, Fukuro uses Soru Tekkai Dama against Franky.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 42 Chapter 406 and Episode 289, Fukuro uses Cho Sokuten Tekkai Dama.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 421 and Episode 304, Rob Lucci uses Tekkai Utsugi against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 416 and Episode 299, Kaku uses Tekkai Mushikaku.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Tekkai Kenpo against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Okami Hajiki against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Tekkai Kenpo Roga no Kamae against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 415 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Roba no Kamae against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 415 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Rokaru Area Network against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 414 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Tekkai Kenpo Dou Poro against Sanji.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 43 Chapter 415 and Episode 298, Jabra uses Matenro against Sanji with differences of how it appears as.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 40 Chapter 385 and Episode 271, Blueno uses Tekkai Rin against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 40 Chapter 387 and Episode 272, Blueno uses Tekkai Sai against Luffy.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 40 Chapter 388 and Episode 273, Blueno uses Tekkai Go against Luffy's Gear Second technique, Gomu Gomu no Jet Bazooka.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 40 Chapter 407 and Episode 290, Kumadori uses Tekkai Go against Chopper's Kokutei Roseo Metel.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 425 and Episode 308, Rob Lucci uses Rokuogan against Luffy for the first time.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime - Vol. 44 Chapter 427 and Episode 309, Rob Lucci uses Saidairin: Rokuogan against Luffy.
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