"Kanpo" not "Kampa"[]
I'm pretty sure it's "Kanpo Kenpo" since a) she pronounces it "Kanpo" and b) "Kanpo" (韓方) means "Oriental Medicine".GenkiMan (talk) 16:49, August 31, 2014 (UTC)
"Touchuuka Soul" and "Touchuukasou"[]
Similar to "Kakkon Toe" and "kakkontou", "Touchuuka Soul" seems to be a play on the name of an herbal medicinal ingredient. In this case, it's "touchuukasou", the Japanese name for the Cordyceps genus of fungus. If we include the explanation of the "kakkontou/toe" pun, then maybe we should include this one in the attack description as well? DokujaOh (talk) 17:59, May 29, 2015 (UTC)