Origins of the Female Assassin Dance
Sha Noran
The Female Assassin dance looks a LOT like a dance out of Shrek, as my guildie said. I'm pretty sure it was the Gingerbread Man (it's been too long :-( ).
Sgt Banana
Everyone tends to think that if its chinese, its taichi. Haha, I actually somewhat think so too in this case bc it starts out with the rising posture/form, but its fast so it might be a mixture of moves they thought were cool.
Then again, chinese martial art moves arent exclusive to any one style so I'm probably wrong.
Then again, chinese martial art moves arent exclusive to any one style so I'm probably wrong.
prodigy ming
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Originally Posted by Sgt Banana
Everyone tends to think that if its chinese, its taichi. Haha, I actually somewhat think so too in this case bc it starts out with the rising posture/form, but its fast so it might be a mixture of moves they thought were cool.
Then again, chinese martial art moves arent exclusive to any one style so I'm probably wrong. |
That spinning thing and the splits definatly don't belong in tai chi though and it looks stupid when they forcefully add it in there.
Seissor
Maybe...just maybe some of these dances you cant put your finger on, are in fact made up, but have been influenced heavily by several existing dances/dance styles.
Poison Ivy
O.o
You see the Monk dance every morning downstairs at my flat.
Just makes you wanna yell : HEAL ME.
You see the Monk dance every morning downstairs at my flat.
Just makes you wanna yell : HEAL ME.
Bazooka
Psst ...its called the Crip Walk.
Akhilleus
when the orgins of the female assassin and ranger dances comes into question, i can merely only gaze into the sky, and invision a strippers-pole. 