Koppoujutsu (or Koppou) means attacks against bones in Japanese. Koppojutsu is commonly considered a hard art in comparison to the soft arts such as koshijutsu (attacks against muscles). Legend claims it was invented by the kappa, who excel at this discipline. It is the world's finest hand-to-hand technique, and the one who wields it is as sharp as a razor blade. It is possibly over a thousand years old and is one of the oldest japanese styles of Kenpou and which it revolved around the kanji, which means in japan today, talent or skill to understand a clever technique in little time. Here are the techniques.
Koppou no Tooshi
A skill that uses the palm to disrupt the brain and cause a concussion. The user lunges their right open palm forward at the opponent's temple.
Abisegeri
A very known Koppou technique involving an acrobactic maneuver. The user puts their hands on the floor and rolls towards their opponent, extending a leg which slams on the head of the opponent.
Senkou Jinken
Considered the most dangerous technique in Koppojutsu. The user motions their left open palm at their left hip and then shoots it up high at the opponent's chin, launching them high up in the air.
