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""The Wolf Fang Fist is not merely an attack, but an entire form! By projecting your ki, all your movements become lethal cutting strikes!!" Maccha in "Unfinished Business"" |
True Wolf Fang Fist (Toru Rogafufuken, also known as Mastered Wolf Fang Fist) - is an advanced variation of the Wolf Fang Fist, passed down from master to students of the Wolf school, in the series Dragon Ball Z Elsewhere.
Overview[]
Yamcha displays his initial use of the True Wolf Fang Fist
The True Wolf Fang Fist functions very similarly to the original variation of the Wolf Fang Fist, in that the user performs of series of clawing and punching strikes, bolstered by the user's ki (energy). However, there are key differences between the beginner and advanced variation, as the advanced variation launches ki at the opponent with every strike. The ki from these strikes are able to leave cutting wounds on the opponent, making the technique all but impossible to physically defend against. The ki from this technique can also be delivered from kicks as well, giving the user more avenues from which to deal damage to the opponent. However, the technique can be repelled by an opponent with a strong enough ki, making it equally as deadly to the user if they are not careful when employing the technique.
Usage and Power[]
Maccha explains the weakness of the True Wolf Fang Fist
Maccha, the Rougasennin and last known user of the technique, states that the version Yamcha had been using was the beginner form of the technique. The technique was meant to be inherited by the school's chosen successor. However, because Maccha was killed before he could name a successor, the technique was considered lost. Maccha is the first to utilize the technique when Yamcha arrives in Otherworld, seeking advice on unlocking the power of Anshin. Having received his answer from the other masters of Earth's Sacred schools of Martial Arts, Yamcha realizes that one of his biggest regrets is not having been able to properly inherit the technique. He pleads with his former master to complete his training, so that he could pass on the technique to the other Wolf school members.
Yamcha trains to learn the advanced form of the True Wolf Fang Fist
After a single day of training, Yamcha is able to fully grasp the specifics of the technique, though he notes that his strikes are not as precise as Maccha's. Upon witnessing the technique, Goku attempts to use the technique as well, noting how handy it seems. He is able to use it on his first attempt, producing similar results to the Rougasennin (just as he had with the Kamehameha when he was a child), and denotes that it is much simpler to use than he thought. Later, during their long-awaited rematch in Otherworld, Yamcha is shown able to use more refined strikes against Goku, delivering a number of glancing blows to the Saiyan and causing superficial wounds. However, as Goku was present when Maccha explained the techniques witness, the Saiyan warrior was able to use this knowledge by using a field of ki to repel the strikes back at the Wolf pupil.
Pigero & Yunomi use the True Wolf Fang Fist on the demon Abu
While Yamcha and Goku are recovering after their fight, Maccha discovers Fortuneteller Baba's ability to return a dead person to the living world for one day. He utilizes this opportunity to return to Earth, where he is able to reunite with his daughter, Yunomi, and pass on the secrets of the True Wolf Fang Fist to her, Barracks, and Pigero, formerly making them masters of the Wolf school. Later, when the group, along with Solace and Puar, are confronted by three demons sent to Earth to gather kili. After Barracks manages to kill one of the demons, Yunomi, Pigero, and Solace team up to attack their leader, with the Wolf members delivering attacks meant to sever muscle and tendons via the True Wolf Fang Fist technique. However, the attack proves futile as the demon, Abu, is able to avoid much of the damage by flaring his ki.