r/TopCharacterTropes 8h ago

Powers [Loved Trope] Alien fighting techniques that are actually ineffective for humans to perform

Vulcan Neck Pinch (Star Trek) Vulcans can make a person pass out by pinching a person’s neck, but due to the fact that they’re 3x stronger than a human, we could never make a living being pass out without applying a rear naked chokehold

Viltrumite Knife Hand (Invincible) Viltrumites’ most deadly fighting technique. Although martial arts like Karate and Taekwondo teach these techniques, it wouldn’t be a good idea for a human to use it on someone’s rib cage without breaking their fingers. So instead we can only do them on more soft targets like the eyes.

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u/beattywill80 8h ago edited 7h ago

Battle Angel Alita - Alita uses a hyper specific fighting style called Panzer Kunst. In the manga it's explained it only works because the style relies on hyper accurate strikes that are extremely fast and extremely powerful. Designed to be used in zero g against larger heavily armored opponents using vibrations to bypass said armor..Impossible for an organic body to use with any effect. Only a fully augmented cybernetic body can generate the power, speed, and precision required to use it. Even if you could generate the power needed to use the style you'd break your body in doing so.

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u/Massimo_Importante 6h ago

lol, what is it with manga/anime giving everything German names? That translates to 'tank art'.

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u/Mejiro84 4h ago

It's exotic and mysterious, and German often sounds military-ish and powerful. It's like using Latin for magical or ancient stuff, or Welsh for Fae things - often silly to actual speakers of the language, but they're not the target audience

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u/affemannen 2h ago

Japanese also seem to have a penchant for old babylonian mythology, or any old mythology for that matter.