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+ | '''Anbo-Jytsu''' is a type of [[human]] [[martial arts]]. |
It takes place in a circular arena, where 2 opponents can compete against each other. Both competitors wear light protective armor and a helmet that has a solid visor, which effectively blinds the competitor. A staff is used as a weapon, with a [[proximity sensor]] on one end and a small spherical cushion on the other. With the help of the proximity sensor, a player can detect, by means of an audio signal, where his/her adversary is. |
It takes place in a circular arena, where 2 opponents can compete against each other. Both competitors wear light protective armor and a helmet that has a solid visor, which effectively blinds the competitor. A staff is used as a weapon, with a [[proximity sensor]] on one end and a small spherical cushion on the other. With the help of the proximity sensor, a player can detect, by means of an audio signal, where his/her adversary is. |
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Revision as of 20:16, 22 July 2005
Anbo-Jytsu is a type of human martial arts.
It takes place in a circular arena, where 2 opponents can compete against each other. Both competitors wear light protective armor and a helmet that has a solid visor, which effectively blinds the competitor. A staff is used as a weapon, with a proximity sensor on one end and a small spherical cushion on the other. With the help of the proximity sensor, a player can detect, by means of an audio signal, where his/her adversary is.
Commander William Riker used this game in 2365 as a means to settle the long-held grudges against his father, Kyle. (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")
It could be theorized that this sport is an evolved form of the Japanese martial arts, since competitors speak Japanese phrases before, during, and after a match.