Did Tenshinhan power-up at the end of the fight?

[Fantastische Hure]

Did he?

It seemed like he used a technique to bounce-back the KHH and then (sadly) one-shotted Yamcha. Tenshinhan was already fighting on-par with Roga-FuFu-Ken Yamcha before though, so did he have to have powered-up?

 

[Let's Go Fearless!]

No, he just caught Yamcha off guard.

 

[Fantastische Hure]

He didn't catch him off-guard. That'd completely kill the intention of the scene to begin with.

 

[Let's Go Fearless!]

But Yamcha and the others were still shocked after Tien deflected it back. Moreover, there's no need for Tien to sneak attack if he could just power up.

 

[Fantastische Hure]

But Yamcha and the others were still shocked after Tien deflected it back. Moreover, there's no need for Tien to sneak attack if he could just power up.

He didn't sneak attack, he went straight to Yamcha. Yamcha just didn't notice because he was baffled about the KHH. I doubt a one-shooting feat is supposed to be taken as off-guard. There'd literally be no point in doing that.

 

[sei'taer]

Does yamcha even use Roga-FuFu-Ken during that fight?

But he definitely is distracted. He's watching the blast Tenshinhan deflected and then Tenshinhan gets behind him for the kick and launches him to the ground. But every time they exchange tenshinhan clearly had the upper hand.

So I just assume tenshihan was stronger and caught yamcha off guard.

 

[Fantastische Hure]

Does yamcha even use Roga-FuFu-Ken during that fight?

But he definitely is distracted. He's watching the blast Tenshinhan deflected and then Tenshinhan gets behind him for the kick and launches him to the ground. But every time they exchange tenshinhan clearly had the upper hand.

So I just assume tenshihan was stronger and caught yamcha off guard.

Initially they were even, then Tenshinhan seemed to have the upper-hand on Yamcha when using the RFF, then Yamcha goes for the KHH.

Also worth noting it looks like Tenshinhan had already knocked Yamcha out with the first kick. The second attack was to break his leg.

 

[ahill1]

I don't know if that was a power up or just a technique where Tenshinhan amplified his defense.

 

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Wolf Fang is a weak form of kaioken. Yamcha was not in that ''mode'' after firing KHH, which is why Tenshinhan
(who had powered up to match his wolf mode) one shotted him. And the fact he was off guard also played a role.

 

[sei'taer]

Does yamcha even use Roga-FuFu-Ken during that fight?

But he definitely is distracted. He's watching the blast Tenshinhan deflected and then Tenshinhan gets behind him for the kick and launches him to the ground. But every time they exchange tenshinhan clearly had the upper hand.

So I just assume tenshihan was stronger and caught yamcha off guard.

Initially they were even, then Tenshinhan seemed to have the upper-hand on Yamcha when using the RFF, then Yamcha goes for the KHH.

Also worth noting it looks like Tenshinhan had already knocked Yamcha out with the first kick. The second attack was to break his leg.

They were even that first exchange, but they were obviously feeling each other out. After the second exchange one punch obviously hurt yamcha.

I'm not sure if the kick or the throw to the ground is what knocked him out. It just seems to me from how much damage the punch seemed to do that tenshinhan was just stronger.

 

[Fantastische Hure]

Does yamcha even use Roga-FuFu-Ken during that fight?

But he definitely is distracted. He's watching the blast Tenshinhan deflected and then Tenshinhan gets behind him for the kick and launches him to the ground. But every time they exchange tenshinhan clearly had the upper hand.

So I just assume tenshihan was stronger and caught yamcha off guard.

Initially they were even, then Tenshinhan seemed to have the upper-hand on Yamcha when using the RFF, then Yamcha goes for the KHH.

Also worth noting it looks like Tenshinhan had already knocked Yamcha out with the first kick. The second attack was to break his leg.

They were even that first exchange, but they were obviously feeling each other out. After the second exchange one punch obviously hurt yamcha.

I'm not sure if the kick or the throw to the ground is what knocked him out. It just seems to me from how much damage the punch seemed to do that tenshinhan was just stronger.

Why would Yamcha go for Roga-FuFu-Ken, if he could just use his full-power?

 

[ahill1]

And that was Rogafufuken 2.0, which I think was more amplified than the one used in the 21st Budokai.

 

[sei'taer]

Initially they were even, then Tenshinhan seemed to have the upper-hand on Yamcha when using the RFF, then Yamcha goes for the KHH.

Also worth noting it looks like Tenshinhan had already knocked Yamcha out with the first kick. The second attack was to break his leg.

They were even that first exchange, but they were obviously feeling each other out. After the second exchange one punch obviously hurt yamcha.

I'm not sure if the kick or the throw to the ground is what knocked him out. It just seems to me from how much damage the punch seemed to do that tenshinhan was just stronger.

Why would Yamcha go for Roga-FuFu-Ken, if he could just use his full-power?

I'm not quite sure what you're asking.

 

[Fantastische Hure]

They were even that first exchange, but they were obviously feeling each other out. After the second exchange one punch obviously hurt yamcha.

I'm not sure if the kick or the throw to the ground is what knocked him out. It just seems to me from how much damage the punch seemed to do that tenshinhan was just stronger.

Why would Yamcha go for Roga-FuFu-Ken, if he could just use his full-power?

I'm not quite sure what you're asking.

If Yamcha didn't even try in the first exchange why would he straight-away go for a special-technique like the improved Roga-FuFu-Ken? He could just get "serious", like Tenshinhan did for example to an extent.