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Karate Kong is a character from the Donkey Kong series appearing as: A sticker in Brawl. A spirit in Ultimate.

more snacks. Legend-class spirit Dr. Wily and Ace-class spirits Garon and Karate Kong will also appear at set times. Take a look! Spirits with a few more

attack type in the Super Smash Bros. series that encompasses punches, slaps, karate chops, etc. Arm attacks are boosted by Arm Attack stickers in Super Smash

Spirit appears in Smash Run. Trophies: Sneaky Spirit and Karate Joe appear as trophies. Spirits: Karate Joe, The Wandering Samurai, and Sick Beats Doctor appear

Samus karate chops the opponent.

Dark Samus karate chops the opponent.

Karate chops the opponent.

so, he is led to a mysterious man known as Mr. Karate. After beating him, it is revealed that Mr. Karate was his and Yuri's father, Takuma Sakazaki and

Swings his hand downwards, similarly to a karate chop. It has outstanding speed,on par with PAC-Man's forward aerial, and it's very good for combos and

Mii Brawler karate chops the opponent, launching them upwards. This throw is Mii Brawler's best combo throw, leading to high-damage combos utilizing aerials

Mii Brawler extends their hand in a karate-chop fashion, attacking opponents near the ledge. The move's stats are typical for a get up attack. For each

usual. The Legend-class Dr. Wily and Wario-Man, plus the Ace-class Garon and Karate Kong will also appear at set times. Don't miss out! North American event

was along with Hitmonchan, one of the possible prizes for defeating the Karate Master in Saffron City's Fighting Dojo. Jump Kick is a Fighting-type move

art for Ice Climber on NES. The second half of the PAL description for the Karate Joe trophy contains a subtle (and grammatically correct) reference to the

times longer than this. Defeating 20 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants the Karate Joe trophy. Defeating 110 opponents in 3-Minute Smash grants the Squat Recovery

SNES version of Street Fighter II, which claimed this was the branch of karate that Ryu and Ken practiced (in reality, they practice an in-universe art

and has since become a staple on characters using Mishima-style fighting karate, but characters like Ogre have also been able to use it. The move is typically

referred to as a "Hell Sweep" — is a staple move in Mishima-style fighting karate, and is available to all Mishima family members and Angel in the Tekken

since its inception and has been a staple move in Mishima-style fighting karate, and thus all the Mishima family members. The move is typically performed

Joe may refer to: Glass Joe, a character from the Punch-Out!! series. Karate Joe, a character from the Rhythm Heaven series. Knuckle Joe, an enemy from