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Research on Dick and Babs' preferred method of fighting, Escrima. I can't believe it took me forever to realise that Escrima was just another word for the Filipino martial art arnis, which I've basically seen all my life.
What I want to know is, who taught them? Toon!Dick gets a training sequence in Batman Adventures: The Lost Years explaining his fighting style. Would love to do the same thing with escrima. Arnold Arre has a great scene in Mythology Class, but it didn't quite capture the speed and energy the way I wanted. Fell in love with the almost zoetropic/Duchamp-esque style Ariyoshi Kyoko employed with ballet in Swan; the problem is that I am no Ariyoshi Kyoko.
What I want to know is, who taught them? Toon!Dick gets a training sequence in Batman Adventures: The Lost Years explaining his fighting style. Would love to do the same thing with escrima. Arnold Arre has a great scene in Mythology Class, but it didn't quite capture the speed and energy the way I wanted. Fell in love with the almost zoetropic/Duchamp-esque style Ariyoshi Kyoko employed with ballet in Swan; the problem is that I am no Ariyoshi Kyoko.
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Date: 2009-01-18 08:56 am (UTC)Am already choreographing a short Dickie routine in my mind, involving both arnis and capoeira.
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