Translated from Hawaiian to Japanese it means Hadouken!
And from Japanese to English it means Turtle Devastation Wave.
Turtle Devastation Wave. Weird. Now, I would love to see a Hadouken go up against a Kamehameha. I feel like it would create a singularity, like if two Falcon Punches every collided.
Do I really need to collect all 7 Dragon Balls in order for me to wish that you would send us bytes? The answer is no. So just do it.
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