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Hissatsu Kung Fu Kanji Dragon (New)

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$7.92 $12.99 In stock

Category: Nintendo DS

Set in a hammed up seventies kung fu movie, players have to exhibit their kanji (or Chinese character) prowess rather than any praying mantis forms. The stylus is used to write the hiragana reading of characters, the kanji of hiragana words or even identify the correct radical. So its definitely a study aid, but a very well executed one with plenty of style and tight character recognition.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

The stylus controls are surprisingly responsive for a DS game, and the cheesy kung fu movie setting makes studying kanji feel like a mini adventure instead of a chore. I've actually improved my hiragana reading speed after just a few sessions.

Samuel H. ★★★★★

The kanji writing challenges are genuinely tricky, making me feel like I'm actually studying for a kung fu duel. It's a blast blending vocabulary drills with that cheesy 70s movie aesthetic.

Michael ★★★★★

If you're even remotely into kanji or cheesy martial arts flicks, this is a blast. Writing out the hiragana readings with the stylus feels surprisingly smooth, and the whole 70s kung fu theme definitely makes studying way less boring.