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Percy Jackson and the Olympians Question

Anyone else thinks it's idiotic that no one seems to know how to fight free-hand???

I'm not trying to say that anyone in the series is stupid(hello? i love this book!), but really? All weapons and no good old-fashioned hand-to-hand combat? It can get slightly weird especially since everyone gets disarmed a lot... I'm totally creating a character who can fight the Asian free-hand style for my next fanfic. What to you people think??
 Okuni posted over a year ago
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silver93 said:
It just wouldn't be effective. The only thing that can kill monsters is celestial bronze. They wouldn't naturally know Asian free-hand style unless they took lessons in it. They only have an edge in sword and/or archery because they're naturally hardwire to know greek styles. Now, if they had super strength,then it might be more useful. Since 95% of the monsters they fight have super-strength, using swords also helps level the playing field.
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Xscash232 said:
Dude for one Greek Gods and warriors never fought free hand. Two: You wouldn't get even close to a person free hand. AND THREE: I don't like this idea of yours Thx Xscash232-Former Percy Jackson Fan
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Totally Agree.
joe-kerr posted over a year ago
darkling_menace said:
i kinda see where you're coming from, if demigods are supposed to be natural born fighters, then they should know all fighting styles,not just with weapons. and hey, if you got a fanfic going then i have an idea for a character that i think is pretty cool, if you're interested.
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okay thank you for sort of agreeing with me. and i look through all ideas and suggestions people have for me. so go ahead and tell me. thanks for giving idea suggestions all is appreciated.
Okuni posted over a year ago
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Okuni posted over a year ago
locita4edward said:
I totally agree. Greek or not you should probably know how to fight free style. Me and a friend are making a fan fic. it's way more modern and has just enough reallness to it that it sort of makes you wonder if percy jackson is real.
We're gonna post ch.1 by march 3rd.Hope you guys read it it'll be really awesome.
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I'll read it! ^^
Okuni posted over a year ago
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I've been waiting for the link to that story you know...
Okuni posted over a year ago
Meef said:
I think it's because the enemy is a freaking monster. To punch through solid flesh is like... well, not really as tough as punching concrete but still, you get the point.
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Well, you have a point there...
Okuni posted over a year ago
joe-kerr said:
To somewhat reiterate what others have said:

#1 - Greeks/Romans never fought free-hand.
#2 - When we're talking para-normal powers, hand-to-hand seems to slow things down.

#3 - Most importantly, it's a book. All the Asian free-hand fight scenes sure look cool in movies. But imagine trying to read about a weaponless fight! It would be lame.

That said, hope you can write an interesting blow-by-blow account of fight scenes of your character.

Peace.
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BentheD said:
but there is! in the lost hero Jason attacks the king of giants barehanded. okay, after that he takes a sword out of the giants hair and strikes his ear but he was weaponless for an attack time.
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Blaze_of_Ares said:
No, the only way to kill a monster is with celestial bronze and if they use hand, monsters won't die. But fighting free-hand with a monster would be bold but useless.
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