『s到達者作家師失人奥義の深淵の術理の世界～ Do you know the secret art?～』

011私解釈流水制空権 りゅうすいせいくうけん Private interpretation of flowing water and air superiority

海外の皆様日本語の文章の後に英語訳があります

そして奥義だからと長々とは語りません

大半が四千文字程度か以下一つ五分十分もあれば十分

For those of you overseas, there is an English translation after the Japanese text. And because it is a secret, I won't go into detail. Most are around 4,000 characters, and one under 5 minutes will be enough

011私解釈流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　

　「さて今回はとある作品の奥義でも語ろう

これは漫画作品『史上最強の弟子ケンイチ』松江名俊先生の作品に登場する技

　手足の届く範囲の攻撃を叩き落す防御の奥義　流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　だ

理屈は手足の届く範囲を無意識上で可視化しその範囲の攻撃を叩き落す

流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　の予想される効果は死角からの攻撃にも対応することだ

何故そんなことがてきるのかそれはまず全段階である制空権について説明しよう

空を制すと書いて制空

つまり手足の届く範囲の掌握である

作中流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　の範囲はきれいな円であったが

現実ではありえない

何故なら手足の届く範囲はそれそれ長さで届く範囲と手足の可動域により違うため綺麗な円になどならない

手足はそれぞれ届く範囲が違うため手足の二つの円が重なる

歪な円が正しいはずだ

そして流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　に必要なのは手足の届く範囲の完全な把握

それがないなら空を制す制空権にはならない

そしてこれは通常長い時間をかけ無意識的に理解する境地である

会得できる可能性がある鍛錬で有名なのは立禅つまり馬歩

うごかず全方向に長年力を放ち続ければ無意識化に長年力全身に放ち続けた膨大な経験が手足の長さ程度ならよく理解しているだろう

長年馬歩で体の末端まで力を流して入ればいやでも体は無意識的にどこまで力を流れば外に行くか膨大な力を末端に流す経験からおのずと理解すると思われる

後はそこに技をはめれば自分て足の長さは無意識化で何となく理解しているので少しの修正で済むはずだ

そしてその手足それぞれの届く範囲のパーソナルスペースを重ね範囲に届く攻撃を確実に叩き落す

これはおおまかに手足の長さを認識するだけでも攻撃を叩き落す際不足でたたき落とすことがしやすくなるのは今でもないだろう

作中では主人公ケンイチが川の中で無心となり手足の届く範囲侵入した川を泳ぐ魚せ熊のように素手で弾き飛ばしとらえ会得している

そして最後に流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　の流水部分

ただ流れを受け流す川の中の岩のこどく

の部分だ

第二段階は少しばかりオカルトめいているのてカット

話を戻そう制空権を流水制空権　りゅうすいせいくうけん　にするにはまず相手の攻撃の流れを知る必要がある

如何に川の中の岩であろうといきなり知らない川に入れれば流され動くことだってある

それと同じて流れもわからない攻撃を受け流す前に相手の攻撃の流れを知る必要がある

相手を倒す戦いはほとんどの場合本人にも気がかない相手特有の流れや癖がある

それは相手を倒すために自分中で作り上げたものでそれ法則のある流れがないなら攻撃の威力はバラバラになるのでまず大抵の場合こどんなスポーツ格闘問わず体を動かう当人特有の流れは存在する

その流れによる相手にダメージを与える効率化が早く強くなるコツとも予想できる

そしてその流れを理解か気づいたらその流れとら制空権を重ねる

そうすると自分手足の届く範囲を理解し確実に叩き落す制空権に相手の攻撃のおぼろげな流れが重なり予想ができるようになると推測される

つまり自分がとてもよく知るホームグラウンドに行動心理が何となく予想できる相手が入り込んだように相手がどこに逃げるか行動するか大体予想できるようなものだ

当然普通ならむすがしぃ作中では自分が川の流れを受けているようとイメージし相手の攻撃の流れを感じるとしていた

これはおそらく自身を川の中にいるとイメージすることにより正面の相手から流れを受けているとイメージすることで相手の攻撃の流れ歩を意識して感じやすくするためだと思われる

そしてこれは松江名俊先生公式設定ではなく

私が松江名俊先生の史上最強の弟子ケンイチをみて解析した私的な解釈だ

そのため松江名俊先生と意見とは違うかもしれない

これはノンフィクションとしている以上松江名俊先生に何か言われれば消すのがマナーである」

　パタンと教壇に広げた資料を閉じ

　「今回はこれで終わりとする」

そしてこれから先は内容は同じ海外向けの英訳となる

011 My interpretation of Ryusui Seikūken

"Now, let's talk about the secret technique of a certain work. This is a technique that appears in the manga "Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple" by Matsuena Shun. It's Ryusui Seikūken, a defensive secret technique that knocks down attacks within the reach of your hands and feet. The theory is that you unconsciously visualize the reach of your hands and feet and knock down attacks within that range. The expected effect of Ryusui Seikūken is that it also deals with attacks from blind spots. How can you do that? First, let me explain about air superiority, which is the whole stage.

The word "control the sky" means air superiority, which means controlling the range of the reach of the hands and feet.

In the story, the range of air superiority by flowing water was a perfect circle, but in reality, this is impossible.

Because the range of the reach of the hands and feet varies depending on the length of the hands and feet and the range of motion of the hands and feet, it is not a perfect circle.

Since the range of the reach of each hand and foot is different, the two circles of the hands and feet overlap.

A distorted circle should be correct.

And what is needed for air superiority by flowing water? A complete understanding of the reach of your hands and feet. Without that, you will not have air superiority. And this is a state that is usually understood unconsciously over a long period of time. A famous training that can be mastered is standing meditation, or horse stance. If you continue to release force in all directions for many years without moving, you will unconsciously understand the length of your hands and feet, based on the vast experience of releasing force throughout your entire body for many years. If you continue to flow force to the extremities of your body in horse stance for many years, your body will unconsciously understand how far the force needs to flow out, based on the experience of flowing enormous force to the extremities. After that, if you add a technique to it, you will unconsciously understand the length of your legs, so it should only take a little modification. Then, overlap the personal space of the reach of each hand and foot and surely knock down attacks that reach the range. Even if you just roughly recognize the length of your hands and feet, it will still be easier to knock down attacks that are insufficient when knocking them down. In the story, the main character Kenichi is absent-minded in the river and flicks away fish that have invaded the reach of his hands and feet with his bare hands, like a bear swimming in the river. He has mastered it. And finally, the flowing water part of "air superiority by flowing water". It's just the rock in the river that lets the flow go. The second stage is a bit occult, so I'll cut it out. To get back to the topic, in order to turn air superiority into air superiority by flowing water, you first need to know the flow of the opponent's attack. Even if it's a rock in a river, if you suddenly put it in an unknown river, it will be swept away and move. In the same way, before you can deflect an attack that you don't know the flow of, you need to know the flow of the opponent's attack. In most battles to defeat an opponent, there is a unique flow or habit that the opponent himself doesn't even notice. This is something that he created himself in order to defeat the opponent, and if there is no flow with a rule, the power of the attack will be inconsistent, so first of all, in most cases, regardless of the type of sport or fighting, there is a flow that is unique to the person who moves their body. It can be expected that the efficiency of inflicting damage on the opponent by that flow will become faster and stronger. And once you understand or realize that flow, you can take that flow and gain air superiority. Then, your own hands and feet will be able to move. It is speculated that the vague flow of the opponent's attack overlaps with the air superiority that can surely knock down the opponent and understand the reach of the attack, and it becomes possible to predict it.

In other words, it is like being able to roughly predict where the opponent will escape or act, as if an opponent whose behavioral psychology can be somewhat predicted has entered your home ground that you know very well.

Of course, in the work Musugashii, you would normally imagine that you are receiving the flow of the river and feel the flow of the opponent's attack.

This is probably because by imagining yourself in the river and receiving the flow from the opponent in front, it is easier to be aware of the flow of the opponent's attack.

And this is not an official setting by Matsuena Shun-sensei.

It is my personal interpretation that I analyzed after watching Matsuena Shun-sensei's Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple.

Therefore, my opinion may differ from that of Matsuena Shun-sensei.

Since this is non-fiction, if Matsuena Shun-sensei says anything, it is good manners to erase it.

Slammed down the materials spread out on the podium.

"This is the end for now."