On November 10, 2017 at 8:25 AM, MichaelElmquist said:

Yeah. If you give a character trope a narrative, then it'll be easier to figure out what they're fighting style would be. You can use existing movies as narrative examples, or come up with your own, or a mix of the both.

Thanks for your help, that does sound good. I actually had an idea for a chainsaw wielding character, maybe I can connect him and the clown story wise together? Some of my characters may sound a little exaggerated and silly like a snowman and scarecrow. I was thinking of maybe changing the snowman to another ice themed character so it could be taken more serious, do you know movies that are good for inspiration?

Thanks again for the advice.

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On November 11, 2017 at 7:16 PM, Rkozy said:

It will be best if you take the aspiration of true martial arts. You can find a lot of videos about it, there are even documents like "martial arts anatomy" - where also the topic of guns was raised. I like the method of fighting Karambit

That would be a good reference for me to look into. As long as the martial art style fits the characters I'm creating since a lot of my characters are basically bizarre horror tropes.

The fighting skills of a samurai is a good idea also.

6 hours ago, nigelrob said:

The fighting skills of a samurai is a good idea also.

That is a good idea. Although my plans were to keep my characters modernized, maybe a modern version could work. Unless I decide to fit a samurai story-wise from the past, that may be a possibility.