With no CG, no invisible wires, and even no magical powers to rely on, a photo posted on Twitter by a 16-year-old high school girl in Japan has gained worldwide attention for its “Matrix”-like special effect, with more than 20,000 re-tweeting to date.
Posted under the username “Chanman,” the picture shows a half-crouching girl with her arms and legs outstretched as if she is casting a spell. Surrounding her are 10 girls jumping in the air and spreading their arms, appearing to be blown away by an invisible force.
When Chanman added the caption, “Makanko-sappo” (a lethal finger beam technique appearing in the famous “Dragon Ball” manga series), the number of views sharply increased.
Chanman and her classmates took the photo to commemorate the end of the school year.
Inspired by Chanman’s Makanko-sappo, similar postings have been growing in number.
Twitter user “Chara” posted a photo looking like “Hadouken,” a special “wave fist” attack used by characters of the popular video game “Street Fighter.”
When Chanman added the caption, “Makanko-sappo” (a lethal finger beam technique appearing in the famous “Dragon Ball” manga series), the number of views sharply increased.
Chanman and her classmates took the photo to commemorate the end of the school year.
Inspired by Chanman’s Makanko-sappo, similar postings have been growing in number.
Twitter user “Chara” posted a photo looking like “Hadouken,” a special “wave fist” attack used by characters of the popular video game “Street Fighter.”
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