Japanese meaning of 流派！東方不敗は王者の風よ！！
Reading:
りゅうは！とうほうふはいはおうじゃのかぜよ！！ (Ryūha! Tōhōfuhai wa ōja no kaze yo!!)
English Translation:
School of the Undefeated of the East! The winds of the king!
Scene & Cultural Context
Scene Context:
Master Asia passionately announces this phrase as an introduction to his martial arts style, showcasing pride and strength dramatically.
Cultural Context:
Dramatic martial arts introductions referencing poetic metaphors are common in Japanese anime, symbolizing pride and power. Widely recognized as a classic, often humorously parodied phrase.
マスター・アジアが自身の格闘流派を情熱的に名乗り、誇りと強さを劇的に示す場面。
日本アニメでは、詩的な比喩を使った劇的な武術の名乗りが一般的で、誇りや強さを象徴する。このフレーズはその典型例であり、よくパロディ化される。
Grammar & Learning Points
Grammar Point
•「流派」(ryūha) = martial arts school or style
•「東方不敗」(Tōhōfuhai) = "Undefeated of the East," poetic title emphasizing invincibility
•「王者の風」= metaphor for power and majesty
•「よ」(yo) = emphatic ending particle adding dramatic emphasis.
Trap for English Speakers
Phrase may seem overly poetic or confusing without context; English speakers should understand it as dramatically metaphorical, not literal.
Example
Applied Example
運動会の応援合戦で真剣に叫ぶ。
「流派！紅組は王者の風よ！！」
Shouted seriously during a cheering match at the school sports festival.
“School of the Red Team! The winds of the king!”