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Tag Archives: fight scenes
Questions 3: Writing a Fight With Evenly Matched Opponents
I realized I’m usually talking about fight scenes where one character has an advantage. At least that’s what is in my head. Yet, there are fights when they are evenly matched. It is a constant jockeying for position until someone … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged adversaries, answers, author, battles, enemies, equals, even, evenly matched, fight scenes, heroes, questions, rivals, tie, villains, writing
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Pauses in Fight Scenes
Dragon Ball Z is infamous for dragging fights out with flashbacks, which really hurt the flow of things. At least from my perspective as someone who noted that issue and continued to enjoy. Now, why would they do these kinds … Continue reading
Pacing the Fight
Fight scenes are difficult as it is when you have to keep track of actions, gear, styles, locations, and several other factors. Then, you end up considering the pacing, which turns out to be essential. Can’t go too fast without … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, action adventure, author, brawls, fiction, fight scenes, fighters, pacing, tension, writing
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The Frustration of Inconsistent Deathblows
Long ago, I started watching Dragon Ball Z. Early on, one of my favorite movies was Krillin’s Destructo Disc. It’s a large disc of energy that can cut through anything. At least, that’s how it was presented. This thing was … Continue reading
Hand-to-Hand Writing: 7 Tips to Defense
Here we are at the final entry and component of writing a fight scene. As before, I’m going to note that this is a personal breakdown of aspects. So, it’s all opinion, which means you might not agree. We’ve done … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged action, blocking, defense, dodging, fiction, fight scenes, martial arts, writing
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Can Action Scenes Erode Writer’s Block?
(The above scene from ‘Into the Badlands’ is fairly violent.) This is another post suggestion by Chelsea Ann Owens, but it is one that I’m not sure I fully understand. It was stated by someone that you can write a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, adventure, battles, fight scenes, writer's block, writing
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When a Fictional Fight Gets Bloody
I recently finished writing a scene where two characters have their final showdown. It’s a very brutal fight with broken bones, punctured organs, bleeding, and a wonder that both of them didn’t die. The reason it came to this is … Continue reading
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