Tatsumaki-Senpū kyaku
He says it as if it were slang. Combining two of the words and almost skipping "Tatsumaki"
"Tsumak-sempu-kyen"
Actually, the above is wrong: The voice sample is a bit poor on the older games, but nevertheless, he's saying "Tatsumaki senpuu kyaku" but he drops the "i" and "u" in some cases, which is the way Japanese tend to speak. So he's actually saying "tats mak senpuu kyak"
Ankoku no ryuu
five
It is said that Superman had a base lift capacity of around 100 tons, and Goku around 600. However, we have to remember they are comics. Superman has been known to literally move the Earth, which weighs about 6,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilograms, according to the F = G * M1 * M2 / R2 equation. Goku has accomplished similar feats. I would say the true answer would be that it depends on what episode you are watching or episode you are reading.
Songs like Cornerstone, The Words I Would Say, We Won't Be Shaken, Blessings, Busted Heart, Hurricane, Our God, Jesus In Disguise, are some famous songs of Josh Wilson.
Robin is just a wimpy little side kick boy where abouts Cat Woman is strong, independent and has CLAWS.So I'd say Kitty Woman. Ahehhem, I mean Cat Woman.
ryu no kiba
ryu no ha
ryu-ken
hurricane
hurricane
HURRICANE!
To kick - tretenTo kick (a ball) - kickena kick - ein Tritt
"chi", and "ji" means blood ryu means "dragon"
I kick over garbage can and say "thats punk." you kick a garbage can and say "like this?" I say "no that's trendy."
In Chinese, you can say "飓风" (jù fēng) for hurricane.
"Kick" when translatedto Japanese is "Kyaku
hi sutairu han ryu no jutsu