What in Mr. Han's prosthetic bladed hand is going on here?
Curious? I think I recognize that stance. It anticipates the execution of a side sacrifice-throw. Is it in preparation for the
Sutemi Waza Bambino? If it is, it's reputed to be a very advanced (and very dangerous) move. A difficult maneuver to perform, you use it by situating yourself and the baby in a disadvantageous position to eventually gain the upper hand on your opponent. The idea is to strategically utilize a charging opponent’s momentum by throwing yourself and the baby backward toward the ground, cleverly rotating your hips and trunk, and then disconnecting with your opponent when he grabs the baby instead of you as he slams down on the hard, cold ground. The result of which is that you emerge intact and balanced in a ready position to inflict any of 10,000 fatal finishing moves should you require the effort (seldom needed, though the baby might require emergency medical attention, but not always). It’s as brilliant as it is deadly.
