| Display title | My Kung Fu Is Stronger Than Yours |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In shows where mano-a-mano combat is a main plot element, characters spend much of their lives training and improving their strength so they can one-up each other at a critical point in a fight. This invariably develops into an arms race that can, and has, taken out entire planets and solar systems. If two nations do this, it's a Lensman Arms Race. |