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goofy

Names
English	goofy
Japanese	グーフィー
Properties
Articulation	grip
Shake Length	n/a
Parent Techniques
Difficulty	hard
Prevalence	standard
Position
Start	goofy
End	goofy
Glyph Notation
Glyph	none yet
Usage
Dynamics
Volume	n/a
Range	n/a
Ease	n/a
History
Source	Watari
Location of Origin	Japan
Date of Origin	unknown
Influences	n/a
Signature Players	n/a

Usually held with the dominant hand, while the non-dominant hand plays normally.

Goofy creates different sounds than normal asalato grip playing, which is why players play goofy with one hand and non-goofy in the other.

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