What is the meaning of 'de-stanking'?

Sorry I've never heard the word 'de-stanking' before. I don't think it's a regular English word.

From the context, it means to vanguish the monsters, perhaps.

hi, tq for your reply. i found it on the source text of my translation

Sica From the context, it means to vanguish the monsters, perhaps.

thanks,..will use your suggestion

SSHisgoodHere's the complete sentene:'Witness the friendship of Randy and Howard as they try to help each other in life and de-stanking monsters of doom!'

Where exactly did you read this? Or is "de-stanking" a word that you only heard (and maybe misheard)?

SSHisgoodWhat's the meaning of 'de-stanking'?

The most I could get out of my research is that this is jargon in the Ninja world. It appears to involve taking away or destroying someone's prized possession. It's unclear why this procedure is done or what effect it's supposed to have on the object of the de-stanking.

CJ

I'm surprised it's not in Urban "Dictionary" then. There is an entry for "stanking" (warning: contains X-rated content), but it seems unrelated and may just be made-up nonsense for all I know. However, the effort of reading it was not wasted since I did learn the very splendid phrase "twatular area".

Where I live, (SE USA) stank is sometimes used as a colloquial alternative to stink. Destanking would mean deodorizing, removing the foul smell from something. That doesn't fit this context, though, so I would guess that Sica's vanquish (note spelling) is probably correct.

One more small snippet: it says at http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/RandyCunninghamNinthGradeNinja that the purpose of "destanking" someone is to "free them from their monster state".

GPY 'Where exactly did you read this? Or is "de-stanking" a word that you only heard (and maybe misheard)?

I read it on a script..