The meaning of "Shubain"

[Dr Feelgood]

Does the name of CIMA's finisher mean anything in particular?
I vaguely seem to remember some old stuff where he was holding a bottle and chanting something like "Shu-bain! Shu-bain!".

[ChrisAwesome]

I'm not sure what it means, but everywhere else I've seen it referenced it's spelled "Schwein".

[Toshiharu Yashiro]

Shu-bain is wrong spelling. "schwein" is right.
Shwein means pig in German.
And CIMA's it comes from the music group "schwein".
sorry my english is poor.

[Dr Feelgood]

Thank you both for the info

It makes sense as CIMA seems to rip a lot of things off his favourite bands: his whole look (goggles and scar - which by the way is also used by the character "Kuro" in Taiyo Matsumoto's excellent "Tekkonkinkurito") is taken from The Boredoms (a japanese punk group) so I believe.