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| Japanese Name | 天候舞 |
| Romanized Name | Tenkōbu |
| Official English Name | Weather Dance |
| Meaning | Weather Dance Style |
| Fighting Style Focus | Adaptability, Unpredictability, Sword, Haki, Devil Fruit |
Weather Dance (?) is a Swordstyle developed and created by.... The main emphasis brought forth for the style is a culmination of one's natural skills, techniques, and power altogether to represent the force that is the weather in all its unpredictability and elusiveness.
Overview[]
The principles to which this swordstyle revolve and bases itself around is notions of adaptability and unpredictable. Just as how the weather is ever-changing, unpredictable at times, and never truly constant the user themselves always bases on being ever-altering and modifying themselves to dynamically quickly alter their stance and form for any multiple situations. Either it be they move with the speed, agility, reflexes, and flexibility of the wind. Acting swiftly, deadly, and furiously with the intensity of a hurricane to tear through their opponents. Controlling the flow of the battle either it be through nimble footwork and redirection of blows akin to a cloud flying freely through the skies. Delivering powerfully sharp cutting strikes like lightning, slicing through anything that stand in their path. The style seamlessly works as a multifaceted toolbox set to help no matter the opponent's faced making it hard to keep track of, predict, or counter the user's next moves.
A way in which the practitioner of the style is able to change their approach in response to their opponents is through the use of body language. Observing and reading their opponent's body language for things such as movement, limbs, breathing, muscle concentration, facial reactions, and so on. One can be able to pick up the adversaries that give away their strengths and weaknesses and allow the user to formulate a response that fits the given opponent making it harder to keep up with their unpredictability.