Haoshoku Style

The Haoshoku Style(羽織式, Haō-shoku-ryū; lit. "Conqueror's Style") is a style supposedly created by Kane Akisame. Though in truth it was created by.... and passed onto the next generations of the Kane Family. Kane Hiroshi is the future heir to the martial art out of his 5 Brothers & Sisters.

Description
The Haoshoku Style is made up of 5 different styles, or forms, each of which must be fully mastered in order for the Haoshoku Style to be complete. This style places a high focus on a strong body, adaptability, and applicability, and many of the techniques are not set patterns like many other styles, but basic principles which can be applied in multiple situations.

Overview
Haoshoku Style consists of multiple different styles, that all have their own unique focus in combat. One is not alike the other and specializes in something that other styles don’t practice. It is made to dedicate one’s training in one particular style to fully master how it works, before being able to move onto the next one. All styles are made to work off one another and thus are best practiced in conjunction with other styles. Thus most tend to learn two different styles at the very least.

Dragon Style (ドラゴンスタイル, Dragon-Ryu) is the basic and main style of the Haoshoku Style. Dragon Style is a style that focuses on bringing out one’s own maximum strength and translate it into singular, focuses attacks that boast immense power. Resulting in attacks consisting of nothing more than a single punch or kick that carry forth great damaging potential.

Tsuchigumo Style (アラクニド様式, Arachnid-Ryu) is a style that focuses on overwhelming one’s opponents with a rapid flurry of incredibly fast attacks. Moving with such immense speeds that it appears as if one is attacking with multiple limbs. This resembles the stance of that of a Spider or Arachnid.

Tsuchinoko Style (スネークスタイル, Snake-Ryu) is a style that focuses on grappling onto one’s opponent and constantly staying on them without ever letting go. By undergoing training that allows one to stretch and bend one’s body in unnatural ways, the users of this style literally constrict their opponents and crush them into submission.

Tengu Style (天狗形, Tengu-Ryu) is a style that focuses on immense movement speed and aerial movements. Tengu Style users make it difficult to even be hit by their enemies by constantly being on the move, and maneuvering around the air to overwhelm them and whittle them down. Since this style mostly revovles around speed and aerial movement the user will need to constantly train their leg's and flexibility.

Oni Style (鬼流, Oni-Ryu) is a style that focuses on aiming for the opponent’s weak spot and approaching them with brutal and downright violent attacks. Often relying on dirty tactics by aiming at spots such as the eyes and ears, or straight up aiming to attack and pierce through pressure point to make them bleed out.