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his hitten mitsurugi is composed of many cool moves... but which one is your favorite? oro????

I can't remember the name, but the one where he swings his sword very hard towards the ground and the ground splits.

Neon_Genisis wrote:I can't remember the name, but the one where he swings his sword very hard towards the ground and the ground splits.

Thats the Doryusen. My favorite attack is the Kuzuryusen (spelled way wrong.)

I like that one too!

the Sandanzuki attack is my favourite!!!

followed by the gotatsu.

Isnt this only referring to Hiten Mitsurugi techniques? Gotatsu definitly isnt one of those

i kind of dont like Kenshins move but i think from the other characters the move that Saito did that shatter Sanoska hand when they first met and the move that Soujiro does when hopping in one foot and a sword behind his neck and strikes very fast

I like the technic of the umbrella. I think it was called hidden misaruki stile umbrella smash.

Yup, who could forget the deadly umbrella drop...

Angel of Death wrote:Isnt this only referring to Hiten Mitsurugi techniques? Gotatsu definitly isnt one of those

lol Soushi Okita is my favourite Rurouni Kenshin character, and his 3 piece thrust is my favourite. So I refused to believe it was just about Hitten Mitsurugi, and said what I said!
I mentioned Gotatsu simply because if I'm going to mention one worng why not 2?

lol nah! I just made up that story. I didn't read the question properly

my favorite i think it was called the ten swords or something like that

that too!

caveman wrote:my favorite i think it was called the ten swords or something like that

the ten swords is shishio's group... also known as the juppon gatana...

how about that move that Aoushi did to Kenshin when first met

Oh, the Kaiten Kenbu. Thats an awesome attack.

Amakakaru no hem do hiurmeki (A few characthers may be off) - I jsut like it because it has an obcenely long name and I can remeber it...

There's also the

Ryu Sorben (Attack with reverse of the sword using two handed leverage from either end)