Weather Breathing unlike most styles derives from all other basic styles in branch styles.
This breathing style creates a sequence of forms and techniques without specific patterns to them. In a way, this is both a good and bad thing- good in the sense that it eliminates an element of predictability certain styles may suffer from, but bad in the sense that alternating between so many different styles of movement can place an immense strain on the practitioner's body. Anyways, Weather Breathing creates its own branch away from the other basic style seeing as it is not too closely related to any one style.
Weapon: Nichirin Blade
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Demon Slayer Mark
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User: Amata Basil
Forms: 7
First Form: Evaporating Strike- The practitioner utilizes a technique reminiscent of two of Water Breathing's forms ( specifically the first and seventh forms ), this technique having the practitioner launch at their opponent before unleashing an extremely fast yet precise slash in order to strike. Combining the simplicity of Water Breathing's first and seventh forms allows the practitioner to quickly decapitate or strike their opponent.
Second Form: Tempest's Lotus- Taking inspiration from Wind Breathing, this technique involves the practitioner backfliping above their opponent before unleashing numerous slashes around themselves- essentially creating a whirling cyclone of strikes around themselves which can serve to easily cut down an opponent.
Third Form: Hazed Perspectives, Descent- This form draws inspiration from Mist Breathing, also inheriting some movements from the style of Iaido which somewhat influences Mist Breathing. Anyways, in this form the practitioner hurriedly charges toward their opponent, unleashing a high speed and angled slash to strike their opponent.
Fourth Form: Scorching Wildfire- As one could expect this form takes inspiration from Flame Breathing and it's powerful attack patterns. The practitioner charges forward, unleashing numerous and high powered slashes of strike different opponents as they move. This technique is design to be utilized against multiple opponents, but it can be used against a singular opponent with slight modification.
Fifth Form: Floating Petal, Blossoming Steps- This technique derives inspiration from Flower Breathing and it's unique evasive abilities. This form mimics Flower Breathing's sixth form- Whirling Peach having the practitioner utilize evade incoming threats by dashing to the side or around whatever may be of harm before promptly moving to strike. While being a relatively simple technique, it is quite useful allowing the practitioner to counter attack.
Sixth Form: Shifting Mudwall- In this form practitioner's mimic Stone Breathing's defensive capabilities by utilizing forward facing and broad slashes for block/deflect incoming threats. Unlike the previous form, this technique is better suited for situations where a practitioner either can not move, or is actively looking to push forward against their opponent. Though, keep in mind that this technique preforms well against more projectile based threats- not so much close quarters combat.
Seventh Form: Thunderous Songbirds- This technique is primarily based off of Thunder Breathing, taking inspiration from its generally fast striking pattern and objective strength. It is worth mentioning that this form puts arguably the most strain on the practitioner's body- being able to quickly shred threw stamina if not properly utilized. Anyways, in this form the practitioner mimics Thunder Breathing's folding techniques, allowing the practitioner to volley themselves around their environment in order to disorient and confuse their opponent. The practitioner then charges towards their opponent, unleashing a devastatingly powerful yet focused slash to cleave through their opponent.
