Those that have mastered Hirazuki can conduct the attack by holding the sword with only a single hand. It is at this point that they understand that Hirazuki is actually the foundation for an entire sword style that can be centered around it serving as the "front line of attack". Even if the attack is blocked, one can easily adjust their sword angle and body movement to work around it and deliver a decisive second blow. Should the thrust be dodged, one can adjust the thrust into a slash which takes advantage of the Hirazuki's momentum to deliver a powerful follow-up strike. It is possible to even use multiple Hirazuki thrusts to follow through the initial Hirazuki, albeit at different angles and directions, so as to keep the opponent on their toes until a fatal blow is made.
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| - Those that have mastered Hirazuki can conduct the attack by holding the sword with only a single hand. It is at this point that they understand that Hirazuki is actually the foundation for an entire sword style that can be centered around it serving as the "front line of attack". Even if the attack is blocked, one can easily adjust their sword angle and body movement to work around it and deliver a decisive second blow. Should the thrust be dodged, one can adjust the thrust into a slash which takes advantage of the Hirazuki's momentum to deliver a powerful follow-up strike. It is possible to even use multiple Hirazuki thrusts to follow through the initial Hirazuki, albeit at different angles and directions, so as to keep the opponent on their toes until a fatal blow is made.
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| - Kagami Hyūga, Toyotomi Kageyoshi,Oichi Oda, Doshun, Hikari Chōjin, Kaiba Hanamaru, Hoshiko Kinsei, Mukūrō, Natsumi Date, Hojo Senryo
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| - Those that have mastered Hirazuki can conduct the attack by holding the sword with only a single hand. It is at this point that they understand that Hirazuki is actually the foundation for an entire sword style that can be centered around it serving as the "front line of attack". Even if the attack is blocked, one can easily adjust their sword angle and body movement to work around it and deliver a decisive second blow. Should the thrust be dodged, one can adjust the thrust into a slash which takes advantage of the Hirazuki's momentum to deliver a powerful follow-up strike. It is possible to even use multiple Hirazuki thrusts to follow through the initial Hirazuki, albeit at different angles and directions, so as to keep the opponent on their toes until a fatal blow is made.
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