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| Harudōga Mūshō | |
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| Kanji | 春圭牙痛烈虚 |
| English | Spring-Road Fang, Piercer of the Void |
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| Type | Quincy |
| Users | Aurora Pendragon, Yukine Nagato |
Harudōga Mūshō (春圭牙痛烈虚, Spring-Road Fang, Piercer of the Void; "Void Piercer" in the English anime) was a technique created by Yukine Nagato and taught to Aurora Pendragon.
Description
This technique was created due to Yukine lacking his focus for his Quincy Bow, so he in turn he discovered a way to fight without using one. By focusing the reishi in the environment into lenses, he was able to channel natural light into very fast and very hot beams which when directed using his carefully placed reishi lenses, can be fired at almost any angle and used to cover a large area with little effort. This skill is used primarily during the day when the sun's light can be used without limit, however he has been able to use a weaker version at night but only on a clear night where the moon is visible.
This skill is said to take extreme reishi control which gives cadence to his abilities as a Quincy. Due to the properties of his reiatsu, the light beams when reflected off the mirrors are charged with purifying light meaning that if a Hollow is hit with an attack it will be as if an Arrow hit them from a standard Quincy. Yuki will often start with one or two lenses and create more as he moves around the battlefield, forming a larger array or grid as he sees fit before releasing the full force of the technique. When using one or two he is able to use this as a manual weapon but the more he creates the larger the effects and the harder it is for him to control as it becomes self sustaining.
Aurora is able to utilize this ability by first creating the lenses and then firing her witch kit into one, the beam is then scattered between the fragments and refracted to extend her range and the lethality. While in base form she had trouble making more than 10 mirrors in her Oversoul state she can make upwards of 50 at a time with her enhanced manipulation skills.
Trivia
- This was inspired by the technique Megiddo from the anime Tensura.