| Hanauta Sanchou: Yahazu Giri |
| Translation: Three-Verse Humming: Arrow-Notch Slash. An insanely fast slashing attack where the user appears to walk by his opponent. |
| Aubade Coup Droit |
| Translation: Dawn Serenade - Right Handed Strike. A technique in which the sword unleashes a highly compacted "blast of air". |
| Prelude Au Fer |
| Translation: Prelude meaning after. Au Fer comes from a French fencing term. A disarming attack in which the user attacks to opponents weapon. |
| Gavotte Bond en Avant |
| Translation: Gavotte Leap Forward. This is a thrusting technique in which the user propels himself forward. |
| Polka Remise |
| Translation: Polka Continuation. A repetitive thrusting technique. To a bystander it would appear that the user is attacking with multiple swords. |
| Nemuriuta Flanc |
| Translation: Lullaby Parry. This technique has the user using his sword in combination with a violin. Thus causing anyone to hear it fall asleep. While asleep the user can gain free hits on his opponent. |
| Swallow Bond En Avant |
| Translation: Swallow Leap Forward. This is an aerial version of Gavotte Bond En Avant. When above the their opponent the user preforms a spinning Gavotte Bond En Avant. |
| Raikotsuken: Gavotte Bond en Avant |
| Translation: Lightning Bone Sword: Gavotte Leap Forward. This is a comination attack with the help of Ussop, Robin, and Nami. |
