Martial Arts (uNO)

In a society full of competition and violence, many have taken to learning various martial arts styles to protect themselves, or to better utilize their abilities in combat.

Others view martial arts as lowly techniques that low-tiers use to compensate for their weak abilities, believing that superior mastery and power with abilities is the only thing they need. Despite this, many high-tier families have their children learn martial arts before their abilities develop, in order to give them experience in fighting with their ability.

Many practice martial arts like Taekwondo, kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, and many more, though many combat styles also revolve around fully exploiting abilities in hand-to-hand combat

Dejoah
An offensive martial art that revolves around the concept of building up momentum while disrupting the opponent's movements. Relying on having superior speed and reflexes, Dejoah is often practiced by practitioners with abilities that enhance their speed.

Dejoah involves fast and strong strikes to quickly wear down opponents, while allowing for the user to continue to build up their speed and continue to press against opponents. Recognizable techniques include the Killer Combo, a standard series of moves starting with an elbow strike to the face and a hook to the body with the opposite arm.

A notable weakness of Dejoah is that many of its moves are predictable, especially for those knowledgeable with Dejoah. This can allow opponents to more easily react, even if the Dejoah user has superior speed. Dejoah practitioners can only counteract this flaw by simply having even further speed, or having to quickly adapt to new techniques and styles, while still maintaining their momentum

Techniques

 * Killer Combo: Also known as the "Dirty Elbow", the standard and most recognizable technique of Dejoah. At high speeds, the user throws a strong elbow strike to the face, immediately followed with a body shot with the opposing arm, and then continuously throwing punches and elbow strikes until the opponent is incapacitated or gets out of range

Kao Tua
A more defensive martial art that is based on the idea

Janijo
A more "internal" martial art, that focuses less on developing combat skills, and more on allowing practitioners to control the flow of aura within their bodies, or to be able to control their aura channels. Through being able to manipulate aura channels, users are able to perform many things, from improving health, to being able to temporarily surpass their set potential and perform feats with their ability far beyond their limits.