| Description | - Allows him to make a duplicate of himself. 5D and 2D send his clone forward to attack his opponent, while 6D and 3D leave clone in place of Hibiki, who teleports to opponent. Hibiki will not receive any damage if his clone is hit.
- The Ovedrive version has him launching the opponent higher, enough for Hibiki to followup with an automatic Misago Kudaki finisher.
- For this version, the real Hibiki is the one running while the clone disperses into a crow flock. At the end of the run, Hibiki follows up with a sword-planted break sweep along a slide that hits low.
- Crosses up and launches the opponent via the "wildly-flung" effect.
- Variable command jump. Hibiki flies forward in a leap akin to a normal forward jump in terms of jump arc .
- Minor anti-air special. Does multiple hits and launches.
- Knocks down via a plummet on air hit, which can allow for an emergency tech.
- Attacks using his shadows, and rapidly slashes his opponent several times in the dark.
- Causes opponent to crumple to the ground with no emergency or crumple tech.
- Midair diving stab attack at a steep angle where Hibiki nearly plants his blade upon landing.
- Hibiki strikes his opponent with an inward high-flicking turn kick then follows up with a back-somersaulting kick launcher. He then kneels down and twirls his blades, then waves them both around in an instant at once for a radius slash finisher that wallbounces.
- Meant for applying wakeup games and mixups due to its followups.
- Accelerates his Drive.
- Causes ground bounce and hits overhead.
- Causes minor wallbounce and does multiple hits.
- Followup to Zanshōkyaku. Hibiki tosses carving knives as overhead projectiles in a spread below himself.
- Followup to Zanshōkyaku. Hibiki performs an overhead air-somersaulting outward slash below himself in a dive-bombing position.
- Followup to either Hiyokujin version. Cancels either version's followup attack for a feint that causes Hibiki to return to his original spot and disperses both duplicates.
- Followup to Zanshōkyaku. Hibiki enters a counter-reversal stance for the duration of the jump arc by holding his following-handed blade in front and below himself and curled up. Once triggered by blocking an attack, Hibiki warps away and flies in low to the ground with a dual-wielding spinning-top-slash towards his foe as he slides to a brake.
- Followup to Zanshōkyaku. Hibiki performs an uppercut slash in midair that acts as a grab. If it connects, the opponent is spiral-launched as Hibiki high-speed warps to the air while carrying his opponent to connect a spinning upside-down piledriver on them.
- Counts as a blockable grab. Inflicts a spiraling knockdown.
- An alternate version of Hizanshō. Upon reaching his opponent, Hibiki instead warps behind them and does a reverse grip upward reaping slash to launch them.
- Hibiki disappears leaving behind a flock of shadowy crows after a brief stance and gesture, then warps to his opponent's location from above to slam-drive both swords during his plummeting assault .
- Hibiki performs a small hop while spin-slashing with both blades in an instant, followed by a flashy recovery animation with him dispersing into crows and landing back down from said hop.
- Midair command throw. Useful for catching out jump attempts during pressure or to use as an unexpected anti-air.
- Rushes alongside a duplicate after a brief delay , with one Hibiki running along the ground and the other leaping through the air in unison.
- The Overdrive version adds a few more rapid slashes to the mix before the Maga Uchi finisher.
- Hibiki rears back during the super flash and then tosses both blades in front of himself to spiral in front like a reflector . Once it connects, he fades away leaving behind a flock of crows and strikes though his foe with blue air-tearing slash effects in succession, finishing with a Maga Uchi through his foe; this causes all the said slash effects to converge their damage onto his target.
- Dashes forward with sword in both hands beside him via a tucked-bracing rush. Once he gets close to his target, he impales them with the said sword and forcefully dislodges it , knocking his foe down.
- Launches his opponent up in a spiral launch, and can be used to dodge incoming attacks to counter them. However, it has notable startup as soon as Hibiki reappears, and if blocked can be punished easily.
- For this version, the real Hibiki is airborne while the clone disperses into a crow flock. At the descent of the leap, Hibiki follows up with a somersaulting heel drop.
- All of its followups can be done near the ground if timed properly.
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