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The Five-Tails Style is a fighting style that uniquely requires the use of five tails or five tail-like appendages to primarily grapple an enemy to attack, but also can be used in other capacities.
Introduction[]
The Five-Tails Style is an unique fighting style in which the user utilizes their tails or tail-like appendages. This style of fighting can be used in a wide variety of methods, but the common thread that ties together all the styles is that it requires the use of at least 3 tails or equivalents, that the user can freely control their tails and their actions, and that arms cannot substitute for the tails.
History[]
The founder of the Five-Tails Style is Sol Hamlet. Soon after eating the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Inari's Kitsune, he realized that he that he had some control over the way he could control his tails and the way that they moved or curled. He soon discovered that he could use this to his advantage in battle and trained to fight with his tails to supplement his ability to fight with his staff. He realized after trying to train Selena Del Rosa, a shipmate and Zoan Devil Fruit user with a single tail, that Five-Tails Style was a fighting style that would require at minimum three tails or an equivalent, as having less than three would make the style too slow, too ineffective, and leave the user unable to defend themselves.
Methods[]
Methods are the classes of fighting within the Five-Tails Style that account for unique stances and weapons used with the fighting style. The Zoan Method is considered to be the orthodox method from which all other methods are based. Some methods can place an emphasis on power, other can place it on speed, but all methods have some connection have a connection to the Zoan Method.