Reported styles
Public Haze Seas guides currently point to Black Leg, Electro, Fish-Man Karate, Cyborg, and Dragonic or Dragon Claw.
Haze Seas Fighting Styles
Use fighting styles as a combat lane when fruit luck is bad, your weapon damage feels weak, or you need a safer boss/PvP backup. Exact V2 costs should be checked in game before spending materials.
Held details
Trainer locations, V2 materials, exact mastery gates, and move damage are not published here as final values.
Best use
Choose a style for the job: leveling, boss pressure, PvP combo practice, or backup damage when fruit luck is poor.
Style list
Compare the route before chasing V2
The safest early decision is not the flashiest style. It is the style you can unlock without breaking your current fruit, weapon, race, and boss plan.
Black Leg
Starter-friendly melee route
Use it as a low-friction combat lane while checking whether its V2 path is worth your current resources.
Electro
Fast pressure and combo testing
Good to compare when you want a style that feels quicker than a pure weapon fallback.
Fish-Man Karate
Boss and sea-route testing
Keep exact unlock costs out of your plan until you confirm the current trainer and material requirements.
Cyborg
Late-route utility check
Treat it as an upgrade target, not a blind first-hour spend, until your fruit and weapon lane are stable.
Dragonic / Dragon Claw
High-commitment combat lane
Public guides disagree on naming, so verify the in-game label before publishing a hard route.
When to buy or upgrade
- Buy when your current damage lane is blocking leveling or boss attempts.
- Wait when you still need to test fruit role, weapon fallback, or race reroll value.
- Upgrade only after checking the current V2 trainer path and material list in game.