Tanjiro has mastered all ten Water Breathing forms, each of them equally deadly and effective depending on the situation and enemy.
Though Tanjiro succeeds in making use of Water Breathing throughout the early parts of his adventure, he eventually discovers that he's better suited for Sun Breathing instead.
Tanjiro Kamado, the main character of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, has ten forms that he utilizes whenever he fights.
Over the course of the series, Tanijiro unlocks multiple breathing styles, but only two have been shown in the anime so far. This list contains all the styles that Tanjiro has performed in the anime and the different techniques classed under them.
Rather, it's a combination of all the twelve forms present in this style, used in succession to maximize their power. This move was devised by Tanjiro solely to defeat Muzan.
This form is a repetition of every Sun Breathing form performed in succession that would kill Muzan by hurting all of his vital organs. In Chapter 192 of the manga series, Tanjiro realized that this s what the thirteenth form was. When he attempted to link the moves, he failed at first.
It is possible for a swordsman to use more than one Breathing Style technique at a time, allowing the user to take advantage of the advantageous aspects of both techniques. Tanjiro Kamado, for example, can use both the Water Breathing and Sun Breathing styles simultaneously.
It seems that Tanjiro still has a long way to go to master the Water Breathing technique. Giyu, on the other hand, as the current Water Hashira, has complete mastery over all 10 forms of Water breathing, as well as an 11th form that he created himself.
Demon Slayer's season 3's latest episode has left fans on edge with Tanjiro's discovery of Yoriichi Tsugikuni's Type Zero sword.
Tanjiro commences the Sun Breathing: Thirteenth Form against Muzan.
Thanks to Muzan, the demon form of Tanjiro has the fastest regeneration and the strength to avert all physical attacks. Moreover, just like his sister Nezuko, Tanjiro acquires resistance against the sun, making him completely invincible against any human.
Tanjiro doesnt know this because the 11th style is an original attack created by Giyu Tomioka but somewhere in the episode they said that every user can be able to have its own unique extra form.
8 Tanjiro Is The Only Living User
On the other hand, Sun Breathing can, presently, only be performed by Tanjiro Kamado. Though its techniques can be taught to others provided they have the guidance of a Kamado, there are no other known users who are currently alive.
This Breathing Style is solely used by Michikatsu, who was one of the first Demon Slayers who utilized Total Concentration Breathing.
Giyu is a character with great defensive options. His unique parry move, Dead Calm, is quite useful to punish the enemy's attacks and start your combos.
2 Tenth Form: Constant Flux
After being pushed to his limits, Tanjiro unveiled his powerful Constant Flux technique. This tenth form allows users to execute a continuous flowing attack, taking on the form of a water dragon as they did so.
Seventh Form: Drop Ripple Thrust
The utility of the seventh Water Breathing form is not to be underrated. As Tanjiro himself puts it, the seventh form is the fastest thrusting technique of all the Water Breathing forms. This makes it ideal for quickly thrusting the Nichirin Blade forward as if fencing.
This mastery allowed Zenitsu to form a Seventh Form of Thunder Breathing that is unique only to him: Honoikazuchi no Kami.
Hinokami Kagura, also known as Sun Breathing, is easily one of the strongest Breathing Styles in the series by a wide margin.
Did Tanjiro ever use Lightning Breathing at some point in the Manga? No, not exactly. Zenitsu told Tanjiro how basic lightning breathing works and Tanjiro used it to put all of his energy into his legs for a speed boost but not the actual lighting breathing.
13th form Tanjiro simply blitzes Akaza. In that form, he's relative to WH Muzan in speed who is faster than all the UMs.
What yogis refer to as Moon Breath or Chandra Bhedana involves breathing in through your left nostril only. The left side of your body is thought to be associated with the nervous system, and so Chandra Bhedana has been traditionally used to calm it down and promote sleep.