Stopping a rolling boulder while fatigued:

K.Oing a guy wearing bullet proof armor (Scans are backwards):

Fast enough to easily advoid Sho's attacks:

Sho is fast enough to intercept bullets and block two more with his arms:

This is soemthing Kenichi excels in, tanking hits and getting back up to continue fighting.

Blocked this attack from this giant even though said giant could indirectly destroy the ground with his swings (2nd scan):

Tanks being thrown in the ground (while alreayd tired and beaten), proceeds to defends and dodge Satomi's last attack:

Continues to fight even while unconscious:

Yamazuki (A move where the user pretends that the main attack is a punch to your opponent's head, while actually simultaneously punching stomach):

Meotoude (uses both hands for offense and defense, the opponent sees the front attack and in less than a second the second hand delivers an attack that makes them cough blood. 4th scan is a more in-depth explanation):

Shiraha Nagashi (In essence, it is a corkscrew blow which dodges a sword swing and punches the opponent simultaneously even though Kenichi also uses it on unarmed attacks):

Sumokudori (used when an opponent has attacked and counter it. The user grabs the opponent's arm, places the arm at the back of the neck then trips the opponent with a sweep of the leg):

Kuuchuu Tomoenage (The user pulls the opponent forward, places both feet on the opponents lower abdomen, and falls backwards while simultaneously pushing the opponent up, over, and away):

Shimewasa (Kenichi performs a fast spin while using the shimewasa, causing a black out state and tossing the opponent with the Dark Whirlwind Shime):

Ugyuu Haito (the user grabs the enemy's leg with both hands, smothers it in their chest and stomach, and crushes it, which also leads to a headbutt as displayed when Kenichi used it against Tsukuba):

Sōtenshu (The user pushes away the attacks of the enemy, and when he gets closer, pushes the enemy with both hands):

Kouho Haiho (used to catch their opponent's off guard and knock them to the ground before they have time to react):

Tee Kao Trong (A Muay Thai technique where the user slams the opponent's head directly into the user's knee the same time the knee rises up):

Gemon Tepii (A flying knee to the target's head):

Shutou Muzan (A technique that uses the principles of drawing a sword to effectively counter an attack):

Seikuken (A combat method that involves controlling the entire radius within one's arm length, creating a spherical shield around oneself):

Ryūsui Seikūken (Instead of extending the radius of the Seikūken, it turns that principle inward, reducing it to a thin layer above the skin to dodge the opponent's attacks at the last possible second. Will go more indepth later):

Korui Nuki (A vertical kick aimed at the target's defense even when there is attacking and defending at the same time):

Strongest Combo (A technique was created by combining four different techniques Yamazuki [Karate], Kao Loi [Muay Thai], Ugyuu Haitou [Chinese Kenpo], and Kuchiki Daoshi [Jiujitsu]):

Mubyoshi (combines the principles of Karate, Muay Thai, Jujutsu, and Chinese Kenpo. It literally translates to "no beat," inspired by Siegfried's description of it not existing in the criteria of the opponent able to see its movements or the opponent analysing its rhythm):

Shinken Shirahama Dori (A skill created by Kenichi himself in a hard situation against Kanou Shou that can grab a real sword):