In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
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- Darkness Buster (Cross-armed scoop brainbuster)
- Signature moves
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- Darkness Dragon Driver / D3 (Cross-armed sitout powerbomb)
- Darkness Bottom (Standing side slam)
- Aoki Hikari (Armlock camel clutch / Crossface combination)
- Shouryuukyaku (Jumping high-angle leg lariat into a pin)
- Tatsumakishoryuukyaku (Jumping corkscrew roundhouse kick)
- Hikari No Wa (Rolling sunset flip into a pin)
- Kaishaku (Gamengiri to a seated opponent)
- Judah (Modified over the shoulder single leg Boston crab, as a counter to Dragon Kid's Christo)
- Sol Noches El (Inverted scissored armbar as a counter to Masato Yoshino's Sol Naciente)
- Multiple pinfall variations
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- Inside cradle
- Schoolboy
- Cradle
- Running crucifix
- STF / Armbar combination, as a counter to a hurricanrana
- Rope hung dragon sleeper
- Brainbuster
- Enzuigiri
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