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How to get Wind Breathing in Slayers 2

50

Demon Horns

That is all his refusal line asks for, the highest horn count of any trainer. No Beast Cores are named. Stone and Insect take Wen as their training starts, so carry some spare in case Saneri does too. Level 25 to take the quest.

Two characters on a snowy platform, one labelled Wind Trainer Saneri, with a dialog box

On the snow platform: Wind Trainer Saneri, You need 50 Demon Horns for this Quest!

Older guesses of 10 to 20 horns are too low: Saneri’s own line asks for 50. Collect the full 50 before you set off, because the walk to him goes through the Iceveil cold. The Demon Horns page covers where horns drop fastest.

The route, and what the cold takes

  1. A snowy village at night with a red gate, and an area banner at the bottom

    The banner reads Iceveil Valley, Iceveil Settlement. The health bar reads 803 / 1053 at level 128.

    1 · Iceveil Settlement

    The snow village with the red gate. The Sound Hashira boss stands here, and so does a crystal where you can set your spawn. Your health has been draining since you stepped into the snow.

  2. A player on a huge fallen tree trunk with white leaves, above dark water

    On the fallen trunk above the water. The minimap shows Shrine right beside it.

    2 · The fallen tree by the shrine

    Past the gate, a huge trunk with white leaves runs from the snow ledge down toward the water. Walk down it; you cannot miss it.

  3. A player arriving on a snowy platform next to the Wind trainer, with the health bar reduced

    Arrived: Wind Trainer Saneri with a Chat prompt. Health now reads 583 / 1053.

    3 · Swim to the platform

    Drop into the water and swim to the flat platform. Saneri stands on it.

220 health from the village to the platform, out of 1,053

A level 128 player who enters the village at 803 reaches the platform at 583, still above half. That makes Wind a gentler cold run than Sound, whose trainer is in the same valley. A level 53 character also arrives with most of a smaller bar. Standing in a campfire may give you a short Cold Immunity buff.

His training starts with push-ups

Wind is the only style that meditates late: it comes fifth of the five minigames, after the Aim Training at Butterfly Estate. Then a fight with the Wind Trainee, a 600-health mini boss near the trainer’s platform.

  1. 1Push ups
  2. 2Boulder Split
  3. 3Boulder Push
  4. 4Aim Training
  5. 5Meditate
  6. 6 Defeat the Wind Trainee

Moves

  • ZMountain Wind3 skill points
  • XPurifying Claws6 skill points, Wind mastery 14
  • CRising Dust Storm–
  • VWhirlwind Cutter–
  • BIdaten TyphoonWind mastery 53, plus the skill drop from Saneri (5% at launch, higher since the patch that raised boss skill drops)
A player on grass at night with the hotbar tooltip showing a move name and a boss respawn timer above

The hotbar reads F Z X C V B; the tooltip over V is Whirlwind Cutter and B is still padlocked. Above: The Wind Hashira Saneri Spawns in 4:25.

These are the names on the game’s own hover labels; lists of six anime form names are not what you will see in the game. On Saneri’s bar the ultimate’s drop reads Unlock Previous for a player who has not unlocked the earlier Wind moves yet.

The Wind Katana comes from a different Saneri

The Wind Hashira, a world boss also named Saneri, drops it at 5%, and he does not live in the snow: his spawn sits between Windy Peak and Mistfall Harbor. The same bar carries the Idaten Typhoon scroll. Wind’s moves need a katana in hand, so until this one drops use a regular katana, sold at Raze’s sword shop in Windy Peak for 500 Wen. The Wind Katana’s own upgrade path is on the weapons page.

An inventory card for the Wind Katana

Wind Katana, Legendary: Saneri's Nichirin is a deep green thing that drags the air into visible streaks behind every cut. Class: Duelist. +2 (Additional Damage), 1.04x (Additional Damage Factor), +1.95 (Block Points).

After the balance changes

Since release, Wind’s opening moves start up faster. The V0.182 update went further: Z, X, C and V deal 30% more block damage, X and C wind up 0.05s faster, and C’s long-range tornado flies 25% faster (full notes on the update log). Two of the three lists, written before that update, rank it with the best; the third has it trailing styles that got bigger buffs.

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  • CDestructoid
  • SPro Game Guides

The full comparison is on the tier list page; every other trainer is on breathing styles.

Going From NOOB TO WIND BREATHING SANEMI SHINAZUGAWA In Project Slayers 2 (Roblox)

The refusal for missing horns, the training, the moves, and the Wind Katana.