An underwater attack, Kuroobi grabs is opponent in a bear hug, then quickly dives down into the ocean hoping to use the rapid pressure change to crush his opponent's body like a grape.

Kuroobi's standard "Gyojin Karate" punch. kuroobi claims that this attack is so strong that it can break through 100 tiles.

Kuroobi wraps his pony-tail around the opponent's waist to prevent them for escaping. The word "Itomaki" means "Manta Ray" but it can also mean "spool of thread" which is what his opponent looks like when they’re caught by this attack.

Kuroobi smashes the opponent's face in with a strong palm strike.

After sending his opponent flying Kuroobi gets in their path and kicks

An underwater attack, Kuroobi darts forward and uses that momentum to deliver a savage side kick to the opponent's stomach. This attack's name is a major pun, the word "Kaisoku" with different Kanji can mean "high speed", the term "Harakudashi" meaning "drop of the stomach" is also the word for "laxative", and finally the word "Geri" is one of many ways of writing "kick", however this version cam also mean "diarrhea". Put them all together and you get "High speed, laxative induced diarrhea".

Kuroobi goes into a vertical spin and brings his heel down right on the opponent's head.

A much stronger version of the Hyaku Mai Gawara Sei Ken, Kuroobi claims that this move is the "true essence of Gyojin Karate", can break through 1000 tiles, and kill a human with one shot. Sadly we never get to see if he’s telling the truth.

Kuroobi smacks the opponent with the hard fins on his arms.