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Most of the Shikotsumyaku abilities came in the form of bone-utilizing dances named after flowers. The most basic of these dances is the Dance of the Camellia (Tsubaki no Mai), which uses the humerus of either arm as a sword. The Dance of the Willow (Yanagi no Mai) uses extensions of bone from the body to attack the opponent, coupled with large amounts of acrobatics to increase the attacks' effectiveness. The defensive Dance of the Larch (Karamatsu no Mai) uses growths of the user's preexisting skeletal structure to ensnare the opponent and stab them as the bones are growing. The Dance of the Clematis (Tessenka no Mai) is an attack with two parts, the first being Vine (Tsuru) and the second being Flower (Hana). With Vine, the user rips out their spinal cord and use it to trap the opponent. Once immobile, the user uses Flower to form the body's strongest bones into a giant drill on the user's arm to crush the stationary opponent. The final dance, Dance of the Seedling Fern (Sawarabi no Mai), creates a giant forest of bone spikes that emerge from the ground and impale the opponent.











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