Heian All Fighting Style Trainers Location

Heian All Fighting Style Trainers Location — Ever had one of those nights where your mind races back through every decision you made in the past five days? Yeah, same. And just like calling an Uber at 2 AM, figuring out your build in Hian, the latest Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired game, can feel like a reckless move — unless you know where you’re going. But relax. I got you.

Let’s cut the noise and dive into the real game. Hian separates itself with a clever mechanic: fighting styles and cursed techniques are two completely different things. Meaning? You can rock both — and if you build it right, you’ll be untouchable.

But here’s the catch: each one requires stat points. So don’t go spending them like a maniac. Plan. Save. Invest smart.

1. Tajutsu Trainer – For the Brawler in You

Start at the beginner spawn. No mystery here, just follow the climb up the tree (you’ll know it when you see it), dash your way across the edge, and slide into the house hidden below. That’s your spot. No nonsense. No extra steps. Tajutsu is all about raw hands — good old-fashioned melee mayhem.

🎮 Pro tip: Don’t talk to the trainer unless you’re ready. Once you’re in, you’re in.

2. Fist Trainer – Straight from the Streets

Head back down near the beginner spawn again — yeah, we’re keeping it local. Move through the outskirts of the town, and there he is: the Fist Trainer.

This guy’s all business. And so is this style.

It’s punchy, aggressive, and perfect if you like keeping your fights dirty and close. Just don’t rush it — especially if you’re just exploring builds.

🥊 Bonus moment: someone tried to challenge me here. We threw down. I won. Next.

3. Shadow Style Trainer – For Sword Users Who Mean It

Alright, now we’re stepping up.

From the Fist Trainer, navigate your way to a more discreet location. Look for a figure standing alone, shaded, and lowkey. That’s the Shadow Style Trainer. Sword users, this one’s all you. If you’re building around blade combat, don’t even think twice. Shadow style brings in smooth movement, clean cuts, and some seriously aesthetic PVP moments.

⚔️ People sleep on this, but I’ve seen it wreck. Especially when paired with a good cursed technique.

Final Thoughts

That’s it — all the fighting styles currently available in Hian. Short and sharp. Each has its own vibe and advantages depending on your approach. And remember:

✅ You can mix one fighting style + one curse technique.
✅ Don’t rush the choices — stat points matter.
✅ Explore before you commit.

If you haven’t seen my other guide yet on cursed technique trainers, go check it out. I also dropped a beginner’s guide that’ll save you hours of grind time.

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Peace out, warriors.

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Next time you look up at the sky and wonder where you’re headed — remember, it starts with choosing the right fighting style.