Air Blades is a fan-named ability tied to Tachikaze, the Zanpakutō wielded by the Visored Kensei Muguruma. By harnessing the sword's command over wind, Kensei looses cutting gusts that strike from a distance and burst their targets apart, potent enough to carve a giant Hollow into pieces.
Air Blades is the conjectural name given to a technique of Tachikaze, the Zanpakutō carried by the Visored Kensei Muguruma. It draws on that sword's mastery over wind.
Swinging Tachikaze, Kensei shapes wind energy into blades that can slash a foe from well beyond sword range. The impact makes the target rupture with severe damage, and the attack hits hard enough to slice a massive Hollow apart.

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The wind based attacks unleashed by Kensei Muguruma's Zanpakuto Tachikaze are fan named Air Blades, cutting gusts that strike targets from a distance.
Kensei Muguruma, one of the Visored, wields wind through his Zanpakuto Tachikaze, using the technique known as Air Blades to cut down foes from a distance.
Air Blades is the fan given name for a wind cutting technique of Tachikaze, the Zanpakuto carried by the Visored Kensei Muguruma.
By swinging Tachikaze, Kensei Muguruma shapes wind energy into blades that slash a target from well beyond sword range, causing severe rupturing damage.
Air Blades hits hard enough to slice a massive Hollow apart in a single strike, showcasing the destructive reach of Kensei Muguruma's Tachikaze.
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