Gakuran Fighting Styles

Gakuran's three fighting styles explained — Boxing, Muay Thai, and Hakari — with reroll cost, tier tags, height synergy, and PvP tips.

Every student rolls a Style at character creation — it changes your melee animations, combo routes, and finisher windows (it's not a cosmetic). Gameplay footage confirms three: Boxing, Muay Thai, and Hakari. Reroll costs 5 Robux from the Stats menu. Below is what each style does best, who it suits, and when a reroll is actually worth it.

Boxing — close-range pressure

Short hooks and fast light chains; dominant in tight hallway scraps. Stay inside range and break guard with M1 → M1 → critical. Weak against kick-heavy Muay Thai at mid range if you only walk forward — dash angles instead.

Muay Thai — space control

Kicks and clinch pressure with the best reach of the three; rated top-tier in community clips. Use range to poke, then close for the slam-stomp finish.

Hakari — flashy off-meta

Style-points finishers that catch lazy parries off guard, but it needs clean execution. Pairs well with a taller Height roll in community footage.

Which style should I pick?

• New player? Keep whatever you roll and learn to weave — every style can win with the core combo.
• Like pressure and close brawls? Boxing rewards aggressive forward play.
• Prefer poking and control? Muay Thai's reach is the safest pick in crowded fights.
• Want flair and mind-games? Hakari punishes lazy parries but demands clean execution.

Common style mistakes

• Rerolling before you can combo. Tier means nothing if you can't weave. Learn the basics on your free style first.
• Chasing S-tier blindly. A style you execute well beats a "better" one you don't. Comfort > tier.
• Playing Boxing at the wrong range. Walking straight into Muay Thai kicks loses; dash angles to close the gap.
• Whiffing Hakari finishers. Its flashy moves have recovery — land them on a baited swing, not on cooldown.