Beyond Nen abilities for Place 6016716328: Godspeed, Jajanken, Big Bang Impact, and all 15 public Hatsu with affinity, rarity, tier, and parry notes.
Fifteen public Hatsu, Godspeed through Fan Beam.
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Beyond Nen abilities are the Hatsu names you read after Nen turns on, on Place 6016716328 (Beyond Nen). The table is the public 15-name recap, Godspeed through Fan Beam: affinity, rarity, a third-party tier, and the parry or guard-break note. It is a recap, not a developer patch note.
The experience has been live since November 6, 2026. The name arrives after Rohan finishes the meditation quest on how to get Nen. Spins, from codes, are the currency if you chase a different name. Play on Roblox. Checked November 8, 2026.
| Ability | Affinity | Rarity | Tier | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Godspeed | Transmutation | Mythical | S | Lightning Palm / Thunder Bolt; Speed of Lightning 30s |
| Jajanken | Enhancement | Mythical | S | Rock/Paper finishers; Pure Rage 30s, ~5 min CD |
| Big Bang Impact | Enhancement | Legendary | S | Skull Breaker cannot be parried |
| Arrow | Emission | Legendary | A | Element arrows; Healing Arrow 35 HP over time |
| Toolbox | Conjuration | Uncommon | A | Wrench Assault unparryable guard break |
| Ripper Cyclotron | Enhancement | Rare | A | Ripper Pummeling 32s CD |
| Rising Sun | Transmutation | Extraordinary | A | Pain Packer at 50% HP |
| Crazy Slots | Conjuration | Extraordinary | A | Roulette: Scythe / Gun / Wand |
| Paper Manipulation | Manipulation | Legendary | B | All four moves can be parried |
| Aura Corruption | Specialization | Unknown | B | Aura Rot heals 30 HP, 50s CD |
| Super Attack | Enhancement | Uncommon | B | Gut Punch / Super Punch / Super Smash all break guard |
| Boost | Specialization | Rare | B | Damage amp only — no direct hits |
| Enchanting Music | Manipulation | Rare | B | Sleep stun 3.5s |
| Earth Sludge | Transmutation | Common | C | Earth Fists +10% Weapon/Strength 1 min |
| Fan Beam | Emission | Common | C | Glory of Heaven breaks posture |
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A Beyond Nen ability shows up as a name, not a shopping list. Walkthroughs of the unlock show Rohan teaching Nen after the Meditation Mat prompt, then a Hatsu already written in the ability menu. No pass shows a picker with these 15 rows and a confirm button. Treat the first name as a roll. If you spent Spins in Customize before the quest, that name can already be waiting. It still sits idle until Rohan is done, and E techniques plus G charge stay quiet until then.
Each row below is tagged with one affinity: Enhancement, Transmutation, Emission, Conjuration, Manipulation, or Specialization. Your Nen type, written on Nen affinities, decides which skill trees you can finish. Match the tag to your type before you spend points on a kit you can barely train. Whether a mismatched Hatsu is allowed to fire is absent from this recap, so that rule stays TBA. The three S names are the first rows, and the next section is what those moves actually do.
Mythical, Legendary, Extraordinary, Rare, Uncommon, and Common are the rarity words in the recap. S, A, B, and C are a separate tier someone assigned from the kit. Paper Manipulation is Legendary and B. Toolbox is Uncommon and A. Read both cells. The tier list repeats the same letters across races and lineages. This page is only the Hatsu table.
Working codes pay Spins. Spend one only after the name on screen is a row you have already rejected. A Spin before you can read the menu is a name you cannot use yet. Paste strings in Customize, from the steps on how to redeem codes. The S-tier kits are the names people hope the next Spin prints.
Three Beyond Nen abilities sit in S on the public recap: Godspeed (Transmutation, Mythical), Jajanken (Enhancement, Mythical), and Big Bang Impact (Enhancement, Legendary). They share a letter. They do not share a job. Godspeed is the movement and counter kit. Jajanken is a stance with a long empowered mode. Big Bang Impact is the Enhancement string whose Skull Breaker cannot be parried.
Damage numbers for these three are absent. Cooldowns that the recap does print are below. If your client shows a different timer, the client wins and this table gets a revision. A-tier is the next band, and several of those kits still carry an unparryable hit.
| Move | Ability | What the recap says |
|---|---|---|
| Lightning Palm | Godspeed | Guard break |
| Thunder Bolt | Godspeed | Guard break |
| Speed of Lightning | Godspeed | 30 seconds. After a successful dodge you can circle behind the opponent |
| Raging Whirlwind / Whirlwind counter | Godspeed | Bypass block. Cannot be parried |
| Rock / Paper | Jajanken | Finishers |
| Scissors | Jajanken | Extends the combo |
| Pure Rage | Jajanken | Empowered mode for 30 seconds. Cooldown about 5 minutes |
| Impact Train / Ground Shatter | Big Bang Impact | Opener or finisher |
| Skull Breaker | Big Bang Impact | Extends the combo. Cannot be parried |
| Fist of Destruction | Big Bang Impact | Multi-hit damage |
Speed of Lightning lasts 30 seconds, and a successful dodge during it is the move-list way to get behind someone. Lightning Palm and Thunder Bolt are the guard breaks. Raging Whirlwind and the Whirlwind counter are the lines that ignore a block and refuse a parry. A second pass groups those bypass-block moves as the reason Godspeed closes the list. If you rolled it, practice the dodge before you practice the palm. The 30 seconds are the window.
Rock and Paper close a string. Scissors keeps it going. A second pass adds that Scissors can break guard and set Rock up. Keep both: extender in the move list, guard break in the card pass. Pure Rage is the mode you plan around: 30 seconds of empowerment, then about five minutes before it returns. Blow the mode on a target that is already leaving and you are back to Rock, Paper, and Scissors for a long stretch. Big Bang Impact’s Skull Breaker cannot be parried. That same pass says almost every Big Bang move can break guard, on top of the named opener, finisher, and multi-hit.
Five Beyond Nen abilities sit in A: Arrow (Emission, Legendary), Toolbox (Conjuration, Uncommon), Ripper Cyclotron (Enhancement, Rare), Rising Sun (Transmutation, Extraordinary), and Crazy Slots (Conjuration, Extraordinary). Uncommon Toolbox ranking above Legendary Paper Manipulation is the recap being honest about moves, not about the rarity word. Letters are a sort key. The next section is the tag that should change a keep.
| Ability | Moves the recap names | The part that changes a fight |
|---|---|---|
| Arrow | Ice, Poison, Lightning, Flame, Healing | Healing Arrow restores 35 HP over time |
| Toolbox | Wrench Assault, Ruthless Saw, Strong Hammer, Screw Thrust | Wrench Assault breaks guard and cannot be parried |
| Ripper Cyclotron | Ripper Strike, Ripper Demolition, Ripper Pummeling | Strike and Demolition can be charged. Pummeling breaks guard, extends the combo, 32s cooldown. A second pass says one Ripper move cannot be parried and does not name it. That tag stays unverified |
| Rising Sun | Pain Packer, Sun Judgement | Pain Packer turns on at 50% HP. Damage rises as HP falls. Sun Judgement is the high-damage move |
| Crazy Slots | Roulette into Scythe, Gun, or Wand; Grim Reaper | Wand can heal. Gun has a charged shot. Grim Reaper is the shared move |
Healing Arrow’s 35 HP over time is the sustain number this table actually prints. The element arrows are the damage shapes: ice, poison, lightning, flame. If your build already has a healer from Crazy Slots’ Wand, Arrow is a second sustain tool with range, because its affinity tag is Emission. Pair that thought with the Emission row on the affinity page before you assume every Enhancement account wants Arrow.
Pain Packer is locked until you are at 50% HP, and the recap says the kit hits harder as that bar falls. Opening a fight at full health and waiting for Sun Judgement is the opposite of the condition. Toolbox’s Wrench Assault is the A-tier move to throw when the opponent is blocking, because it breaks guard and cannot be parried. Ripper Pummeling is the same idea on a 32-second cooldown, after a charged Strike or Demolition.
The roll can hand you a Scythe, a Gun, or a Wand. Wand is the heal. Gun is the charged shot. Grim Reaper is the move the recap says you keep across the roulette. If you need one specific weapon every life, this Hatsu will frustrate you on the spins that deal the other two. That variance is why it is A with a caveat, and why the parry section is the filter for every letter.
The tier letter sorts the page. The parry tag decides the exchange. A move the recap marks “cannot be parried” still has to connect. A move it marks “can be parried” can be stolen by someone who knows the timing. Use this table when the name is already on your screen and you are deciding whether the next Spin is worth it. With the tags in hand, the B and C rows are a keep-or-reroll list, not a trash pile.
| You see this | Do this |
|---|---|
| Every move can be parried | Paper Manipulation. Legendary rarity and a B tier share that row. Four moves: Paper Lance, Paper Storm, Paper Spike, and the fourth the recap groups with them |
| Cannot be parried | Keep the tag. Godspeed’s Raging Whirlwind and Whirlwind counter. Big Bang Impact’s Skull Breaker. Toolbox’s Wrench Assault |
| Guard break, parry not in the move list | Godspeed palms and bolt. Ripper Pummeling (unparryable tag unverified). Aura Rot. Black Funeral. Earth Sludge’s Sludge Splash. Fan Beam’s Fan Blast |
| Super Attack | Gut Punch, Super Punch, and Super Smash break guard in the move list. A second pass says the cooldowns are short, the damage is lower, and all three can be parried. Keep the guard-break cell. A clean parry still takes them |
| You are at half HP | Rising Sun’s Pain Packer turns on at 50%. That is a comeback condition, not a full-HP opener |
| The kit deals no hit of its own | Boost. It raises basic attacks, Nen moves, and weapon skills. Pair it with a weapon plan |
| You need a stun window | Enchanting Music’s Sleep, 3.5 seconds. Fan Beam’s Glory of Heaven breaks posture and stuns |
| Rarity cell says Unknown | Aura Corruption. Keep the B note and the 30 HP / 50s heal. Leave the rarity word Unknown |
A guard break hits someone who is holding block. An unparryable move refuses the parry timing. The recap gives some moves one of those sentences and some moves both. Wrench Assault has both. Super Attack’s Gut Punch, Super Punch, and Super Smash are written as guard breaks, and the recap does not add “cannot be parried.” Quote the cell you actually have. Inventing the second tag is how a B kit gets advertised as an S counter.
Glory of Heaven is the Fan Beam move that breaks posture and stuns, and a second pass calls it the setup into your weapon or skill tree. Fan Blast is the guard break. That pass also says the kit is two moves with limited damage, which is why Common and C sit on the row. If your account is already Emission and the alternative is a parry-bait kit, Fan Beam can be the keep while you learn. The fuller keep-or-drop list is the next section.
Seven Beyond Nen abilities sit in B or C. They are playable kits with a narrower job. Keep one when the job matches the fight you are in. Spend a Spin when the job is a duplicate of something your weapon already does, or when every move is a parry target and you are fighting players who parry.
Once the name is a keep, the next section is what you open beside this table: affinities, techniques, and the keys that were dead before Rohan.
| Ability | Affinity | Tier | Keep it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper Manipulation | Manipulation | B | You accept that Paper Lance, Paper Storm, Paper Spike, and the fourth move can all be parried |
| Aura Corruption | Specialization | B | You want Parasite Mask as an opener, Aura Rot’s guard break plus a 30 HP heal on a 50s cooldown, and Black Funeral’s guard break. Rarity stays Unknown |
| Super Attack | Enhancement | B | You want three guard breaks: Gut Punch, Super Punch, Super Smash. Simple Enhancement pressure |
| Boost | Specialization | B | Your damage is basics, Nen moves, and weapon skills. Boost does not swing by itself |
| Enchanting Music | Manipulation | B | You want Sleep’s 3.5s stun, Rhythm Shock to extend, Rhythm Burst to finish. A second pass says Sleep itself can be blocked or parried, and the follow-up damage is low |
| Earth Sludge | Transmutation | C | Earth Fists’ +10% Weapon and Strength for 1 minute is the buff you came for. Sludge Field extends. Sludge Splash breaks guard |
| Fan Beam | Emission | C | You want Fan Blast’s guard break and Glory of Heaven’s posture stun on an Emission tag |
The recap is explicit: Boost raises basic attacks, Nen moves, and weapon skills, and it does not deal damage itself. Rolling Boost and then looking for a Hatsu combo inside Boost will feel empty. Pair it with the weapon you already used to pass the Hunter Exam, and with whatever Nen moves your affinity actually unlocked. If you wanted a move list, Boost is the Spin. If you wanted a damage amp on a weapon account, Boost is the keep.
Parasite Mask opens. Aura Rot breaks guard and heals 30 HP, with the heal on a 50-second cooldown. Black Funeral breaks guard. The rarity cell is Unknown in the same recap that labels everyone else. Filling that cell with Mythical or Rare would be a guess. Leave it Unknown until a later recap prints a word. Specialization is also the affinity with no innate stat buff, which is the affinity page’s problem, not a reason to hide this Hatsu.
+10% Weapon and +10% Strength for one minute is the whole numeric claim on Earth Sludge. Refresh it when the minute ends. Sludge Field is the combo extender. Sludge Splash is the guard break. Common and C means the public sort put it last among Transmutation options, under Godspeed and Rising Sun. It still has a job on a weapon account that wants a minute of stats and a block punish.
Match the affinity tag, then open Nen affinities and read the neighbor cap before you buy nodes. Enhancement, Transmutation, Emission, Conjuration, Manipulation, and Specialization each finish their own tree and then stop at a neighbor limit, usually 8, in that recap. A Godspeed tag on a Specialization account is a different training plan from a Godspeed tag on a Transmutation account. The Hatsu table does not replace that plan.
E is the technique wheel. G charges Nen. M opens the skill tree: combat style, the ability, Nen skills, Nen techniques. Ten, Ryu, Shu, Ken, Ko, Zetsu, and Gyo live on Nen techniques, with their own numbers. The footer Next opens affinities. The FAQ under that catches rarity, rerolls, and the moves this page refuses to invent.
Unlock Nen first, from the exam and Rohan path. Read the name second. Spend a Spin third, and only if the row fails the job you wrote down. Codes that pay Spins are on the codes page. A loader that promises a chosen Hatsu is asking for the account. Nothing on this table is delivered by a script.
Way of Nen is a talent from the player node-open route, not a row here. Chaos Fist, Mud Stomp, Nen Blast, Rope Binding, and the other affinity skills are tree moves, written on the affinity page. Ten and the rest are techniques. If the menu prints a 16th Hatsu, add it when a recap agrees. Until then the list ends at Fan Beam.
Next: match the affinity tag on Nen affinities, including the public affinity tier list and the neighbor caps.
Still unlocking: how to get Nen. Cross-system letters: tier list. Technique numbers: Nen techniques.
The public recap lists 15 Hatsu: Godspeed, Jajanken, Big Bang Impact, Arrow, Toolbox, Ripper Cyclotron, Rising Sun, Crazy Slots, Paper Manipulation, Aura Corruption, Super Attack, Boost, Enchanting Music, Earth Sludge, and Fan Beam. Each row has an affinity, a rarity, a third-party tier, and a move note.
Pass the Hunter Exam, finish Rohan’s meditation quest, and read the name the game wrote. Walkthroughs do not show a 15-button picker. Spins can chase another name after you can read the menu.
Godspeed, Jajanken, and Big Bang Impact. The letter is from a public recap, not an official chart. Skull Breaker and the Godspeed counters are the unparryable notes inside that band.
The recap says all four of its moves can be parried. Rarity and tier are different columns. Toolbox is the mirror case: Uncommon rarity, A tier, because Wrench Assault breaks guard and cannot be parried.
Unknown. The same recap gives it a Specialization tag, a B tier, Parasite Mask, Aura Rot (guard break, 30 HP heal, 50-second heal cooldown), and Black Funeral. Leave the rarity cell blank of guesses.
The recap says it raises basic attacks, Nen moves, and weapon skills, and that it does not deal damage itself. Keep it on a weapon plan. Spin it if you wanted a move list.
Nen types and the neighbor caps are on the affinities page. Ten, Ryu, Shu, Ken, Ko, Zetsu, and Gyo are on the techniques page. This page is the 15 Hatsu names.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
