Flame Breathing Overview
Flame Breathing matters because it gives players a close-range style built around forceful sword attacks, but reaching its trainer can be harder than completing the training itself. For project slayers 2 flame breathing, the practical first step is locating Flame Trainer Rengu on a rooftop near the Forgotten Ruins.
Flame Breathing is described as a Breathing Style that mimics flames through the user’s movements, techniques, and abilities. Its known techniques emphasize powerful singular strikes, often launched from a high stance. Players using the style visually appear to create and manipulate fire while performing its techniques.
The trainer is not positioned in a normal street or shop area. He is found on the roof of a large wooden building near the Rengu boss area, beyond the Forgotten Ruins and near the red bridge leading out of Mistfall Harbor.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Style | Flame Breathing |
| Trainer in Slayers 2 sources | Flame Trainer Rengu |
| Trainer position | Rooftop of a large wooden building |
| Nearby landmarks | Forgotten Ruins, Rengu boss area, red bridge |
| Style focus | Powerful singular slashes |
| Sword color in the earlier Project Slayers source | Red |
Because the trainer is above ground level, standing below the building may not reveal him. Climb onto the roof and look for the name tag “Flame Trainer Rengu” with a chat prompt.
Finding Flame Trainer Rengu
A reliable route begins from the Windy Peaks and Mistfall Harbor side of the map. The route uses recognizable landmarks, including the Wilderness, a tall red wall, the Shinora boss area, a long bridge, and the Forgotten Ruins.
Opening the map and enabling boss-related markers can make the journey much easier. The Rengu boss marker identifies the general area where the trainer is located. A custom waypoint placed on that marker can remain visible on the HUD while traveling.
| Route step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1 | Start near Windy Peaks and head toward the Wilderness. |
| 2 | Travel through Mistfall Harbor toward the tall red wall. |
| 3 | Climb over the wall and continue past the Shinora boss area. |
| 4 | Head toward the long bridge. |
| 5 | Cross the bridge, then use the water route to reach the far side. |
| 6 | Climb the cliffs toward the Forgotten Ruins. |
| 7 | Find the tall wooden building near the Rengu boss area and climb to its roof. |
The route may be easier with movement tools, especially Wall Climb and Double Jump. One guide specifically identifies Wall Climb as necessary for the route because it includes a tall red wall and stacked stone cliffs leading to higher ground.
Another route description starts at Windy Peaks, takes a sharp right after leaving town, and continues toward a tavern-like building. In that account, the trainer is behind the building after crossing a bridge. The landmark descriptions differ slightly, but both point players toward the elevated area near the Rengu location rather than a conventional trainer shop.
You do not need to fight nearby bosses just to reach the trainer. The Shinora area may have other players present because it is associated with a World Events Chest boss, but the route can continue without engaging there.
Entry Requirements and Training
Reaching the rooftop and beginning Flame Breathing training are separate tasks. The trainer can be found before every condition is met, but training only begins after the stated requirements are satisfied.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Level | 25 |
| Materials | 10 Demon Horns |
| Traversal | Wall Climb skill node |
| Trainer interaction | Speak with Flame Trainer Rengu |
| Reported progression step | Defeat the trainer’s trainee |
| Later progression mentioned in a video | Beat Slayer Exam and raise Flame mastery for every move |
Demon Horns are reported to drop from demons. It is best to collect them before making the full trip to the rooftop, since returning later means repeating the route through the wall, bridge, water, and cliff areas.
The Level 25 requirement is also confirmed by a gameplay video about obtaining and maximizing Flame Breathing. That video says the player must speak to Ren Goku, complete his quests, and defeat his trainee to unlock the breathing style. The video then describes Slayer Exam and Flame mastery as later steps toward gaining every move.
An earlier Project Slayers reference gives a different set of requirements and a longer task list. It says Flame Breathing was obtained from a Flame Trainer in Wop City at Level 75 with 10K Wen and 150 Demon Horns. Since that material identifies a different game update and conflicts with the Slayers 2 sources, use the Level 25, 10 Demon Horn, and Wall Climb information when preparing for the Slayers 2 trainer.
The earlier source’s training tasks are still useful as background for how Flame training has been presented:
- Drag a boulder to a marked destination.
- Meditate.
- Do push-ups.
- Break a boulder in half.
- Defeat Flame Trainee Renpeke.
Do not assume every task, cost, or level requirement from that earlier material applies unchanged to Slayers 2. The current Slayers 2 location guide provides the more directly relevant entry conditions.
Known Flame Breathing Moves
The available move list below comes from the earlier Project Slayers Flame Breathing reference. It describes six techniques, their mastery requirements, keybinds, and basic effects. The Slayers 2 gameplay source confirms that Flame mastery is needed to obtain every move, but it does not provide a separate detailed move list.
| Mastery | Move | Keybind | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rising Scorching Sun | Z | An upward arcing vertical slash. |
| 18 | Unknowing Fire | X | A fast dash followed by a horizontal slash toward the target’s neck. |
| 26 | Blooming Undulation | C | A defensive pose that can deal burn damage to an opponent in range. |
| 32 | Blazing Universe | V | A leap followed by a downward arcing vertical slash. |
| 47 | Flame Tiger | B | A forward dash and series of sword slashes forming a flaming tiger around the user. |
| 59 | Rengoku (Purgatory) | N | A dashing slash that creates a large ground cut in the form of a flaming dragon. |
Rengoku (Purgatory) has an additional unlock condition in that source: defeat Rengoku as a boss. The move is described as beginning from a high stance and creating a large cut along the ground.
Flame Tiger is described as a series of powerful sword slashes rather than simply a projectile. The flaming tiger effect surrounds the user during the attack. The earlier reference notes that this can look different from its portrayal in anime or film material.
The style’s move descriptions reinforce its close-range identity. Rising Scorching Sun and Blazing Universe use vertical slashes, while Unknowing Fire and Rengoku (Purgatory) combine dashing with a decisive strike. Blooming Undulation provides a defensive pose with a burn effect when an opponent is close enough.
The earlier reference also states that Flame Breathing has no ranged moves. That limitation can make it less suitable for soloing Final Selection, according to that source. Players planning around the style should therefore expect to close distance rather than rely on long-range attacks.
FAQ
Where is the project slayers 2 flame breathing trainer?
Flame Trainer Rengu is on the roof of a large wooden building near the Rengu boss area, past the Forgotten Ruins and near the red bridge from Mistfall Harbor.
What do I need before training with Rengu?
The Slayers 2 guide lists Level 25, 10 Demon Horns, and Wall Climb. Wall Climb is needed to navigate the route’s tall wall and cliff sections.
Do I need to defeat a boss to reach the trainer?
No. You may pass through the Shinora boss area and continue toward the bridge and Forgotten Ruins without fighting the boss.
Why can’t I see the Flame Trainer?
The trainer is on a roof. Climb the large wooden building near the Rengu boss area instead of searching only at ground level.
How do I unlock every Flame Breathing move?
A gameplay source says that after obtaining Flame Breathing, players must beat Slayer Exam and raise Flame mastery to obtain every move.