Talk:Tenchōchikyū

If I may offer a suggestion, "Amatsu Subeta Taipu" in particular. If you're looking to write out "Heavenly Sword Style" in how most swordsmanship schools would be written, then you would have to include the "ryū" (流) which is the ending put onto the name of the art. It literally means "style" or "school". Next, in most schools, the swordsmanship name would sometimes bear the surname of its founder as the first term and the second term would refer to what the style comprises of. If this is a "Heavenly Sword" style, then Tenken would be the most fitting name for that translation. Now, since this is his own style, one would assume its name would be the same as his own. So, when you put it all together, it'd look something like this: Tenchōchikyū Tenken-ryū (天と同じ土天剣, literally "Heaven as is Earth Heavenly Sword Style").

This is all just a suggestion, keep in mind, so don't think like you have to change it or something. I'm simply offering my two cents on the matter. --Silver-Haired Seireitou (talk) 17:14, August 4, 2013 (UTC)