Slayers 2 Breathing Trainer Locations: Full Map Guide

Why Breathing Trainer Locations Matter in Slayers 2

Breathing Styles are one of the two main ways you deal damage in Project Slayers 2, so tracking down your first trainer is a milestone moment. The problem is that the Slayers 2 breathing trainer locations are scattered across mountains, snowy biomes, underwater caves, and rooftops — and the game gives you almost no directions. Players regularly cross the entire map twice because they forgot a stack of Demon Horns or never unlocked Wall Climb.

This guide breaks down all eight breathing trainer locations in Slayers 2, what each one costs, and the exact route to reach them. Whether you want Rengoku's Flame Breathing or Urokodaki's Water Breathing, you will know exactly where to go before you leave Windy Peak.

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Slayers 2 Breathing Trainer Locations at a Glance

Every breathing trainer requires level 25 before they will offer their questline, according to the ProGameGuides trainer database and community reports. Bring your materials before you travel — trainers will not start your training until you have everything in hand.

Community sources occasionally spell these names differently (Rengu vs. Rengoku, Tengai vs. Tangen, Obari vs. Obadi), so do not panic if an NPC name looks slightly off in your game version.

Unlock Wall Climb and Double Jump First

Before you chase any Slayers 2 breathing trainer locations, spend your early skill points. Wall Climb and Double Jump unlock through the skill tree around level 4, and at least three trainers — Thunder, Sound, and Serpent — are effectively unreachable without them.

Here is the practical checklist:

• Reach level 4 and open your skill tree.
• Unlock Double Jump and Wall Climb before leaving Windy Peak.
• Buy stamina support — gourds from Ren at the Butterfly Estate help on long climbs.
• Stock health potions for the Iceveil Valley snow routes, where you take constant cold damage without a lantern.

If you skip this step, you will climb halfway up a mountain, run out of stamina, and fall. Player experience says the Thunder route in particular punishes low stamina hard.

Flame and Serpent Trainers: The Starter Routes

Flame Breathing — Rengoku

Rengoku is the friendliest trainer to reach from the starting town. Leave Windy Peaks, take a sharp right, and keep running straight. You will cross a bridge and eventually spot a tavern-style house with a long red bridge nearby. Rengoku waits on the roof behind the house.

Bring 10 Demon Horns and you can start Flame Breathing training immediately.

Serpent Breathing — Obari

Serpent Breathing is the first style officially announced for Part 2, according to the Project Slayers Wiki, and its trainer sits on the cliff north of Windy Peak. Exit the starting village, head left past the Zuko boss area, and climb the mountain with Wall Climb or Double Jump. Obari is perched near the top.

The Serpent trainer asks for 20 Demon Horns and 5 Beast Cores. Beast Cores drop from beast-type enemies, so farm them before making the trip.

Thunder and Stone Trainers: The Bear Area Split

The bear area is the fork in the road that confuses most players. From the Mother Bear spawn, one path climbs toward Thunder and the other stays low toward Stone.

Thunder Breathing — Zentaro

Take the mountain route beyond the bear area, past the boss zone, and climb uphill. You need Wall Climb for the final ascent to the highest peak in Hidden Mist Village. Rest on ledges to regenerate stamina before each wall climb.

Requirements: 10 Demon Horns plus the climbing skill.

Stone Breathing — Gyorei

From the bear cubs, follow the path past the boss and stay on the lower route when the path splits. Cross the bridge section carefully — falling here is a long walk back. Gyorei, the Stone Hashira, waits near the village area at the end.

Stone Breathing is widely considered one of the easiest trainers to reach. Requirements: 5 Beast Cores, and the style itself uses an Axe and Mace.

Water and Insect Trainers: Hidden Passages

Water Breathing — Urokodaki

Head toward Bamboo Grove from the starting island and look for a water-filled hole near a bush, close to the spawn point. Swim down, follow the tunnel, and climb the ladder at the end to reach Urokodaki. Keep moving underwater so you do not drown.

Requirements: 5,000 Wen and 30 Demon Horns.

Insect Breathing — Shinora

From the starting island, take two right turns, drop down the cliffs, and keep falling until you reach the Butterfly Estate. Shinora stands on the roof of the main white building — double jump up and circle behind it. Exact material costs were still unconfirmed at the time of writing, so check her dialogue before committing.

Sound and Wind Trainers: Surviving Iceveil Valley

The Iceveil Valley snow biome drains your health unless you have cold protection. An Emberheart Lantern solves this completely, and campfires along the route let you regenerate safely. Without a lantern, bring a stack of health potions.

Sound Breathing — Tengai

Tengai sits at the top of a small island north of the Shrine. From the second campfire, follow the path, turn right at the NPC, and climb the mountain walls using the resting ledges. Requirements: Wall Climb and 10 Demon Horns.

Wind Breathing — Saneri

Saneri stands on a platform in the middle of the water in Iceveil Valley. Follow the fallen tree that leads from the Shrine toward the platform. Wind Breathing is the most expensive basic style here at 50 Demon Horns, so start farming early.

What to Do If a Trainer Will Not Appear

If an NPC is missing, work through this checklist before assuming the game is broken:

• Check height — many trainers are on roofs, cliffs, or above underwater tunnels.
• Verify your level — nothing starts before level 25.
• Confirm your materials — trainers will not offer quests without the full cost.
• Wait for night for certain NPCs, like the Ghost Fisherman and Muzan.
• Check PvE settings on private servers — the /pve off command removes all NPCs, per community reports.

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Final Tips for Hunting Slayers 2 Breathing Trainer Locations

Plan your route around the map's geography instead of running back and forth. A smart order looks like this: grab Rengoku and Obari near Windy Peak first, swing through the bear area for Stone and Thunder, then push into Iceveil Valley for Wind and Sound once you have a lantern. Save Urokodaki for last since the swim is quick once you know the hole's location.

Also remember that reaching a trainer does not unlock the style by itself. You still have to complete their training objectives, and some trainers charge additional Wen on top of the listed materials. Read every dialogue box before spending your savings.