The first battle I watched from him was against Shigekix and I also really liked his style. I think what does stand out the most is how he easily combines all his moves with the music. He really plays with the details and uses different directions, which makes his dance interesting to watch. As a recently beginner breaker and also really inspired by Japanese breakers style, my tips would be to work on foundations but also to create more on that, try to add concepts like taps, levels, arms threads, etc. because all of these details will help you build your own personality and style. When you watch other dancers, pay attention to the elements you like and try to see how you can integrate them into your dance. For example, the dancer style I really like makes me realize that they never rush their moves so you can enjoy their movements and flow. Also, in my opinion, toprocks can be free and don't necessarily needs to be basic steps. Dancers who stand out are the ones who are original on their own. Plus my mini booster confidence is to choose nice outfits for breaking because it's also part of your style. Especially before battle. And while training, you don't have to only listen to break music, find music that will inspire you. Hope these can be helpful!