In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
- Bridging belly to back suplex
- Drive Screw (Vertical suplex lifted and dropped into a snap swinging neckbreaker)
- Nagata Lock (Reverse figure four leglock)
- Nagata Lock II (Crossface)
- Nagata Lock III (Crossface / Scissored armbar combination)
- Nagata Lock IV (Modified arm trap crossface)
- Thunder Death Driver (Twisting brainbuster)
- Signature moves
- Crucifix armbar
- Enzuigiri
- Guillotine choke
- Lifting DDT
- Multiple suplex variations
- Bridging / Release exploder, sometimes while applying a wrist clutch, sometimes from the top rope
- Bridging / Release northern lights
- Overhead belly to belly
- Release belly to back
- Roundhouse kick
- Seated armbar, while rolling eyes back into his head
- Shining wizard
- Sleeper hold
- Spinning wheel kick
- Running arched big boot
- Piledriver
- Managers
- Sonny Onoo
- Nicknames
- "Blue Justice"
- Entrance themes
- "Blade Runner End Titles" by Vangelis (NJPW; 1992–1993)
- "Warp" (NJPW; 1993–1997)
- "Gun Me Down" (WCW; 1997–1998)
- "Insane" by Centaur (NJPW; 1998-?)
- "Mission Blow" (various mixes) (NJPW; 1998–present)
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