The 12 best aura farming moves (and how to nail them)
The 6-7, the rizz face, the mog, the griddy, the floss… The 12 most recognizable aura moves, what they mean and when to drop them in a battle.
Not all moves are equal. Some are recognizable in a second, others need perfect timing. For this list, we kept the best-known gestures from the aura trends, and for each one we added what it does in AuraBattlez: its type, its difficulty and when to use it.
The pictures come from the game: the character mid-move, at the moment it reads best.
| Move | Type | Category | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| The 6-7 | Chaos | Gesture | Easy, good everywhere |
| The rizz face | Cold | Pose | The charming look |
| The mog | Cold | Pose | Very strong, riskier |
| The griddy | Hot | Dance | Huge in the gym |
| The floss | Hot | Dance | Fast rhythm, big gain |
| The dab | Hot | Pose | Simple and safe |
| The Pikki Pikki | Hot | Dance | One hand per beat |
| The mewing | Cold | Pose | Almost no risk |
| The L on the forehead | Chaos | Gesture | The roast that counters |
| Hit the woah | Hot | Gesture | Silence before the hit |
| The striker jump | Hot | Dance | The strongest on this list |
| The staredown | Cold | Pose | Stops your opponent from bluffing |
1. The 6-7
Both hands, palms up, go up and down in turn, like a scale that can't decide. The gesture comes from a 2025 meme and spread through schoolyards incredibly fast.
In battle: Chaos type, medium power, very low risk. Its rhythm follows the hands swinging, steady and easy to play perfectly. It's the ideal move for beginners and for landing an infinite aura.
2. The rizz face
One eyebrow up, the other down, lips sucked in: the face that's supposed to make everyone fall for you. It's all in the expression. "Rizz" was even named Word of the Year 2023 by Oxford University Press.
In battle: Cold type. The rhythm follows the expression: one eyebrow, the other, then the lips held. You have to hold the last note all the way.
3. The mog
To "mog" someone is to crush them just by being there. The move: two slow steps, then a long look down, jaw clenched.
In battle: Cold type, one of the highest powers in the game, but riskier. Bonus at the locked school gates. Keep it for when you trust your rhythm.
4. The griddy
A celebration dance that became iconic in American football in the early 2020s: heels hitting the ground very fast, then hands shaped like glasses in front of the eyes.
In battle: Hot type. Four quick taps for the heels, then a held note for the glasses. Bonus in the gym and the schoolyard.
5. The floss
Straight arms swing from one side to the other while the hips go the opposite way, like using giant dental floss. A late-2010s dance that keeps coming back.
In battle: Hot type, a fast and steady swing. Harder to keep up than the dab, but it pays more.
6. The dab
The head dipping into the crook of the elbow, the other arm stretched out diagonally. A mid-2010s classic that makes people smile today, and that's exactly why it works.
In battle: Hot type, a wind-up then a sharp snap. Simple and safe, perfect for building Hype back up.
7. The Pikki Pikki
A hand dance where every gesture lands exactly on a beat of the music. The cleaner the rhythm, the more hypnotic it gets.
In battle: Hot type. One hand per beat: the rhythm is steady but you can never lose the beat.
8. The mewing
Originally a tongue posture technique said to sharpen the jawline. As a trend, it became a gesture: a "shush" that bans talking, then a finger sliding along the jaw.
In battle: Cold type, the lowest-risk move on this list. Bonus in the cafeteria. It chains after the striker jump.
9. The L on the forehead
Thumb and index finger form an L on the forehead: the gesture that says "loser" without a word. A roast that never gets old.
In battle: Chaos type. Perfect for countering an opponent who plays Hot.
10. Hit the woah
Three arm swings, a pause, then the arm freezes as if hitting an invisible wall. The whole effect comes from the pause.
In battle: Hot type. The trap in its rhythm is the silence itself: don't tap during the pause.
11. The striker jump
The run, the jump with a half turn in the air and the wide-legged landing facing the crowd, arms thrown down: the goal celebration everyone copies.
In battle: Hot type, the strongest move on this list, and also the riskiest. The jump is played with a held note. Followed by the mewing, it gets a chain bonus.
12. The staredown
The face-off boxers do before a fight: step forward, lock eyes, stop blinking. The simplest move, and sometimes the strongest.
In battle: Cold type, low risk. Its special effect stops your opponent from bluffing with their bubble next turn. It chains into the mog.
How we ranked them
For this list, we kept the moves people recognize in one second, then compared their power, risk and difficulty in AuraBattlez. The powers and effects mentioned are the game's at the time this article was last updated. Trend origin dates are approximate: most of them were born on social media with no precise date.
What is the strongest move?
On this list, the striker jump, followed by the mog. They are also the riskiest: a failed rhythm costs you aura.
Which move should I pick as a beginner?
The 6-7, the mewing or the staredown: few notes, little risk, and easy to play all perfect.
How many moves are in AuraBattlez?
More than 200, counting the Signatures of the 20 characters.