1. Arm Lock into a throwaway German Suplex
2. Side headlock into a rear naked chokehold.
3. Sasori Gatame: Essentially, the Scorpion Death Lock/Sharpshooter
4. Uranage: belly to back slam
5. Triangle Chokehold
6. Fisherman Suplex into pin
7. Michinoku Driver: Original, II and II-b
8. Half-Hatch Suplex into a springboard moonsault
9. Gory Special Bomb
10. Arm lock+Shoulder lock combination
11.Springboard knee to the face
12. Enzuigiri variations: Running, Step-Up, Spinning
13. Shotgun Dropkick
14. Shining Wizard
15. Standing Shooting Star Press
16. Sprawl into a Sunset Flip Piledriver
17. Tiger Suplex into bridging pin
18. Sling Blade
19. Electric Chair Drop, often into a bridging pin
20. Spinning Wheel Kick
21. Asai Moonsault
22. Triangle Dropkick to an opponent on the apron
23. Australian Blues (Running suicide reverse crossbody to the outside of the ring)

1. Gastrizein- Drago pulls both his hands back as if he is about to perform a Hadouken, then releases the pressure into a Pankration style powerful front heel kick to the stomach (2024-Present).
2. The Eternal Fall - Reverse Headlock lift into Backpack stunner/Jumping Cutter; formerly a finisher as 'Eterno' and 'Drago'. (2011-Present)
3. Three Lives, Death Each Time- Triple Deadlift Powerbombs, after each powerbomb, Drago doesn't let go, instead deadlifting them up into the next powerbomb, only letting go at the last powerbomb, with the opponent falling on his back, and Drago falling flat on his stomach. Then, followed immediately by an inverted kip-up (2011-Present).
4. The Dragon-Bite - Phoenix Splash from the top rope (2011-Present).
5. Philoso-Knee! - Short-Arm into Knee to the face (2024-Present).
6. The Dragonslayer - Top Rope Moonsault dive into an elbow drop (2012-Present).

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Lunar Cascade (2026-Present)

Drago takes his elbow guards off to signal the move. He pop-ups a running or standing opponent, and as the opponent falls back down to the mat, Drago performs a rising elbow strike straight into the temple of the opponent. Imagine Kevin Owens Pop-Up Powerbomb movement, where he lifts the opponent right before the powerbomb. Drago, instead of performing the powerbomb, performs the rising elbow strike to the temple of the opponent.

The Ode of Unholy (2012-Present)

An invention from the innovative mind of Samael Drago. Its technical name is Cradled Jumping Dragon-Corkscrew Neckbreaker. Drago puts his opponent in a DDT-position, cradles the opponent's leg akin to a fisherman's suplex, and then dragon corkscrews the opponent (akin to a reverse cross-rhodes), both him and opponent jump-twisting, and landing in a neckbreaker position.

Achilles Leg Lock (2024-Present)

The standard Pankration Achilles Leg Lock, where Drago grabs a hold of an opponent's Leg and trips them and now on both their backs, Drago holds one leg of the opponent, while using his own leg to shield himself from any wary attacks and using one arm to pull the trapped leg of the victim.

Very stoic, calculated. Almost like a lone wolf circling its prey. Drago uses his technical prowess as a weapon against opponents of all sizes.

1. The Head-Tilt: Drago has a very slow, methodical movement style in the ring (especially as the "Moonchild" character). When attacked with a big strike, he often staggers back, and tilts his head at the opponent eerily, which often unnerves the opponent.

2. Marionette Rising: Often when down, Drago gets back up in an unnatural way. With all of his limbs following an unnatural rhythm. His right leg keeping his weight first, then his left leg, and then his left arm going up, and then his right arm, before his head flips back to look at the opponent. Almost as if he is like a wooden puppet being pulled up by strings.

3. The Almost-Tumble: When hit by a big move, Drago almost collapses back, but finds his footing at the last second, and rises back up as if he is unphased by the attack. Used sparingly to unnerve an opponent.

Always respects opponents to a certain degree.

Never makes fun of opponents.