The base Aiku Style in Azure Latch on Roblox feels solid but leaves something on the table in competitive matches. Mastery Aiku is the upgraded version that fixes that, and unlike earlier mastery unlocks such as Mastery Lorenzo or NEL Isagi, there is no questline to chase down. The whole system runs on XP you earn by playing normally with Aiku equipped. Hit the milestones, collect the rewards (emotes, badges, and eventually the Style itself), and you are done.
How do you get the base Aiku Style first?
You cannot earn a single point of Aiku mastery XP until you own the base Style, so that is the first stop. Open the Menu to reach the main Shop, then navigate to the Styles section. Each spin costs $250 in in-game currency and the result is random. Aiku is a Mythic-tier roll with a drop rate of 4.7% under default Luck conditions, which is more generous than a World Class roll but still means you should expect several attempts before it lands.
If your in-game wallet runs dry before Aiku drops, redeeming active Azure Latch codes is the fastest way to top up without grinding extra matches just for currency.
Aiku mastery progress bar
How does the Aiku mastery XP system work?
Once you own the base Style, equip it and start playing. XP feeds into the Aiku mastery track from two sources: style-specific tasks that only count while Aiku is equipped, and global tasks that tick up from any style. The style-specific category pays out significantly more XP per action, so keeping Aiku on throughout your session is the most efficient approach. Every milestone you cross along the track drops rewards automatically into your inventory.
Style-specific Aiku task list
Style-specific mastery tasks (Aiku must be equipped)
These six objectives are where the bulk of your XP comes from. Prioritize them in every match.
Global mastery tasks (any Style)
These count regardless of which Style you have equipped, but the payouts are much smaller. Think of them as background progress that adds up over a long session rather than a primary farming strategy.
What is the fastest way to farm Mastery Aiku XP?
The two 150 XP tasks, Steal Flow and Ultimate Defense vs Enemy Ball, are your primary targets. Lean into Aiku's defensive kit rather than playing an aggressive forward role, because these objectives reward reads and positioning over raw scoring. Former Striker goals at 100 XP are the next priority, and since Aiku has forward history built into the style's identity, finishing plays you start is a natural fit.
Reflex Tackle at 50 XP triggers frequently in normal play and stacks up fast. The Iframes variant pays 75 XP and requires more precise timing, but it is worth going for whenever the opportunity appears rather than defaulting to the standard version.
Global tasks fill in the gaps. Every goal, assist, dribble, tackle, and save adds a small amount, so you accumulate progress even during matches where the style-specific conditions do not line up cleanly.
Steal Flow earns 150 XP
What rewards do you get along the way?
Mastery Aiku is the end goal, but the track hands out emotes and badges at intermediate milestones before you reach the final unlock. Mastery Aiku also carries significance as the first Style in Azure Latch offered as a pre-order, arriving alongside Update 2.15. The full moveset details release with the Style itself, but the XP system described above is the mechanic that controls access.
Your mastery bar visibly climbs after each qualifying action, so you can track progress in real time and know exactly which objectives are pulling their weight each session.
For more Roblox guides covering other games and styles, the GAMES.GG collection has you covered across the platform. If you play other anime-inspired Roblox titles, the Blue Lock Rivals beginner's guide covers styles, flows, and ranked prep for new players, while the Legacy Piece guide on how to get Akaza walks through a questline-based unlock that contrasts directly with Aiku's XP-driven approach.