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All of the moves that Florian commonly uses in battle are tied to his ability to manipulate aura-- either his own, or from matter in the immediate area. Having been trained rigorously throughout his life to be a highly proficient fighter, and descending from the first Lucario to mega evolve, it is unsurprising that he is not only aware of his own strengths, but knows exactly how to incorporate them in battle. Be it manifesting aura into a more visible sort of energy to attack, transferring its energy to cause some kind of physical effect, or using it to enhance punches or kicks-- it is all second nature to him now. An explanation for his four most commonly used moves would be as follows:
Aura Sphere: Very much a standard 'converting aura into a more visible kind of energy capable of causing damage' sort of move. Is initiated by manipulating his own aura, and using that to draw in more from elsewhere until he is satisfied with the amount of power gathered. When launched, it isn't aimed at the target's physical body, but instead their own aura, allowing Florian to attack from a distance with unfailing accuracy.
Earthquake: Starts of similar to aura sphere, except prior to any visible manifestation of energy, Florian instead sends it all into the ground at once and directs the effects towards his target. Not the best move if you want the battlefield to remain in tact.
Ice Punch: A standard punch where Florian gathers aura from his surroundings and uses it in a way that rapidly draws heat from the immediate area around his paw, encasing his fist and lower arm in a protective layer of ice. Upon impact, this is transferred to the target, and if enough is delivered, freezes them in place.
Meteor Mash: Another punch, albeit one that takes on the effects that steel-type moves would thanks to the way that aura is manipulated to launch the attack at a blinding speed. The energy disperses upon impact in a display that is reminiscent of stars in the night sky, and radiates in the same manner when the punch is being thrown, hence the origin of the name for the move.
