Don't you think you're too old for this sport, old man? I feel like you'll drop dead before we even get to the very end. How do I recover your lost pieces without losing some of them on my own? Why is it that you see genjutsu as such an important piece of the puzzle? I squint my eyes slightly, giving of a curious and anticipating look.
Hei hears Barneys words and almost appears to lose focus as his gaze shifts back to the side, and empty stare looking of into the distance. Hei then looks back at Barney with his cold eyes. "Part of my Immortality was gained with mastery of all basic Ninja Skills.. Genjutsu is needed to create the illusion of youth, though it, I will not only re-gain some of the experiences lost. I will also be able to fuse it with a Kinjutsu, in time, to make the illusion, a reality." Hei begins scratching the back of his head. "As for you, I promise that this training will not cause you any harm, nor will it make you lose any pieces of your own. Hei stops scratching his head and takes a step forward, slightly rising his arms to his side in a threatening, yet vulnerable mannor. As I am now, You are stronger then I. When I become complete once again, and gain my Immortality. You will be reworded. Hei says with truth in his eyes.
Illusion of youth? I could use something like that. One can never be careful enough. So tell me, Hei, are there any remains of the knowledge that was taken away from you? Are you familiar with any of the basic principles? By the way you're talking I must deduce that you're familiar concept. Is that so? (Basically, the usual drill, what is genjutsu, etc. >_>)
"Indeed, I am still familiar with the concepts of Genjutsu" Hei takes a wrasping breath. "Genjutsu is the ability to create false realities, Illusions that under normal means are triggered by effecting the chakra network of the brain. Most Genjutsu are used to hinder a target, by effecting the way they perceive the world around them. This can ether be done by creating false surroundings, in which the opponent believes, or, masking real surroundings and making the opponent not believe them. This does, but is not limited to the hindrance of sight, but can also effect touch, smell and hearing. The overall use of most Genjutsu is to cause mental damage to your target." Hei replies..
Very well, Hei. And how about releasing them? With such extended knowledge I hope you still remember these. Also, have you ever heard of the term, genjutsu layering and what is the basic principle behind it?
Releasing Genjutsu can be done with multiple methods. One can overflow the Genjutsu with the use of surging chakra throughout there body, this act flushes the foreign chakra from your system. This can be done by ether the user or an ally. The basic use of it is Kai. Another method is pain. by inflicting enough physical pain, one can release most genjutsu..
Indeed. So there are 4 basic types of genjutsu, divided into biggest group just as a sort of ease. In my last genjutsu training I trained following the methods but here I'll follow the actual jutsu list but what I want from you is telling me for every genjutsu we do which method it belongs to. The methods/types are:
Exactly, everything is in place and I don't really feel as if there's anything I can add. You were obviously wronged having the trainings stripped because it's obvious that the knowledge is there even if material proof is lacking. Such a shame.
Yes, very good. I'd also like to add that wood users have a slight advantage with these type of genjutsu with all the flower petal schemes. I know wood doesn't necessarily cover flowers and plants but it does give you some sort of edge over other users. Simply show the opponent the ability to perform wood techniques and you will have him wondering whether it is genjutsu after all.Indeed, it's a shame but what can you do
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Once again this is a Genjutsu that falls within the "trickery" method. This jutsu manipulates that the opponent see's and experiances in a multitude of ways while keeping the opponent unsure of your current whereabouts.
Advantage: The way this jutsu works is rather bland, some way conciser this a weakness however because it's low ranking and easily recognizable, you can use it to your advantage by fallowing up with a jutsu that truly mask your presence meaning that this jutsu is ideal in quick deception.
Disadvantage: Being a low ranking Genjutsu that requires 5 handseals, it can be easily disrupted meaning that timeing with this jutsu is key. When facing a Chakra sensor or Doujutsu user, it will come to ill effect as with most low-mid ranking Genjutsu's
Possible Usage: Timeing is everything when it comes to some techniques, this is one of them. It's an Ideal Genjutsu to use when an opponent is closing in on you inorder to use a Taijutsu and/or other close combat jutsu. By making the handseals as the opponent closes in, you can place them within the Genjutsu without them knowing, as they make there strike, you will disperse into the sakura petals quickly blinding them. In reality, you could have simply moved out of the way and attacked the opponent as they make the strike as they would be open for attack.
You're late, I already have that, lol. Btw. I'd like to think that it's actually trickery but I have it sorted under other just because of the little bomb thingy. It sets if off from other trickery illusions but in general it has the same idea.
Very good. You can also tell it's a genjutsu by the way the clones are appearing. Regular clones come with a poof of smoke and they don't simply emerge from other objects.
Hm, that's actually a good point. I agree with you. But if we follow that logic more than half of the jutsulist needs a revamp lol. Either way, we'll leave it for those in charge.
