Re: ±±Custom Fighting Styles Submission±±
Type: Nin-genjutsu
Background: The origin of this style takes us back to the time of the First World War where shinobi from the Land of Wind used secret weapons like poisoned needles to assassinate their opponents. Considering the way the technique worked, it became a huge threat to go up against such opponents. To counter that, a group of ninjas from the Land of Fire used the same technique of using needles but with a different effect. Since the ninjas of the Land of Fire were not so good at using poison, they decided going in with channeling their genjutsu chakra into the needles which inflicted paralysing genjutsu upon the opponent when pierced.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the style:
This special type of Ninjutsu relies on channeling the user's chakra into the senbon before launching them at the enemy, to hit specific places in the opponents body (mostly acupuncture points), to disturb the enemy's chakra flow and place them in an illusion. The disturbance of the chakra flow makes the enemy experience illusions which in most cases are paralysing genjutsus. The damage caused by the senbon is a mixture of mental damage (caused by the illusions) and also the physical pain caused by the piercing senbon. To make these needles more effective, the user can poison the tips of the senbon. An added benefit of throwing these at the enemy is that these are smaller than a kunai or a shuriken, making it harder to see and dodge.
Now how does this exactly work?
When the senbon pierces the opponent's body, it leaks all the user's chakra into this new body which the user manipulates to cause a disruption in the chakra flow (or the chakra network) of the opponent and thereby manipulating all their senses. Because of this disruption, the user can manipulate the victim's sense of reality, and cause an amount of mental irritation and torture, that can lead to mental pain.
The user may choose to release the senbons from the mouth or from their wrist launchers. Every master will have his/her own special wrist launcher that will be described in the bio which do not count towards their CW limit since it is a canon weapon.
Example Techniques:
Additional effects and Restrictions:
- Should have mastered Ninjutsu and Genjutsu and Taijutsu.
- The needles are so small that they can only be seen when concentrating carefully at the user's mouth/wrist launchers.
- The user can also use rusted needles which will be launched through the wrist launchers.
- Every jutsu causes +10 damage due to the physical damage caused by the senbons.
Declined
I literally just checked this yesterday or the day before. You cannot submit a CFS for two weeks after it has been checked. DNR
Assassin Arts | Ansatsu-sha no geijutsu
Assassin Arts | Ansatsu-sha no geijutsu
Type: Nin-genjutsu
Background: The origin of this style takes us back to the time of the First World War where shinobi from the Land of Wind used secret weapons like poisoned needles to assassinate their opponents. Considering the way the technique worked, it became a huge threat to go up against such opponents. To counter that, a group of ninjas from the Land of Fire used the same technique of using needles but with a different effect. Since the ninjas of the Land of Fire were not so good at using poison, they decided going in with channeling their genjutsu chakra into the needles which inflicted paralysing genjutsu upon the opponent when pierced.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the style:
This special type of Ninjutsu relies on channeling the user's chakra into the senbon before launching them at the enemy, to hit specific places in the opponents body (mostly acupuncture points), to disturb the enemy's chakra flow and place them in an illusion. The disturbance of the chakra flow makes the enemy experience illusions which in most cases are paralysing genjutsus. The damage caused by the senbon is a mixture of mental damage (caused by the illusions) and also the physical pain caused by the piercing senbon. To make these needles more effective, the user can poison the tips of the senbon. An added benefit of throwing these at the enemy is that these are smaller than a kunai or a shuriken, making it harder to see and dodge.
The user may choose to release the senbons from the mouth or from their wrist launchers. Every master will have his/her own special wrist launcher that will be described in the bio which do not count towards their CW limit since it is a canon weapon.
Example Techniques:You must be registered for see images
Porcupine's Visit
Type: Offense
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user release 5 senbons from his mouth, aiming at the opponent's right shoulder and arm. The moment the senbons pierce the opponent, he experiences an illusion where he can no longer use his arms and feel as if they are poisoned.
Pain of death
Type: Offense
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: The user releases 5 senbons from his wrist launcher that when it hits the opponent, makes him believe that the senbons that hit him have suddenly enlarged and ripping their body parts off.
Additional effects and Restrictions:
- Should have mastered Ninjutsu and Genjutsu and Taijutsu.
- The needles are so small that they can only be seen when concentrating carefully at the user's mouth/wrist launchers.
- The user can also use rusted needles which will be launched through the wrist launchers.
Declined
Okay, now my question for you is: How does this cause a genjutsu to take place?? I still don't get how that is intended to work...you shoot a senbon and if it pierces them, they are stuck in a genjutsu? That doesn't make much sense in that way without clarifying how you do this.
Type: Nin-genjutsu
Background: The origin of this style takes us back to the time of the First World War where shinobi from the Land of Wind used secret weapons like poisoned needles to assassinate their opponents. Considering the way the technique worked, it became a huge threat to go up against such opponents. To counter that, a group of ninjas from the Land of Fire used the same technique of using needles but with a different effect. Since the ninjas of the Land of Fire were not so good at using poison, they decided going in with channeling their genjutsu chakra into the needles which inflicted paralysing genjutsu upon the opponent when pierced.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the style:
This special type of Ninjutsu relies on channeling the user's chakra into the senbon before launching them at the enemy, to hit specific places in the opponents body (mostly acupuncture points), to disturb the enemy's chakra flow and place them in an illusion. The disturbance of the chakra flow makes the enemy experience illusions which in most cases are paralysing genjutsus. The damage caused by the senbon is a mixture of mental damage (caused by the illusions) and also the physical pain caused by the piercing senbon. To make these needles more effective, the user can poison the tips of the senbon. An added benefit of throwing these at the enemy is that these are smaller than a kunai or a shuriken, making it harder to see and dodge.
Now how does this exactly work?
When the senbon pierces the opponent's body, it leaks all the user's chakra into this new body which the user manipulates to cause a disruption in the chakra flow (or the chakra network) of the opponent and thereby manipulating all their senses. Because of this disruption, the user can manipulate the victim's sense of reality, and cause an amount of mental irritation and torture, that can lead to mental pain.
The user may choose to release the senbons from the mouth or from their wrist launchers. Every master will have his/her own special wrist launcher that will be described in the bio which do not count towards their CW limit since it is a canon weapon.
You must be registered for see images
Porcupine's Visit
Type: Offense
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user release 5 senbons from his mouth, aiming at the opponent's right shoulder and arm. The moment the senbons pierce the opponent, he experiences an illusion where he can no longer use his arms and feel as if they are poisoned.
Pain of death
Type: Offense
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: The user releases 5 senbons from his wrist launcher that when it hits the opponent, makes him believe that the senbons that hit him have suddenly enlarged and ripping their body parts off.
Type: Offense
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user release 5 senbons from his mouth, aiming at the opponent's right shoulder and arm. The moment the senbons pierce the opponent, he experiences an illusion where he can no longer use his arms and feel as if they are poisoned.
Pain of death
Type: Offense
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: The user releases 5 senbons from his wrist launcher that when it hits the opponent, makes him believe that the senbons that hit him have suddenly enlarged and ripping their body parts off.
Additional effects and Restrictions:
- Should have mastered Ninjutsu and Genjutsu and Taijutsu.
- The needles are so small that they can only be seen when concentrating carefully at the user's mouth/wrist launchers.
- The user can also use rusted needles which will be launched through the wrist launchers.
- Every jutsu causes +10 damage due to the physical damage caused by the senbons.


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