Re: Custom Jutsu Submission
(Idatendō) - Art of the God of Speed
Type: Offensive/Defensive
Rank: A
Range: Short
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: Idatendō employs the use of Battōjutsu, which is a field of kenjutsu which deals specifically with the rapid drawing and sheathing of a sword. In most cases, a katana being drawn from its sheath moves with a much greater speed and force than when it is being wielded normally. Additionally, greater drawing speed gives a swordsman more of an advantage in combat than an opponent whose speed is inferior. This is due in part to the fact that a katana's sharp blade curves upward against the inside of the sheath, allowing the swordsman to use more strength in drawing it without having to worry about applying extra control to his movements - the sword's path is guided by the sheath while the blade meets no resistance, moving two to three times faster than normal. By employing rapid movements to his strikes, the user is then able to overcome other swordsmen and shinobi alike. The difference between Iaido, it's parent technique, is that while Iaido focuses on a single strike, Idatendō focuses on several rapid strikes before and after unsheathing and resheathing one's blade while also employing the use of chakra waves released from one's sword in short range. The speed and number of the strikes collectively are able to counter ninjutsu of A-Rank and below however since it takes great experience to become faster and stronger, the speed of the strikes and countering ability are dependent on the user's rank. Kage Rank being able to counter A-Rank and below ninjutsu, Sannin Rank being able to counter B-Rank and below ninjutsu, and S-Class being able to counter C-Rank and below ninjutsu. Since it takes a great deal of focus to perform with one sword alone, adding more swords into the mix would make it almost impossible to move faster and maintain your focus, as such, students of the technique are taught to perform this with only one sword. It should be noted that user's sword striking speed is what becomes faster not his overall speed.
Note: Can only be used with one sword
Note: Can only be used by Samurai biographies
Note: Can only be taught by Deviation
✦ Declined, this is merely a faster Iaido that deals more attacks in an even smaller window of time. DNR ✦
(Kenjutsu: Haridō) - Sword Technique: Art of the Needle
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Short
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: This technique employs the use of the Samurai Saber Technique in a more deadly manner. Instead of focusing chakra throughout the whole blade or changing it's shape, the user instead channels a precise amount of strong chakra and releases it all at once from the tip of the sword. The release of chakra is done right before skewering the target area and resembles a needle. Techniques of this type are found to be more effective and accurate with rapier-type swords, which specialize in thrusting rather than striking or slicing. One could compare this technique to jousting.
Note: Must have learnt Samurai Saber Technique
Note: Can only be used 2x per battle
Note: Can only be used by Samurai biographies
Note: Can only be taught by Deviation
✦ Approved, next time I will not edit the names of your jutsu. ✦
(Idatendō) - Art of the God of Speed
Type: Offensive/Defensive
Rank: A
Range: Short
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: Idatendō employs the use of Battōjutsu, which is a field of kenjutsu which deals specifically with the rapid drawing and sheathing of a sword. In most cases, a katana being drawn from its sheath moves with a much greater speed and force than when it is being wielded normally. Additionally, greater drawing speed gives a swordsman more of an advantage in combat than an opponent whose speed is inferior. This is due in part to the fact that a katana's sharp blade curves upward against the inside of the sheath, allowing the swordsman to use more strength in drawing it without having to worry about applying extra control to his movements - the sword's path is guided by the sheath while the blade meets no resistance, moving two to three times faster than normal. By employing rapid movements to his strikes, the user is then able to overcome other swordsmen and shinobi alike. The difference between Iaido, it's parent technique, is that while Iaido focuses on a single strike, Idatendō focuses on several rapid strikes before and after unsheathing and resheathing one's blade while also employing the use of chakra waves released from one's sword in short range. The speed and number of the strikes collectively are able to counter ninjutsu of A-Rank and below however since it takes great experience to become faster and stronger, the speed of the strikes and countering ability are dependent on the user's rank. Kage Rank being able to counter A-Rank and below ninjutsu, Sannin Rank being able to counter B-Rank and below ninjutsu, and S-Class being able to counter C-Rank and below ninjutsu. Since it takes a great deal of focus to perform with one sword alone, adding more swords into the mix would make it almost impossible to move faster and maintain your focus, as such, students of the technique are taught to perform this with only one sword. It should be noted that user's sword striking speed is what becomes faster not his overall speed.
Note: Can only be used with one sword
Note: Can only be used by Samurai biographies
Note: Can only be taught by Deviation
✦ Declined, this is merely a faster Iaido that deals more attacks in an even smaller window of time. DNR ✦
(Kenjutsu: Haridō) - Sword Technique: Art of the Needle
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Short
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: This technique employs the use of the Samurai Saber Technique in a more deadly manner. Instead of focusing chakra throughout the whole blade or changing it's shape, the user instead channels a precise amount of strong chakra and releases it all at once from the tip of the sword. The release of chakra is done right before skewering the target area and resembles a needle. Techniques of this type are found to be more effective and accurate with rapier-type swords, which specialize in thrusting rather than striking or slicing. One could compare this technique to jousting.
Note: Must have learnt Samurai Saber Technique
Note: Can only be used 2x per battle
Note: Can only be used by Samurai biographies
Note: Can only be taught by Deviation
✦ Approved, next time I will not edit the names of your jutsu. ✦
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