[Nin] Basic Ninjutsu with Nathan Sensei

Panthalassa · Apr 14, 2015

Ah! I understand, Sensei.

No problem, take your time

I'm more patient now that I at least mastered Aburame. I'm not a sitting duck in a battle any more, so I not that insistent. Though with Darui's premium tournament I can't use Aburame, so every technique is welcome now!

Nathan · Apr 20, 2015

Good, I'm glad, haha. But I have been slacking, so sorry for that.

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Last D-rank!

(Sōshuriken no Jutsu) - Manipulated Shuriken Technique
Rank: D
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 15
Description: With this technique a translucent string, both elastic and highly durable, is attached to a shuriken, making it possible to alter its path after having thrown it. An expert will have the ability to freely glide the shuriken in any direction with just a single movement of their fingertip. The first attack, challenging the enemy, is avoided and after a time-lag of several seconds, it will come from behind. Depending on the performance, the possible tactics can be infinite.

Okay I want you to attach some string to your shuriken, then by attaching the string to your fingertips, you'll be able to control it; so I want you to throw it towards my clone, I will tell my clone to dodge it, and from there wait a few seconds and by using your fingertips you should be able to move the shuriken back around and hit my clone from behind, might take you a few tries.

Panthalassa · Apr 20, 2015

Pantha attempted the technique. He attached some strings to a few shuriken. When he tossed them, he felt the string unwire through the projectile's path. When he saw the clone dodge the first wave, Pantha pulled his had back, awkwardly altering the path of the shuriken and turning them around, to hit the clone's back indiscriminately. The shuriken, as a whole, were more dragged that re-directed, stopping the spin of most of them, but lodging on the clone's back just the same.

He tossed them a few times figuring out the feel of the technique. He experimented continuously tugging the string, watching as the shuriken wiggled around, much more unpredictably than a straight forward throw.

Sounds nice!

Nathan · Apr 21, 2015

Alright, well done so we are up to C-ranks, and with that I would like to ask once more, would you like me to toss you a scroll with all the weapon based techniques, and we can go through those in one big go? They look like this if you are unsure.

(Sōgu: Shikyū Geki) - Manipulated Tools: Deadly Spheres Strike
Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Desciption: *****************

Castiel tosses a scroll at his student, this scroll just has the name, or the name of what the technique is, or looks like just if his student is unsure what the technique looks like.

So this is what they look like, minus the missing description. But you get the idea?

Panthalassa · Apr 21, 2015

Yes, these sound good!

Also, I have a more general question. What are the rules on using two jutsu at the same time? 2 Water, 2 Taijutsu, 2 Ninjutsu, 2 Genjutsu, 1 Water and 1 Ninjutsu, 1 Taijutsu and 1 Ninjutsu, and any other combination of those. I know one can't go to the process of converting his chakra into an element with two different elements at the same time, which is an Yin and Yang skill. But what about the rest?

Nathan · Apr 21, 2015

Panthalassa said:
Yes, these sound good!

Also, I have a more general question. What are the rules on using two jutsu at the same time? 2 Water, 2 Taijutsu, 2 Ninjutsu, 2 Genjutsu, 1 Water and 1 Ninjutsu, 1 Taijutsu and 1 Ninjutsu, and any other combination of those. I know one can't go to the process of converting his chakra into an element with two different elements at the same time, which is an Yin and Yang skill. But what about the rest?

Alright. The list is long, we will be going over multiple ranks with these techniques, and these techniques only. Once, we finish these weapon techniques, we'll go back to the remaining list? That cool?

As for your other question, good. You can use two chakra of the same natures at the same time, I believe the only time you can't with the two of the same, example water; it depends on the type of water techniques, you use. Say you use a steam, and a projectile technique, they are different forms of the water, you'd have to use one and then use the other one, that being said there wouldn't be any wait, they would pretty much be straight after one another as again they are the same type of chakra, just different forms.

As for taijutsu and normal ninjutsu such as of what you are learning. The chakra you use for some taijutsu techniques are basic raw chakra, and same for normal ninjutsu (not counting elemental ninjutsu, or elemental taijutsu). Certain genjutsu's can be used at the same time, that is a skill or usage of them called layering. Which will be explained by your genjutsu teacher.

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OOC: I hope that made sense. O____o

Panthalassa · Apr 21, 2015

So I can use two elemebts at the same time, i just cant use two diferent techniques of the same element? What about aburame? Can i use it with water at the same time? Can i use two aburame techn at the same time? I didnt undetstand in relatio with ninjutsu, like what we are learbing here. Can we use more tgan one at the same time?

Nathan · Apr 29, 2015

Panthalassa said:
So I can use two elemebts at the same time, i just cant use two diferent techniques of the same element? What about aburame? Can i use it with water at the same time? Can i use two aburame techn at the same time? I didnt undetstand in relatio with ninjutsu, like what we are learbing here. Can we use more tgan one at the same time?

No you can't use two elements at the same time, for that you need training in the rare Yin-Yang release. If you want to use two different techniques, you'd have to use one after the other. And if you are using two techniques that are of the same nature, there is pretty no wait unless they have handseals.

I'm not well versed in aburame, or the techniques. I'm not the best sensei to ask, and I don't want to answer in case I'm incorrect.

Panthalassa · Apr 29, 2015

It's okay, I think I got it. At least the gist of it

Nathan · Apr 29, 2015

Okay. So let's begin with these weapon techniques, to get those out of the way.

Castiel grabs out a large scroll and tosses towards his student, what this scroll holds within it is a list of all the C-rank weapon based techniques.

So all I want you to do with these is to give me a brief analyse of them, just so I know you have a basic understanding of them, then we will move onto the B-rank weapon techniques. Ask questions if you have them.

Panthalassa · Apr 29, 2015

Panthalassa read through the scroll, trying his best to understand all of the techniques.

(Soryu no Mai) - Rising Dragon Dance

Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: The user jumps up in the air and then spins at high speed throwing a lot of weapons at thier enemy ranging from shuriken, kunai, shuko and many various other weapons.

Where do these weapons come from? Must I have them in my person before throwing them, do they come from a scroll and I summon them into battle? Do I materialize them with my chakra? Speaking of which, what does the chakra do in this technique?

Otherwise, it's pretty clear that the endgame of this technique is just to randomly toss a great number of weapons, dealing indiscriminate damage all around.

(Sōgu: Shikyū Geki) - Manipulated Tools: Deadly Spheres Strike

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Desciption: The user pulls out a scroll and rotates it around himself. Many spiked metal balls burst forth from the scroll to strike any nearby opponents or discourage them from using close ranged attacks.

Now this is clear it comes from a scroll, and where the chakra is used. My question would be if this is considered fuuinjutsu, or why it is not. To create my own techniques (custom), I would like to be sure if I'm tapping into skill sets I still don't own, and what are the limitations of my skills.

Another question, how big are these balls?

(Sōgu: Fūjin Heki) - Manipulated Tools: Floating Blades Wall

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: The user unrolls in the floor under the enemy two small scrolls and summons many different weapons from them, taking the enemy into the air. Then they wraps the leg of the enemy with a chain and crushes him back down to the ground.

So the burst from the weapons has enough strength to push an opponent into the air. Afterwards, you just pull him back in with a chain.

(Sōgu: Dai Tekkai) - Manipulated Tools: Giant Iron Lump

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description:The user takes out a big scroll and waves it in a circle. It turns into a giant chain hammer with a huge metal ball at the end that they then crushes the enemy with. After this move, the chain hammer turns back into a scroll.

Take a scroll, summon a giant hammer with a chain. Can reach up to mid-range. Do I require super-human strength, or does the chakra aid me in the process of swinging it? That would explain why it's single usage, before the hammer reverts back to the scroll. Also, is this "hammer" just a giant spiked ball?

(Soushouryuu) - Twin Rising Dragons

Rank: C
Type:Attack
Range:Short-Long
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points:30
Description: A summoning technique meant almost exclusively for weapon's experts. To begin, the shinobi will remove two scrolls and set them on the ground, after forming the necessary hand seals, the two scroll rise into the air and begin to swirl around a middle vortex that is the user. They then use this space to launch themselves into the air between the spinning scrolls. From these scrolls the ninja can then summon a mass of weapons, which they then begin to throw at their opponent. If the first barrage fails, they can use wires that run from each weapon to their fingertips to pull them back into the air to strike at their opponent again.

This is basically the same technique as the first, except this clearly explains where the weapons come from, and where the chakra is used. The first technique would probably beneficiate from having it's chakra cost removed. After this technique is done, I can use the wires that come with each weapon to pull them back into the air again. Are these wires iron wires, strings or chakra threads? Electricity might be a weakness here.

(Sōgu: Shu Senjin) - Manipulated Tools: One Thousand Blades Attack

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: This technique is very similar to Twin Rising Dragons, but in this version the user only summons countless kunai from the scrolls, which are connected by strings at thier hands. They then throws all the kunai at the same time on the opponent.

Again, the similarities are here. Now it says strings, so I'm less worried about electricity. I do have a question, is the string meant to focus the kunais on one target after summoning them, or just so that we can do the double attack? (and, I'm assuming, more than double, since this manipulation doesn't actually require chakra. Or does it?

Same question for the Twin Dragons. Can I do the double attack more than once? Or does it cost chakra? I'm assuming the weight of the weapons might have something to do with it.

(Kuchiyose: Tetsurensa Housou) - Summoning: Iron Chain Wrapping

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
description: The user summons a long chain from a scroll and wraps the enemy with it. When the enemy is trapped, they use another scroll to launch a rain of weapons at the enemy.

Another very simple technique, first scroll summons a chain, I'm assuming it summons it with momentum already. Second scroll summons various weapons.

(Gyorai Shin) - Torpedo Needle

Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 15
Damage Points: 30
Description: The user throws nails into the air. Upon impact on the ground, they dig themselves into the earth. When the opponent walks over the ground where the nails dug themselves in, nails pin their feet stopping their movement. Then, the user forms a hand seal and hundreds of nails shoot out of the ground at the opponent.

The nails, I'm assuming, require me to physically have them in my possession. Or I'm sure I can use any of those general weapon summoning scrolls as well. I have a question, do I require chakra to have the nails come from the ground and pin my opponent, or do the nails react to foreign chakra automatically? Afterwards, there's an handseal involved, so this is safe to assume I need to have awareness of the target.

Can I set the trap, then use some other technique, elemental or anything else, and then resume this technique and make the handseal? Would I need to post this technique again and waste chakra again? Or do I need to make a choice between having this technique fully progress or use other techniques and irrevocably interrupt this technique?

(Soushuuha) - Manipulate Advancing Blades

Rank: C
Type:Attack
Range:Short-Long
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points:30
Description: This technique allows a shinobi to hover multiple kunai in the air while they approach a target. The technique allows a ninja to unleash a torrent of kunai, shuriken, or other weapons much more quickly than if each was thrown individually.

I use chakra to manipulate weapons and move them around. How big can these weapons be? Katana sized? Giant hammer sized? How many can we manipulate at a time? Can we manipulate weapons over multiple turns, or would I have to recast the technique to do so? Do they become C rank strength and share basic ninjutsu's elemental weaknesses and strengths? Can I use this technique to manipulate my opponent's weapons, in their person or when they're near me, deflecting them with my chakra? Do I need to accompany this technique with hand motions or other body gestures? Can we manipulate non iron weapons? Can we manipulate custom weapons?

Nathan · May 5, 2015

Panthalassa said:
Panthalassa read through the scroll, trying his best to understand all of the techniques.

(Soryu no Mai) - Rising Dragon Dance

Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: The user jumps up in the air and then spins at high speed throwing a lot of weapons at thier enemy ranging from shuriken, kunai, shuko and many various other weapons.

Where do these weapons come from? Must I have them in my person before throwing them, do they come from a scroll and I summon them into battle? Do I materialize them with my chakra? Speaking of which, what does the chakra do in this technique?

Otherwise, it's pretty clear that the endgame of this technique is just to randomly toss a great number of weapons, dealing indiscriminate damage all around.

They are all from your person. I'll be honest, I don't know why there is chakra for some of the weapon techniques, I understand why there is for some, for this one though, I certainly do not know why.

(Sōgu: Shikyū Geki) - Manipulated Tools: Deadly Spheres Strike

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Desciption: The user pulls out a scroll and rotates it around himself. Many spiked metal balls burst forth from the scroll to strike any nearby opponents or discourage them from using close ranged attacks.

Now this is clear it comes from a scroll, and where the chakra is used. My question would be if this is considered fuuinjutsu, or why it is not. To create my own techniques (custom), I would like to be sure if I'm tapping into skill sets I still don't own, and what are the limitations of my skills.

Another question, how big are these balls?

Fairly big, and sorry for the not the clearest of images but here you go.

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(Sōgu: Fūjin Heki) - Manipulated Tools: Floating Blades Wall

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: The user unrolls in the floor under the enemy two small scrolls and summons many different weapons from them, taking the enemy into the air. Then they wraps the leg of the enemy with a chain and crushes him back down to the ground.

So the burst from the weapons has enough strength to push an opponent into the air. Afterwards, you just pull him back in with a chain.

(Sōgu: Dai Tekkai) - Manipulated Tools: Giant Iron Lump

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description:The user takes out a big scroll and waves it in a circle. It turns into a giant chain hammer with a huge metal ball at the end that they then crushes the enemy with. After this move, the chain hammer turns back into a scroll.

Take a scroll, summon a giant hammer with a chain. Can reach up to mid-range. Do I require super-human strength, or does the chakra aid me in the process of swinging it? That would explain why it's single usage, before the hammer reverts back to the scroll. Also, is this "hammer" just a giant spiked ball?

Chakra aids you in the lifting of this hammer, and we are ninja we are a lot stronger then a normal human being. xD and, yup pretty much.

(Soushouryuu) - Twin Rising Dragons

Rank: C
Type:Attack
Range:Short-Long
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points:30
Description: A summoning technique meant almost exclusively for weapon's experts. To begin, the shinobi will remove two scrolls and set them on the ground, after forming the necessary hand seals, the two scroll rise into the air and begin to swirl around a middle vortex that is the user. They then use this space to launch themselves into the air between the spinning scrolls. From these scrolls the ninja can then summon a mass of weapons, which they then begin to throw at their opponent. If the first barrage fails, they can use wires that run from each weapon to their fingertips to pull them back into the air to strike at their opponent again.

This is basically the same technique as the first, except this clearly explains where the weapons come from, and where the chakra is used. The first technique would probably beneficiate from having it's chakra cost removed. After this technique is done, I can use the wires that come with each weapon to pull them back into the air again. Are these wires iron wires, strings or chakra threads? Electricity might be a weakness here.

They are iron wire strings.

(Sōgu: Shu Senjin) - Manipulated Tools: One Thousand Blades Attack

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: This technique is very similar to Twin Rising Dragons, but in this version the user only summons countless kunai from the scrolls, which are connected by strings at thier hands. They then throws all the kunai at the same time on the opponent.

Again, the similarities are here. Now it says strings, so I'm less worried about electricity. I do have a question, is the string meant to focus the kunais on one target after summoning them, or just so that we can do the double attack? (and, I'm assuming, more than double, since this manipulation doesn't actually require chakra. Or does it?

Same question for the Twin Dragons. Can I do the double attack more than once? Or does it cost chakra? I'm assuming the weight of the weapons might have something to do with it.

Double attack more then once? Can you rephrase?

(Kuchiyose: Tetsurensa Housou) - Summoning: Iron Chain Wrapping

Rank: C
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
description: The user summons a long chain from a scroll and wraps the enemy with it. When the enemy is trapped, they use another scroll to launch a rain of weapons at the enemy.

Another very simple technique, first scroll summons a chain, I'm assuming it summons it with momentum already. Second scroll summons various weapons.

(Gyorai Shin) - Torpedo Needle

Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 15
Damage Points: 30
Description: The user throws nails into the air. Upon impact on the ground, they dig themselves into the earth. When the opponent walks over the ground where the nails dug themselves in, nails pin their feet stopping their movement. Then, the user forms a hand seal and hundreds of nails shoot out of the ground at the opponent.

The nails, I'm assuming, require me to physically have them in my possession. Or I'm sure I can use any of those general weapon summoning scrolls as well. I have a question, do I require chakra to have the nails come from the ground and pin my opponent, or do the nails react to foreign chakra automatically? Afterwards, there's an handseal involved, so this is safe to assume I need to have awareness of the target.

Can I set the trap, then use some other technique, elemental or anything else, and then resume this technique and make the handseal? Would I need to post this technique again and waste chakra again? Or do I need to make a choice between having this technique fully progress or use other techniques and irrevocably interrupt this technique?

They merely just react to being stepped down, or the ground where you placed them, they will activate passively, more so if you mention it within your move, or whatever.

And, yes. I believe you can do other techniques around it, and allow it to stay dormant until you want to use it, and no you don't need to waste a move slot, just make a reference post.

(Soushuuha) - Manipulate Advancing Blades

Rank: C
Type:Attack
Range:Short-Long
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points:30
Description: This technique allows a shinobi to hover multiple kunai in the air while they approach a target. The technique allows a ninja to unleash a torrent of kunai, shuriken, or other weapons much more quickly than if each was thrown individually.

I use chakra to manipulate weapons and move them around. How big can these weapons be? Katana sized? Giant hammer sized? How many can we manipulate at a time? Can we manipulate weapons over multiple turns, or would I have to recast the technique to do so? Do they become C rank strength and share basic ninjutsu's elemental weaknesses and strengths? Can I use this technique to manipulate my opponent's weapons, in their person or when they're near me, deflecting them with my chakra? Do I need to accompany this technique with hand motions or other body gestures? Can we manipulate non iron weapons? Can we manipulate custom weapons?

Yes, katana sized, I wouldn't push anything pass that big. The technique doesn't give you a limit on how many you can use at once, so any amount, large or small your pick. Technique doesn't state that it can hold the techniques over multiple turns, but to be safe I'd save it can hold the techniques over the turn you use it, and the next turn. No they don't pick up and of ninjutsu's weaknesses and strengths, this technique is merely to give you a helping hand, more hands in a manner of speaking. No, you can only manipulate your own weapons. No need for hand motions, you can if you want just for some flair, but it isn't necessary. Non iron weapons - like what, examples please? And, yea you can use this technique on your CW.

OOC: Answers are in red in in the quote.

Panthalassa · May 5, 2015

The dragon jutsu allows you to give a secobd wace by pullibg the attached strings. i m wondering if this is chakra powered or if we can jeep pulling the sttibgs and attack time and tine agaib without reposting the techniqur. As for non iron weapons, sometgibg like smoke bombs ot paper bombs, or weapobs made of wood.

Nathan · May 5, 2015

Panthalassa said:
The dragon jutsu allows you to give a secobd wace by pullibg the attached strings. i m wondering if this is chakra powered or if we can jeep pulling the sttibgs and attack time and tine agaib without reposting the techniqur. As for non iron weapons, sometgibg like smoke bombs ot paper bombs, or weapobs made of wood.

OOC: You drunk or something, lol? Spelling is a bit off. I'll try and answer best I can, having trouble understanding what you mean.

Oh, right my mistake. Yes you can do the second wave.

Panthalassa · May 5, 2015

Nathan said:
OOC: You drunk or something, lol? Spelling is a bit off. I'll try and answer best I can, having trouble understanding what you mean.

Oh, right my mistake. Yes you can do the second wave.

That was much worse than I thought. Typing on my phone. I quit halfway through.

After the slight speech impairment, Pantha reformulated his question.

What I mean is, can we use the technique to manipulate paperbombs or smoke bombs, or for, example, weapons made of wood or other types of metal? I, for example, am trying to get weapons made of chitin, which is the protein that composes my insect's exoskeletons, so I was wondering if this technique would work just the same with these.

Nathan · May 6, 2015

Panthalassa said:
That was much worse than I thought. Typing on my phone. I quit halfway through.

After the slight speech impairment, Pantha reformulated his question.

What I mean is, can we use the technique to manipulate paperbombs or smoke bombs, or for, example, weapons made of wood or other types of metal? I, for example, am trying to get weapons made of chitin, which is the protein that composes my insect's exoskeletons, so I was wondering if this technique would work just the same with these.

Oh, well yes it works on other weapons not just metal ones.

Panthalassa · May 6, 2015

Understood then!

Nathan · May 15, 2015

Okay B-rank weapon based techniques are up, ask questions if you have them. Same idea.

Not that many this time around.

Panthalassa · May 15, 2015

(Sōgu: Maruchiken Ranmyaku) - Manipulated Tools: Multi-Blade Chaos

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user uses two scrolls and makes multiple weapons come out from them and float in the air. After the final blade causes the opponent to fly up into the air, The user uses a chain to bring their opponent down to the ground and then hits them again with the weapons. Using this attack allows the user to summon more weapons than usual for subsequent attacks.

This is very similar to techniques we have already discussed, you summon multiple weapons that push the opponent into the air, then you summon a chain that you can use to bring him back down, before you hit them again with the weapons. So I'm assuming you keep controlling and levitating the weapons throughout the duration of the attack, first wave, then chain, then second wave. This technique says it can summon more weapons than usual, does this mean the weapons of the second wave are not the same of the first wave, and they keep being summoned from the scroll? Or does this mean that after the second wave, you can still levitate a few more weapons as you please, for a while, until you want to do other jutsu? Or do these weapons vanish after the second wave, and uniquely in this technique there are a few ones that don't vanish?

(Sōgu: Sōninju) - Manipulated Tools: Weapon Gun

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user summons several weapons connected together by strings and jumps into the air, reeling them together to stack on top of each other. They then stands on the top weapon on one foot, and twirls backwards, shooting the string-wealed ninja tools at the opponent like a machine gun.

This technique is very interesting visually. You summon several weapons connected by a string, and then make them stack up. When you go the top of the stack, you can then twirl backwards shooting the weapons in a very quick succession.

Sōgu: Kaien Geki) - Manipulated Tools: Spinning Swallow Show

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user hits the opponent with a pair of tonfa, then tosses a scroll in the air to summon a bo staff and hits them with it. When the opponent is lying prone on the ground, they summons a huge spiked club and crushes them with it.

Tonfa are like police batons, you hit your opponent with them and then toss a scroll in the air, which summons a bo staff that you can hit your opponent with. Then you can summon a huge spiked club to crush your opponent on the ground. Do all these weapons vanish in succession after I use them?

(Sōgu: Tenkosai) - Manipulated Tools: Heavenly Steel Disaster

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: Like Manipulated Tools: Heavenly Chain of Destruction, The user unrolls and throws thier large scroll over the enemy. They summons countless Kunai from the scroll to rain down on the enemy before releasing four large chains to force the enemy to the ground as the chains collapse on them.

This is another technique that showers the opponent with kunai, except this one releases 4 large chains afterwards, to pin the opponent down.

(Gen'ei Tajū Shuriken) - Multiple Phantom Shuriken

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: After performing the shadow clone technique the user and the two clones perform the Dog → Rabbit → Monkey → Clap Hands and they throw several shuriken which multiply and attack the opponent.
Note: Requires two shadow clones before use.

First I make clones using the correct technique and then perform 3 handseals and a clap, as we throw several shuriken that start multiplying. We haven't yet learned the Shadow Clone technique, after the weapon-related techniques we could do the Clone related techniques? Then I'd like to go with the paper-bomb related techniques, and then we'll see lol

Nathan · May 29, 2015

Blue Beetle said:
(Sōgu: Maruchiken Ranmyaku) - Manipulated Tools: Multi-Blade Chaos

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user uses two scrolls and makes multiple weapons come out from them and float in the air. After the final blade causes the opponent to fly up into the air, The user uses a chain to bring their opponent down to the ground and then hits them again with the weapons. Using this attack allows the user to summon more weapons than usual for subsequent attacks.

This is very similar to techniques we have already discussed, you summon multiple weapons that push the opponent into the air, then you summon a chain that you can use to bring him back down, before you hit them again with the weapons. So I'm assuming you keep controlling and levitating the weapons throughout the duration of the attack, first wave, then chain, then second wave. This technique says it can summon more weapons than usual, does this mean the weapons of the second wave are not the same of the first wave, and they keep being summoned from the scroll? Or does this mean that after the second wave, you can still levitate a few more weapons as you please, for a while, until you want to do other jutsu? Or do these weapons vanish after the second wave, and uniquely in this technique there are a few ones that don't vanish?

Once you complete the chain, the weapons vanish back into their scrolls.

(Sōgu: Sōninju) - Manipulated Tools: Weapon Gun

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user summons several weapons connected together by strings and jumps into the air, reeling them together to stack on top of each other. They then stands on the top weapon on one foot, and twirls backwards, shooting the string-wealed ninja tools at the opponent like a machine gun.

This technique is very interesting visually. You summon several weapons connected by a string, and then make them stack up. When you go the top of the stack, you can then twirl backwards shooting the weapons in a very quick succession.

Sōgu: Kaien Geki) - Manipulated Tools: Spinning Swallow Show

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user hits the opponent with a pair of tonfa, then tosses a scroll in the air to summon a bo staff and hits them with it. When the opponent is lying prone on the ground, they summons a huge spiked club and crushes them with it.

Tonfa are like police batons, you hit your opponent with them and then toss a scroll in the air, which summons a bo staff that you can hit your opponent with. Then you can summon a huge spiked club to crush your opponent on the ground. Do all these weapons vanish in succession after I use them?

Vanish back into their scrolls, yes.

(Sōgu: Tenkosai) - Manipulated Tools: Heavenly Steel Disaster

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: Like Manipulated Tools: Heavenly Chain of Destruction, The user unrolls and throws thier large scroll over the enemy. They summons countless Kunai from the scroll to rain down on the enemy before releasing four large chains to force the enemy to the ground as the chains collapse on them.

This is another technique that showers the opponent with kunai, except this one releases 4 large chains afterwards, to pin the opponent down.

(Gen'ei Tajū Shuriken) - Multiple Phantom Shuriken

Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: After performing the shadow clone technique the user and the two clones perform the Dog → Rabbit → Monkey → Clap Hands and they throw several shuriken which multiply and attack the opponent.
Note: Requires two shadow clones before use.

First I make clones using the correct technique and then perform 3 handseals and a clap, as we throw several shuriken that start multiplying. We haven't yet learned the Shadow Clone technique, after the weapon-related techniques we could do the Clone related techniques? Then I'd like to go with the paper-bomb related techniques, and then we'll see lol

I was planning to go back to the C-ranks once we are done, but we'll do it the way you want. I don't mind. We'll learn shadow clones next, of course we have to go back to whatever we've missed.

OOC: And, again.

[Nin] Basic Ninjutsu with Nathan Sensei

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