[Tai] DrProof kicks Souji's as- nvm :-P
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I got you fam.
Taijutsu is just the basic interaction between two or more individuals. Taijutsu is just the basic form of techniques, it doesn't usually require chakra, hand seals, or anything like that. It much faster in terms of execution compared to the occasional Ninjutsu, and Genjutsu, and it pushes the user physical, and mentally; Taijutsu is hand to hand combat. It utilizes the users natural combative ability.
I heard there was a taijutsu style that used chakra. There are two, in fact: Gentle Fist and Eight Gates. I've only heard about them; can you tell me more about each? How do they work? Which one do you prefer?
Also, why do you want to learn Tai?
Also, why do you want to learn Tai?
No I don't want to. Leave me alone. :-(
There are actually three if you think about it:
Gentle Fist - The user releases chakra from their hands, or body (depends on what their doing - Rotation, or basic gentle fist) to block attacks/their opponents own chakra points.
Eight Gates - The user unlocks his 1 through 8 tenketsu that limit the users base potential. Once unlocked, the user is able to expend more chakra form the newly released excess chakra previously hidden, enabling them to push forward to limits that were before impossible.
Nintaijutsu - The user is enhanced with chakra (usually a chakra cloak like Ayy, and the 3rd Raikage), which increases their speed/reaction-time/strength etc. This is a unique fighting style normally used by the Raikages. Has anyone in RP actually done something similar? I haven't seen anyone currently.
Oh, and I want to learn Tai, because well.. I never truly understood it meaning I always underrated it. But when you really look at it, and I mean truly see the potential it possesses, you'll love it.
Mainly I want to learn it because I want to make my SnK bio one of the best, as it's rather unique ya know? Plus I want to develop my own CFS involving SnK!
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Regarding your NinTai question, there are indeed CFS that try to fit this criteria. I'd suggest perusing the thread to see which ones you like. Though not in the same league as the Raikage's speed and strength boosts, there are plenty that can have similar functions.
Alright! Let's begin. Warm up a little (stretch if you need to), and take your most comfortable battle stance. Be detailed with your limb placement, spacing, and all that jazz!
Regarding your NinTai question, there are indeed CFS that try to fit this criteria. I'd suggest perusing the thread to see which ones you like. Though not in the same league as the Raikage's speed and strength boosts, there are plenty that can have similar functions.
Alright! Let's begin. Warm up a little (stretch if you need to), and take your most comfortable battle stance. Be detailed with your limb placement, spacing, and all that jazz!
I'll definitely check it out, right now. I'm heavily interested in NinTai!
A boss never needs to stretch fam
Btw, I'll be referring to myself in 3rd person, after this. Using my Grimmer bio, and what not.I readied my stance, left leg slightly apart from my right, shoulder's width length. I tensed my legs, so they that my balanced would be near perfect, while slightly adjusting my right arm, placing my open palmed hand next to my waist. I mimiced with my left, though placing it in the center of my torso, semi-extended.
Shall we begin?
Good, good! Nice stance
*makes a crapton of Shadow Clones*
Ok, so there are basic principles in Taijutsu such as punches, kicks, slaps, and all that. I'm sure you can do all those so we won't go over them.
So for this training, we'll basically just be focusing on the performances of the techniques, making sure that our descriptions have zero errors and are clear as day. I'll teach you more advanced concepts the further we go along, as well as tips to improve your tai game
I'll start off by teaching you the most powerful jutsu in the Narutoverse. Ready?
Make the tiger handseal (you should remember this from the Academy) and hold it, forcibly using your raised fingers to penetrate one of my clone's... buttocks.
Yes, 1000 years of death. Don't forget to shout it!
*makes a crapton of Shadow Clones*
Ok, so there are basic principles in Taijutsu such as punches, kicks, slaps, and all that. I'm sure you can do all those so we won't go over them.
So for this training, we'll basically just be focusing on the performances of the techniques, making sure that our descriptions have zero errors and are clear as day. I'll teach you more advanced concepts the further we go along, as well as tips to improve your tai game
I'll start off by teaching you the most powerful jutsu in the Narutoverse. Ready?
Make the tiger handseal (you should remember this from the Academy) and hold it, forcibly using your raised fingers to penetrate one of my clone's... buttocks.
Yes, 1000 years of death. Don't forget to shout it!
Good, good! Nice stance
*makes a crapton of Shadow Clones*
Ok, so there are basic principles in Taijutsu such as punches, kicks, slaps, and all that. I'm sure you can do all those so we won't go over them.
So for this training, we'll basically just be focusing on the performances of the techniques, making sure that our descriptions have zero errors and are clear as day. I'll teach you more advanced concepts the further we go along, as well as tips to improve your tai game
I'll start off by teaching you the most powerful jutsu in the Narutoverse. Ready?
Make the tiger handseal (you should remember this from the Academy) and hold it, forcibly using your raised fingers to penetrate one of my clone's... buttocks.
Yes, 1000 years of death. Don't forget to shout it!
Wolfgang Grimmer
Yes, sir. Master Souji, sir. :snick:
Grimmer gestured his hands together, performing a well known handseal he learned way back to his day in 511 Kinderhiem, once on the outskirts of Sunagakure, now nothing, but dust and rubble. Grimmer sternly held together his hands, not breaking the tiger seal, rushing up to his instructor's clone with a quick pacing viciously impaling his target in it's rear.
"One Thousand Years of Death!!"
Grimmer gestured his hands together, performing a well known handseal he learned way back to his day in 511 Kinderhiem, once on the outskirts of Sunagakure, now nothing, but dust and rubble. Grimmer sternly held together his hands, not breaking the tiger seal, rushing up to his instructor's clone with a quick pacing viciously impaling his target in it's rear.
"One Thousand Years of Death!!"
Your Clone's Face
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Your Clone's Reaction (replace balls with butt lmao)
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>mfw Souji feels what happened to his clone.
Good!
Ok. That was the only E-rank, so D-rank time! These do more damage. Now, we'll work on combinations. Combinations are stringing together two moves seamlessly into a smooth string of attacks. It's up to you to figure out how moves work best together. Again, focus on where your limbs are, how you move/rotate/all that good stuff, and I'll evaluate your performance.
Use these two together. One of the attacks is a strong punch to the chest, and the other is a jumping kick into your target's face. Remember to once again shout "DYNAMIC ENTRY" when you do it!
*clone waits, looking a little nervous*
Lmao @ That pic. So much mixed emotion in his face. 
Wolfgang Grimmer
Grimmer reiterated his previous stance, hands shoulder width apart, one to his side, the other center of the chest, feet spread gradually. Grimmer then dashed quickly towards the clone standing before him, swiftly using the momentum, and power of his left foot to spring forward, hovering slightly in the air, completely extending his right leg, tensing it as it came into contact with your clone's chest.
"DYANNNAMICCCC ENTRYYYYYY!!!"
Grimmer took advantage of the physical contact between your clone, and himself, using the standstill (your clone's chest) to do a backflip, bringing his right foot from the clone's chest (where Dynamic Entry has struck), crudely impaling the clone's chin, then doing a full 360 meeting the clone face to face, and introducing it to another chest full of pain, throwing a strong arm in its sternum.
"Solo'd hoe."
"DYANNNAMICCCC ENTRYYYYYY!!!"
Grimmer took advantage of the physical contact between your clone, and himself, using the standstill (your clone's chest) to do a backflip, bringing his right foot from the clone's chest (where Dynamic Entry has struck), crudely impaling the clone's chin, then doing a full 360 meeting the clone face to face, and introducing it to another chest full of pain, throwing a strong arm in its sternum.
"Solo'd hoe."
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*clone le poofs away after being solo'd*
Excellent! *nods in approval*
Ok, two more techniques. The first one is a spinning low kick that throws your opponent off-balance, and depending on how you strike, you can send them up into the air.
The second one uses a series of high and low kicks. The high kick is actually a fake that distracts and lowers your opponent's guard. With that split-second opportunity, you can deliver a kick to their ribcage area, which brings a lot of pain!
I'm going to teach you a relatively advanced strategy in battles called "partial move integration" (it's not actually called that; I wanted to sound cool ;~; ). Basically, it deals with the description of jutsus. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to use the entire description of a technique in order to execute the move. The initial action may remain the same, but it can be up to your discretion on how to proceed after that.
For example: you can use the High Kick of the Leaf Hurricane to distract your enemy, but instead of using the low kick to smack their ribcage (as per the description), you can transition seamlessly into the spinning low kick of the Leaf Gale and instead throw them off balance and off their feet.
Try it out! This works logically, so use moves that work best together! It can also apply to elements, etc. So go ahead; if you have questions, ask.
Excellent! *nods in approval*
Ok, two more techniques. The first one is a spinning low kick that throws your opponent off-balance, and depending on how you strike, you can send them up into the air.
The second one uses a series of high and low kicks. The high kick is actually a fake that distracts and lowers your opponent's guard. With that split-second opportunity, you can deliver a kick to their ribcage area, which brings a lot of pain!
I'm going to teach you a relatively advanced strategy in battles called "partial move integration" (it's not actually called that; I wanted to sound cool ;~; ). Basically, it deals with the description of jutsus. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to use the entire description of a technique in order to execute the move. The initial action may remain the same, but it can be up to your discretion on how to proceed after that.
For example: you can use the High Kick of the Leaf Hurricane to distract your enemy, but instead of using the low kick to smack their ribcage (as per the description), you can transition seamlessly into the spinning low kick of the Leaf Gale and instead throw them off balance and off their feet.
Try it out! This works logically, so use moves that work best together! It can also apply to elements, etc. So go ahead; if you have questions, ask.
Lehgo fam
Wolfgang Grimmer
Grimmer swiftly deconstructed his stance, immediately pouncing on the clone ahead of him, performing a diagonal somersault, using the momentum of the flip, Grimmer fully extended his right leg, aiming to land with a handstand. Once he had nearly struck the ground, he extended both hands, performing a handstand, not lingering in that position however, he used the pressure, and overall momentum from the previous acrobatics to turn his fully extended right leg bringing it down, sweeping in a clockwise motion against the clones legs.
Grimmer didn't stop the motion, he violently extended his left leg following directly behind his right leg, sweeping the clone again, but instead of hitting its legs, it hit the clones body sending it flying a short distance.
Grimmer didn't stop the motion, he violently extended his left leg following directly behind his right leg, sweeping the clone again, but instead of hitting its legs, it hit the clones body sending it flying a short distance.
Ooooh, following through with more than one move!
Ok, that was a great combo, but I think multiple leg sweeps may count twice (so, you'd have to post Leaf Gale twice and you sacrifice a possible third move), so be aware of that. Otherwise, good job u_u
*Two of Souji's clones line up as if they're in an American football game. The first clone at the back (obviously the quarterback), receives a ball and throws it at the second clone who's running down the field. A pass!*
HEY! STOP THAT CLONE, HE'S GOING TO SCORE! TACKLE HIM! *rest of the Souji clones start cheering on both sides*
Ok, that was a great combo, but I think multiple leg sweeps may count twice (so, you'd have to post Leaf Gale twice and you sacrifice a possible third move), so be aware of that. Otherwise, good job u_u
*Two of Souji's clones line up as if they're in an American football game. The first clone at the back (obviously the quarterback), receives a ball and throws it at the second clone who's running down the field. A pass!*
HEY! STOP THAT CLONE, HE'S GOING TO SCORE! TACKLE HIM! *rest of the Souji clones start cheering on both sides*
Wolfgang Grimmer
Grimmer quickly assumed two-point stance, feet spread shoulder width apart, hands rested, but surely ready. As the clone quickly ran, nearing closer, and closer with each stride it took, Grimmer shifted his feet crossways, in a slanted manner, his feet never leaving the ground. As Grimmer closed in on the clone, he tucked his arms, bent his knees, and drove with the strength of a bull, shoving his hands into the arm pits of the clone, making the clone go airborne,
Grimmer still holding it with full force did a quick counter clockwise pivot-turn, using the momentum to generate a bit of force, Grimmer then pushed off his legs gaining a bit of height then leaned forward removing his right arm from the clones arm pit, and replacing the arm with his elbow downward pressing into the clones chest. Thud! The clone hit the ground heavy, and hard, then dispersed with a big 'poof!'. Grimmer than shouted at the top of his lunges:
Grimmer still holding it with full force did a quick counter clockwise pivot-turn, using the momentum to generate a bit of force, Grimmer then pushed off his legs gaining a bit of height then leaned forward removing his right arm from the clones arm pit, and replacing the arm with his elbow downward pressing into the clones chest. Thud! The clone hit the ground heavy, and hard, then dispersed with a big 'poof!'. Grimmer than shouted at the top of his lunges:
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Sorry for my absence, life and all ;-;
Ok, I'll try to reply as best as I can, with HASTE!
C-rank time. Good job on that defense for the previous tech, MVP
Ok, I'll try to reply as best as I can, with HASTE!
C-rank time. Good job on that defense for the previous tech, MVP
... This is literally an upward kick. You squat, spring upward, and kick your target's head, forcing them upward. Dunno why the description is super long, but of course, details are king u_u
That really is long for no reason.. Lmao. Where's my award @ for MVP tho? That sack on the Running Back was savage asf. :Sparks:Sorry for my absence, life and all ;-;
Ok, I'll try to reply as best as I can, with HASTE!
C-rank time. Good job on that defense for the previous tech, MVP
... This is literally an upward kick. You squat, spring upward, and kick your target's head, forcing them upward. Dunno why the description is super long, but of course, details are king u_u
Taking position, I balance myself in a squatting position. Then heavily focusing my strength into my left leg, I spring upward swinging my right leg upwards hitting the bottom of your clones chin, then sending it flying several feet backwards.
Let's keep things rolling. Had a couple of things to work out schedule-wise but I'm a little better rn. Thanks for your patience.
Award?
Uhhh...
Now we'll go over palm strikes. Here are three different variations; I want you to try combo'ing them together.
What makes a palm strike different from a punch? As in, what can it do or feel versus a simple strike?
Award?
Uhhh...
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Now we'll go over palm strikes. Here are three different variations; I want you to try combo'ing them together.
What makes a palm strike different from a punch? As in, what can it do or feel versus a simple strike?