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Onibi is pretty interesting, in that it's a series of supplementary effects and powers that are passively offered to your familiar-type techniques when they're performed with Yang State active. Every familiar gets 300 Chakra, 100 Health, as per Change into Hell, and a few of the mutations, which...

It's the passive abilities stated in the Yang State technique itself. Also, May wanna fix that.

Yang State is essentially the ultimate expression of one's mastery over manipulation of physical energies. It grants power such that one transcends the limits of earthly beings and reaches the heavens, which I suppose is a reference to one of the meanings the word Tian, which refers to the sky...

Like with Touch of the Sun, the Yin component of this technique is the generation of physical form. Only one question about the wording of the technique. If targeting the torso through this technique, be it my own or any ally, does that grant both the B-Rank Ninjutsu immunity and the flight...

The Yin component here would just be the chakra's physical form once manifested, I'd say. One question for this atm, while this technique doesn't deal damage, in the sense of subtracting from an opponent's HP, would the pain they experience from being struck by White Tiger interfere with any...

That's fair, just wanted to be sure since the wording of that sentence threw me a bit. No other questions.

The Yin component here is fairly obvious, in that it exists as an almost separate form of the technique. Reading over this, I was slightly caught off by the description of the vitality-draining venom, which is stated to be a byproduct of the addition of Yin Release into the jutsu. Would it be...

Just have one question about Touch of the Sun, just for future reference. Would it be able to work in tandem with passive healing abilities, or can only one be used at a time? The Yin here is a little harder to pinpoint, but its a similar principle to the last one I think. Though you're using...

I'd say the Yin Release component of the technique is the generation/regeneration of physical form.

Speaking from the rules side of things, as well as the way the technique is worded, I'd say no, because they aren't elemental techniques nor are they considered as Advanced Fields/Elements, so they're not eligible targets. From a purely logical standpoint, its either a flat out no or its...

Obviously, the familiars would be made sentient and be able to use fire techniques, but the courtyard itself would be granted those benefits as well, which is the more interesting part. Unfortunately its size takes a big hit, but I suppose it's a fair trade for what it gets in return.

No. The technique doesn't read like it alters the technique's form aside from the size reduction, so things that travel are still bound to the trajectory they were initially sent on.

I'm guessing it would be where the entity retains the physical properties of the technique it's derived from? For example, if I used this on the Grand Fireball technique, the 'Yin' would grant the resulting entity the properties of flames, since that has to do with the state/form of the familiar...

Yin-Yang Release is specifically the ability to utilise both Yin and Yang Release simultaneously, as opposed to just using one or the other at any given time. More broadly, being able to use Yin-Yang Release means that you can manipulate multiple chakra natures at once, which is stated in the...

Alright, so starting with Daoism, a Chinese philosophical tradition which encourages adherence to the Dao (The Way), in order to achieve perfection. In order to do this, one must recognise and be cognizant of the universe's fundamental nature, the theory of creationism under Daoism. This is...

*Sits patiently*