Description: Similar to other wind coating techniques, except the wind isn't formed right away. Instead you get a green sparkle on the object you're using it on. When that object, whether it be a thrown weapon or some sort of compatible technique, is stopped by another solid object the wind takes form and carries onward in the shape of the original object.
Strength: It can be used to protect a solid object, or attack while also defending, or create a surprise attack. It may be difficult to notice the green sparkles at a distance.
Weakness: Takes up two of your moves if you want to combo it wit something else. Shouldn't be that difficult to notice at a reasonable distance.
Uses: Combo it with an earthen projectile since it can defend the earth against lightning, or continue on if the opponent physically stops the earth.
Combinations: Same as uses I suppose.
Perform: I pick up a large rock from the ground and toss it high into the air, arching towards the middle point between me and a tree. In a quick motion I slide a kunai into my hand and channel wind chaka into it, creating the technique's signature green sparkle. I toss the kunai timing it perfectly so it is intercepted by the now falling rock. The kunai is stopped dead in its tracks, but at that moment the wind takes form and continues forward in the shape of a kunai, slicing through the tree with ease as well as several more behind it.