CJ lesson with Shady Doctor

[Noni]

-Waits-
Thanks man ^_^

 

[Shady Doctor]

No problem.



Strong points

Weak points

Combinations-strategies


Ways to counter this technique


Questions


Use that template;

(Suiton: Sutikkī denpun same ) -
Water Style: Sticky starch Shark

Spoiler

Type: Attack
Rank: A-rank
Range: Short/Long
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: The user After performing the required hand seals Ram → Tiger spits out high-viscosity, chakra infused water, that is released in the form of a large water shark. This is a blast of sticky liquid which can be used to form an adhesive trap that can inhibit a person's mobility or just crush their bones if hit directly due to its large mass and speed.

- Only taught by william24
- Can only be used 3x per battle

 

[Noni]

Strong points

• - Insert info - A water jutsu that does not require a water source, making it terrain friendly.
• - Insert info - Projectile based technique means you can use this to create some combos.
• - Insert info - The sticky property is great to restrict mobility of the opponent.

Weak points

• - Insert info - Being sticky its a little bit more slower then regular water.
• - Insert info - A straightforward jutsu making evasion easy as well as blocking. Which is the main disadvantage to projectile based attacks.

Combinations-strategies As I said its projectile based, So I would send a large fire jutsu probably great fireball, straight towards the opponent and then release and send the shark right behind the large water bullet, it will hide behind the fireball, so the opponent will most likely use a water jutsu of weak rank, the shark will then easily bypass the water and strike the opponent.

Ways to counter this technique I would make sure it would not get close to me so I don't get the syrup on me and restrict my movement, so half way coming at me I would send a earth pillar towards it, probably use a lightning jutsu to cut through the water.

Questions HA you wish I did >_>

 

[Shady Doctor]

Good, good.

Anyway, so there isn't any confusion, the shark is around the size of a large great white. For reference.