[CJ] Light ( the awesome ) & Songbird ( Idk what she is :o )
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The Mockingjay
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The so totally cool and way out of my league but still nice enough to teach me these wonderous jutsu that I will undoubtebly use to win every fight from now on unless it's against her becasue as previously described she's way out of my league and is soooo totally gorgeous in every single way... will suffice ^_^
Grab the jutsu from ma customs thread and analyse them to the fullest extent that your brain can handle please ^_^ Uses, limitations, strategies etc!
Grab the jutsu from ma customs thread and analyse them to the fullest extent that your brain can handle please ^_^ Uses, limitations, strategies etc!
I think they are cool. I can send chakra into the ground, thus allowing me to create shoots in the ground. Once that happens, i will send chakra into the ground, using it to pull the the water from deep beneath the ground, thus creating a small water source. If its raining, this would be cool, as with the rain thats falling, I will be able to utilize it, adding to the scale of my techniques. Well, this is a great combination technique that would most likely be used at the beginning of the fight giving me the edge. I'm guessing they will be unaware of the water unless they have chakra sensing? And by they I mean my opponents .Also if its a grassy pain, this would be very effective allowing me to use the moisture and manipulating it. I need to ask. If i was to use MEC, and drop the ground, the water would rise slowly? Or would it just stay there. Because due tot he speed of the lowering earth, sometimes water will move up due to gravity and other natural features.
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It's a start. What about other terrain though, the techs are heavily reliant on use of the right kind of terrain. Describe to me the impact of the following. Snow, Grass, Desert, Plain (Rocky, Dirt).
And yes, if you play your cards right your opponent should have no idea this is happening without being a sensor or having sensory techniques.
And yes, if you play your cards right your opponent should have no idea this is happening without being a sensor or having sensory techniques.
Snow: If i were to use this in a snowy terrain, the water would be noticeable, depending on the height of the snow/its accumulation. Due to the amount of now, once its hit by water, the density of it will increase thus making it heavier. Though, the way my opponent would notice is the color of the snow will go from white to a darkish color.
Grass: With he grass, it will be a little different. I still find it kinda cool. Im guessing depending on the area the tech is used, if the opponent comes running too fast, they will slip? And the moisture from the grass will be a cool thing.
Desert: Similar to the snow, the water will make the sand heavier, thus making it also noticeable. Though, this can be like an oasis. I never asked, what rank techs can this water source created support? But, if its large enough, i can use a few of my fav water cj with this, having an edge.
Plain: This would be good. I think with the water, the dust in the area will create some silt, and a little mud, allowing the terrain to be a little sticky.
Grass: With he grass, it will be a little different. I still find it kinda cool. Im guessing depending on the area the tech is used, if the opponent comes running too fast, they will slip? And the moisture from the grass will be a cool thing.
Desert: Similar to the snow, the water will make the sand heavier, thus making it also noticeable. Though, this can be like an oasis. I never asked, what rank techs can this water source created support? But, if its large enough, i can use a few of my fav water cj with this, having an edge.
Plain: This would be good. I think with the water, the dust in the area will create some silt, and a little mud, allowing the terrain to be a little sticky.
The Mockingjay
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Remember that you create the chutes in the earth first, the water then rises from below afterwards. So bearing that in mind:
Snow: chutes fill up quicker as the snow melts into the holes. The water would also be colder, meaning that being covered in the water would inhibit the opponents movements, muscles automatically tighten under immense cold and movement speed is slowed.
Grass: Remember for this one that the water is underground and would therefore have no effect on the grass itself. The purpose of the grass would be to supply cover for the chutes, whilst covered in grass the opponent would have no way of seeing the chutes without a dojutsu or sensing tech.
Sand: This technique does NOT work in desert terrain. The moment you create the chutes they would fill with sand, the water would rise but the sand would merely absorb it, leaving it useless.
Plain: Again, remember the water is underground and has no impact on the surface until it is used above ground. Plain terrain is the opposite effect of grass. The chutes would be visible to the opponent. Think of a way to hide them before you use the techs.
Any questions? Terrains you'd like me to explain the effects of etc.
As per your question, It can assist any tech. I didn't state this as a restriction for this exact reason, you use whatever techs you like (within reason) and no one can complain.
Snow: chutes fill up quicker as the snow melts into the holes. The water would also be colder, meaning that being covered in the water would inhibit the opponents movements, muscles automatically tighten under immense cold and movement speed is slowed.
Grass: Remember for this one that the water is underground and would therefore have no effect on the grass itself. The purpose of the grass would be to supply cover for the chutes, whilst covered in grass the opponent would have no way of seeing the chutes without a dojutsu or sensing tech.
Sand: This technique does NOT work in desert terrain. The moment you create the chutes they would fill with sand, the water would rise but the sand would merely absorb it, leaving it useless.
Plain: Again, remember the water is underground and has no impact on the surface until it is used above ground. Plain terrain is the opposite effect of grass. The chutes would be visible to the opponent. Think of a way to hide them before you use the techs.
Any questions? Terrains you'd like me to explain the effects of etc.
As per your question, It can assist any tech. I didn't state this as a restriction for this exact reason, you use whatever techs you like (within reason) and no one can complain.
