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( Magen: Noroi Doujutsu ) - Demonic Illusion: Accursed Eye Technique
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: The user forms three handseals and casts a genjutsu that distorts the victim's sense of perception and his ability to focus on the environment and surroundings, creating a lapse in his ability to properly react to things. Creating the effect of essentially rapid deterioration of the sight, this technique initially starts as a slight bluriness of objects in motion, creating what appears to be a difficulty to focus. As the fight progresses, this bluriness worsens to the complete inability to focus on any object, creating a visual distortion in objects. As the effect happens over a series of turns, it makes the effects of it seem more realistic, making it difficult to initially determine it is a genjutsu. Due to this perceived visual deterioration, the target's of this have a dulled sense of perception and tracking and reacting time, essentially decreasing 25% for 3 consecutive turns, the last turn making the opponent blind to movements above his own base speed.
Note: Can only be used 2 times.
Note: Lasts 3 Turns
Note: Requires a break of at least 2 turns in between usages.
Note: Is not a Sharingan genjutsu nor requires Sharingan to be performed.
You form 3 seals, and cast a genjutsu that distorts the opponent's vision, making it harder for him to focus on a target. This initially begins like a small blurriness, making it very difficult to detect. If combined with a supplementary wind jutsu that blows a constant wind across the field, one could make the target believe it is because of the wind that their eye can't focus. The next turn it becomes progressively harder to see, with items becoming more difficult to trace and see. The third and last turn it makes it impossible to focus on any object, making anything like a complete blur and difficult to track. This reduces an opponent's sense of tracking, the first turn reducing it by 25%. The second turn, it'd be reduced another 25%, making 50% reduced. The third turn they would be blind to anything above their base speed.
( Magen: Noroi Doujutsu ) - Demonic Illusion: Accursed Eye Technique
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: The user forms three handseals and casts a genjutsu that distorts the victim's sense of perception and his ability to focus on the environment and surroundings, creating a lapse in his ability to properly react to things. Creating the effect of essentially rapid deterioration of the sight, this technique initially starts as a slight bluriness of objects in motion, creating what appears to be a difficulty to focus. As the fight progresses, this bluriness worsens to the complete inability to focus on any object, creating a visual distortion in objects. As the effect happens over a series of turns, it makes the effects of it seem more realistic, making it difficult to initially determine it is a genjutsu. Due to this perceived visual deterioration, the target's of this have a dulled sense of perception and tracking and reacting time, essentially decreasing 25% for 3 consecutive turns, the last turn making the opponent blind to movements above his own base speed.
Note: Can only be used 2 times.
Note: Lasts 3 Turns
Note: Requires a break of at least 2 turns in between usages.
Note: Is not a Sharingan genjutsu nor requires Sharingan to be performed.
You form 3 seals, and cast a genjutsu that distorts the opponent's vision, making it harder for him to focus on a target. This initially begins like a small blurriness, making it very difficult to detect. If combined with a supplementary wind jutsu that blows a constant wind across the field, one could make the target believe it is because of the wind that their eye can't focus. The next turn it becomes progressively harder to see, with items becoming more difficult to trace and see. The third and last turn it makes it impossible to focus on any object, making anything like a complete blur and difficult to track. This reduces an opponent's sense of tracking, the first turn reducing it by 25%. The second turn, it'd be reduced another 25%, making 50% reduced. The third turn they would be blind to anything above their base speed.