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Okay, I'll explain the technique and I want you to perform the technique and analyze it. This analyze can include anything from its strengths and weaknesses, to how you would preferably use it. And don't copy from trainings >_>
Now, this technique starts off by grabbing a falling opponent by their ankles. This means this technique has to be initiated as the opponent is falling downwards, with their head pointing towards the ground. Anyway, as grab the opponent by the ankles, you will also wrap your legs around the opponent's waist, and drive them into the ground. This is similar to Front Lotus, and causes quite some damage, as it can basically break someone's neck.
This is a more free technique, as you will simply dash towards the opponent and flip. You will the deliver several punches and kicks, equaling up to 7 attacks. These 7 attacks can be aimed anywhere, though doesn't have to be 7. Anyway, you know what to do.
Now, this technique starts off by grabbing a falling opponent by their ankles. This means this technique has to be initiated as the opponent is falling downwards, with their head pointing towards the ground. Anyway, as grab the opponent by the ankles, you will also wrap your legs around the opponent's waist, and drive them into the ground. This is similar to Front Lotus, and causes quite some damage, as it can basically break someone's neck.
This is a more free technique, as you will simply dash towards the opponent and flip. You will the deliver several punches and kicks, equaling up to 7 attacks. These 7 attacks can be aimed anywhere, though doesn't have to be 7. Anyway, you know what to do.
Lol I won't seriously I learnt my lesson last time. 
(Hayabusa Otoshi)- Peregrine Falcon Drop
This is a simple hand to hand combat technique that includes just three simple steps of the technique. Basically the user holds the ankle of the opponent, then grabs them with both feet on their torso and throws them head first to the ground. The disadvantage of this technique is its three steps which can be stopped at any point of the technique. Like for example stomping your foe down which would substantially halt the whole technique. To perform it Naori waits for the opponent to ju7mp into teh ground, while he does that she decides to grab him by his ankles and wraps her legs around his waist and then drives him to the ground head first.
(Dainamikku Akushon)- Dynamic Action
Well other than the freedom that this technique gives to the user, I would say its one of those berserker technique that even if the user's first punches are blocked that wouldn't stop the move entirely as I still have 5 more punches to throw, well and kicks too. The technique can be used also very well in combos such elemental combos like fire for example. If fire is coated on the limbs then possibly the damage would be doubled. So to perform it Naori sees a chance while the opponent is taking his time to launch an attack. She simply dashes towards him and does a series of punches where most of them are aimed at the waist and the gut. Then finally does a swinging kick to the head as the finale.
(Hayabusa Otoshi)- Peregrine Falcon Drop
This is a simple hand to hand combat technique that includes just three simple steps of the technique. Basically the user holds the ankle of the opponent, then grabs them with both feet on their torso and throws them head first to the ground. The disadvantage of this technique is its three steps which can be stopped at any point of the technique. Like for example stomping your foe down which would substantially halt the whole technique. To perform it Naori waits for the opponent to ju7mp into teh ground, while he does that she decides to grab him by his ankles and wraps her legs around his waist and then drives him to the ground head first.
(Dainamikku Akushon)- Dynamic Action
Well other than the freedom that this technique gives to the user, I would say its one of those berserker technique that even if the user's first punches are blocked that wouldn't stop the move entirely as I still have 5 more punches to throw, well and kicks too. The technique can be used also very well in combos such elemental combos like fire for example. If fire is coated on the limbs then possibly the damage would be doubled. So to perform it Naori sees a chance while the opponent is taking his time to launch an attack. She simply dashes towards him and does a series of punches where most of them are aimed at the waist and the gut. Then finally does a swinging kick to the head as the finale.
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Alright, now for the next two.
Next is a technique which is simply a stepping stone to greater techniques. You will quickly follow the opponent and match their movement's as they travel through the air. This is compared to a leaf that blows in the wind, and is followed by its shadow. It can be initiated by performing an upper kick, which launches the opponent into the air, and is used to position the opponent in a vulnerable aerial position. The technique in itself barely does any damage, but can be used to lead up to Front Lotus and Lion Combo, for example.
After that, we have a technique which consists of a series of kicking attacks. The technique starts off by performing a low kick, as you spin your body, followed by a middle kick and then a high kick. The technique is then finished off by a heel drop, hitting the opponent onto the head. The more you rotate, the more sped you pick up, and gain buoyancy as your body goes higher and higher.
Next is a technique which is simply a stepping stone to greater techniques. You will quickly follow the opponent and match their movement's as they travel through the air. This is compared to a leaf that blows in the wind, and is followed by its shadow. It can be initiated by performing an upper kick, which launches the opponent into the air, and is used to position the opponent in a vulnerable aerial position. The technique in itself barely does any damage, but can be used to lead up to Front Lotus and Lion Combo, for example.
After that, we have a technique which consists of a series of kicking attacks. The technique starts off by performing a low kick, as you spin your body, followed by a middle kick and then a high kick. The technique is then finished off by a heel drop, hitting the opponent onto the head. The more you rotate, the more sped you pick up, and gain buoyancy as your body goes higher and higher.
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(Kage Buyō) - Shadow of the Dancing Leaf
This is one of the techniques that made me fall in love with Naruto. Anyway its a technique that is initiated by simply launching the opponent to the air by using a swift upper kick. Then the user follows by matching each and every movement of the enemy like a leafs shadow. These simple two steps seem to be a stepping stone to greater techniques which my dear sensei has mentioned. What I find difficulty understanding though is that does the user follow and match the movements of the opponent before the upper kick and kicks them to the air ending the move, or they first upper kick the foe and mimic the movements there after they've been kicked?
(Konoha Daisenpū) - Leaf Great Whirlwind
I like this technique simply becauze its four kicks in one technique. Simply put with this technique I can attack the opponent with a low kick on yheir legs to knock them off their balance or make them retreat back, then launch tgem into mid air by kicking them on the stomach using the middle kick, then finally toss them sideways by use of the high kick. The last one uhmm I guess the back heel swoops them down to the ground. But I don't like about this technique though its that once one kick is blocked not dodged the user loses their buoyancy. To perform it Naori quickly dashes towards sensei's clone and attempts to sweep him down with a lower kick while she used her hands as a fulcrum. She follows by attacking the mid secti8n ofbthe clone and then the head with a high kick with each kick increasing in speedbthen the other one. Finally she does a back heel lower kick and sweeps the clone to the ground making it go poof.
(Kage Buyō) - Shadow of the Dancing Leaf
This is one of the techniques that made me fall in love with Naruto. Anyway its a technique that is initiated by simply launching the opponent to the air by using a swift upper kick. Then the user follows by matching each and every movement of the enemy like a leafs shadow. These simple two steps seem to be a stepping stone to greater techniques which my dear sensei has mentioned. What I find difficulty understanding though is that does the user follow and match the movements of the opponent before the upper kick and kicks them to the air ending the move, or they first upper kick the foe and mimic the movements there after they've been kicked?
(Konoha Daisenpū) - Leaf Great Whirlwind
I like this technique simply becauze its four kicks in one technique. Simply put with this technique I can attack the opponent with a low kick on yheir legs to knock them off their balance or make them retreat back, then launch tgem into mid air by kicking them on the stomach using the middle kick, then finally toss them sideways by use of the high kick. The last one uhmm I guess the back heel swoops them down to the ground. But I don't like about this technique though its that once one kick is blocked not dodged the user loses their buoyancy. To perform it Naori quickly dashes towards sensei's clone and attempts to sweep him down with a lower kick while she used her hands as a fulcrum. She follows by attacking the mid secti8n ofbthe clone and then the head with a high kick with each kick increasing in speedbthen the other one. Finally she does a back heel lower kick and sweeps the clone to the ground making it go poof.
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First the kick, then following the movement.
Now the next technique is very simple. You will run towards the opponent, and then bring down your body, in order to smash your shoulder into the opponent. After doing so, you will deliver a simple punch which can be aimed anywhere on the opponent's body, preferably the face. A very nice technique, usually done when you want to stagger your opponent first, then deliver a powerful hit.
This technique requires the usage of 4 clones (shadow clones). These 4 clones will run first, and kick the opponent into the sky (the clones would run towards the opponent, but try and circle around the opponent to kick the opponent from different directions). As the opponent is hit airborne, you, the original will jump up and hit the opponent on their shoulder, slamming them back into the ground. Very simple.
Now the next technique is very simple. You will run towards the opponent, and then bring down your body, in order to smash your shoulder into the opponent. After doing so, you will deliver a simple punch which can be aimed anywhere on the opponent's body, preferably the face. A very nice technique, usually done when you want to stagger your opponent first, then deliver a powerful hit.
This technique requires the usage of 4 clones (shadow clones). These 4 clones will run first, and kick the opponent into the sky (the clones would run towards the opponent, but try and circle around the opponent to kick the opponent from different directions). As the opponent is hit airborne, you, the original will jump up and hit the opponent on their shoulder, slamming them back into the ground. Very simple.
Got it, thabks sensei *_*
(Rakanken) - Nirvana Fist
One of the simplest non complicated technique in Narutobase. All I hate to do is bring down my body into my opponent to shoulder smash them which if I succeed doing so I would follow up by a punch preferable on the face. it can be done anywhere regardless of whether mid air nor on the surface, just as long one has a stepping stone. To perform it Naori would simply put the weight of her body on her front which by doing this she charges at senseis clone by smashing through sensei's clone shoulder using hers and follows up with a right swing punch on the nose.
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(Naruto Rendan) - Naruto Barrage
I gotta say this I don't like this technique because I have to make four shadow clones first. Four shadow clones that only have to kick my opponent into the air. I do like the fact that after I had finished doing this technique the cloned would remain and then maybe a group rasengan. To perform it Naori molds chakra and creates for hard copies of her that rush towards the sensei's pet. My clones kick the pet from four different directions and launches it to the air and finally Naori original lands an arc like kick downwards. Senseis clone gets driven down to smash against the surfave
(Rakanken) - Nirvana Fist
One of the simplest non complicated technique in Narutobase. All I hate to do is bring down my body into my opponent to shoulder smash them which if I succeed doing so I would follow up by a punch preferable on the face. it can be done anywhere regardless of whether mid air nor on the surface, just as long one has a stepping stone. To perform it Naori would simply put the weight of her body on her front which by doing this she charges at senseis clone by smashing through sensei's clone shoulder using hers and follows up with a right swing punch on the nose.
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(Naruto Rendan) - Naruto Barrage
I gotta say this I don't like this technique because I have to make four shadow clones first. Four shadow clones that only have to kick my opponent into the air. I do like the fact that after I had finished doing this technique the cloned would remain and then maybe a group rasengan. To perform it Naori molds chakra and creates for hard copies of her that rush towards the sensei's pet. My clones kick the pet from four different directions and launches it to the air and finally Naori original lands an arc like kick downwards. Senseis clone gets driven down to smash against the surfave
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Nice job.
This is a technique used in conjunction with Shadow of the Dancing Leaf (its used first to get the opponent into the air, then you folow their body movement). As you follow the opponent, you will then use the opponent's counterattack against them, in order to spin your body to the top of the opponent and then delivering a barrage of attacks. With each hit, you are traveling faster towards the ground. Some variations of the technique end with the user hitting the user into the ground, and then kicking them in the chest. This sends the opponent down to the ground with great force.
After that, we have my favorite technique. By either drinking some sake, or imitating a drunk person, your body will become fluid and unpredictable. This allows you to perform unorthodox actions, like swaying out of the way without second thoughts, or striking without any inhibition. This technique causes you to move in an odd manner, and you will deliver up to 12 hits while in this state.
This is a technique used in conjunction with Shadow of the Dancing Leaf (its used first to get the opponent into the air, then you folow their body movement). As you follow the opponent, you will then use the opponent's counterattack against them, in order to spin your body to the top of the opponent and then delivering a barrage of attacks. With each hit, you are traveling faster towards the ground. Some variations of the technique end with the user hitting the user into the ground, and then kicking them in the chest. This sends the opponent down to the ground with great force.
After that, we have my favorite technique. By either drinking some sake, or imitating a drunk person, your body will become fluid and unpredictable. This allows you to perform unorthodox actions, like swaying out of the way without second thoughts, or striking without any inhibition. This technique causes you to move in an odd manner, and you will deliver up to 12 hits while in this state.
Hi, I'm really sorry for my late reply.
(Shishi Rendan) - Lions Barrage
Alright, I suppose when you said the Shadow of The Dancing Leaf is just a stepping stone to greater techniques then this one is one of them. Basically what happens here is that after you had knocked the opponent with the shadow leaf technique you follow up with this one in order to deliver more damage to your opponent. This is done by using the opponent's counter attack as you're below him to get yourself on top of of him by using the momentum of his attack to rotate on top. So the technique consists of two steps; first is to counter the counter attack the opponent does to the user to get on top and finally kicking the opponent at the chest knocking him to the ground. To perform it, after kicking the opponent to the air Naori would simply shadow the opponent's move to such an extent that when he tries to counter she fiercely uses his counter against him as she rotates on top of him and hits him hard with both her feet on his chest driving him into the ground.
(Suiken) - Drunken Fist
I can clearly see why this technique is on your favorite list, its just badass way to avoid certain attacks. I have seen it many times in the NW people using it to dodge attacks that were short range, for a example that A ranks wind slashing technique. As you explained the rapid unpredictable movements the drunk state induces possibly make the sharingan even unable to perceive these movements, well at least I hope I'm right but you are welcomed to correct me on this presumption sensei. This technique is initiated by simply swaying sideways like a drunk avoiding any misfortune that may be coming your way and then throw 12 unpredictable punches to your opponent. To perform it Naori observes as sensei's clone tries to slash her vertically down using his sword. She quickly sways sideways fast and moves unpredictably like a drunk person. These series of movements allow her to throw a series of twelve punches in his torso and finally two on his face.
(Shishi Rendan) - Lions Barrage
Alright, I suppose when you said the Shadow of The Dancing Leaf is just a stepping stone to greater techniques then this one is one of them. Basically what happens here is that after you had knocked the opponent with the shadow leaf technique you follow up with this one in order to deliver more damage to your opponent. This is done by using the opponent's counter attack as you're below him to get yourself on top of of him by using the momentum of his attack to rotate on top. So the technique consists of two steps; first is to counter the counter attack the opponent does to the user to get on top and finally kicking the opponent at the chest knocking him to the ground. To perform it, after kicking the opponent to the air Naori would simply shadow the opponent's move to such an extent that when he tries to counter she fiercely uses his counter against him as she rotates on top of him and hits him hard with both her feet on his chest driving him into the ground.
(Suiken) - Drunken Fist
I can clearly see why this technique is on your favorite list, its just badass way to avoid certain attacks. I have seen it many times in the NW people using it to dodge attacks that were short range, for a example that A ranks wind slashing technique. As you explained the rapid unpredictable movements the drunk state induces possibly make the sharingan even unable to perceive these movements, well at least I hope I'm right but you are welcomed to correct me on this presumption sensei. This technique is initiated by simply swaying sideways like a drunk avoiding any misfortune that may be coming your way and then throw 12 unpredictable punches to your opponent. To perform it Naori observes as sensei's clone tries to slash her vertically down using his sword. She quickly sways sideways fast and moves unpredictably like a drunk person. These series of movements allow her to throw a series of twelve punches in his torso and finally two on his face.
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The Sharingan could perhaps be able to perceive those movements, though it'd be difficult, and depend on the tomoe's. Nonetheless, let's move on.
Now the next technique is simple. You will run towards the opponent, and pivot off your foot, to spin your body. As you spin, you will deliver a powerful punch, fueled by the momentum of your spin, and the power. A pretty cool technique, but it exposes your back for a small time frame, which is dangerous in the Taijutsu world.
After that, a technique where you will run towards the opponent, and deliver a spinning kick, which hits the opponent into the air. As the opponent goes up, you will keep spinning, and hitting the opponent with a bombardment of the kicks, which keeps hitting the opponent higher, and higher. When done, the opponent will drop to the ground. A nice technique, which requires some momentum to perform, and maintain.
Now the next technique is simple. You will run towards the opponent, and pivot off your foot, to spin your body. As you spin, you will deliver a powerful punch, fueled by the momentum of your spin, and the power. A pretty cool technique, but it exposes your back for a small time frame, which is dangerous in the Taijutsu world.
After that, a technique where you will run towards the opponent, and deliver a spinning kick, which hits the opponent into the air. As the opponent goes up, you will keep spinning, and hitting the opponent with a bombardment of the kicks, which keeps hitting the opponent higher, and higher. When done, the opponent will drop to the ground. A nice technique, which requires some momentum to perform, and maintain.
Thanks for the clarification then I presume if its the last stage of the Sharingan then I would perceive the movements. I freaking enjoy the perks of it.
(Konoha Raiken) Leaf Thunder Fist
Alright looks like I will have to watch my back here. This seems quite a fast technique to pull out in the NW. Its execution is quite simple also as well, this is because all the user needs to do is to simply run towards the opponents and spin in which ever way they prefer be it clockwise or anti, while using their foot of preference as a pivot and attack the opponent. The move actually uses the weight of the body and the torque effect which results in a powerful punch. I bet this move could send back even the most powerful studs. This technique is usable with some elemental combos like maybe after coating your arm with chidori you would use this move to attack the opponent and actually strike them with a chidori that you would be rotating since in most cases chidori requires one to run and actually does amplify the speed of the user. To perform it, Naori runs towards one of the many clones sensei has made. She jumps into the air while spinning around forward and delivers a powerful punch to the gut of the clone as he was caught off guard.
(Konoha Arashi) Leaf Tempest
Finally a familiar technique that I've sighted in so many shonen mangas. Well basically this technique I run towards the opponent and deliver a spinning kick to the opponent knocking them mid air and after that I hit them with a series of spinning kicks again and again until I am tired and then let him drop into the ground. What I like about this technique is that it doesn't specify a number of kicks I have to throw meaning if the opponent manages to block some of my kicks still because of the ones that connect I will still deliver the maximum amount of damage the technique offers which is let's face it, its not even that much. To perform it, Naori would run again to one of those arrogant clones sensei made. This time she does a spin kick and hits the clone below the arms which they block but get launched in the air. This is followed by a series of spinning kicks to the clone bombarding their entire torso and head to these kicks until the opponent is high enough to the ground and she lets it poof away as it gets smacked back into the ground
(Konoha Raiken) Leaf Thunder Fist
Alright looks like I will have to watch my back here. This seems quite a fast technique to pull out in the NW. Its execution is quite simple also as well, this is because all the user needs to do is to simply run towards the opponents and spin in which ever way they prefer be it clockwise or anti, while using their foot of preference as a pivot and attack the opponent. The move actually uses the weight of the body and the torque effect which results in a powerful punch. I bet this move could send back even the most powerful studs. This technique is usable with some elemental combos like maybe after coating your arm with chidori you would use this move to attack the opponent and actually strike them with a chidori that you would be rotating since in most cases chidori requires one to run and actually does amplify the speed of the user. To perform it, Naori runs towards one of the many clones sensei has made. She jumps into the air while spinning around forward and delivers a powerful punch to the gut of the clone as he was caught off guard.
(Konoha Arashi) Leaf Tempest
Finally a familiar technique that I've sighted in so many shonen mangas. Well basically this technique I run towards the opponent and deliver a spinning kick to the opponent knocking them mid air and after that I hit them with a series of spinning kicks again and again until I am tired and then let him drop into the ground. What I like about this technique is that it doesn't specify a number of kicks I have to throw meaning if the opponent manages to block some of my kicks still because of the ones that connect I will still deliver the maximum amount of damage the technique offers which is let's face it, its not even that much. To perform it, Naori would run again to one of those arrogant clones sensei made. This time she does a spin kick and hits the clone below the arms which they block but get launched in the air. This is followed by a series of spinning kicks to the clone bombarding their entire torso and head to these kicks until the opponent is high enough to the ground and she lets it poof away as it gets smacked back into the ground
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Good job, now the next two.
A very simple technique, where you will simply start off by kicking the enemy into the air. After doing so, you will jump up, in order to kick them even higher. Following the opponent, you will jump onto their shoulders, and spin them down into the ground, using your full body momentum. Easy technique, not much to explain about it overall.
A technique where you will combine both punches, and slashes, if you have chakra enhanced trench knives. These can be aimed anywhere, and allows you some form of freedom of how to perform the technique against the opponent. Once done, with as many punches and slashes as you want, you will deliver a rising uppercut, aimed to hit the opponent beneath the chin, and lift them into the air. A nice technique, and causes extra damage if you have those trench knives, fueled by chakra.
A very simple technique, where you will simply start off by kicking the enemy into the air. After doing so, you will jump up, in order to kick them even higher. Following the opponent, you will jump onto their shoulders, and spin them down into the ground, using your full body momentum. Easy technique, not much to explain about it overall.
A technique where you will combine both punches, and slashes, if you have chakra enhanced trench knives. These can be aimed anywhere, and allows you some form of freedom of how to perform the technique against the opponent. Once done, with as many punches and slashes as you want, you will deliver a rising uppercut, aimed to hit the opponent beneath the chin, and lift them into the air. A nice technique, and causes extra damage if you have those trench knives, fueled by chakra.
(Konoha Kanransha) Leaf Ferris Wheel
Well the moment I laid my eyes on that technique's name I got an idea that a person would be kicked like a ferris wheel. Its a move that can be blocked at any of the stages its in, if the opponent didn't see the first kick coming when they see you jumping up even higher to kick them it would be hard to judge what you would do as many moves I've been taught start like that. So actually here doing something common may actually work extremely well for you. To perform it, Naori dashes towards sensei's clone and sends a vertical kick from below to kick his chin sending him airborne. She then jumps up into mid air and kicks him even higher resembling a ferris wheel movement. She then jumps to his shoulders and uses the momentum of her body to spin him around into the ground.
(Röga Shöken) Wolf Fang Rising Fist
One of the techniques that gives the user so much freedom and variation when attacking as there is no specific amount of slashes or punches one has to throw. So basically if I keep getting my moves intercepted all I have to do is move to the last part where I use the uppercut punch to send opponent flying. Another notable truth is that this technique can work as a good combo with the ferris wheel technique. I mean after I've send the opponent flying in mid air I could kick them even higher and then rotate him to the ground. To perform it, Naori runs up to the clone and delivers a lot of punches and casual slashes coming from the trench knives. After those she finishes up with a powerful uppercut that sends the clone airborne dazed..
Quick Questiont: Trench knives that are enhanced with chakra use your chakra right? Its not like you buy them already having chakra? I'm asking that because I think its kinda oblivious to say the technique consumes no chakra while some is used to enhance those knives sharpness and durability. Or perhaps the chakra they consume is negligible as they only add a mere 5+ damage.
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Well, the technique states no chakra, but remember that some of these stuff are super old lol. But yeah, it is your chakra being used, however, its so little, I guess its not even needed to be counted or recorded. Good job, by the way.
Another awesome technique, where you will use circular movement of your hands, in an outwards direction, to divert an incoming kick or punch. After doing so, the opponent leaves an opening, which can be exploited. For example, after the opponent's limb has been diverted, his body would follow the same motion, perhaps exposing his back for mere moments, that you can capitalize on. A very nice technique.
A simple uppercut, to be blunt. As you rise, you will deliver an uppercut, by punching the opponent beneath the chin, and send him backwards. Very simple and straightforward technique.
Another awesome technique, where you will use circular movement of your hands, in an outwards direction, to divert an incoming kick or punch. After doing so, the opponent leaves an opening, which can be exploited. For example, after the opponent's limb has been diverted, his body would follow the same motion, perhaps exposing his back for mere moments, that you can capitalize on. A very nice technique.
A simple uppercut, to be blunt. As you rise, you will deliver an uppercut, by punching the opponent beneath the chin, and send him backwards. Very simple and straightforward technique.
Thanks, happy new year Sensei, sorry for not replying so long. Holidays holidays fever got me lol.
(Shubi Kuren) Defensive Crane
This is a great defensive technique that is only defensive minded. Its very useful when it comes to intercepting hand to hand combat attacks from opponents by using the back part of the user's hand. Now I think its possible to intercept any taijutsu tachnique with this one but I think when it comes to those that are enhanced by elements then it would simply backfire. For example this technique:
This technique above uses taijutsu or rather in simple terms movements of hands as the initiator of the technique and the result is those wind slices created that attack the opponent. Now my point here is even if I were to intercept the movements of the hand at the initiation of it, there would still be wind slices that would be produced towards me which would definitely cut my hand. Well I stand 70% sure of my statement however I would appreciate it if teacher clarified this for me.
(Appakatto) Uppercut
Alright, this one I got less to say about it as its pretty self explanory. Its just a normal uppercut which mostly so far I've used without using a jutsu slot. So probably its a waste of one of the three jutsu slots because why use it if you can free form one?
(Shubi Kuren) Defensive Crane
This is a great defensive technique that is only defensive minded. Its very useful when it comes to intercepting hand to hand combat attacks from opponents by using the back part of the user's hand. Now I think its possible to intercept any taijutsu tachnique with this one but I think when it comes to those that are enhanced by elements then it would simply backfire. For example this technique:
This technique above uses taijutsu or rather in simple terms movements of hands as the initiator of the technique and the result is those wind slices created that attack the opponent. Now my point here is even if I were to intercept the movements of the hand at the initiation of it, there would still be wind slices that would be produced towards me which would definitely cut my hand. Well I stand 70% sure of my statement however I would appreciate it if teacher clarified this for me.
(Appakatto) Uppercut
Alright, this one I got less to say about it as its pretty self explanory. Its just a normal uppercut which mostly so far I've used without using a jutsu slot. So probably its a waste of one of the three jutsu slots because why use it if you can free form one?
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Yeah, I wouldn't want to use that technique to redirect a Wind technique, lol and as for your other statement, free form, yes but with a technique the damage is quantifiable. A normal uppercut wouldn't do much, but that technique states it does 30 damage. I'd rather use the technique. Happy New Year.
A simple technique where you will punch the opponent, with both your fists, aimed at their chest. This knocks them back considerably, and allows you to continue with a combination of sorts, right after using this. Very simple, and easy to use.
Another simple one, where you will kick the opponent in the knee. This causes the opponent to stumble, and even fall to the ground. If the kick has been enhanced with chakra, it can break the opponent's leg, and thus give you an advantage. Pretty bad ass, if you ask me.
A simple technique where you will punch the opponent, with both your fists, aimed at their chest. This knocks them back considerably, and allows you to continue with a combination of sorts, right after using this. Very simple, and easy to use.
Another simple one, where you will kick the opponent in the knee. This causes the opponent to stumble, and even fall to the ground. If the kick has been enhanced with chakra, it can break the opponent's leg, and thus give you an advantage. Pretty bad ass, if you ask me.