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Message: [QUOTE="Zaphkiel, post: 22154637, member: 190764"] I have the Clan Head's (Negative Knight) [URL='https://animebase.me/profile-posts/7527227/']blessing[/URL] to submit Surgebinder PCCJ. [URL='https://animebase.me/threads/custom-clans-submission.27962/post-21248132']Surgebinder Clan Submission[/URL]. [B](Fuin/Kanki: Samsara Hanabira) - Seal of Transcendence: Samsara Lotus Petals Type[/B]: Supplementary [B]Rank:[/B] B-S [B]Range:[/B] N/A (Short-Long) [B]Chakra:[/B] 30-60 (-10/-20) [B]Damage:[/B] N/A [B]Description:[/B] A technique unique to the Lostbelt Berserker, it combines his Prana energy with Advanced Fuinjutsu to create a body seal that has been imbued with the 'miraculous' nature of Prana and tied to Arjuna's own Reality Marble, the Lostbelt. This is normally an area-type Noble Phantasm that transports people and objects to a personalized portion of the Throne, but the Lostbelt is simply too massive: it takes the shape of a vast replica of the cosmos complete with 'planets' and other celestial bodies. Anything transported there would be lost almost immediately due the sheer scope and it would be too large to summon onto the battlefield. Thus, in order to logically use his Reality Marble in battle, the Samsara Lotus Petal seal acts as a junction between Arjuna's Surge of Transcendence (Reality Marble) and his own body. The seal is composed of five leaf or petal shapes connected as one over Arjuna's skin whilst glowing in the color of his Prana, which also surges from the seal throughout his body and imbues it with the Lostbelt's terrain effects. The five petals correspond to the five personal attributes/effects of the Lostbelt, Arjuna's Reality Marble, as translated for use through his body. Each activation is passive, not impeding on time-frame, but still costs a move slot: (Gaki - Preta): The first petal, meaning 'ghost', calls upon a portion of the Lostbelt's terrain effects, specifically its quirks of weightlessness and frictionless movement thanks to its space-inspired functions and design. This ability is transferred directly to Arjuna and anything he touches during it's time active. Arjuna will be able to negate his own weight as well as move through the air as if it were water, which is similar to flight but does not rely on wind or air to function. This 'Petal' is B-ranked in power and costs 30 to activate. It grants the aforementioned weightlessness and pseudo-flight for four turns max (-10 per turn). Preta can be activated five times in total with a one turn cool down between uses. (Jigoku - Niraya): The Niraya 'Petal', meaning 'hell', allows Arjuna to embody one of the most extreme objects within the Lostbelt: a star. Upon activation, Arjuna's body will begin to glow in the color of his Prana which can temporarily blind opponents who stare directly at him, while simultaneously forming an incredibly hot shell of Prana around him. The intense light and heat effectively conveys the presence of a miniature sun, burning away up to one technique of equal or lesser chakra than that of the Niraya seal. This 'Petal' is A-ranked in power and costs 40 chakra to activate. It grants the ability to burn opposing techniques around Arjuna up to 20m away. Niraya can only be activated three times, lasting three turns at maximum (-20 per turn), with a two turn cool down between uses. (Chikushō - Tiryak): The third 'Petal' which translates to 'realm of animals', deals solely with augmenting Arjuna's attacks through the Lostbelt's innate ability to boost Arjuna's prowess. This translates to +20 DMG to all specialized fields while active. Arjuna also gains the ability to infuse +10 Prana into a technique of one of his specialized fields once per turn, causing it to shift from a damage to chakra-based interaction. If the infused jutsu overpowers an opposing technique then Arjuna is able to transport it directly to the Lostbelt to be retrieved at a later time using the Surge of Evocation technique, Dynasty of Kings, specifically, "Conquest of Alexander – Bastion of Achaemenid" or metabolize it with "Domination of Vlad – Tower of Yggdmillenia". Tiryak is A-ranked in power and costs 40 chakra to activate. With a maximum usage limit of thrice this Petal lasts three turns each time (-20 per turn) with a three turn cool down between uses. (Ningen - Manushya): This Petal, which roughly translates to 'human', allows Arjuna to change his form, similarly to a transformation jutsu, through the use of his Prana and the Lostbelt's time reversal effect. It allows Arjuna to assume his human or 'Archer' form, which is slightly shorter with black hair, and a white and blue tunic to cover his body. Not to be confused with a weakening effect, this form change actually allows him to assume a younger version of himself, instantly shedding any negative effects such as debuffs, poison & toxins, or any other lingering effect that had afflicted him prior to this Petal's activation. Manushya is A-ranked in power and costs 40 chakra to activate. It completely removes all negative effects and techniques of equal or lesser chakra that target Arjuna. Can only be performed three times with a two turn cool down between uses. Lasts indefinitely after the first turn as a cosmetic effect and cannot be paired with the Deva Petal. (Tennin - Deva): The direct opposite of Manushya, this final petal translates to 'God or godlike being' and allows Arjuna to ascend into his more powerful 'Berserker' form. Also a transformation technique, the Deva 'Petal' causes Arjuna's hair to grow long whilst turning to white. Two bright blue horns form on the top of his head and also a blue, two-tipped tail from his lower back. The Lostbelt's effects of time acceleration are applied directly to Arjuna while this 'Petal' is activated, granting him three times movement speed as well as the ability to, once per activation, speed up any effect that is currently affecting him, or a single other shinobi should he physically make contact, by up to 2 turns. This can apply to negative or positive effects. This seal is S-ranked in power and costs 60 chakra to activate. The Deva Petal lasts three turns with each use (-20 per turn) and can only be performed twice per match with a three turn cool down between uses. Lasts indefinitely after the first three turns as a cosmetic effect and cannot be paired with the Manushya Petal. Note(s): - Only up to two 'Petals' can be active at any time, regardless of rank. - After deactivating any of the first four 'Petals' or them timing out, Arjuna is unable to perform Fuinjutsu or Prana-related techniques above A-rank for a turn afterward. This restrictions lasts an additional turn for the final 'Petal', Deva. REFERENCED: [B](Kanki: Ouchou no Kindachi) – Surge of Evocation: Dynasty of Kings[/B] Type: Offensive/Defensive/Supplementary Rank: D-S Range: Short-Long Chakra Cost: 10-40 Damage Points: N/A Description: This technique encompasses the advanced applications of the Surge of Evocation. Unlike the Era of Gods, which manipulates raw Prana, this technique is used to bring techniques previously transported back onto the field. The two applications of this technique, Conquest and Domination, deal with returning entities within the Throne to the field; thus these two applications require previous absorptions to have already occurred. Conquest of Alexander – Bastion of Achaemenid Through this ability, the user will be able to return absorbed objects, techniques, and parts of the terrain to the field. They will be manifested on the field in the form of Prana before becoming corporeal and usable as tangible entities. Upon becoming corporeal, the transported entities will still possess all of the effects and properties they possessed prior to absorption; this is because the Throne places objects within it in a stasis-like state. Objects returned will continue to move with the same speed and momentum that they had. This creates the effect that appears almost as if time had stopped and then later resumed for them, a trait of the Throne. It can be summoned facing a different side and/or in a new location altogether, although it must be outside of five meters of the opponent unless the user is within short-range. Techniques returned through Conquest possess the same damage they did prior to absorption. The technique’s rank applied is directly proportional to the technique rank, size of matter, and complexity; this means returning an A-Rank boulder would require an A-Rank application of Conquest. The S-Rank version of this ability can be used once every four turns and no Prana in the user’s next turn. The Bastion of Achaemenid can only be used four times per battle. Domination of Vlad – Tower of Yggdmillenia Unlike Conquest, Domination involves concentrating on returning the chakra contained within objects or techniques to the user’s body. The user systematically isolates all of the chakra contained within a number of techniques they’ve sent to the Throne, even if only chakra is present (in the case of raw chakra techniques and similar abilities). It will then be teturned to the user’s body as Prana energy in order to seamlessly integrate into their chakra network, making it available for later use. The user can utilize this ability four times per battle and the maximum amount of chakra that can be returned with each use is capped at a maximum of 100 chakra points. This does not mean this ability will always return that amount, the value is always dictated by how many techniques the user has absorbed and how much chakra they contained. For example, absorbing 10 A-Rank techniques and integrating them with the user’s system will increase the user’s pool by a full 100 chakra per turn. Objects that Domination is applied to will no longer carry their damage value once used on; this is because the objects, while stored in the Throne, will become chakra-void and instead become classified as simple terrain usages when used with Conquest of Alexander. Naturally, this is only possible with matter-based techniques and not those composed of energy. Domination of Vlad is considered an S-Rank technique. [/QUOTE]

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