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Message: [QUOTE="Belfire, post: 22158559, member: 296736"] [CENTER][IMG width="303px"]https://media.istockphoto.com/id/497096976/vector/octopus-engraving-illustration.jpg?s=612x612&w=0&k=20&c=osRIvLxK_tTX8B7alSWzQHy5vCwhNAIr-kOepMdC_tE=[/IMG] [/CENTER] [B]Summoning Animal:[/B] Ringed Octopus [B]Scroll Owner:[/B] Belfire [B]Other Users who have signed contract:[/B] None. [B]Summoning Boss if existing:[/B] To be made. [B]Other Summoning Animals tied to contract:[/B] To be made. [B]Description and Background:[/B] Blue-ringed octopuses are a part of four extremely venomous species of octopus that are found in tide pools and coral reefs in the oceans and rivers between old Kirigakure and old Takigakure. They can be identified by their yellowish skin and characteristic blue and black rings that can change color dramatically when the animals are threatened. They eat and prey on big crustaceans and armored creatures, able to pierce them with their hidden beak. This includes, but is not limited to: Shrimp, Crawfish, Snails, etc. They are some of the world's most venomous marine animals and can range from as small as a shoe or as big as a shinobi. And they all usually have a relatively docile nature although they are very dangerous if provoked or attacked because their venom contains a powerful neurotoxin called tetrodotoxin. That being said, depending on the Ringed Octopus being summoned, their toxin can be strong enough to paralyze summons as big as Manda II. Much like other octopus, most, but not all of them, can use their ink sacks and develop an outer layer of slippery mucus on their skin for various reasons. Mostly defense. However, each summon will be more specific with what they lack, specialize in, or can use but may not rely on. All Ringed Octopus can survive out of the water in the NW for twenty-four hours and in battle indefinitely. Although they cannot move too fast on dry land (Genin Rank speed), on wet land they move at Chuunin Rank speed and while submerged in water, they move at Jounin Rank speed. However, this is a more general rule of thumb as some summons may vary depending on what they specialize in. [B][U]Passive Trait[/U]:[/B] One of the passive traits that make Ringed Octopus unique is that, when summoned, they boost all liquid-based techniques by +20 damage, unlike other marine life summons that only boost waters techniques. This stands by the Ringed Octopus' unique beauty and intricate, bio mechanical design making it a more rare and sought after summon. [B][U]Active Trait[/U]:[/B] Signers of this contract, much like their summoning animal, can both camouflage themselves to their environment, completely concealing themselves via normal eyesight (excluding doujutsu), as well as produce a very bright, fluorescent color depending on what they are wearing, capable of blinding opponents/target for two turns. This is doubled to four turns shall the target have a doujutsu as their advanced eyesight will pick up the rapid fluorescent flash and color change on a more broad scale, making it more potent by design. Signers of this contract do not have to have a summon on the field to use their camouflage or fluorescent abilities, however either/or does count towards their three jutsu used per turn. Animals tied to this contract will have their own level of venom, mucus production, ink production, etc. exclusively stated with that summon, making them unique in their own right and make themselves clear candidates in certain battle situations depending on what the user may need. [I][COLOR=rgb(85, 57, 130)]Declined. The passive and active traits you've listed are the max amount of abilities (2) that a Basic summoning contract may have. This means the venom, ink, and mucous production are over budget. - Zaphkiel[/COLOR][/I] [/QUOTE]

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