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Tomahōku no Michi | The Way of the Tomahawk
Type: Tomahōku Gijutsu | Ninjutsu
Background: In the Land of Snow, there lies a cavern deep within the savage lands of the Snow. Deep within this cavern, deep within the darkness, lays a vast and enormous lake, created from the snow and cold weather. The cavern itself is held by several enormous pillars of rock, as if someone built this place, and it could easily be assumed. The reason for this, is because, right in front of this large lake lies a single scroll surrounding by numerous Tomahawks. These weapons and the scroll were discovered by a single person not so long ago. This person came to understand the interpretations and drawings on the scroll that came to represent the style which he had just discovered. The discoverer of this scroll and tomahawks would later become master of The Way of the Tomahawk.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the Style: The Way of the Tomahawk is a unique and new fighting style, only having just been revealed to the Ninja World. While some practitioners of Kenjutsu and knife fighting styles will mistake it for being less graceful and complex, they would soon realize that there is plenty to learn before one can consider oneself proficient with a tomahawk. To even begin to learn and understand the complex nature of the Tomahawk, one must acquire a minimum of two tomahawks to begin with, yet as the training progresses, one must understand that a total of five tomahawks may be used in combat. These Tomahawks are unique form of small axes that are easy and quick to handle, and they are generally quite small with a triangular head, and some have a hole in the center, big enough to fit swords etc. through it. Beginning ones practice, one will first undergo basic stances and trainings. These include different strikes with a tomahawk such as overhand and side strikes. During this training one will come to learn to utilize two to five tomahawks at once with incredible precision and skill, being capable of tracking one’s own tomahawks with ease while also delivering strong and powerful, and even deep wounds and cuts to the target. Besides the close ranged usage of the Tomahawk style, which is the most essential part, there also exists the ranged aspect of the Tomahawk combat. In this aspect a practitioner will learn to throw all their tomahawks with their hands with impressive precision and speed, considering the wind and that the tomahawk is not aerodynamic. When having trained in the ranged field, one can throw all the tomahawks with such precision and skill that they will be capable of hitting a moving target of up to 30 feet away, while also hitting it with whatever part of the tomahawk they seek. Of course due to both needing tomahawks for close combat and ranged combat, the practitioner is required to be in possession of at least 20 tomahawks while in combat. Returning to the aspect of close combat, one will be trained in dual-wielding tomahawks. Starting with two and building the skill up to becoming capable of wielding five at once. Even though the essential tomahawk fighting style revolves around, being in constant offensive position, one is not only trained to deliver various and deadly strikes, one is also trained in “capturing” or “hooking” their opponents weapons such as swords, staffs etc. using their tomahawks to redirect their weapons down, to the side and out of the way. The tomahawk fighting style is specifically made to combat opponents that utilize staffs, swords, hand to hand combat etc. Having said this, redirecting the opponents weapons is an essential part of the tomahawk fighting style, utilized to open up the target and deliver deadly and deep wounds to the targets ribs, lungs etc. If a tomahawk warrior should face another of his kind, he is trained to aim for the shaft of the opponent’s tomahawk in order to quickly disarm him. The techniques and usage of the tomahawks are only limited by the practitioner’s imagination.
After having mastered the usage of the tomahawk, one may think that they have become proficient in the usage of the tomahawk, where in fact, they are still missing an important aspect of the style. One must implement chakra to become a full fletched tomahawk warrior. When utilizing the tomahawk in close combat, one must be capable of transferring their chakra into the tomahawk or tomahawks they are using, making the tomahawks sharper and stronger. Yet the chakra is also needed for more than just making them sharper and stronger, it is also utilized in techniques where the practitioner will use the chakra surrounding the tomahawks to redirect kunai, shuriken, swords and knives etc. The tomahawks that have holes in the center of the heads can be used to interlock the swords in between them, and utilizing the chakra that is transferred into them, it may lock the swords inside them being in capable of pulling them out again. This last note is usually used to simple redirect or push the sword away while then making a quick and deadly offense. Besides having the ability of sharpening the axes and using the chakra and the tomahawks to redirect weapons, it is also used to enhance the size of the tomahawks. This is done in the essence, that the chakra may be used in combat to make the tomahawks have a thick coating of chakra that is compressed to the point where it is capable of physically interact with the surroundings. As such a tomahawk that may be thrown or is aimed to cut someone, the chakra can be used to make a large coating of chakra around the head of the axe which not only enhances the size of the tomahawks head but also increases its blunt and cutting power, while it does not increase the weight of the weapon.
Example Techniques:
The Way of the Tomahawk: Undertow
The Way of the Tomahawk: Reckless Swing
Additional Effects and Restrictions:
- In order to utilize this style one must be in possession of 20 tomahawks
- One must have mastery over Ninjutsu to be capable of utilizing this style
- Must be of Kage rank to learn this style
- Practitioners of this style have much faster reflexes and higher perception than the average Taijutsu Master
Background: In the Land of Snow, there lies a cavern deep within the savage lands of the Snow. Deep within this cavern, deep within the darkness, lays a vast and enormous lake, created from the snow and cold weather. The cavern itself is held by several enormous pillars of rock, as if someone built this place, and it could easily be assumed. The reason for this, is because, right in front of this large lake lies a single scroll surrounding by numerous Tomahawks. These weapons and the scroll were discovered by a single person not so long ago. This person came to understand the interpretations and drawings on the scroll that came to represent the style which he had just discovered. The discoverer of this scroll and tomahawks would later become master of The Way of the Tomahawk.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the Style: The Way of the Tomahawk is a unique and new fighting style, only having just been revealed to the Ninja World. While some practitioners of Kenjutsu and knife fighting styles will mistake it for being less graceful and complex, they would soon realize that there is plenty to learn before one can consider oneself proficient with a tomahawk. To even begin to learn and understand the complex nature of the Tomahawk, one must acquire a minimum of two tomahawks to begin with, yet as the training progresses, one must understand that a total of five tomahawks may be used in combat. These Tomahawks are unique form of small axes that are easy and quick to handle, and they are generally quite small with a triangular head, and some have a hole in the center, big enough to fit swords etc. through it. Beginning ones practice, one will first undergo basic stances and trainings. These include different strikes with a tomahawk such as overhand and side strikes. During this training one will come to learn to utilize two to five tomahawks at once with incredible precision and skill, being capable of tracking one’s own tomahawks with ease while also delivering strong and powerful, and even deep wounds and cuts to the target. Besides the close ranged usage of the Tomahawk style, which is the most essential part, there also exists the ranged aspect of the Tomahawk combat. In this aspect a practitioner will learn to throw all their tomahawks with their hands with impressive precision and speed, considering the wind and that the tomahawk is not aerodynamic. When having trained in the ranged field, one can throw all the tomahawks with such precision and skill that they will be capable of hitting a moving target of up to 30 feet away, while also hitting it with whatever part of the tomahawk they seek. Of course due to both needing tomahawks for close combat and ranged combat, the practitioner is required to be in possession of at least 20 tomahawks while in combat. Returning to the aspect of close combat, one will be trained in dual-wielding tomahawks. Starting with two and building the skill up to becoming capable of wielding five at once. Even though the essential tomahawk fighting style revolves around, being in constant offensive position, one is not only trained to deliver various and deadly strikes, one is also trained in “capturing” or “hooking” their opponents weapons such as swords, staffs etc. using their tomahawks to redirect their weapons down, to the side and out of the way. The tomahawk fighting style is specifically made to combat opponents that utilize staffs, swords, hand to hand combat etc. Having said this, redirecting the opponents weapons is an essential part of the tomahawk fighting style, utilized to open up the target and deliver deadly and deep wounds to the targets ribs, lungs etc. If a tomahawk warrior should face another of his kind, he is trained to aim for the shaft of the opponent’s tomahawk in order to quickly disarm him. The techniques and usage of the tomahawks are only limited by the practitioner’s imagination.
After having mastered the usage of the tomahawk, one may think that they have become proficient in the usage of the tomahawk, where in fact, they are still missing an important aspect of the style. One must implement chakra to become a full fletched tomahawk warrior. When utilizing the tomahawk in close combat, one must be capable of transferring their chakra into the tomahawk or tomahawks they are using, making the tomahawks sharper and stronger. Yet the chakra is also needed for more than just making them sharper and stronger, it is also utilized in techniques where the practitioner will use the chakra surrounding the tomahawks to redirect kunai, shuriken, swords and knives etc. The tomahawks that have holes in the center of the heads can be used to interlock the swords in between them, and utilizing the chakra that is transferred into them, it may lock the swords inside them being in capable of pulling them out again. This last note is usually used to simple redirect or push the sword away while then making a quick and deadly offense. Besides having the ability of sharpening the axes and using the chakra and the tomahawks to redirect weapons, it is also used to enhance the size of the tomahawks. This is done in the essence, that the chakra may be used in combat to make the tomahawks have a thick coating of chakra that is compressed to the point where it is capable of physically interact with the surroundings. As such a tomahawk that may be thrown or is aimed to cut someone, the chakra can be used to make a large coating of chakra around the head of the axe which not only enhances the size of the tomahawks head but also increases its blunt and cutting power, while it does not increase the weight of the weapon.
Example Techniques:
The Way of the Tomahawk: Undertow
Type: Offensive
Rank: B
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: Quite the simple tomahawk technique, where the practitioner will throw a single or multiple tomahawks at their desired target, with great precision. The tomahawk(s) thrown will all have the practitioner’s chakra within them. This chakra will when the tomahawks are thrown, immediately cause the tomahawk(s) to gain a large chakra coating that increases its cutting and blunt force. The result of the impact of one or more tomahawks will push the target back while delivering deep cuts and blunt force to the body of the target.
Rank: B
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: Quite the simple tomahawk technique, where the practitioner will throw a single or multiple tomahawks at their desired target, with great precision. The tomahawk(s) thrown will all have the practitioner’s chakra within them. This chakra will when the tomahawks are thrown, immediately cause the tomahawk(s) to gain a large chakra coating that increases its cutting and blunt force. The result of the impact of one or more tomahawks will push the target back while delivering deep cuts and blunt force to the body of the target.
The Way of the Tomahawk: Reckless Swing
Type: Offensive
Rank: A
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The practitioner will gather a considerable amount of his chakra into two of his tomahawks which he will be wielding, one in each hand. Afterwards the practitioner will rain down on the target with multiple downward slashes which are all enhanced by chakra both cutting and blunt force, while gaining a chakra coating that causes the blunt force and cutting edge to be so severe and strong that it may blast down onto the target with enough force to force them into a kneeling position, or even if not prepared, blast them into the ground leaving a small crater with their body in it.
Rank: A
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The practitioner will gather a considerable amount of his chakra into two of his tomahawks which he will be wielding, one in each hand. Afterwards the practitioner will rain down on the target with multiple downward slashes which are all enhanced by chakra both cutting and blunt force, while gaining a chakra coating that causes the blunt force and cutting edge to be so severe and strong that it may blast down onto the target with enough force to force them into a kneeling position, or even if not prepared, blast them into the ground leaving a small crater with their body in it.
Additional Effects and Restrictions:
- In order to utilize this style one must be in possession of 20 tomahawks
- One must have mastery over Ninjutsu to be capable of utilizing this style
- Must be of Kage rank to learn this style
- Practitioners of this style have much faster reflexes and higher perception than the average Taijutsu Master
Alright i want the both of you to read and analyze the fighting style known as The Way of the Tomahawk. You will explain to me in your own words how it is used, what it can do, the pros and the cons with the fighting style etc. >_________> after you basically tell me about my own style i guess we can see what happens after that....
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The style of using a tomahawk is brutal in nature. Unlike the kunai and shuriken which focus on dealing small wounds that would hinder the opponent at the least and leave minor fatal wounds at the most, and the sword that deals with clean cuts and stabs, the tomahawk deals large wounds when it is thrown or used a melee weapon. Heavy with sharp and blunt parts, it can be used to bludgeon the enemy to death, or to brutally mutilate them. To kill someone with a tomahawk is to destroy them.
Pros: You can tomahawk the shit out of people
Cons: Tomahawks can quite heavy, making the melee hits slow at times. Due to their large size and crude nature, pulling the tomahawk out of a body can take more effort than with a knife or sword, leaving the user open for a split second.
Pros: You can tomahawk the shit out of people
Cons: Tomahawks can quite heavy, making the melee hits slow at times. Due to their large size and crude nature, pulling the tomahawk out of a body can take more effort than with a knife or sword, leaving the user open for a split second.
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Well, i'd say this style is more brutal, and a bit savage if I do say so myself. Unlike simple sword styles, this revolves around blunt trauma and deep cuts that are meant to destroy, and by destroy, I mean to literally break them and have them in agony. From what I read, it's used to counter hand to hand combat, staffs, swords, by redirecting the slashes and or blows that would be caused. Some pros to it are practitioners of the style have faster reflexes than average, and are also very adept in perception. Though, the weapons themselves from what I know are a bit heavy, though dealing more force within it's cuts and brunt attacks, I see small openings being a case, considering their weight and the amount of effort used to wield them.
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I agree with both of you, and a sidenote is that the style uses chakra to make it unique as you probably read as you use the chakra to make the tomahawk having greater cleaving prowess and the chakra may cover it to cleaving capabilities or to create massive blunt force as it may seem that a chakra shroud as covered the weapon making it bigger etc.
I guess both of you have learned the style since there are no techniques as of yet, but we will develope some U_U
I guess both of you have learned the style since there are no techniques as of yet, but we will develope some U_U
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Well they only explained the brute side of your style yo. I'm more concerned with the more advanced usage you have, now that I've read it fully. I love the brute aspect, but come on, ima love intricately welding 5 tomahawk at once to not only deliver ridiculous blows, but also use the defensive/counter attacking potential. The way the tomahawks are crafted with the hole in the center to intercept weapons, the expansion of chakra to make larger blades, and redirecting weapons is awesome. .
Con:
Bruh we gotta carry like 4500000765457990 tomahawks. .
Pro:
Bruh.. "Practitioners of this style have much faster reflexes and higher perception than the average Taijutsu Master" - Nuf said
Con:
Bruh we gotta carry like 4500000765457990 tomahawks. .
Pro:
Bruh.. "Practitioners of this style have much faster reflexes and higher perception than the average Taijutsu Master" - Nuf said
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like the above people said its a little bit different. its more more raw force brute strength type of style. Tomohawks are capable of having chakra channelled into them and make them sharper and stronger. Instead of making clean and precise cuts this is more of a smash through the body type of weapon made more proficient with the use of chakra. THe increased size and blunt for also make it a little more unique in the ways u can utilize this technique. Pro's users always carrying many tomahawks, shouldn't ever be a shortage of them. Con's maybe slightly more difficult to handle a heavier tomahawk.
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(Fuuton: Kujo Kawa) l Wind Release: Destruction Shells
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Mid - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage:80
Description: The user will form the hare and tiger handseals, channeling their chakra into an area 8 meters above the ground and form 4 shells of fuuton. The shells are each a meter in diameter and are visible through the green hue they give off. Just like an artillery shell, which explodes upon impact with the ground and sends shrapnel flying, these fuuton shells upon impact with the ground or a hard enough object will explode and send wind blades flying up to short range in every direction. Alternatively the user can also make the shells go off mid air without contact via chakra control and if done this way all the shells go off at the same time. If somehow not all of the shells go off at once, the tiny wind blade will collide with the remaining shell(s) and make them go off as well.
Note: Shells can only be made short range from one another
Note: Shells can only follow a fixed path downwards
Note: Can only be used three times a match
Note: Requires two turns of cool down between use
Note: Cannot use S ranked fuuton or above, the same turn and the next.
Note: Can only be taught by Strawberry
wanna learn this now gimme!! BERRY!
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Mid - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage:80
Description: The user will form the hare and tiger handseals, channeling their chakra into an area 8 meters above the ground and form 4 shells of fuuton. The shells are each a meter in diameter and are visible through the green hue they give off. Just like an artillery shell, which explodes upon impact with the ground and sends shrapnel flying, these fuuton shells upon impact with the ground or a hard enough object will explode and send wind blades flying up to short range in every direction. Alternatively the user can also make the shells go off mid air without contact via chakra control and if done this way all the shells go off at the same time. If somehow not all of the shells go off at once, the tiny wind blade will collide with the remaining shell(s) and make them go off as well.
Note: Shells can only be made short range from one another
Note: Shells can only follow a fixed path downwards
Note: Can only be used three times a match
Note: Requires two turns of cool down between use
Note: Cannot use S ranked fuuton or above, the same turn and the next.
Note: Can only be taught by Strawberry
wanna learn this now gimme!! BERRY!
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The style of using a tomahawk is brutal in nature. Unlike the kunai and shuriken which focus on dealing small wounds that would hinder the opponent at the least and leave minor fatal wounds at the most, and the sword that deals with clean cuts and stabs, the tomahawk deals large wounds when it is thrown or used a melee weapon. Some pros to it are practitioners of the style have faster reflexes than average, and are also very adept in perception. Though, the weapons themselves from what I know are a bit heavy, though dealing more force within it's cuts and brunt attacks, I see small openings being a case, considering their weight and the amount of effort used to wield them. The way the tomahawks are crafted with the hole in the center to intercept weapons, the expansion of chakra to make larger blades, and redirecting weapons is awesome.
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A Tomahawk is an axe-like weapon that has a hole in the center. It is short in size and durable. Kunais and shurikens, are usually used as projectile weapons or as close ranged weapons to inflict cutting damage to the opponent or to cut off their body part, etc. While swords are used for precise stabs and major cuts, tomahawks can cause concentrated damage and one can wield multiple tomahawks at once and cause wider damage. The style revolves having a constant offensive stance and one starts with two tomahawks and slowly, progresses to five tomahawks, mastering the art of wielding and using tomahawks eventually with time.
Pros: ~ Excellent for brutal killing.
~ You can re-direct opponent's swords and kunais with ease.
~ Since, there's a hole in the center, you can use it to interlock the opponent's weapons.
~ Channeling Wind chakra into a tomahawk can be used to increase it's size and raw cutting power.
~ Once interlocked, you can take advantage of their momentum and use their own weapons against them.
Cons: As others mentioned, one needs to carry tons of tomahawks with them, as well they're naturally heavy, making it slightly slower for one to unsheath a tomahawk and kill, like how a kunai is easily taken out and used.
Pros: ~ Excellent for brutal killing.
~ You can re-direct opponent's swords and kunais with ease.
~ Since, there's a hole in the center, you can use it to interlock the opponent's weapons.
~ Channeling Wind chakra into a tomahawk can be used to increase it's size and raw cutting power.
~ Once interlocked, you can take advantage of their momentum and use their own weapons against them.
Cons: As others mentioned, one needs to carry tons of tomahawks with them, as well they're naturally heavy, making it slightly slower for one to unsheath a tomahawk and kill, like how a kunai is easily taken out and used.