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Paw Arts: Repel (Nykyujutsu: Oshi)
First I'll be pointing out my TWO mistakes from my little combination that i spotted out upon reading the update.
1) i repelled a wind jutsu, which according to the Oshi jutsu, would disperse and lose its shape upon being repelled to the new location. Meaning i can't use this jutsu to hide my self sustaining constructs of wind. :/
2) I called the repelled "object" back down, not knowing it'll count as an extra move, thus essentially performing 4 jutsu. 0_0
Now for the analysis. This is our most simple jutsu imo, though still having a level of complexity to it. It's used to simply repel solid objects from the battlefield to either remove obscuring obstacles from the field or to start a sneak attack by hiding something out of the area. This means using my paws i can repel a water source away, repel away A-rank and below solid techniques such as earth, steel, water, crystal etc. We can even use it in more handy ways, which you yourself taughtme, by placing our paws on the ground we can do like a reverse repel where we'll disappear into the air. Huehue.
That good?
Rank: B
type: Attack/Supplementary/Defense
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description:A simple yet effective technique to use as both an attack as well as a defense. The user will repel a solid object or technique using one or both of his paws. He repels the targeted object or technique to another location, away from the battle field. This can be done to avoid techniques or attacks or to remove hindering objects from the battle field. However, its main ability comes with the ability to call forth that object once again to a different location on the field. This can be useful to attack an unsuspecting enemy or to provide a fast defense. The object will appear in any location of the field. The main thing to consider is, however, the lack of momentum the object will carry once it appears. In this case, to be used as an attack, gravity and other forces might be necessary to exploit to give maximum effect. Techniques that are not physical or tangible in nature like fire, lightning or wind will not be able to be called forth as once they are replled and sent away, they lose their shape and disperse wherever the user might have sent them. Fire and Lightning will also damage the user upon making contact with the paws making the paws unusable for 2 turns. The size of the target is relevant and proportional to the rank within the clan being that the maximum size it can affect is up to 10 times the users mass.
Note: Calling forth the object counts as a move and the user needs to spend additional chakra
Note: Can affect techniques of one rank higher if they are tangible and physical in nature (Earth, Water, etc)
Note: While something is repelled and awaiting to be called forth, the user cannot use the technique at the risk of being unable to call forth the object
Note: Object can be called forth inbetween 5 turns after the technique was used"
Note: This technique can't be used to repel enemy ninja to desired locations, however summoning and clones can be affected as such
type: Attack/Supplementary/Defense
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description:A simple yet effective technique to use as both an attack as well as a defense. The user will repel a solid object or technique using one or both of his paws. He repels the targeted object or technique to another location, away from the battle field. This can be done to avoid techniques or attacks or to remove hindering objects from the battle field. However, its main ability comes with the ability to call forth that object once again to a different location on the field. This can be useful to attack an unsuspecting enemy or to provide a fast defense. The object will appear in any location of the field. The main thing to consider is, however, the lack of momentum the object will carry once it appears. In this case, to be used as an attack, gravity and other forces might be necessary to exploit to give maximum effect. Techniques that are not physical or tangible in nature like fire, lightning or wind will not be able to be called forth as once they are replled and sent away, they lose their shape and disperse wherever the user might have sent them. Fire and Lightning will also damage the user upon making contact with the paws making the paws unusable for 2 turns. The size of the target is relevant and proportional to the rank within the clan being that the maximum size it can affect is up to 10 times the users mass.
Note: Calling forth the object counts as a move and the user needs to spend additional chakra
Note: Can affect techniques of one rank higher if they are tangible and physical in nature (Earth, Water, etc)
Note: While something is repelled and awaiting to be called forth, the user cannot use the technique at the risk of being unable to call forth the object
Note: Object can be called forth inbetween 5 turns after the technique was used"
Note: This technique can't be used to repel enemy ninja to desired locations, however summoning and clones can be affected as such
First I'll be pointing out my TWO mistakes from my little combination that i spotted out upon reading the update.
1) i repelled a wind jutsu, which according to the Oshi jutsu, would disperse and lose its shape upon being repelled to the new location. Meaning i can't use this jutsu to hide my self sustaining constructs of wind. :/
2) I called the repelled "object" back down, not knowing it'll count as an extra move, thus essentially performing 4 jutsu. 0_0
Now for the analysis. This is our most simple jutsu imo, though still having a level of complexity to it. It's used to simply repel solid objects from the battlefield to either remove obscuring obstacles from the field or to start a sneak attack by hiding something out of the area. This means using my paws i can repel a water source away, repel away A-rank and below solid techniques such as earth, steel, water, crystal etc. We can even use it in more handy ways, which you yourself taughtme, by placing our paws on the ground we can do like a reverse repel where we'll disappear into the air. Huehue.
That good?
