Finishing off Glacier Style
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Hyouga: Tsukishiro (Glacier Style: White Moon)
Type: Attack
Rank: Forbidden
Range: Short
Chakra: 50
Damage: 100
Description: the user when in short range of the target, while holding their blade upside down and charges Hyouton chakra into the blade so that it is covered with ice and into the ground as well, and then the user will make a slashing motion when the target is in position. When doing this, a large ice circle (10 feet in diameter around both opponent and user) forms under the target via the hyouton chakra that was sent into the ground, which freezes everything that touches it. The circle not only freezes the ground, (preventing the target from using the earth below them to escape) but everything within the circle's influence including anything above it up in the air, creating an extending pillar of light that then freezes all within in the circle. Shortly after being frozen, the victim then shatters along with the ice. If the user is inside of the circle with the target having been in extremely close range of each other, a small ice pillar immediately rise from the ice circle and push the user out of range. This technique happens extremely quickly, making it very hard to avoid.
Note: Can only be done 1x per battle
Note: Making an Ice pillar counts as 1/3 moves in that turn as well.
Note: The blade will break in half after using this technique.
Note: No Hyouga techs above B Rank for two turns.
Note: No Ice Techs above A Rank in same turn.
Note: No Techs above A Ranked next turn
Note: User takes 50 damage from chakra strain
Note: Must be of the Yuki Clan.
This one!
Type: Attack
Rank: Forbidden
Range: Short
Chakra: 50
Damage: 100
Description: the user when in short range of the target, while holding their blade upside down and charges Hyouton chakra into the blade so that it is covered with ice and into the ground as well, and then the user will make a slashing motion when the target is in position. When doing this, a large ice circle (10 feet in diameter around both opponent and user) forms under the target via the hyouton chakra that was sent into the ground, which freezes everything that touches it. The circle not only freezes the ground, (preventing the target from using the earth below them to escape) but everything within the circle's influence including anything above it up in the air, creating an extending pillar of light that then freezes all within in the circle. Shortly after being frozen, the victim then shatters along with the ice. If the user is inside of the circle with the target having been in extremely close range of each other, a small ice pillar immediately rise from the ice circle and push the user out of range. This technique happens extremely quickly, making it very hard to avoid.
Note: Can only be done 1x per battle
Note: Making an Ice pillar counts as 1/3 moves in that turn as well.
Note: The blade will break in half after using this technique.
Note: No Hyouga techs above B Rank for two turns.
Note: No Ice Techs above A Rank in same turn.
Note: No Techs above A Ranked next turn
Note: User takes 50 damage from chakra strain
Note: Must be of the Yuki Clan.
This one!
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Oh, you were one of the onces that Tauburn finished on his own. Ok Cool.
White Moon. so far the only Forbidden Technique of the Hyouga Style. It requires you to be within short range of your opponent, and while you are at it i'm sure you will want some type of Lightning resistance when you use this technique. Or the Hyouga technique that creates swords surrounding you for protection.
While standing within short range of your target, channel hyouton chakra into your sword and into the ground at the same time. When you perform a slicing motion with your sword, the ground will be covered with ice with a diameter of 10 feet. The circular ice floor, at the cost of an extra technique in that turn, will form an ice pillar that pushes you out of range of the circle. As soon as you are out of range, the ice floor will shoot upwards in a beam, freezing everything within the 10 feet diameter. The Ice will then break apart and fall back to the floor. Anything within the ice will be broken with the ice and utterly destroyed.
White Moon. so far the only Forbidden Technique of the Hyouga Style. It requires you to be within short range of your opponent, and while you are at it i'm sure you will want some type of Lightning resistance when you use this technique. Or the Hyouga technique that creates swords surrounding you for protection.
While standing within short range of your target, channel hyouton chakra into your sword and into the ground at the same time. When you perform a slicing motion with your sword, the ground will be covered with ice with a diameter of 10 feet. The circular ice floor, at the cost of an extra technique in that turn, will form an ice pillar that pushes you out of range of the circle. As soon as you are out of range, the ice floor will shoot upwards in a beam, freezing everything within the 10 feet diameter. The Ice will then break apart and fall back to the floor. Anything within the ice will be broken with the ice and utterly destroyed.
Gotcha. So, to perform this, after getting into short range of my opponent, I would prepare by streaming chakra into both my blade and the ground around the target in a ten feet diameter. With a slash of the sword, the ground which I had previously streamed my chakra into would form a layer of ice above it. If I wished, at this time I'd be able to manipulate the chakra within the ground to also cause a pillar to erupt from beneath me, in order to allow me to escape from the circle. At my will, I then would be able to cause a beam of light to erupt upward from the pillar, freezing everything that it comes into contact with solid. Shortly after being frozen, all that was caught in the light shatters, along with my sword.
Assuming I wasn't too off the mark with that description, I have some questions about this technique, too. o-o
Assuming I wasn't too off the mark with that description, I have some questions about this technique, too. o-o