[Genjutsu]- Detective L

[-Cobalt-]

Perfect, this is what I expect!


( Kori Shinchū no Jutsu ) - Sly Mind Affect Technique
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user casts an illusion on the opponent that makes them believe they are travelling in a straight line, when instead they are moving in circles. This is only effective on moving opponents. If the opponent travels in the circle for hours, they will be exhausted.

A technique where you make the opponent believe they are walking in a straight line while instead they are walking in circles. This is great when someone is moving a lot but if they stop moving or hold still the genjutsu won't affect them.

 

[Detective L]

Strong points

• - Well,it requires no handseals so it happens fast,it would be difficult to even notice you are in an illusion,especially if it's in a place/terrain you've never been before or a forest where most trees look the same anyway.So this overall makes it difficult to say that you are in an illusion and be able to break it.
• - It goes up to mid range so you wouldn't have to be very close to your opponent in order to place him in said illusion.I remember the episode where Naruto and co. were caught in the illusion in the forest.Those ninja were pretty far from them and it took them a while to figure out it was an illusion,so it even requires no eye contact,which makes it even more useful.
• -Making your opponent walk in circles for hours would exhaust them mentally,causing them to feel drained and tired.This makes it a great illusion to use against an opponent who isn't very strong or one you just want to catch with cheap tricks lol.Making them tired,then performing an attack they would not be able to react on.

Weak points

• -As the description says,it's only useful against a moving target.It won't work on one that is standing still,so this makes it pretty useless when the opponent is stationary and should only be used when the opponent is moving.This severely limits the jutsu.
• -If the opponent knows the terrain,like it's their villages' gates or inside their village,this genjutsu would be easy to spot.The opponent would immediately notice that they have been past this point before,making them look around at the surroundings and looking at everything with great detail,thus easily showing them it's an illusion.Then they can just use the release technique to break them out.
• -This genjutsu is mostly just used to trick people and deliver severe mental damage or any damage in that case making it a pretty bleh technique imo.It still has it's uses,just not for offensive like fighters and for more strategic ninja that would trick the opponent and then they take 'em out quickly

Combinations-strategies
-While the opponent is moving,then you can take advantage that the opponent will be tired and launch a surprise attack that would be too fast for the fatiqued opponent,thus killin' him.

Ways to counter:
-By knowing the terrain and finding something fishy,like a tree that you already passed or a landmark or even an old spot you used to go to.Anything logical to make you recognize the loop and thus using the release technique or even a sufficient amount of pain to snap you out of it.

Questions:
-No

 

[-Cobalt-]

Great job. Next:


( Genjutsu: Jinmon ) - Illusion Technique: Interrogation
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short
Chakra Cost:15
Damage Points:30
Description: The user of this technique, upon casting on a stationary opponent with physical contact with them, is able to convince the enemy to give away information. However, this will only work on ninja two ranks lower and below than the caster.

A technique which you cast on a stationary opponent (meaning he is somehow immobilized and unable to move). You make physical contact with them which will allow you to gain information from them. This only works on ninja two ranks below you. Best use for this is in the NW, don't see much applications in the regular RP.

 

[Detective L]

( Genjutsu: Jinmon ) - Illusion Technique: Interrogation

Strong points

• - A pretty useful technique when in the Ninja World.Usually,there are a few noobs who are far below Sage rank,allowing you to get the information you want without causing too much trouble.
• - It's fast and quiet,the person the Genjutsu is cast on only needs to be stationary and contact should be made,so if you could capture the target,it's pretty easy from there.
• - As it doesn't require much chakra,it's easy to cast on an opponent.
  

Weak points

• - As it states,one should be two levels/ranks above the opponent,so it's pretty useless against Sage ranked or official Sages as nothing is higher than that.So it won't work against high ranking members of villages,as about 90% of them are Sage or Kage rank.
• - One needs to make contact in order for it to work,so it's not a great jutsu to be using in a stealth mission and requires you to get close to the opponent and of course,risk being caught by other members of the village.
• - The opponent also needs to be stationary,which means the opponent needs to be caught and kept stationary.This also increases the risk factor.

Combinations- strategies
-As the opponent first needs to be constricted,an Earth spike or a wood based contraption can be used to keep the opponent stationary and also allow you to get into close range.

Ways to counter this technique
-As it is merely a C ranked technique,after one uses the sufficient reasoning,one could inflict pain on oneself to release the Genjutsu.The Kai technique can also be used after the same procedure.

Questions
-No

 

[-Cobalt-]

Very good, that's the replies I expect!


( Genjutsu: Jigoku Gouka ) - Illusion Technique: Hell Fire
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 15
Damage Points:N/A
Description: The user casts an illusion where the opponent sees a huge ball of fire descending from the sky and enveloping its target.


This one is simple and has a low cost but it can be extremely useful. In this technique you will place your opponent into an illusion where he will see a large fireball coming down from the sky at him.

 

[Detective L]

^^ Thanks

( Genjutsu: Jigoku Gouka ) - Illusion Technique: Hell Fire

Strong points

• -Very useful technique indeed.Firstly,it can be used as a combo.As the opponent sees the fire ball come from the sky,the user can then at that time,utilise a technique that emerges from the ground while the opponent is distracted by the huge fireball from the sky.This allows the user to quickly deal with the opponent.
• -One can cast this Genjutsu,and in reality,one can let fireballs rain down from the sky too,so when the opponent breaks out of the Genjutsu,or realises it's a Genjutsu,it would be too late as they did not defend from the real thing.Usually this won't work though,as people tend to meta game a lot even though it's against the rules.
• -One does not need to touch the opponent to induce the Genjutsu,and it's actually up to mid range,which is very useful.It allows you to distract your opponent for a moment then just use an Earth based attack like Antilion or Swamp of the Underworld,and Bam! You have a successful combo.

Weak points

• -It's not very difficult to notice that it is a Genjutsu,firstly,the user of this technique does not perform any handseals,there is no heat resonating from the fireball as it descends from the heavens,the fireball was not released form the user's mouth nor did the opponent seem to manipulate Katon chakra.By using this,it's pretty easy to see through this Genjutsu technique.
• -As it is merely a C rank Genjutsu,by using the previously mentioned ways/methods,one can then just use Kai/release or slightly cut yourself with a kunai thus inflicting enough pain on yourself to release you from the Genjutsu.
• -The Genjutsu would not be very useful if the battle is in a cave or a place that the sky is obstructed.So the enviroment the Genjutsu is used in must also be taken into account.So this renders the Genjutsu pretty useless as how would a fireball come from the sky if it can't be seen.

Combinations-strategies
-As I mentioned,an Earth based technique would be very effective as the Genjutsu drags the opponent's attention to the sky,allowing the user to utilise the ground.Many earth based techniques are relatively fast,so if performed right after the Genjutsu,it would a nice way to either kill or put the opponent in a tight spot.

Ways to counter:
-By either using the Kai technique after a suitable reasoning as to why/and how you know you are trapped in a Genjutsu or by inflicting pain on yourself by using basic ninja tools like a kunai or a sword.If you are in a tight spot,you can even manipulate the earth to form a spike to stab you in a non vital spot.

Questions:
-No

 

[-Cobalt-]

Very good.

Next one:


( Genjutsu: Kasumi no Jutsu ) - Illusion Technique: Mist Technique
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: N/A
Description: The user creates an illusionary clone that charges towards the enemy, jumps, then explodes in a cloud of cherry blossom petals which results in confusing the opponent and obscuring their vision, leaving them open for attack.

A technique where you create an illusionary clone which charges towards the enemy, jumps and explodes into a cloud of cherry blossoms which will confuse and block the opponents vision leaving them vulnerable. That's the description, but most people will be godmodding these days and ignore the petals since they don't harm them. The technique makes no damage even though the clone "explodes". Basically a technique for diversion.

 

[Detective L]

( Genjutsu: Kasumi no Jutsu ) - Illusion Technique: Mist Technique

Strong points

• -A great technique for diversions,as it distracts the opponent not only with with a clone rushing at them,but with an explosion of cherry blossoms.This creates a nice diversion,allowing you to execute a fast technique like a Tai based attack if you are near enough or a Ninjutsu technique.As the clone also jumps,it would make the opponent look up thus allowing you to create an attack that comes from beneath the opponent.
• -This tchnique can be done up to mid range,meaning you don't need to be near to your opponent to induce the Genjutsu.As it is a clone/copy of yourself that dashes towards the opponent,one can make this Genjutsu when hidden by a smoke etc which means the opponent would never know it's not you thus making the Genjutsu very useful in certain circumstances.
• -The Genjutsu does not require handseals,so it is pretty fast and almost instantly (can't say instantly since nothing is instant in the RP) creates the fake clone that can make the diversion within seconds.

Weak points

• -The no handseals,is also a weakness.This allows the opponent to know that it is a Genjutsu as a real clone requires handseals to be made and does not merely "appear" there.This is maybe the easiest way of knowing that it's a Genjutsu.
• -It merely acts as a diversion,and the fact that it does not do any damage,it makes it easy to just kind of ignore the technique.Even though it obscures their vision,it's still not a very offensive move.
• -The Sharingan would easily see through this basic technique thus it is not a good move to use against a Sharingan user.

Combinations-strategies
-This Genjutsu is best used when behind a cover,thus the opponent wouldn't see that it's not a clone.Thus the opponent would easily be fooled and it would be a great diversion.This gives you a great opening for a fast move that emerges from the ground and works well as a combo in my opinion.
Ways to counter:
-The best way to counter this is the Kai technique after using the correct reasoning.The correct reasoning to recognise that it is a Genjutsu,would be the fact that no handseals are made to create the clone and that the clone can explode into cherry blossoms.
Questions: No

 

[-Cobalt-]

(Magen: Nijū Kokoni Arazu no Jutsu) Demonic Illusion: Double False Surroundings Technique
Type: Supplmentary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
The user will do a sequence of 3 handseals, putting his opponents under a double layered Genjutsu. The user is able to create false surroundings to fool his targets, much like the simpler version of the technique. However, the illusion is in fact layered. If the opponent manages to release the first one, he will then feel the effects of the second illusion. If, for example, the first illusion is that of a desert and the second that of a forest, upon releasing the first one, the opponent will see the desert fade away while the forest appears around him, making him think he dispelled the illusion while in essence he is still caught in one. Each illusion is equivalent to C-Rank and both are casted at the same time. While normal releases will release only one illusion at a time, a strong enough pain or an external source of chakra can dispel both at the same time.

Now this is a stronger and more potent version of the basic False Surroundings technique. This one is actually a 2 in 1 genjutsu technique. A layered technique as they are commonly referred to. Now, it's quite simple actually. In the first illusion you change the opponents perception of his surroundings by altering one aspect of it. In the second illusion you further alter it by making a completely different version or by just adding further alterations to the first one. Once the opponent breaks from the first illusion he will activate the second one and will need to break out of it as well. It sounds complicated but it isn't really.

 

[Detective L]

(Magen: Nijū Kokoni Arazu no Jutsu) Demonic Illusion: Double False Surroundings Technique

Strong points

• -Hmm,this is an interesting one.Because the Genjutsu is layered,it is obviously stronger and more "believable" that it's weaker counterpart.It is actually a good way to fool your opponent,if you know your way with words.It requires quite an extensive explanation as to why it is a Genjutsu,if you broke the first layer,why would you suspect it still to be a Genjutsu? This gives the user of the Genjutsu enough time to perform a fast following technique.
• -Now,as the release technique would merely break the first layer,it would not really take you out of the Genjutsu,but the next layer would come forth.Now this forces the opponent to inflict pain on themselves to fully break it,meaning the opponent would be hurt for the rest of the fight leaving them at a disadvantage.And because it is a B rank Genjutsu,the pain required is a lot.
• -This Genjutsu is up to mid range which means you don't need to even get near the opponent in order to induce the Genjutsu.This gives you enough time,while the opponent tries to break out of the Genjutsu,to perform a fast attack an nail the opponent.

Weak points

• -The Genjutsu itself does not cause any damage,so it mostly relies on the fact that the opponent must inflict damage on themselves to break out of the Genjutsu.
• -The Genjutsu is actually pretty easy to distinguish it as a Genjutsu,as it merely changes the surroundings.Even though it is layered,if you had great perception of your surrounding and the opponent suddenly forms three handseals and you are in a completely different place,you would know.And if you break it,and it is still the same it would still alow you to break out.
• -It requires three handseals,which makes it a bit more obvious for it to be a Genjutsu,as the opponent would not just perform three handseals,and nothing happens.

Combinations-strategies
-It could mostly be combines with a technique that requires no handseals,directly after the Genjutsu is cast.This would be a great combo as the opponent would have to hurt himself in order to break out of it,then he would be at the mercy of a fast incoming jutsu.

Ways to counter:
-As stated,both layers can be broken using great pain which means you'd have to hurt yourself in order to break it,after giving the reasoning as to why you think it is a Genjutsu etc,using the release technique is not recommended as it only break one layer.This still leaves one layer,meaning you'd have to use the release technique twice in order to break it.After using the correct reasoning of course.

Questions:
-Can the release technique be used twice to break it? Just for curiosity sake

 

[-Cobalt-]

No the release technique cannot be used twice in the same turn as stated in it's description so after using Release to break one layer you need to find an alternative way to break out the second layer.

The next illusion is somethng like a pendulum. By taking out your sword and waving it slowly from left to right you lock your opponent into a genjutsu where they will see multiple arms waving. Now this technique can be easily seen through but it can be good for a short diversion. Try doing this.

( Konoha-Ryū: Yanagi ) - Leaf Ninja Art: Willow
Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: 35
Description: The user waves their sword back and forth, which when seen by the target locks them in a genjutsu which causes them to hallucinate multiple waving arms. The movement resembles that of a willow tree blowing in the wind. With the enemy off guard, the user is free to cut them down.

 

[Detective L]

( Konoha-Ryū: Yanagi ) - Leaf Ninja Art: Willow

Strong points

• -Well the Genjutsu itself is pretty easy to induce the Genjutsu on the opponent,it's a random movement with a sword.This allows you the user of the Genjutsu to easily fool the opponent,and trap him in the Genjutsu.This gives the user enough time to attack while the opponent is distracted by the Genjutsu,waving arms.This makes it pretty easy Genjutsu to use.
• -The Genjutsu is induced using the mere movement of the sword,meaning that it requires no handseals.This makes it a bit more difficult to identify as a Genjutsu,and allows it to be performed fast.
• -The Genjutsu itself,causes damage to the opponent unlike other Genjutsu.This makes in a two in one because not only do you fool your opponent,but you also damage him.So whilst he is distracted,he can then be attacked.This causes damage from the Genjutsu and the attack.

Weak points

• -It is a short range technique.This means you have to be relatively close to the opponent to induce the Genjutsu.This already puts you in a dangerous position because if it fails,the opponent can easily attack you or harm you.There is also the fact that you are holding a sword at that moment,so if the opponent attacks,you probably can't make the necessary handseals etc
• -It's easily seen through as a Genjutsu because I mean,who suddenly has waving arms pop out from nowhere? ._. This makes it easy to identify because a normal human wouldn't have a lot of arms,and it doesn't emerge from anywhere.It just pops in.
• -An obvious disadvantage would be that it requires sword,but this is very obvious,and thus because I don't have any other disadvantages lol

Combinations-strategies
-Due it being used with sword,one could instantly perform a Kenjutsu based attack.This is fast and by the time the opponent breaks out,you would already have cut the opponent.One could also use a fast acting Ninjutsu attack,based on the situation.

Ways to counter:
-One could use the Kai technique,with the correct reasoning.That's the easiest way out as it is pretty easy to identify,and one could inflict pain based on the rank.But this is only when you have no other choice.

Questions:
-No

 

[-Cobalt-]

Alright, love your responses. I myself would use this in a short ranges clash with my opponent. As I dash to my opponent I draw my sword waving it from left to right in a taunting motion trapping him in an illusion. While he is distracted you then approach him and do what you have to.


( Genjutsu: Ingemame Ketsugō Sakkaku ) - Illusion Technique String Bean Binding Illusion
Rank: B
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: N/A
Description: Similar to Illusion Technique: Tree Binding Death, where the user first disappears, while the target sees several bean vines growing from the ground. These vines bind the target body, lifting them into the air. Then a bean pod rises from the ground to reveal the user, ready to strike. In reality, the opponent is immobilized by the illusion, allowing the user to strike.

This is an illusion where you will first disappear while the opponent is distracted by vines coming out of the ground. These vines bind the opponent lifting them into the air where after a bean pod rises from the ground before the target revealing you ready to strike. This is what the opponent perceives. In reality they are immobilized leaving you free to strike them.

 

[Detective L]

( Genjutsu: Ingemame Ketsugō Sakkaku ) - Illusion Technique String Bean Binding Illusion

Strong points

• -This is a pretty useful Genjutsu because of it's nature.When the user is a Mokuton user,it makes it even more difficult to break out of.These vines even come out of the ground like a Moku technique.This makes it a great Genjutsu to use when you are a Moku user,and if you aren't.It immobilizes the opponent,giving you a chance to attack,especially using a technique that requires no handseals directly after the Genjutsu.
• -It makes for a great combination jutsu with a fast based technique.Because it requires no handseals,one could easily make stone spikes behind the opponent whilst they are distracted,then use a fire based jutsu to hide the sound of the spikes.If the opponent finally gets out,they will be struck from behind with the spikes.So it's all about the speed of the Genjutsu and how easily one could make combinations with it.
• -This Genjutsu,not only being fast,but it can be induced up to mid range.This allows the opponent to practically run at the opponent whilst inducing the Genjutsu without having to be near the opponent,and keep yourself away from danger of the opponent.This makes it very useful especially against opponents who are good at close range.

Weak points

• -Well,the fact that it requires no handseals is a strength and a weakness.The fact that no handseals are made,already signifies that it might not be a Moku based jutsu and that it possibly could be a Genjutsu because it just happened out of nowhere,no handseals were made.This makes it a disadvantage imo.
• -The Genjutsu itself does not cause any damage,and is only used to constrict the opponent,only making it a good Genjutsu to use when you have a combo to make.It only constricts the opponent,so one has to keep that in mind when using a move after the Genjutsu.
• -It's not very hard to break out of,because there are a lot of things to take into account.Each Genjutsu has a flaw,this one is it's nature.Say the terrain is a barren wasteland,and an opponent uses this Genjutsu on me,the opponent isn't a Moku user,nor is there any grass or vines around that could be manipulated to grab me.This allows me to easily notice that it's a Genjutsu.

Combinations-strategies
-As I said,a fast based Ninjutsu technique,Taijutsu or even just freeform could work because the Genjutsu can be induced so fast it allows you to get closer to the opponent within mere moments.It can easily be combined with quite a few jutsu.

Ways to counter:
-One could use Chidori Nagashi for this Genjutsu because it might work well,given the situation.The opponent is dashing at me and as he is close enough,I use Nagashi to break out off the Genjutsu and at the same time attack him.The Kai technique could be used if worded correctly and using the correct reasoning to break through it.

Questions:
-No

 

[-Cobalt-]

Good. You can always fake a hand seal or scream out something like Mokuton to make it more believable.

( Magen: Hanarasui ) - Demonic Illusion: Flower Head Death
Rank: B
Type: Offensive/Supplementary
Range: Short- Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: 40 due to stress on the mind
Description: The user will trap the target within an illusion where the opponent appears to be trapped in a large flower bud which then explodes. The opponent is made to believe that an explosion actually occurred and collapses, believing himself to be injured. The resulting stress on his mind causes damage.

This is a genjutsu technique which actually does damage on the opponent. The damage is not physical but it still hurts them. In this technique you trap the opponent in an illusion where they see being trapped in a large flower bud which explodes after growing. The opponent will be convinced the explosion actually happened thinking they are injured. That stresses their mind dealing damage. It's a great way to mess with their senses. Their actions will be delayed and all the mental drawbacks after an explosion will be present though no real explosion will happen.

 

[Detective L]

( Magen: Hanarasui ) - Demonic Illusion: Flower Head Death

Strong points

• -Well,firstly,it deals real damage to the opponent unlike most Genjutsu where it's all an illusion.This makes it a pretty deadly Genjutsu that not only constricts or distracts the opponent but also causes damage,mental damage.This makes a pretty great technique to use as both a distraction and an offensive move.
• -This Genjutsu causes distraction and loss of concentration due it's "explosion".The opponent believes the explosion happened,causing him to lose concentration when performing handseals for example and also then the damage.It's pretty much a two in one in my opinion,supplementary and offensive.Messing up senses and damaging the opponent.
• -The Genjutsu can be used up to Mid range,and without the need of handseals.This makes it fast and potentially deadly.No need to get close to the opponent,and constricting the opponent whilst you get into close range and attack,making it very useful in a fast paced fight or against an opponent that's fast or difficult to get close to.

Weak points

• -Due to it not having handseals,it's easy to discern that it's a Genjutsu.So it's a double edged sword,being a strength and weakness of the Genjutsu as most techniques require atleast a handseal.
• -The fact that the flower bud just appears is also a weakness.I recently encountered this Genjutsu in my Rain test,and I easily countered it.Where did it come from? It didn't emerge from the ground,so it's not Mokuton or a plant based CE.The terrain was a barren wasteland in the test,so no plants could be manipulated etc.All these things contributed to it being a Genjutsu.
• -As stated,the use of this Genjutsu must be done in order to completely fool the opponent,making it a Genjutsu only used best in certain circumstances.These things must be taken into account before using it.

Combinations- strategies
-In a suitable terrain,mostly with a fast acting Ninjutsu technique or even Taijutsu while the opponent is constricted or hurt by the explosion.

Ways to counter :
-As stated before,using the correct reasoning and then the Kai technique,or using Stone Spikes/Nagashi to inflict pain or break it.

Questions :
-No.

Sorry for the wait and short response,on my phone <_>

 

[-Cobalt-]

Likewise, sorry for the delay RL issues.


( Magen: Jubaku Satsu ) - Demonic Illusion: Tree Binding Death
Rank: B
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user makes five handseals, and appears to dissolve into a mist. Once they stealthily approach the target and get within short-range, the opponent feels completely immobilized, and believes they have been bound by a fast-growing tree and are unable to move. The user then appears as if they emerge from the tree to attack the target. In reality, the target is immobilized, allowing the user to strike or interrogate them.

After doing five hand seals you appear to dissolve into a mist which makes the opponent think that you used a technique in which you turn into mist. Then once you get into short range of the target (only when you get into short range!) the opponent becomes immobilized in reality, whilst in the illusion they see a fast growing tree coiling around them and immobilizing them. You then emerge from that tree in the illusion, reappearing before the opponent being free to do whatever you wish.

 

[Detective L]

( Magen: Jubaku Satsu ) - Demonic Illusion: Tree Binding Death

Strong points

• -Ah, once again a nice Genjutsu. It's great to fool the opponent if you apparently turn into mist, then while the opponent is looking for you, the fast growing tree will surprise them. Then you are in short range, allowing for enough time to defeat the opponent.
• -If you are wood user, one can once again make the opponent believe that it's a Moku based jutsu, thus making it so more difficult to break out of or recognising that it's a Genjutsu.
• -The fact that you emerge from the wood that coils from around the opponent also constricts the opponent and gives you the advantage in range to use a quick jutsu, with no handseals perhaps or even a Taijutsu based attack.

Weak points

• -It can only be performed in short range, making it quite difficult to get a window to perform it, and actually get it right. Which makes it a Genjutsu that should only be used in the right situation.
• -It has quite a few handseals to perform, allowing the opponent a window to perform a jutsu that has no handseals, unless the Genjutsu is the first jutsu performed.
• -The Genjutsu is actually easy to break out of. One could question where the sudden tree came from as it doesn't emerge from the ground and how did the opponent turn into mist then suddenly pop from the tree. One can then use the Kai technique or make a stone spike pierce your leg to break it.

Combinations- strategies:
-As it constricts the opponent, it's great for a combo with quick Ninjutsu or Taijutsu, to easily destroy the opponent. Even Kenjutsu based techniques are great in this situation.

Ways to counter :
-One can use a correct method of hurting yourself with a stone spike or fluctuating your chakra with a burst of chakra, like Earth Armor or hardening technique, allowing you to counter the Genjutsu plus maybe even stop the next attack used.

Questions :
-No.

Sorry for the late reply <_>

 

[Negative Knight]

( Genjutsu: Hanaoka ) - Illusion Technique: Flower Hill

Spoiler

Rank: B
Type: Offensive, Supplementary
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 20
Damage points: N/A
Description: The user summons up illusionary purple flowers from the ground in front of them, damaging enemies with a chance to paralyze them.
Note: Paralysis lasts one turn.

Focus your chakra into my clone once against to summon purple illusionary flowers from the ground in front of him, which serve to paralyze through unknown means.

Key Points: Personally, I hate everything about this particular technique. Using flowers in a battle feels to feminine, the lack of logic behind the techniques creation and the fact its limited to short range all make this a useless technique to me. Perhaps you'll find better use for it, who knows.

( Magen: Chō Shinka ) - Demonic Illusion: Butterfly Evolution

Spoiler

Rank: A
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: The user makes one handseal, placing the opponent in a genjutsu. The user then tosses a large number of explosive tags at the opponent. To the opponent, it looks as if they are countless butterflies. The opponent then believes they are sinking into the ground, in reality making them immobilized; this allows the user to place one final exploding tag on their forehead before detonating all the tags simultaneously.

For this 2nd technique, I want you to perform a single handseal and place the opponent in a Genjutsu, before tossing large number of explosive tags in their direction. The genjutsu will make the papertags look like butterflies, before the opponent sees himself sinking into the ground at a rapid rate, causing him to be immobilized in reality. After all of that, you will place a single exploding tag on my clone's forehead, before detonating all of the tags simulatenously.

Key Points: I won't say much, since describing this technique is your job. However, all I'll say is, there are many ways to realize this is a genjutsu throughout the course of the technique.

We'll be using the following template for all of the Genjutsu techniques we learn.

[B]Combinations you could make with this jutsu[/B]:

[B]Your reasoning on why you would deduce it to be a Genjutsu[/B]: 

[B]Your preferred method of release[/B]: 

[B] Rate the technique out of ten[/B]:

[B] Questions about the technique (Optional)[/B]:

 

[Detective L]

( Genjutsu: Hanaoka ) - Illusion Technique: Flower Hill

Dean starts by focusing his chakra into Kakuzu's clone, which is positioned short range from him. As he is induced with the Genjutsu, the clone would see purple flowers emerge from the ground before him. These flowers would then paralyze the clone as it emerges, allowing Dean countless combinations to use whilst the clone is caught under the Genjutsu.

Combinations you could make with this jutsu:
-Since it paralyses the opponent, it allows you to use techniques like Swamp of the Underworld, Moving Core to quickly drop the opponent into an abyss or even something like Stone Spikes which requires minimal effort to perform but could easily be used to kill the opponent who wouldn't be able to move. A useful technique, though it is feminine z.z

Your reasoning on why you would deduce it to be a Genjutsu:
-The purple flowers seem to emerge from no where, no handseals were performed to make these purple flowers and there is no shift in the earth as they emerge. Also, why would these flowers paralyse you, your opponent can't control flowers nor toxins, so that's pretty much the reasoning as to why I would decide it is a Genjutsu. A pretty easy Genjutsu to break out of.

Your preferred method of release:
-Since it paralyses you, you can't use Kai technique as it requires the Seal of Confrontation, and you can't use it when you are paralysed. So basically, I'd use Chidori Nagashi as it can be used as an offense if the opponent is close to me when I release the lightning from my body.

Rate the technique out of ten:
-6

Questions about the technique (Optional):
-No.

( Magen: Chō Shinka ) - Demonic Illusion: Butterfly Evolution

Dean starts out the technique by performing a single handseal, which places Kakuzu's clone into a Genjutsu. Dean would then throw several explosive tags towards the clone, who would see the tags as countless butterflies which come towards him. The clone would also see himself sinking into the ground as the countless butterflies approach. In reality, the clone is immobilized, so Dean rushes towards the clone with great speed and places a single explosive tag on his forehead. Then after gaining some distance from the clone, Dean would then detonate the tags simultaneously, which would cause a chain explosion, destroying the clone in the process.

Combinations you could make with this jutsu:
-Since it constricts the opponent, there are various techniques which one can use. Whilst learning Rain, there were a few techniques I saw that could work great with this like Rain Spear which creates a condensed spear to fall from the sky onto the opponent. Mostly Earth techniques would work well, especially ones without handseals. One can also send a clone to place a tag onto the opponent, if the opponent manages to break the Genjutsu, you can just cause the tags to blow up before hand z.z

Your reasoning on why you would deduce it to be a Genjutsu:
-Firstly, the butterflies, where did they come from, can my opponent manipulate butterflies, why are there countless numbers of them. They weren't summoned with the summoning technique, they just appeared. Then, the single handseal formed can also be a hint that it could be a Genjutsu. Also, why am I sinking into the ground if the opponent didn't do anything, and the earth did not even change in density or appearance. These are basically the signs that it could be a Genjutsu.

Your preferred method of release:
-It also constricts you, so basically, the Hardening technique could be useful and also Chidori Nagashi. Both could serve as an offense and defense if the opponent were close to you.

Rate the technique out of ten:
-7

Questions about the technique (Optional):
-No.