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Genjutsu is an illusion based form of ninjutsu, by spreading chakra within an opponent the user has the ability to manipulate that person's senses leaving them to believe in what the user sees fit, such effects can cause the opponent to suffer excessive mental damage but would have there physical unaffected, such manipulation would be having the opponent feel different effects towards their bodies including being punched, kicked or even stabbed in a certain area, they can also be caught in a Genjutsu that has the surrounding terrain completely changed causing them to become confused & lose focus towards there opponent. The best use of Genjutsu would be manipulating an opponent into a state of fear which could cause the opponent to breakdown rendering them unable to move this is due to them being mentally incapacitated. Genjutsu mainly places someone in a situation that could either be realistic enough so that the opponent finds it hard to distinct it from reality or could create an illusion that suffers in realism but makes up for in mental effects.
Genjutsu is an illusion based form of ninjutsu, by spreading chakra within an opponent the user has the ability to manipulate that person's senses leaving them to believe in what the user sees fit, such effects can cause the opponent to suffer excessive mental damage but would have there physical unaffected, such manipulation would be having the opponent feel different effects towards their bodies including being punched, kicked or even stabbed in a certain area, they can also be caught in a Genjutsu that has the surrounding terrain completely changed causing them to become confused & lose focus towards there opponent. The best use of Genjutsu would be manipulating an opponent into a state of fear which could cause the opponent to breakdown rendering them unable to move this is due to them being mentally incapacitated. Genjutsu mainly places someone in a situation that could either be realistic enough so that the opponent finds it hard to distinct it from reality or could create an illusion that suffers in realism but makes up for in mental effects.