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靠背。
OKAY lah!
Why do you want to learn Ninjutsu, first of all?
Becuz ninjutsu izz FUN lah, so I learn lor. c:
There are many reasons which would support my wanting to learn Ninjutsu, for one such as I. To begin, of course, there is the NB aspect of learning Ninjutsu. Yes, it gives me an upper hand in battles to know more techniques, as well as allowing me to incorporate Ninjutsu into my battle style. It allows me to diversify my arsenal in many ways, as Ninjutsu is more of a
general art, with techniques that can aid your use, further supplementing your arsenal of elemental techniques. For example, amongst the great variety of Ninjutsu techniques, there is the Rasengan, which can be infused with elements to give you greater power, but the fundamental basis for it, is still Ninjutsu. Furthermore, there is the Oodama Rasengan, and many other variants possible to use, with the learning of Ninjutsu. Ninjutsu, also, in countless times, have shown that it is the basis art of Ninja's. And it can be, with no effort, incorporated into the usage of your everyday Ninja tools. With techniques such as Shadow Shuriken Clone, or even, Shadow Shuriken, the potency and lethality of seemingly harmless metal tools can be increased tenfold. With one shuriken, it can be multiplied into a thousand, and with Shadow Shuriken, you can hide another shuriken in the shadow of another, creating a surprise, or diversion towards the opponent. You can even create copies of yourself, to outnumber your opponent with simply quantity, allowing you to perform multiple techniques in conjunction.
To summarise, Ninjutsu is an art which allows me to supplement and diversify my arsenal, unlike the elements, which are a staple form of offense. Ninjutsu has a great variety of techniques, which can be used to make seemingly undesirable things become dangerous and lethal.
Then again, Ninjutsu is one of the requirements to become sensei, and to me, why not fulfil the criteria, allowing me to apply for sensei and help the community? (
not that I want to, of course)