Illusionary tactics
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Welcome my student.
Now before we get into technique I'll begin with a question.
Those who use genjutsu are burdened with four methods that can be used to destroy the beloved illusions. One of them, however, does come at a cost to the one breaking them and we would rather prefer them to use that very method more often than not. This may seem tedious to you, considering you are a sensei after all but bare with me.
just tell me what those four methods of breaking genjutsu are please.
Now before we get into technique I'll begin with a question.
Those who use genjutsu are burdened with four methods that can be used to destroy the beloved illusions. One of them, however, does come at a cost to the one breaking them and we would rather prefer them to use that very method more often than not. This may seem tedious to you, considering you are a sensei after all but bare with me.
just tell me what those four methods of breaking genjutsu are please.
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Understandable.
The methods to breaking genjutsus are 1. Pain based releases, 2. Full Body chakra surges, 3. An external source of chakra/energy.
Pain based releases affect the balance of yin to yang energies (or spiritual and physical energies) by disturbing your physical energy through induction of injury. Physical pain is enough to mentally shock you into reality, which is naturally done in real life, something like "knocked back to reality". Because some genjutsus are more complex than others, it requires a higher level of pain to break the genjutsu.
Full body surges are as the name suggests, full body surges of chakra, used to both "flush" the foreign chakra from your body and create a secondary attack or defense as most full body surges serve a second purpose. This works because your chakra flow sharply fluctuates to increase the amount of your own chakra present and as a result, it forces the enemy's chakra out. Now, if your full surge of chakra isn't stronger than the illusion you're in, then you do not break the illusion.
And, my favorite, the external source of chakra. With an external source, you can flush your chakra flow of the enemy's chakra by altering the chakra flow through induction of said external source. The most known example in our RP would be the Nekura and the induction of Juubi chakra constantly flowing and surging through us to prevent external genjutsu sources to enter.
Now, those are the only 3 ways I know of. Unless you are speaking about if one should attack the genjutsu they are in, causing it's effect to cease and end. Or if one has a Sharingan which is able to pierce through a multitude of visual based genjutsus. Or something else completely. o-o
The methods to breaking genjutsus are 1. Pain based releases, 2. Full Body chakra surges, 3. An external source of chakra/energy.
Pain based releases affect the balance of yin to yang energies (or spiritual and physical energies) by disturbing your physical energy through induction of injury. Physical pain is enough to mentally shock you into reality, which is naturally done in real life, something like "knocked back to reality". Because some genjutsus are more complex than others, it requires a higher level of pain to break the genjutsu.
Full body surges are as the name suggests, full body surges of chakra, used to both "flush" the foreign chakra from your body and create a secondary attack or defense as most full body surges serve a second purpose. This works because your chakra flow sharply fluctuates to increase the amount of your own chakra present and as a result, it forces the enemy's chakra out. Now, if your full surge of chakra isn't stronger than the illusion you're in, then you do not break the illusion.
And, my favorite, the external source of chakra. With an external source, you can flush your chakra flow of the enemy's chakra by altering the chakra flow through induction of said external source. The most known example in our RP would be the Nekura and the induction of Juubi chakra constantly flowing and surging through us to prevent external genjutsu sources to enter.
Now, those are the only 3 ways I know of. Unless you are speaking about if one should attack the genjutsu they are in, causing it's effect to cease and end. Or if one has a Sharingan which is able to pierce through a multitude of visual based genjutsus. Or something else completely. o-o
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*tsk tsk*
You're disappointing me and you claim you're loving genjutsu more and more?
The Full Body surge as you have explained it is only one half of the equation. Genjutsu kai works completely different from how you described it and thus is why there is considered four methods. Where you use a jutsu that fluctuates the chakra to a greater degree than the foreign chakra disrupting you that's one way of flushing it out.
Genjutsu kai completely halts your flow of chakra and then surges it with power to flush out the foreign entity chakra.
The Nekura clan's chakra does not work like that and you full well know that as the leader of the clan, what you just said is nearly a complete contradiction. Don't feed me this bull again or I'm not going to teach you this technique.
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Moving on from this while I still like you enough, it goes much without saying that you'd rather your opponent resort to that first method you mentioned about pain correct? That would mean you have to prevent them from breaking genjutsu with the other three methods of; foreign chakra involvement, kai, or full body chakra surge. The first is easy enough to avoid in single battles as summons, clones, and partners aren't usually the first thing that come out on the field. Minus some custom weapons and abilities of others, that one isn't so worrisome. However, the latter two are a problem. Though, what I'm going to teach you is a genjutsu user's best friend in these terms. The genjutsu I have neutralizes the ability for one to use a full body surge or kai, at the very least, for a moment.
You're going to explain to me how that works
You're disappointing me and you claim you're loving genjutsu more and more?
The Full Body surge as you have explained it is only one half of the equation. Genjutsu kai works completely different from how you described it and thus is why there is considered four methods. Where you use a jutsu that fluctuates the chakra to a greater degree than the foreign chakra disrupting you that's one way of flushing it out.
Genjutsu kai completely halts your flow of chakra and then surges it with power to flush out the foreign entity chakra.
The Nekura clan's chakra does not work like that and you full well know that as the leader of the clan, what you just said is nearly a complete contradiction. Don't feed me this bull again or I'm not going to teach you this technique.
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Moving on from this while I still like you enough, it goes much without saying that you'd rather your opponent resort to that first method you mentioned about pain correct? That would mean you have to prevent them from breaking genjutsu with the other three methods of; foreign chakra involvement, kai, or full body chakra surge. The first is easy enough to avoid in single battles as summons, clones, and partners aren't usually the first thing that come out on the field. Minus some custom weapons and abilities of others, that one isn't so worrisome. However, the latter two are a problem. Though, what I'm going to teach you is a genjutsu user's best friend in these terms. The genjutsu I have neutralizes the ability for one to use a full body surge or kai, at the very least, for a moment.
You're going to explain to me how that works
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Shhh....you're making me look bad. >.>'
I'm to explain your genjutsu or the concept of Kai?