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Ew why'd you say that mang
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I know you like Tai so you can talk about the technique and perform it against an immortal dummy, yeah? Anyway, to start of, what do you know about Kaito's Taijutsu? How is different from normal Taijutsu and why do people love it?
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Sounds good to me L-sama. I know nothing about it other than I'm assuming someone named Kaito created it and donated the jutsu to the RP (I may be wrong on that). I also have no idea how it differs from normal Strong Fist, and I would say the people love it because Tai is Life....?
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Alright, basically, as you stated, Kaito's Taijutsu was created by Kaito. Lately known as Nirvana, this guy lived and breathed Taijutsu from the looks from old fights and the way people talk about him. Not only here on NB, but he probably had some training in real life as well. Now what makes Kaito's Taijutsu widely different from the normal Taijutsu, is that it requires chakra. Chakra, and thus, elemental chakra. Both of these are intertwined into the Kaito Taijutsu techniques and makes them vastly superior to normal Taijutsu, yet still offers the freedom in Taijutsu that draws people to it. Like ZK once said, a person who likes Taijutsu should really try and get their hands on Kaito's Taijutsu, even if its just the basic version.
Basically, these techniques involve the usage of pure chakra, and elemental chakra into them and make them pretty useful, even when taking on Ninjutsu fighters, which are the greatest issue for a close range fighter. Oddly enough, I notice Kaito's Taijutsu being used in many EIG tests, so if that's what you strive for, you're on the right path.
Now I know you like Tai a lot, so I'll try and immerse myself into it, despite my lack of skill in the area. We could even have a spar at the end of the ranks, to spice stuff up and see how you use them. Anything else before we continue?
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I see. Seems very useful indeed. EIG is def. what I am striving for eventually so I'm am very grateful to be able to learn these special body arts. Nothing else, you may continue at will. A spar at the end sounds really cool as well.
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Cool, and all the luck to that. We'll do the analysis of techniques, starting off with per post.
Alright, based on a form of Chinese Martial Arts, Crazy Monkey. This technique is quite simple, yet risky as well. You will jump at head height, and deliver a double kick to the opponent's chest. Of course, your lower legs and feet are charged with chakra. This causes extra damage. A pretty basic first technique, but useful nonetheless. I wouldn't put myself into the air though, since it makes you vulnerable.
Alright, based on a form of Chinese Martial Arts, Crazy Monkey. This technique is quite simple, yet risky as well. You will jump at head height, and deliver a double kick to the opponent's chest. Of course, your lower legs and feet are charged with chakra. This causes extra damage. A pretty basic first technique, but useful nonetheless. I wouldn't put myself into the air though, since it makes you vulnerable.
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This sorta reminds me of the bicycle kick Lu kang uses in MK without the wheeling motion of the feet. Very simple yet highly effective move if it lands, and you could even use the impact to backflip away from the enemy. I see what you mean about the risk of jumping to use it. I'd probably use it in conjunction with another Tai attack to help ensure it lands and I don't get snatched out the air.
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Good, yeah.
Next, this technique requires you to jump into the air, and perform a forward somersault and kick the opponent on the upper body. This deals up to three blows, two to hit the shoulders, and one onto the head. Of course, the hits are enhanced with chakra and causes more damage.
Next, this technique requires you to jump into the air, and perform a forward somersault and kick the opponent on the upper body. This deals up to three blows, two to hit the shoulders, and one onto the head. Of course, the hits are enhanced with chakra and causes more damage.
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Similar move, kinda. At least the jumping precariously in the air part that is. While that does put you in a vulnerable position, the force from the kicks would be heightened imo from the motion of the somersault, making them all the more devastating if they land. I'd venture to say one could use this, then finish the move off using Crazy Monkey as a combo attack. I'd be willing to try that myself tbh.
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Good job.
Another simple one, where you will assume the Crane position with your arms parallel to the ground, and your right leg inwards, towards your body. You will then jump off your left leg, and release your right leg forward towards the opponent. This, combined with chakra, creates a pretty powerful kick, aimed at the opponent's face. Brutal, if it lands.
Another simple one, where you will assume the Crane position with your arms parallel to the ground, and your right leg inwards, towards your body. You will then jump off your left leg, and release your right leg forward towards the opponent. This, combined with chakra, creates a pretty powerful kick, aimed at the opponent's face. Brutal, if it lands.
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Miyagi say if do right, no can defend
I'll just say, I love this one. Classic move. Though I highly doubt I see myself ever using this in a serious situation because my god does it leave you open, and is extremely easy to defend from unfortunately because of the motions needed to execute it. Still, gotta love it
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I feel the same way haha.
The classic Chuck Norris move, where you will pivot on one foot, and jump into the air, swinging your leg to cause damage. Of course, its charged with chakra and aimed at the opponent's face for maximum damage and results. It's a nice technique, but like most of these first techniques, have openings that can be exploited.
The classic Chuck Norris move, where you will pivot on one foot, and jump into the air, swinging your leg to cause damage. Of course, its charged with chakra and aimed at the opponent's face for maximum damage and results. It's a nice technique, but like most of these first techniques, have openings that can be exploited.
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I have to agree with you on the exploitable part. It is a nice attack though but not something I would open up with. Perhaps use this one as the final move in a combo after using a less open attack. You know what I find strange about this one is it's range is listed as mid. Not sure why that is
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A nice technique where you will jump towards the opponent, and form tiger claws with your hands. You will then slam your hands onto the opponent's head, behind the ears. As you do so, you will charge chakra into your right knee, and pull the opponent's head down onto the knee, and smash it with great force. It's pretty effective when done right, and really forces the opponent into a tight spot.
A nice technique where you will jump towards the opponent, and form tiger claws with your hands. You will then slam your hands onto the opponent's head, behind the ears. As you do so, you will charge chakra into your right knee, and pull the opponent's head down onto the knee, and smash it with great force. It's pretty effective when done right, and really forces the opponent into a tight spot.
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This one I can really dig. A nice gut punch beforehand would be a perfect set up to grasping their nugget with the tiger claw'd hands, charging chakra to my knee then pulling their head into my knee smashing their nose into the back of their skull. Excellent attack, but def a finishing move, not an opening one imo.
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Indeed.
This technique is simple where you will jump into the mid air, and raise up both your arms, baring your elbows towards the opponent's head. At the same time, bring up your knees, in an attempt to capture the opponent's head like a crab's pincher's would, with both your elbows and your legs. Both your arms and knees are charged with chakra for maximum damage.
This technique is simple where you will jump into the mid air, and raise up both your arms, baring your elbows towards the opponent's head. At the same time, bring up your knees, in an attempt to capture the opponent's head like a crab's pincher's would, with both your elbows and your legs. Both your arms and knees are charged with chakra for maximum damage.
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0_0' That is like the mother of all wide open attacks lol. Just doing the image in my head gave me butterflies as I imagined being punched from gut to chest 10 times before I could pull it off. However, if I was able to pull it off, it seems pretty devestating even for just a C rank. 2 elbows to the top of the head and 2 knee's to the chin, all charged with chakra...that'd hurt just a smidge
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It's as you say, my friend. From B rank, we'll do 2-3 at a time, yeah?
I really like this technique, used it against Priest just the other day. Concentrate your Earth chakra to your head, and create like a layer around it. This gives your head strength, and allows you to head butt your opponent in the chest, which can break some ribs and what not. It can even break some D rank Earth techniques. Though it can basically be used anywhere where a head butt will suffice.
I really like this technique, used it against Priest just the other day. Concentrate your Earth chakra to your head, and create like a layer around it. This gives your head strength, and allows you to head butt your opponent in the chest, which can break some ribs and what not. It can even break some D rank Earth techniques. Though it can basically be used anywhere where a head butt will suffice.