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UtilIzing my Kekkei genkai, I form two bone swords from my Palm like I did previousl. With both hands equipped, I hold my arms out wide and run at you, swords following. When in closer proximity, I use the left hand sword to deLve a horizontal slash to your chest and then follow up with a vertical slash from the right, forming a cross.
Well done, but you've merely used movements pertaining to normal abilities. If you want, go see Kimimaro utilizing the swords in the anime, because they're much more than normal tools of weaponry. So one more attack, move unpredictably and strike where someone would least expect you to, you're doing well. u.u
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I start moving to you, swaying left and right with my upper body while maintaining an unorthodox yet graceful footwork. In proximity, I hold my arms out and show the blades to slice you in sync with my movements, hitting you UNPREDICTABLY in the penis
I start moving to you, swaying left and right with my upper body while maintaining an unorthodox yet graceful footwork. In proximity, I hold my arms out and show the blades to slice you in sync with my movements, hitting you UNPREDICTABLY in the penis
xDDD THAT'S MORE LIKE IT!!!!!!!1juan!!!!!!
Right, you've proven yourself. Let's move on.
Now, who needs guns when you have finger bullets! Awwwhhh yiisss. That's what the concept of this next technique is. What I want you to do is swing either arm of your desire in a downwards motion, and upon doing so by manipulating your calcium content to the point where you will dislodge all your distal phalange (smart word for finger tip look at me) in said hand, coupled with the fast movement with your waving motion, the finger tips will essentially be fired straight towards your opponent. Much as bullets as well they have quite a formidable speed, rotating through the air and upon impact will drill through flesh with ease. With your innate regenerative abilities as well your finger-tips come back straight after you've fired them, basically meaning you have a bottomless clip of finger bullets. xD
Right, you've proven yourself. Let's move on.
(Tsubaki no Mai) - Dance of the Camellia
Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 15
Damage Points: 30
Description: Tsubaki no Mai is the second of the five Kaguya dance forms. Using the ability to manipulate bone structure, The user removes a long bone in the form of a sword from their shoulder. Because of the bloodline, the density of the bone can be increased many times so that it is as hard as steel. Using fluid and precise acrobatic movements, they cut down any opponent within striking distance.
Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 15
Damage Points: 30
Description: Tsubaki no Mai is the second of the five Kaguya dance forms. Using the ability to manipulate bone structure, The user removes a long bone in the form of a sword from their shoulder. Because of the bloodline, the density of the bone can be increased many times so that it is as hard as steel. Using fluid and precise acrobatic movements, they cut down any opponent within striking distance.
Now, who needs guns when you have finger bullets! Awwwhhh yiisss. That's what the concept of this next technique is. What I want you to do is swing either arm of your desire in a downwards motion, and upon doing so by manipulating your calcium content to the point where you will dislodge all your distal phalange (smart word for finger tip look at me) in said hand, coupled with the fast movement with your waving motion, the finger tips will essentially be fired straight towards your opponent. Much as bullets as well they have quite a formidable speed, rotating through the air and upon impact will drill through flesh with ease. With your innate regenerative abilities as well your finger-tips come back straight after you've fired them, basically meaning you have a bottomless clip of finger bullets. xD
Do I have to swing my arm? Anyways...
i raise my arm above my head with my elbow slightly cocked and my hand straight so all fingers are together. In one motion, I swing my arm towards you while generating calcium in all my fingertips, using key kaguya skillzz. The result, is a continuous barrage of small bone bullets that fire from my finger tips and are intended to puncture your body all over.
i raise my arm above my head with my elbow slightly cocked and my hand straight so all fingers are together. In one motion, I swing my arm towards you while generating calcium in all my fingertips, using key kaguya skillzz. The result, is a continuous barrage of small bone bullets that fire from my finger tips and are intended to puncture your body all over.
Nah lol, it was just cosmetic, for good looks. xD
Alright so let's move onto the B-ranks; I'll be posting the jutsu's before hand now.
(Karamatsu no Mai) - Dance of the Larch
Rank: B
Type: Defence/Attack
Chakra Cost: 25
Damage Points: 40
Description: Karamatsu no Mai is the third of the five Kaguya dance forms. The User creates a mass of razor-sharp bone spikes all over their body. The user can grow these bones at an extremely rapid rate so they can stab an opponent even as the bones are growing. Since the Bones are harder than steel, they can be used defensively to block or trap an opponent's strikes.
This technique is a great surprise attack and it makes the user basically untouchable at close range. When an opponent is close to the user, they spin very fast, rapidly slashing the foe in multiple areas of their body.
The famed Karamatsu no Mai! It is essentially you protruding normal sized bones from your body, but you have the ability to protrude it from every part of your body. And it is my favourite Kaguya jutsu by far, with manipulation of your calcium content, I want you to repeat the process of what you did just earlier for the '(Yanagi no Mai) - Dance of the Willows' technique, but this time force all your bones from your upper body (excluding your face) to erupt out, having an extremely sharp tip. The technique is an absolute killer in close range as it is really fast and can catch your opponent completely by surprise, the bones being of a heavy dense and having that extremely sharp tip is capable of tearing through a person. To utilize the bones, you should spin around as you're in close combat quarters to your opponent, adding momentum and force to your bones allowing them to pierce through as you move about.
(Teshi Sendan) - Ten Finger Drilling Bullets
Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: 30
Description: Using the Shikotsumyaku ("Dead Bone Pulse") the user is able to fire their distal phalange(finger-tip) bones as bullets. As the bones fly through the air, they will rotate and drill into their target once they make contact. Because of the Kaguya Clan's fast regenerative abilities, the rate of fire from and supply of bones can become limitless.
Rank: C
Type: Attack
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: 30
Description: Using the Shikotsumyaku ("Dead Bone Pulse") the user is able to fire their distal phalange(finger-tip) bones as bullets. As the bones fly through the air, they will rotate and drill into their target once they make contact. Because of the Kaguya Clan's fast regenerative abilities, the rate of fire from and supply of bones can become limitless.
Alright so let's move onto the B-ranks; I'll be posting the jutsu's before hand now.
(Karamatsu no Mai) - Dance of the Larch
Rank: B
Type: Defence/Attack
Chakra Cost: 25
Damage Points: 40
Description: Karamatsu no Mai is the third of the five Kaguya dance forms. The User creates a mass of razor-sharp bone spikes all over their body. The user can grow these bones at an extremely rapid rate so they can stab an opponent even as the bones are growing. Since the Bones are harder than steel, they can be used defensively to block or trap an opponent's strikes.
This technique is a great surprise attack and it makes the user basically untouchable at close range. When an opponent is close to the user, they spin very fast, rapidly slashing the foe in multiple areas of their body.
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The famed Karamatsu no Mai! It is essentially you protruding normal sized bones from your body, but you have the ability to protrude it from every part of your body. And it is my favourite Kaguya jutsu by far, with manipulation of your calcium content, I want you to repeat the process of what you did just earlier for the '(Yanagi no Mai) - Dance of the Willows' technique, but this time force all your bones from your upper body (excluding your face) to erupt out, having an extremely sharp tip. The technique is an absolute killer in close range as it is really fast and can catch your opponent completely by surprise, the bones being of a heavy dense and having that extremely sharp tip is capable of tearing through a person. To utilize the bones, you should spin around as you're in close combat quarters to your opponent, adding momentum and force to your bones allowing them to pierce through as you move about.
I concentrate deeply, focusing my kaguya bloodline to a peak. At the drop of a dime, I manipulate a handful of my upper body bones to rapidly produce calcium, creating spikes all through my upper body. I even have spikes protrude from my knees and palms, although I'm a manner as to not hinder my movements.
Well done, that's the more, aggressive approach to it that has been displayed by Kimimaro, but let's step it up a notch. You can also manipulate the 'spikes' individually per say, for them to rather have let's say a blunt tip, rather than their traditional sharp tip. In that scenario, those blunt spikes can best be used as a mean of defence,, and to reduce collateral damage.
*Clicks my fingers, causing you to transport high up into the sky*
SO, manipulate the calcium content within the bones, and manipulate the tip of the spikes to take a blunt appearance, thus when you hit the ground from your fall, the surface area will absorb most of the impact and would leave you standing without a scratch.
*Clicks my fingers, causing you to transport high up into the sky*
SO, manipulate the calcium content within the bones, and manipulate the tip of the spikes to take a blunt appearance, thus when you hit the ground from your fall, the surface area will absorb most of the impact and would leave you standing without a scratch.
Post-teleportation, I am high in the sky with just my bones. Manipulating my bone structure, not taking anything away from the already created spikes but instead addin on to them. Channeling calcium to the tips of the bones, I give them more of a rounded tip as I fall and when I land the newly created bones absorb most of the impact
Beautifully done u.u Now this next batch of techniques are adaptations and quite restricted, so we will get through the main Dances first before we then tackle those techniques.
(Tessenka no Mai Tsuru) - Dance of the Clematis Vine
Rank: A
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 35
Damage Points: 60
Description: The First half of Tessenka No Mai, the fourth of the five Kaguya Dance Forms. User removes their spinal column from their back to create a flexible yet extremely sharp bone vine. Because the vine is flexible, it can wrap itself around an opponent to rip them to pieces.
You're adept with using your shoulders as swords, and you're adept with changing the concentration of calcium within certain areas that would then generate a knock-on effect, just like the blunt-sided tips we've covered. Now this next technique covers both of those aspects somewhat. Force your spinal column out of your body by making it protrude through the skin just by your neck, and proceed by holding it into your more dominant arm. What I want you to do is have a concentration that varies throughout the bone. At the place where you're holding it, it needs to be rigid and tough, so full of calcium, but down towards the end make it more fluid-y, allowing for flexible movements and enables the bone to act as a sort of vine - or a whip if you'd call it that. Which opens the fighting style to more than piercings and straight forward attack, you could for example use it to wrap around your opponent.
So go ahead and try that out on me. u.u
(Tessenka no Mai Tsuru) - Dance of the Clematis Vine
Rank: A
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 35
Damage Points: 60
Description: The First half of Tessenka No Mai, the fourth of the five Kaguya Dance Forms. User removes their spinal column from their back to create a flexible yet extremely sharp bone vine. Because the vine is flexible, it can wrap itself around an opponent to rip them to pieces.
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You're adept with using your shoulders as swords, and you're adept with changing the concentration of calcium within certain areas that would then generate a knock-on effect, just like the blunt-sided tips we've covered. Now this next technique covers both of those aspects somewhat. Force your spinal column out of your body by making it protrude through the skin just by your neck, and proceed by holding it into your more dominant arm. What I want you to do is have a concentration that varies throughout the bone. At the place where you're holding it, it needs to be rigid and tough, so full of calcium, but down towards the end make it more fluid-y, allowing for flexible movements and enables the bone to act as a sort of vine - or a whip if you'd call it that. Which opens the fighting style to more than piercings and straight forward attack, you could for example use it to wrap around your opponent.
So go ahead and try that out on me. u.u
I lean my head forward so the discs in my neck protrude from my skin. I then follow up by channeling calcium to force it out of my neck and form a handle in my right hand. While I continue the motion of pulling, I accompany it with the creation of flexible joints along the whip formed from my spinal column. Having the vine in my hand it stands around 2m long and I twirl it around to demonstrate the flexibility and strength.
As depicted in the picture, and in your writing, the vine is actually surprisingly long. Which means it's good for being used before your opponent can reach arms length from you, and that is a unique feat that you shouldn't take for granted, it'll be practically priceless in taijutsu fights, or well all CQC fights in all, so let's demonstrate.
*Runs in a straight line* And upon reaching arms length from you, I simply throw the right side of my body forwards whilst pushing off with my left leg, delivering a simple punch with my right fist dead into the centre of your chest.
(Gangeki) - Rock Attack
Rank: D
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 10
Description: The user will strike their opponent with a strong punch to the chest
*Runs in a straight line* And upon reaching arms length from you, I simply throw the right side of my body forwards whilst pushing off with my left leg, delivering a simple punch with my right fist dead into the centre of your chest.
(Gangeki) - Rock Attack
Rank: D
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 10
Description: The user will strike their opponent with a strong punch to the chest
As you approach and leap off the ground I quickly swing the vine to latch onto the incoming fist, and lock in place to your wrist. While swinging the vine with my right hand, I move my left hand up the vine to cut some slack off so when it does wrap around you, I can pull you into the dirt very quickly and with some force.
Wonderful, so on a final note about this notice how the vine is covered in these small, razor like thorns. See now this is like the killer in my opinion, as whilst the vine's spectacular length has the capability of binding and locking your opponent to a place, you can do more than just fling him around. With simple manipulation of the calcium concentration within the vine, you can make these small spikes extend just by a tiny length, and in doing so the normal properties of bone will play in part and well, rip through the flesh of the limb that you've got locked in place.
On that point, perform this procedure and rip my hand off ;_;
On that point, perform this procedure and rip my hand off ;_;
Free form correct? So I make the vine one turn I can do this in another?
while my opponent falls to the ground with the vine still attached, I channel my chakra into it to cause the thorns on the vine to extend into this hand and yank even harder, tearing your hand from your wrist.
*memories of losing finger*
while my opponent falls to the ground with the vine still attached, I channel my chakra into it to cause the thorns on the vine to extend into this hand and yank even harder, tearing your hand from your wrist.
*memories of losing finger*
If you look at the picture, the small spikes are scattered across the vine, which means you can cause them to extend into your opponent at any time. But not to cause any confusion I'd say if you wanted to simply restrain someone, do so, if you want to rip something off do so, but whichever you choose do it in the first turn.
LOL poor finger xD
Alright then, FINAL DANCE LET'S GO!!!
(Sawarabi no Mai) - Dance of the Young Ferns
Rank: S
Type: Attack
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 45
Damage Points: 80
Description: Sawarabi no Mai is the fifth and last of the five Kaguya dance forms. The User causes a giant forest of tall sharp bone spikes to burst up from the ground covering the entire field. While active, the user can merge themselves into the bone trees at will to attack their target from whichever spike they want.
Now this is just mad ok? Like this is the only technique considered to be Ninjutsu and not Taijutsu. What you want to do is channel your chakra into the ground, infused with a massive quantity of calcium concentration, and with a simple notion, cause a fortitude of bones to erupt out of the ground, starting right besides you and extending outwards as far as the eye can see. We're talking literally tens of thousands of bones here, that will cover the entire battlefield and the properties of each bone is to be sharp, piercing through anything that comes in touch with it. You're basically ripping the surface of the Earth apart with this technique. And if you thought that was enough oh nooo no, you have the capability of merging with any bone that you want part of this 'forest' per say. So if your opponent was to somehow evade it (let's say by entering into the air) You can just merge with any bone that you want, and travel through the entire forest, coming out of which ever bone you want, and carry on attacking from there. While I think the technique is plain in terms of creativeness I'm not going to lie it's pretty cool lol, you're basically turning the environment into your own habitat, leaving your opponent cornered.
LOL poor finger xD
Alright then, FINAL DANCE LET'S GO!!!
(Sawarabi no Mai) - Dance of the Young Ferns
Rank: S
Type: Attack
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 45
Damage Points: 80
Description: Sawarabi no Mai is the fifth and last of the five Kaguya dance forms. The User causes a giant forest of tall sharp bone spikes to burst up from the ground covering the entire field. While active, the user can merge themselves into the bone trees at will to attack their target from whichever spike they want.
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Now this is just mad ok? Like this is the only technique considered to be Ninjutsu and not Taijutsu. What you want to do is channel your chakra into the ground, infused with a massive quantity of calcium concentration, and with a simple notion, cause a fortitude of bones to erupt out of the ground, starting right besides you and extending outwards as far as the eye can see. We're talking literally tens of thousands of bones here, that will cover the entire battlefield and the properties of each bone is to be sharp, piercing through anything that comes in touch with it. You're basically ripping the surface of the Earth apart with this technique. And if you thought that was enough oh nooo no, you have the capability of merging with any bone that you want part of this 'forest' per say. So if your opponent was to somehow evade it (let's say by entering into the air) You can just merge with any bone that you want, and travel through the entire forest, coming out of which ever bone you want, and carry on attacking from there. While I think the technique is plain in terms of creativeness I'm not going to lie it's pretty cool lol, you're basically turning the environment into your own habitat, leaving your opponent cornered.