[CJ] Kryptiic & Lili-Chwan.

[Kryptiic]

Let's just jump right into it.

Genjutsu: Kōgaku Soshi | Illusionary Arts: Optical Element
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: N/A
Description: After performing the Monkey hand seal the user will induce chakra into the opponent brain and place them in a genjutsu. In the genjutsu the opponent sees the user attacking using multiple elements at once, just like using Ying-Yang. For example, if you use a fire jutsu, in the Genjutsu you can add another element to it simultaineously, or cover it in a thin layer of earth, appearing as if Ying-Yang is being used. The genjutsu lasts for the turn its triggered and can be applied to any of the users jutsu within those turns.

Restrictions
- Can only be taught by Kryptiic
- Can only be used 4 times per match
- No Genjutsu in the same turn

Basically, the jutsu works as written in the description. After placing the genjutsu upon someone, use any elemental jutsu and combine it with one, or more other elemental types. Obviously the original jutsu used is what will be effecting the opponent.

One of the most efficient ways to use the technique would be like so: Make it appear as if a layer of wind surrounds an earth jutsu, so that the enemy reconsiders using lightning. Also being discrete about the added elements helps, just adding one element makes it hard to be proven that it is a genjutsu.

That should be it..instead of performing the jutsu, put together a quick combo utilising the genjutsu.

 

[Lili-Chwan]

Let's just jump right into it.

Genjutsu: Kōgaku Soshi | Illusionary Arts: Optical Element
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: N/A
Description: After performing the Monkey hand seal the user will induce chakra into the opponent brain and place them in a genjutsu. In the genjutsu the opponent sees the user attacking using multiple elements at once, just like using Ying-Yang. For example, if you use a fire jutsu, in the Genjutsu you can add another element to it simultaineously, or cover it in a thin layer of earth, appearing as if Ying-Yang is being used. The genjutsu lasts for the turn its triggered and can be applied to any of the users jutsu within those turns.

Restrictions
- Can only be taught by Kryptiic
- Can only be used 4 times per match
- No Genjutsu in the same turn

Basically, the jutsu works as written in the description. After placing the genjutsu upon someone, use any elemental jutsu and combine it with one, or more other elemental types. Obviously the original jutsu used is what will be effecting the opponent.

One of the most efficient ways to use the technique would be like so: Make it appear as if a layer of wind surrounds an earth jutsu, so that the enemy reconsiders using lightning. Also being discrete about the added elements helps, just adding one element makes it hard to be proven that it is a genjutsu.

That should be it..instead of performing the jutsu, put together a quick combo utilising the genjutsu.

It basically works like the Lightning Inspiration technique, that can be used to infuse a spat water technique with lightning almost immediately after using it. I onder, can you add more than one element? Also, can I use this element alone, pretending I'm using an elemental combination, while I'm actually not doing anything?

 

[Kryptiic]

It basically works like the Lightning Inspiration technique, that can be used to infuse a spat water technique with lightning almost immediately after using it. I onder, can you add more than one element? Also, can I use this element alone, pretending I'm using an elemental combination, while I'm actually not doing anything?

For your first question, yes you can add more than one element.
It will just come down to timing when it is better to use just a single one, or scare someone to death and make them think they need to defend against a 5 element attack. Remembering that the more elements used can make it easier to identify as a gen, but at the same time they can't really prove you don't have yin yang.

Second question; In my opinion, yes, you're the first person to bring that side up, so i'll ask for Scorps' opinion on that so that there is no confusion later on.

Any other questions?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

For your first question, yes you can add more than one element.
It will just come down to timing when it is better to use just a single one, or scare someone to death and make them think they need to defend against a 5 element attack. Remembering that the more elements used can make it easier to identify as a gen, but at the same time they can't really prove you don't have yin yang.

Second question; In my opinion, yes, you're the first person to bring that side up, so i'll ask for Scorps' opinion on that so that there is no confusion later on.

Any other questions?

It's probably not a right usage of the technique, since it is described as complimenting a technique, which makes me think that it requires a base for you to layer it on.

No questions about this technique. Will you teach me me more techniques? Would you like to learn something of mine first?

 

[Kryptiic]

It's probably not a right usage of the technique, since it is described as complimenting a technique, which makes me think that it requires a base for you to layer it on.

No questions about this technique. Will you teach me me more techniques? Would you like to learn something of mine first?

I asked anyway, wont hurt to find out.

What else would you like to be taught?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

I asked anyway, wont hurt to find out.

What else would you like to be taught?

Well, the Size Matters one seems subtle and interesting enough to learn, wouldn't mind having it in my arsenal. The other genjutsu is good, but it is almost full. I don't want you to waste a spot with me, you might want to trade it with someone else whose jutsu you'd like and wouldn't accept any other jutsu for it.

As for other styles... your bear trap looks amazing, can I learn it?

 

[Kryptiic]

Well, the Size Matters one seems subtle and interesting enough to learn, wouldn't mind having it in my arsenal. The other genjutsu is good, but it is almost full. I don't want you to waste a spot with me, you might want to trade it with someone else whose jutsu you'd like and wouldn't accept any other jutsu for it.

As for other styles... your bear trap looks amazing, can I learn it?

If you want Amplification, you may have it. It's going to get filled up eventually.
I'll start off with Bear trap, then i'll do size matters

Doton: Beatorappu | Earth Style: Bear Trap
Type: Attack
Rank: B
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user focuses chakra beneath the opponent and manipulates the earth around that them. The user makes the earth from two parallel directions quickly pounce up on the opponents leg(s). The two slabs are full of spikes on the inside and moulds to the opponents leg upon clamping to it. The height can range from the top of the thigh to just the ankle. It happens in a quick, surprising action, like a bear trap.

Restrictions
– Can only be taught by Kryptiic
– Can only be used three times per match.

Pretty self explanatory, it's best used in scenarios where your opponent has no where to go, like when they're falling. And obviously the purpose is to immobilise the opponent.

Any questions?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

No questions, easy technique, no handseals, quick. It's perfect.

 

[Kryptiic]

Good good, and now for;

Genjutsu: Saizu wa Jūyō | Illusionary Arts: Size Matters
Type: Supplementary
Rank: C
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra: 15
Damage: N/A
Description: To perform this Genjutsu the user just has to have some sort of vision on the opponents body. In the Genjutsu the user can alter the length of their weapons or limbs. This is used to put off the opponent in close combat and can be very useful if doubled up with certain Genjutsu.

Restrictions
– Can only be taught by Kryptiic
– Can only be used 4 times per fight.

So visual contact is required to begin the genjutsu. Weapons and limbs sizes are changed, particularly helpful in taijutsu and can go easily unnoticed.
An example would be making the arm holding a kunai shorter and if the opponent tries to counter at the last minute, they've just been stabbed. Questions?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

Good good, and now for;

Genjutsu: Saizu wa Jūyō | Illusionary Arts: Size Matters
Type: Supplementary
Rank: C
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra: 15
Damage: N/A
Description: To perform this Genjutsu the user just has to have some sort of vision on the opponents body. In the Genjutsu the user can alter the length of their weapons or limbs. This is used to put off the opponent in close combat and can be very useful if doubled up with certain Genjutsu.

Restrictions
– Can only be taught by Kryptiic
– Can only be used 4 times per fight.

So visual contact is required to begin the genjutsu. Weapons and limbs sizes are changed, particularly helpful in taijutsu and can go easily unnoticed.
An example would be making the arm holding a kunai shorter and if the opponent tries to counter at the last minute, they've just been stabbed. Questions?

Sure:

"and can be very useful if doubled up with certain Genjutsu."

Did you have any specific jutsu in mind?

 

[Kryptiic]

Sure:

"and can be very useful if doubled up with certain Genjutsu."

Did you have any specific jutsu in mind?

I had this genjutsu in mind

( Konoha-Ryū: Yanagi ) - Leaf Ninja Art: Willow
Rank: B
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: 35
Description: The user waves their sword back and forth, which when seen by the target locks them in a genjutsu which causes them to hallucinate multiple waving arms. The movement resembles that of a willow tree blowing in the wind. With the enemy off guard, the user is free to cut them down.

So, in that gen when doubled up you can alter the sized of all the swords appearing to the opponent etc, though you might have some other custom genjutsu that would work with it.

I think that is it? Unless you want to learn Amplification

 

[Lili-Chwan]

Yeah, that's it. Have you given a thought about what you'd like to learn from me?

 

[Kryptiic]

Sure have.

Spoiler

(Genjutsu: Saru no Sobaeru) Illusion Technique: Prankster Monkey
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: 40
Description: The user preforms 1 handseal, casting a genjutsu that affects the opponents' brain, making him loose control over his own techniques, by exaggerating on the proportions of said technique. For example, if the person goes to spit a fireball, the stream that is spat is bigger than usual, burning the face and anything near it. Or when the person runs electricity through his the body, loss of control makes it short-circuit and shock the body. Or when the user encases him/herself in earth, the earth constricts around the body, harming and preventing breathing. This does not serve to augment the damage of the technique, if the opponent manages to fulfill the technique, it just makes it backfire. This genjutsu doesn't work on every technique nor on every situation, the user must balance the usage of this technique with situations where increasing the technique would make it backfire. Only one jutsu is affected by the technique, the following ones will not be.
*The genjutsu will only affect people from the same rank and bellow. Sharingan users or other Genjutsu specialists will be able to affect one rank above*

(Suiton: Bouhatei no Hanamizu) Water Release: Mole Snot
Rank: A
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: The user does a string of 4 handseals, creating a huge reservoir of a sticky substance (Similair to Water Style: Syrup Capture Field) underground. With one handseal, the user can erupt localized geiser-like streams around the opponent, which will then rain the substance upon the target. In case that doesn't work, the user can, by stomping on the ground, seep out the remaining underground syrup, sticking the opponent's foot to the ground.
In case the opponent decides to go underground to avoid the geysers he will come into contact with the substance underground and be stuck there, making him an easy target. The substance will short-circuit electricity, so if he tries using Nagashi to free himself he is dead.
*Can only be used thrice per match*

(Doton: Kachiku Kanshou ) Earth Release: Bovine Intervention
Rank: A
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: N/A
Description: This Jutsu is based on the Earth Chakra's abilities to harden or soften any earth feature. By slamming the user's palm on the ground, or on any thrown or erupted earth structure, the user is able to harden or soften the said structure, all at once. The technique is based on the user's chakra reservations, and thus the area and volume of the feature the user wishes to change varies with it.
As described this technique has two variants:

(Buru no Ai Naguriai ) Bison's Love Fist, which allows the structure struck by the right hand to harden immediately. Basically, any soft structure, such as Sand, Gravel or Mud (Created by Earth Release (Canon Element), not Mud Release (Custom Element)) will turn into rock.

(Ushi no Nyuujou Kissu) Cow's Milky Kiss, which allows the structure struck by the left hand to soften immediately. Basically, any hard structure, such as Rock, Harden Mud or Earth will turn into sand.

*Can only be used 3 times per battle*

Those jutsu, if it is ok.

 

[Lili-Chwan]

Well, I'll teach you Prankster Monkey (Filling up all the spots) and Bovine. Mole Snot is already full.
Besides, a B+A for B+B+C sounds about fair, no?

 

[Kryptiic]

Yeah, sure. Sounds fair

 

[Lili-Chwan]

Alright, please analyze this one:

(Genjutsu: Saru no Sobaeru) Illusion Technique: Prankster Monkey
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: 40
Description: The user preforms 1 handseal, casting a genjutsu that affects the opponents' brain, making him loose control over his own techniques, by exaggerating on the proportions of said technique. For example, if the person goes to spit a fireball, the stream that is spat is bigger than usual, burning the face and anything near it. Or when the person runs electricity through his the body, loss of control makes it short-circuit and shock the body. Or when the user encases him/herself in earth, the earth constricts around the body, harming and preventing breathing. This does not serve to augment the damage of the technique, if the opponent manages to fulfill the technique, it just makes it backfire. This genjutsu doesn't work on every technique nor on every situation, the user must balance the usage of this technique with situations where increasing the technique would make it backfire. Only one jutsu is affected by the technique, the following ones will not be.
*The genjutsu will only affect people from the same rank and bellow. Sharingan users or other Genjutsu specialists will be able to affect one rank above*

 

[Kryptiic]

The illusion is based on an opponents jutsu being used against them. Depending on the element and jutsu that they use, the illusion will affect them differently. Like the technique says, it exaggerates the properties of the used jutsu.
If you want me to elaborate more just ask, though it will probably be a similar response with just more words, aha.

Does the opponent carry out the jutsu they are using? For example if they use a fire tech and it blows up in their face, will I need to defend against said technique, or does the illusion stop it from happening?

Also, if I had sharingan and can see what their chakra nature is, (say lightning) can I use the genjutsu as they're building their technique, or does it need to be released?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

The illusion is based on an opponents jutsu being used against them. Depending on the element and jutsu that they use, the illusion will affect them differently. Like the technique says, it exaggerates the properties of the used jutsu.
If you want me to elaborate more just ask, though it will probably be a similar response with just more words, aha.

Does the opponent carry out the jutsu they are using? For example if they use a fire tech and it blows up in their face, will I need to defend against said technique, or does the illusion stop it from happening?

Also, if I had sharingan and can see what their chakra nature is, (say lightning) can I use the genjutsu as they're building their technique, or does it need to be released?

That's wrong. I have a technique that does that, Black Widow. This genjutsu does not create the illusion of having the opponent see their techniques being used against himself. What this genjutsu does is disorient the brain as to the precise measurements of chakra output. Many techniques require the user to accurately mold the chakra, otherwise the technique fails. When an academy student tries some techniques, the often result is either a technique too weak to function or uncontrollably wild, until the student is able to correctly manipulate their chakra. By disrupting a part of the brain that deals with this sort of trained responses, you are able to recreate this on experienced ninja.

In essence, your opponent is performing a technique, and you discretely disorient him into putting more chakra than necessary, making the technique slightly more wild. So, if your opponent is performing a fire technique, spat, the stream would possibly hit the mouth and burn him, or simply explode altogether, which would make the opponent stop the technique (reflexive response to the pain), and feel the backlash.


You can't break time-frame, so, for this jutsu to affect the first technique your opponent uses, it has to performed in the previous turn. Which, of course, isn't likely, because your opponent will metagame into not using a technique that is affected by this. Though this genjutsu does require only 1 handseal, so, if the technique your opponent uses is more on the continuous, stream-like release, then you could still affected.

Best example would be like a flamethrower. Your opponent does the handseals and starts spitting out fire, you see him inhaling and then exhaling, as the flames start bursting from his mouth. You can quickly make one handseal, and the spat flame engrosses and explodes on his face. If you're quick enough, you might not even have to defend against it, as the explosion at the base of the flamethrower (your opponent's face) could disrupt the rest of the stream. But, in this situation, it is better to play it safe, and assume a severely less powerful version of the attack still manages to come at you, like, say, an A rank turned C rank, or something similar, remnants of the fire your opponent spat.

This problem, of course, doesn't apply to the rest of the battle. Other than the first technique your opponent uses in the turn, you can use this technique as your opponent makes handseals, builds up chakra, etc etc, you don't have to wait until your opponent actually releases the technique. Of course, you risk that your opponent uses a technique that isn't affected by this, which is why I prefer to observe my opponent and use this technique (if it is not the first technique in the turn) as my opponent is inhaling, just before he exhales, because most technique where the opponent inhales first do get affected ( Fire, Wind mainly ).


Sharingan can't see chakra nature. But sure, if you see your opponent building up chakra, especially around the lungs, stomach or mouth areas (Which are the more likely to signify a spat technique, the more obvious type of technique that does get affected by Prankster Monkey), then you could counter with this technique right away. But, again, you can't see chakra natures with the sharingan, you can just deduct based on how the chakra is behaving.



Alright, what sort of techniques aren't affected by this genjutsu?

 

[Kryptiic]

That's wrong. I have a technique that does that, Black Widow. This genjutsu does not create the illusion of having the opponent see their techniques being used against himself. What this genjutsu does is disorient the brain as to the precise measurements of chakra output. Many techniques require the user to accurately mold the chakra, otherwise the technique fails. When an academy student tries some techniques, the often result is either a technique too weak to function or uncontrollably wild, until the student is able to correctly manipulate their chakra. By disrupting a part of the brain that deals with this sort of trained responses, you are able to recreate this on experienced ninja.

In essence, your opponent is performing a technique, and you discretely disorient him into putting more chakra than necessary, making the technique slightly more wild. So, if your opponent is performing a fire technique, spat, the stream would possibly hit the mouth and burn him, or simply explode altogether, which would make the opponent stop the technique (reflexive response to the pain), and feel the backlash.


You can't break time-frame, so, for this jutsu to affect the first technique your opponent uses, it has to performed in the previous turn. Which, of course, isn't likely, because your opponent will metagame into not using a technique that is affected by this. Though this genjutsu does require only 1 handseal, so, if the technique your opponent uses is more on the continuous, stream-like release, then you could still affected.

Best example would be like a flamethrower. Your opponent does the handseals and starts spitting out fire, you see him inhaling and then exhaling, as the flames start bursting from his mouth. You can quickly make one handseal, and the spat flame engrosses and explodes on his face. If you're quick enough, you might not even have to defend against it, as the explosion at the base of the flamethrower (your opponent's face) could disrupt the rest of the stream. But, in this situation, it is better to play it safe, and assume a severely less powerful version of the attack still manages to come at you, like, say, an A rank turned C rank, or something similar, remnants of the fire your opponent spat.

This problem, of course, doesn't apply to the rest of the battle. Other than the first technique your opponent uses in the turn, you can use this technique as your opponent makes handseals, builds up chakra, etc etc, you don't have to wait until your opponent actually releases the technique. Of course, you risk that your opponent uses a technique that isn't affected by this, which is why I prefer to observe my opponent and use this technique (if it is not the first technique in the turn) as my opponent is inhaling, just before he exhales, because most technique where the opponent inhales first do get affected ( Fire, Wind mainly ).


Sharingan can't see chakra nature. But sure, if you see your opponent building up chakra, especially around the lungs, stomach or mouth areas (Which are the more likely to signify a spat technique, the more obvious type of technique that does get affected by Prankster Monkey), then you could counter with this technique right away. But, again, you can't see chakra natures with the sharingan, you can just deduct based on how the chakra is behaving.



Alright, what sort of techniques aren't affected by this genjutsu?

Ok thank you for the clarification. And thanks for the pointers regarding using the jutsu while working with the timeframe, was struggling to visualise how to make the jutsu effective.
Though I do have another question now. When using the jutsu successfully what would be considered the long term effect? For example the fire jutsu slightly misfires and causes slight burns to the mouth. How would that effect the opponent in the long run/provide the user with an opportunity to catch them off guard.

I believe that jutsu not making contact with the user couldn't be affected by Prankster Monkey. So a jutsu like Earth Spikes , because there is a distance, reducing any kind of faltering the jutsu could have.

And for Bovine;

The jutsu provides the user with the capability of altering the earths terrain in multiple forms. In the ninja world, different environment and abilities (gaaras sand and suna desert for eg) are always present. So the jutsu provides a stock standard method to manipulate the field to their desired situation.

Each hand has a different effect, with each being useful in different circumstances. For example, it provides another method to countering 'Swamp of the Underworld' by turning the mud back into stone or softening the ground so when a jutsu like spikes are used, they just crumble against your body. (Unless because they're both A rank it wont work? Hopefully you can clarify if i'm wrong). But it can also be used offensively. For example softening the ground and following with a wind or water jutsu to tear the field up.

Question; If someone was to use a pillar jutsu for example to lift them self up, would I be able to use this jutsu to disrupt the solid structure. causing them to fall/get stuck in the loose earth etc?

 

[Lili-Chwan]

As for the first question, yeah, they don't really work on remote techniques. If fire burns the mouth, the obvious thing, with everything, is that the pain overloads the system, and the balance shift disrupts the technique. On the short run, you essentially stopped the technique, on the long run, it's not really quantifiable. Who's to say what degree of a burn your opponent has. I don't think it would be fatal, but it all depends on the situation. Just try to think what would happen if something misfires point blank, and describe as you feel.

You can use Bovine to counter techniques, especially earth techniques. But because they are techniques, they still abide to the elemental W&S. Which means you can't exactly turn the mud from Swamp of the Underworld into sand or rock, because both techs are A rank. What happens, though, is that you purge your opponent's chakra from the technique, which in this case would mean the mud would become normal mud, which you can walk over, and in cases of pillars or other structures, you'd halt their advancement, growth, motion, etc, anything that would make sense would happen when you cut them off the chakra that was giving them purpose.

If the ranks are within the parameters, then yes, you could turn a pillar into sand, making them fall, and that could be extended from the ground to the pillar, so you touch the ground, and turn everything in it, including pillars your opponent made erupt from the ground, into sand, or freeze them into solid rock so that they can't grow further, and steal them from your opponent's control.