[Ken] L teaches me Kenjutsu
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I always find RP in trainings to be tiresome, so let's do it OOCly please.
The kenjutsu, or as known alternatively "the way of the sword" (this sounds way cooler), is the art of using the deadly, yet fragile weapon which is the sword. This art's origin mainly lies in the early centuries of Japan, specifically the Edo Period, which was heavily samurai populated. The samurai, who is the first person to use the sword, invented this art for one purpose which is known worldwide: to kill. But is this the only use a sword consists? Obviously no.
Let's get back at it. By performing different body maneuvers, you can also give different shape attacks with the sword. In the Naruto Verse, Kenjutsu can be used in combination with chakra, which is raw chakra fueling, elemental chakra applying etc. One of the most distinct art that goes the most with Kenjutsu, is the body arts, which is known as Taijutsu. If one is skilled in Taijutsu, he may as well as excel in Kenjutsu, and vice versa I believe.
The kenjutsu, or as known alternatively "the way of the sword" (this sounds way cooler), is the art of using the deadly, yet fragile weapon which is the sword. This art's origin mainly lies in the early centuries of Japan, specifically the Edo Period, which was heavily samurai populated. The samurai, who is the first person to use the sword, invented this art for one purpose which is known worldwide: to kill. But is this the only use a sword consists? Obviously no.
Let's get back at it. By performing different body maneuvers, you can also give different shape attacks with the sword. In the Naruto Verse, Kenjutsu can be used in combination with chakra, which is raw chakra fueling, elemental chakra applying etc. One of the most distinct art that goes the most with Kenjutsu, is the body arts, which is known as Taijutsu. If one is skilled in Taijutsu, he may as well as excel in Kenjutsu, and vice versa I believe.
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Alright, leggo. I'll explain a technique then I want you to perform the technique, as well as analyze it a bit.
Now, this is the first technique and a simple one at that too. Using your sword, you will deliver a sequence of slashes. The cool thing is, this technique does not say what kind of slash, or where, allowing you freedom of choice on that. After delivering several slashes, you will deliver a final liberal slash to the opponent.
Now, this is the first technique and a simple one at that too. Using your sword, you will deliver a sequence of slashes. The cool thing is, this technique does not say what kind of slash, or where, allowing you freedom of choice on that. After delivering several slashes, you will deliver a final liberal slash to the opponent.
Taking a hold of my sword, I lunge towards my sole target and start by swinging my sword at him. This way I deliver a few slashes on different parts of his body, which then after I would deliver a final and liberal blow which will deal considerable damage and send him flying.
This technique could be used on body parts that are already either restricted of movement, limited, or even damaged so the target would experience a permanent loss of that body part. You could deliver several so the possibilites of at least one landing a hit is high. If I may ask, why does this require chakra if the description doesn't include any potential usage of it? Or are the slashes infused with raw chakra?
This technique could be used on body parts that are already either restricted of movement, limited, or even damaged so the target would experience a permanent loss of that body part. You could deliver several so the possibilites of at least one landing a hit is high. If I may ask, why does this require chakra if the description doesn't include any potential usage of it? Or are the slashes infused with raw chakra?
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Its just raw chakra. Good observation though.
Another simple technique where you will punch your opponent a few times in order to stagger them. After doing so, you will finish them off with two slashes. These slashes can be aimed anywhere, meaning they can be vital, or if chosen, not.
Confronting my enemy shrot range, I rush forward and raise both of my fists in order to deliver a few punches which will be enough for the target to get occupied with their damage. I then draw my sword and perform two slashes, specifically in his vital areas, such as neck and chest area.
Alright, this technique is practically similar to the first one, but instead in this one, the user does a series of punching strikes rather than sword slashes. To get to the main and better part of this technique, you have to be lucky for your opponent to bypass those punches. If they can counter it then you have no chance to continue with the sword slashes, depending on their move. Low ranked technique as well. I liked the first one better
Alright, this technique is practically similar to the first one, but instead in this one, the user does a series of punching strikes rather than sword slashes. To get to the main and better part of this technique, you have to be lucky for your opponent to bypass those punches. If they can counter it then you have no chance to continue with the sword slashes, depending on their move. Low ranked technique as well. I liked the first one better
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Good job.
Now this is a simpler one. Here you will run towards the opponent, and as you get close you will extend your blade and spin. This will allow you to strike the opponent multiple times.
Aesthetically dragging my single sword over the ground as I gradually sever the distance between me and the enemy, I lift my arm before I would jump in the air. I would then hit the enemy multipile times by spinning in front of him, which should deal him some damage.
As simple as it sounds, but I like it. No chakra cost and the damage is neat for a C rank technique. Could be used in a combination of some sorts, that would be hella.
As simple as it sounds, but I like it. No chakra cost and the damage is neat for a C rank technique. Could be used in a combination of some sorts, that would be hella.
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Awesome job.
Another simple one, as well as the last C rank technique. You will run towards the opponent with your sword, and either jump up, or when you are on a higher platform and jump down from it. This allows you to point your sword downwards, onto the opponent, drilling it down into the opponent. Pretty awesome.
Another simple one, as well as the last C rank technique. You will run towards the opponent with your sword, and either jump up, or when you are on a higher platform and jump down from it. This allows you to point your sword downwards, onto the opponent, drilling it down into the opponent. Pretty awesome.
I lunge forward with my full speed while simultaneously jumping forward. Taking a better hold of my sword, I launch myself downwards like a human torpedo and drill the sword right through the target's chest area. The whole momntum would be enough to penetrate the target back and forth.
Definitely a good technique, if not the best of the C ranks. The jumping up is pretty nice and can come in handy in certain sitations to avoid attacks, and then attack. It can be pracitcally used to take upper hand in a battle. I also like the addition of it being used when you jump off a platform.
Definitely a good technique, if not the best of the C ranks. The jumping up is pretty nice and can come in handy in certain sitations to avoid attacks, and then attack. It can be pracitcally used to take upper hand in a battle. I also like the addition of it being used when you jump off a platform.
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Cool, onto the B ranks.
You will dash towards the opponent, and then deliver a strike to them via the use of your sword handle, before delivering several kicks which blasts the opponent into the air. You will follow suit, and deliver a punch to the opponent, slamming them into an obstacle, like a tree or something.
Now, for the next one, you will take out your sword and channel some chakra into it. You will then dash towards the opponent, and deliver an upwards slash into the air, which hits them up. With a simple jump, you will appear above the opponent, and deliver a drilling slash downwards, aiming to strike their shoulder or head, impelling them into the ground. Pretty useful.
You will dash towards the opponent, and then deliver a strike to them via the use of your sword handle, before delivering several kicks which blasts the opponent into the air. You will follow suit, and deliver a punch to the opponent, slamming them into an obstacle, like a tree or something.
Now, for the next one, you will take out your sword and channel some chakra into it. You will then dash towards the opponent, and deliver an upwards slash into the air, which hits them up. With a simple jump, you will appear above the opponent, and deliver a drilling slash downwards, aiming to strike their shoulder or head, impelling them into the ground. Pretty useful.
1. I take a run towards my sole target and hit him with the hilt of my sword before kicking him in various areas of his body, which should send him in the air. To finish, I deliver a punch which sends him away slammed against a huge boulder and drops unconscious.
I believe this technique gives you a lot of freedom on how you are going to use its mechanisms. Since it involves all three kind of CQC attacks, (punches, kicks, sword) you would be able to creatively give your opponent a hard time. The rank is pretty alright too, I like it.
2. Moving onto my next target, I suddenly dash and appear in front of him while hitting him in an upwards manner with my sword. That should send him in the air, from where I appear above him and perform a downwards drilling slash in his shoulders. The stabbing is actually fatal for the target as he drops dead.
Yeah definitely a good technique. The use of the sword and the rank gives you the chance to tear through a barrier the opponent may have in those moments. If you manage to get through with the first hit, you have the upper hand and try to kill him.
I believe this technique gives you a lot of freedom on how you are going to use its mechanisms. Since it involves all three kind of CQC attacks, (punches, kicks, sword) you would be able to creatively give your opponent a hard time. The rank is pretty alright too, I like it.
2. Moving onto my next target, I suddenly dash and appear in front of him while hitting him in an upwards manner with my sword. That should send him in the air, from where I appear above him and perform a downwards drilling slash in his shoulders. The stabbing is actually fatal for the target as he drops dead.
Yeah definitely a good technique. The use of the sword and the rank gives you the chance to tear through a barrier the opponent may have in those moments. If you manage to get through with the first hit, you have the upper hand and try to kill him.
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Awesome job.
With this technique, you will focus some chakra into your sword. A simple crescent shaped slash is then performed, allowing you to release a red wave of chakra. Best put, its basically an NB version of Gestuga Tenshou, if you follow Bleach z,z Quite useful though.
With this one, you will flow Chidori Nagashi through your sword, causing it to radiate and chirping. This allows it to cut through steel, as well as when the opponent is cut by the sword, to be numbed and their freedom of movement taken away.
With this technique, you will focus some chakra into your sword. A simple crescent shaped slash is then performed, allowing you to release a red wave of chakra. Best put, its basically an NB version of Gestuga Tenshou, if you follow Bleach z,z Quite useful though.
With this one, you will flow Chidori Nagashi through your sword, causing it to radiate and chirping. This allows it to cut through steel, as well as when the opponent is cut by the sword, to be numbed and their freedom of movement taken away.
1. I grasp my sword tightly and locate my enemy in the battlefield. I then swing my sword in a crescent manner after focusing some chakra into it. Then, a red wave of chakra will come out of the sword and attacks the enemy within range.
I had been waiting on this technique for so long, lol. The first Kenjutsu technique which revolves around shooting projectiles at your opponent. Nice technique, I like it really. Does this effect short range targets? o-o
2. Having a steel platform in front of me, I channel Chidori Nagashi in my sword which should increase its cutting capabilities a lot. Swinging my sword, I cut through the steel easily. I then head towards my original target and hit him with the lightning infused weapon, which upon contact numbs him.
Ah, a nice technique against steel users. (looks at NK ;_; ) Though you'd need to use Chidori Nagashi before hand, and then this. That would cost you two moves in a battle. Otherwise nice combination technique. It can numb enemies so that's great.
I had been waiting on this technique for so long, lol. The first Kenjutsu technique which revolves around shooting projectiles at your opponent. Nice technique, I like it really. Does this effect short range targets? o-o
2. Having a steel platform in front of me, I channel Chidori Nagashi in my sword which should increase its cutting capabilities a lot. Swinging my sword, I cut through the steel easily. I then head towards my original target and hit him with the lightning infused weapon, which upon contact numbs him.
Ah, a nice technique against steel users. (looks at NK ;_; ) Though you'd need to use Chidori Nagashi before hand, and then this. That would cost you two moves in a battle. Otherwise nice combination technique. It can numb enemies so that's great.
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Yep. Although it says Mid range, it travels up to Mid range, but can strike Short range targets.
With this technique, you will channel your chakra into your sword. This makes it glow blue, where you will then dash towards the opponent and jump into the air, and pivot off your foot as you do so. This allows you to spin in the air towards the opponent, as you extend your blade and cut through the opponent.
Last but not least, a technique which can be used to counter free flowing Lightning techniques like Chidori Nagashi. When struck by the technique, you will use your sword as a rod to attract the lightning currents. You will then point the tip of the sword into the ground, dispelling the lightning charge and nullifying the effects of paralysis. However, it only works on free flowing Lightning based techniques.
With this technique, you will channel your chakra into your sword. This makes it glow blue, where you will then dash towards the opponent and jump into the air, and pivot off your foot as you do so. This allows you to spin in the air towards the opponent, as you extend your blade and cut through the opponent.
Last but not least, a technique which can be used to counter free flowing Lightning techniques like Chidori Nagashi. When struck by the technique, you will use your sword as a rod to attract the lightning currents. You will then point the tip of the sword into the ground, dispelling the lightning charge and nullifying the effects of paralysis. However, it only works on free flowing Lightning based techniques.
1. As I run towards my opponent, I channel chakra into my sword and jump high in the air. Raining down on my opponent, I quickly spin in front of him and deliver a series of sword slashes everywhere, but mainly in his vital points. The opponent is knocked out.
I always love jumping techniques. As I mentioned earlier in the above post, it gives you the chance to take the upper hand. This technique is a strong one which deals with the usage of chakra and hitting your opponent with your sword. Basic but lethal.
2. As my opponent performs an unfocused lightning technique on me, I direct my sword forward like a rod, and that should attract all the lightning. I then direct the tip of the sword on the ground and dispell its numbing capabilities, rendering it useless.
A counter for techniques like Nagashi? Nice, to say the least. It's a quick process and helps you in certain situations when you're restricted. Though, using it on water terrain would be as good as suicide.
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I always love jumping techniques. As I mentioned earlier in the above post, it gives you the chance to take the upper hand. This technique is a strong one which deals with the usage of chakra and hitting your opponent with your sword. Basic but lethal.
2. As my opponent performs an unfocused lightning technique on me, I direct my sword forward like a rod, and that should attract all the lightning. I then direct the tip of the sword on the ground and dispell its numbing capabilities, rendering it useless.
A counter for techniques like Nagashi? Nice, to say the least. It's a quick process and helps you in certain situations when you're restricted. Though, using it on water terrain would be as good as suicide.
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Thanks for the training L.
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Yeah, and the way the second tech is worded, its like the technique hits you first but if you have your sword, it will draw the Lightning currents to it, which is then dispelled through the ground. Other than that, good job and we're done with Kenjutsu.