[Gen] Leaf trains Skorm and Klaus- Genjutsu

Mephistopheles · Nov 28, 2013

Skorm is mostly right. One would have to find out that the fireball lacks chakra or heat. One could also send a large water technique towards the fireball and see no effect whatsoever, but that would take too much time and all.
And moving to long range would indeed work too xD

Anyway, I cannot stress the fact that you need to EXPLAIN how you figure out you're in a genjutsu and HOW you escape. I fought so many opponents that didn't and it cost them their fight.

Understood & Agreed?

Silico · Dec 16, 2013

Mephistopheles said:
Understood & Agreed?

Yup, ready to continue.

Mephistopheles · Jan 4, 2014

Alrighty, next up:

( Genjutsu: Kasumi no Jutsu ) - Illusion Technique: Mist Technique
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: N/A
Description: The user creates an illusionary clone that charges towards the enemy, jumps, then explodes in a cloud of cherry blossom petals which results in confusing the opponent and obscuring their vision, leaving them open for attack.

Focus your chakra and use it to trap your opponent into a genjutsu where it seems like you create a clone. As soon as the clone appears to be made, it starts running towards the opponent. As it reaches them it will jump and explode into a cloud of cherry blossom petals which will confuse the opponent and block and obscure their vision which you can use to attack them.

Silico · May 20, 2014

Long time no genjutsu o.o.

*Alucard starts by focusing his chakra which he would then release inform of a genjutsu to trap the victims mind, causing illusions. As the illusion would've started, a clone(which would resemble a kage bunshin) would rush towards the target like a kami kaze fashion and explode on the touch. The idea is to set the opponent off-balance while for example summoning a real kage bunshin. It would really confuse the opponent as they'd now have two(or more) clones as one of the clones is just an illusion. So yeah, this would be an epic combination with this jutsu:

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Mephistopheles · May 26, 2014

Well, basically the opponent would only see one, because that is the only one you make them see.
But I suppose you can make them see the other clones as well, but why would you do this?
Keep in mind that a genjutsu is basically just a manipulation of the opponent's senses, thus you can make them see anything, or not make them see anything, your choice

Silico · Jun 8, 2014

I would let the opponent see one or two of the "real clones" before casting him/her into the genjutsu and providing even more confusion about who the real clone that is going to explode. Well. Atleast that was the plan >_>.

Mephistopheles · Jun 8, 2014

lol alright then, let's continue.

(Magen: Nijū Kokoni Arazu no Jutsu) Demonic Illusion: Double False Surroundings Technique
Type: Supplmentary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
The user will do a sequence of 3 handseals, putting his opponents under a double layered Genjutsu. The user is able to create false surroundings to fool his targets, much like the simpler version of the technique. However, the illusion is in fact layered. If the opponent manages to release the first one, he will then feel the effects of the second illusion. If, for example, the first illusion is that of a desert and the second that of a forest, upon releasing the first one, the opponent will see the desert fade away while the forest appears around him, making him think he dispelled the illusion while in essence he is still caught in one. Each illusion is equivalent to C-Rank and both are casted at the same time. While normal releases will release only one illusion at a time, a strong enough pain or an external source of chakra can dispel both at the same time.

Focus your chakra and perform three handseals, after which you will trap your opponent in a double layered genjutsu. The first layer will create false surroundings like the lower ranked version of this technique, but the second layer will be an almost identical copy of reality. The only difference is that the opponent will not see you attackign them. This will make the opponent believe they are completely safe, whilst in reality they are being attacked!

Silico · Jun 9, 2014

*sees the B-rank in the jutsu description*

FINALLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!!!?!!!!!!!!!!?!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes.

I see, if you combined three layers of the illusion would it become an A-rank jutsu then or?
How would you break out of this sort of illusion by just using Kai once?

Anyway, time to perform le technique.

*Alucard started by focusing his chakra and performed three hand-seals, and in the meantime he began to create the concepts of the two layers that the genjutsu would eventually take form into. As Alucard started to mould his chakra he had two terrains in mind. Upon release, the opponent would be trapped into a torture room. A release from this layer of the genjutsu would make the opponent feel so lucky because the other layer would be a beautiful forest. The opponent wouldn't easily think that this would yet be another illusion but feel releaved.*

Mephistopheles · Jun 19, 2014

Shall we go to the next then? xD

( 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.

This one is really weird. You need to focus your chakra and get a sword. You then start to wave your sword back and forth, releasing your chakra, which will trap the opponent in a genjutsu once they see the sword moving. As they get trapped in the genjutsu, they will see you as a tree with waving branches. Now that the enemy will not suspect you attacking them, you're a tree to them after all, you can freely cut them down.

Silico · Jun 19, 2014

Shall we go to the next then? xD

Oyaaa

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A genjutsu with damage points. That's trippy o_o.
What's even more trippy is the genjutsu itself. Making sword cuts look like a tree in the wind. This is sick..

*Alucard bent down and grabbed two swords that was lying on the ground. He used one sword/hand and started off by gathering up a decent amount of chakra that he would release in a form of illusion. But before he released it, he began waving with his sword in rather ridiculous fashions. As he did so, he released his chakra and created a genjutsu that would make the sword-dance look like a tree in the wind. This would trick the opponent by creating a harmless image of a tree while in reality it's two(could be one sword too) that is cutting the opponent.*

Adachi · Jul 20, 2014

Alucard was standing alone in the middle of the field, waving around some stupid sword. I almost thought he had lost his mind or something. Reaching out, I snatched the sword straight from his grasp.

"Yo. So I'm here to take over your Genjutsu," I commented. "I think your previous sensei told you everything you needed to know about the dull technique you were performing just moments ago." I waved the weapon around. "So, let's move on to the next one then." Taking out a scroll from my pouch, I channeled my chakra into it, causing a whiteboard to appear. The top page showed a diagram of handseals, to which I pointed to at with the sword I had taken from Alucard. "Now, there are twelve handseals normally used in techniques," I explained. "They allow you to focus your chakra to use certain jutsus in battle. The number of handseals are also very vital. A single handseal could mean mastery over a jutsu, but also, the shorter the amount of handseals in a battle can also dictate how much more faster your jutsu could activate before your opponent's."

With that, I took a single step back from my student. "Now, I'd like you to form the handseals of Dog → Hare → Snake → Ram and then channel your chakra into my brain. Disrupting the flow of my chakra system, take control of all five of my senses to cause an illusion where I am lead to believe that bean vines have sprouted from below me and then bind my body, lifting me into the air. After that, create a bean pod that rises before me, ready to attack me." I stabbed the sword into the ground before me. "While I am caught up in this illusion, steal this sword from before me."

Silico · Jul 24, 2014

Alucard was standing alone in the middle of the field, waving around some stupid sword. I almost thought he had lost his mind or something. Reaching out, I snatched the sword straight from his grasp.

Not as stupid as your clothing <_<

Oh so you have the whiteboard summon? How can one acquire this huehuehue ;P Don't take my sword

.

I actually have a question about all this handseal things. Why are there different handseals and what determines handseals to a jutsu?

Anywhooo. Ooooooh i get my sword back. <3

Alucard started off by performing four handseals:

Dog → Hare → Snake → Ram

He then started moulding some chakra in the core of his body. When the right amount was gathered he looked at his new teachers pretty face and released his chakra right into his senseis mind, controling all five senses(hearing, smell, sight, taste and sensory). By doing so, he'd paralyze his new sensei until he'd disrupt his chakra flow by either stabbing himself, infusing him with unbalanced chakra(Kai) or using elemental chakra such as doton or suiton etc(could you actually explain that elemental things to me, i was just notified you could actually do that >_>). Anyway, as Alucard had grasped all the senses in his new teachers mind he created a illusion that would last a while. The illusion began by Alucard disappearing completely. Making the opponent very unstable as he/she would not have the slightest clue of the whereabouts of his/her enemy. The illusion would not stop there, it'd also make the opponent see vines of beans appearing right infront of them from the ground. These would later bind the enemy and hover them up into the sky. A beanpod would then arise revealing Alucard who'd be ready to strike.

But all in all i just grabbed my sword back.

Adachi · Jul 28, 2014

To say the least, the beanpod that contained Alucard was a rather disturbing sight to behold. Managing to move my hands together to form Kai, I disrupted the Genjutsu with a spike of chakra as the illusion dispersed before me just in time to hear Alucard's question. The sword was also back in his hand, as expected.

"Naturally, people would use something that is called 'a chakra surge,'" I told my student. "Much like how Kai works to reset our chakra flow, a body surge does the same by disrupting our chakra system with a new influx of power. The most common way of doing this would be through Chidori Nagashi, which allows Lightning to travel throughout your body."

Forming the Tiger handseal, I created a clone next to me. "Now, this next jutsu plays a similar concept," I explained. "Take over my clone's five senses. Then, have him believe you have dissolved into mist, but in reality, you are now creeping up to him like a stalker as you have a tree wind up around my clone, immobilizing him. Then, make your head appear from the tree, along with your arm, and then strike him down."

( Genjutsu: Ingemame Ketsugō Sakkaku ) - Illusion Technique String Bean Binding Illusion
Rank: B
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: N/A
Description: Similar to Illusion Technique: Tree Binding Death, where the user first disappears, while the target sees several bean vines growing from the ground. These vines bind the target body, lifting them into the air. Then a bean pod rises from the ground to reveal the user, ready to strike. In reality, the opponent is immobilized by the illusion, allowing the user to strike.

Silico · Aug 7, 2014

Not as disturbing as it could've been >.>

Yo you used the wrong jutsu in the description

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I suppose it's this one.

As it matches the description more.

Alucard now noticed the shadow clone he'd practice on.

"How quaint, this was more fun to do on sensei sama U___U"

He now started to gather up some chakra which he'd then focus into the mind of the shadow clone that now stood before him. As Alucard now had control over all the five senses by using genjutsu, he now made a an illusion that would make it seem that he'd dissolve into a mist-form which made the clone totally confused. In reality, Alucard was just going closer and closer to the clone.

Question. This tech is completely useless as all it does is to make your foe immobilized while the user gets to short range. That's the idea right? However it can't be used in any other range than just short range. It's like yeah, imma stun you to get closer to you. Whoops i can't use this stun til i am close to you ~_~.

Adachi · Oct 4, 2014

Actually, no, my way of teaching is that I teach it first and then post the jutsu afterwards to show you what you learned. ._.
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"You forgot to successfully decapitate my clone," I informed Alucard, noting that he had been doing nothing but inching closer to my clone without a follow up strike. "As for your question, take into consideration the types of fights that are usually executed within short range of your opponent. As there is little to no time to strike, Taijutsu and Genjutsu specialists usually excel at such a range, however, if you were a master of Genjutsu, you could simply dissuade them with the usage of this jutsu. However, also note that it takes five handseals but the manner of the jutsu blends perfectly with another jutsu that could possibly affect the weather such as 'Hidden Mist', furthering the confusion on your opponent."

I walked up to my clone and set a hand on him, releasing him from Alucard's Genjutsu. "Now, this next jutsu you'll find perhaps a bit more useful," I instructed him. "Proceed to take over my clone's five senses and have him believe that snakes have just burst out of the ground, crawling up and around his body to restrain him, pulling him tighter and tighter to prevent breath. This works up to mid range..."

Shoving my hands into my pocket, I paced a bit as I pondered the wording of my next question. "Now, let us say you were caught in this Genjutsu. How might you reason that this is a Genjutsu and not a real technique?"

Silico · Oct 6, 2014

Fine then >_>

"Now, this next jutsu you'll find perhaps a bit more useful," I instructed him. "Proceed to take over my clone's five senses and have him believe that snakes have just burst out of the ground, crawling up and around his body to restrain him, pulling him tighter and tighter to prevent breath. This works up to mid range..."

I would say that you could break out of it if you somehow find out that the opponent lacks snake summoning. If a snake has been summoned before the genjutsu was released(a real snake) the one caught in the genjutsu could then have a guess if there'd be more snakes than one or not. Likewise if the one caught in the genjutsu has spotted a summoning scroll or a tattoo on the opponent that hasn't been used yet.

^Or maybe that is out of the boundaries..

Anyway, i suppose this is the tech:

I wonder though how it can do that much damage with stress alone even if the target actually isn't physically damaged.

Anyway, the way i'd break out of the genjutsu is to think fast where the snakes randomly came from. If they attack me, that means the opponent must've summoned them in a way but i didn't see him/her make any handseals or use their scroll/tattoo to summon the snakes etc.. This would however, be harder if you actually did face a snake summoner but it can also be seen through if you see what the snake summoner actually summons. If he/she summons a large snake, it's unreal that small snakes would emerge from the ground and strangle you. For example. If actually the user did summon three smaller snakes to dig into the ground while the opponent casted the genjutsu on you, i guess that means that you'd think the snakes are strangling you but they're still underground and awaiting orders. Time frames can be factor here and means you have to calculate if it's possible that the summoned snakes actually where able to travel this fast towards you.

That's what i have ... Oh and when you find out it's a genjutsu, use Kai.

Adachi · Oct 9, 2014

Perfect! So, basically, this technique teaches the very simple concept of reasoning, which is basically what allows you to pinpoint and break out of a Genjutsu without essentially "godmodding" in any battle. Here, you did perfectly. You noticed that I didn't have any snake summoning beforehand (five handseals, the use of blood) nor did I possess one (normally only Kabuto and Orochimaru bios are supposed to have these), and even the medium the opponent could have used to summon the snake (tattoo or scroll).

I believe the description states that it "damages the mind" due to the fact that you believe you're being crushed with the breath being forced out of you, which in turn, results in that mental damage. So, I guess for this technique, treat it as if it was happening in reality until you break out of it.

Okay, I half agree with your response. Firstly, this technique works on the basis of how the opponent describes it. It can range from small to large snakes, but in most cases that I have encountered, your entire body is immobilized, thus rendering it impossible to use Kai to escape from this.

Given such a situation, what might be one technique you can use to break yourself out of this? Also, what's another way without using any technique to get out of this?

Silico · Oct 9, 2014

Adachi said:
Given such a situation, what might be one technique you can use to break yourself out of this? Also, what's another way without using any technique to get out of this?

Kai isn't by any means the only way to escape genjutsu. Creating pain is also a useful way which would shock my body and giving my chakra flow a spike that would dispel the illusion, if the pain is relative to the illusion. But meh, in this case a B-ranked jutsu low-ranked taijutsu would cause enough pain. Like facepalm really hard or O__O.
However, i'd use this.

I'd force my chakra flow to burst out on my skin to create this hardening armor, thus change the flow of chakra and then overpower the fluctuation and ultimately reset the chakra flow to normal when enough chakra has been used.

^

I could also use.

The release note means that i release unfocused raiton chakra from my body, this would also become powerful enough to break out from B-ranked genjutsu.

Lastly, Summons(for my case since i lack sage mode or curse marks >_>). Using the chakra transfer technique they can restore my chakra flow from outside the illusion.

I'm not skilled enough in the elements above though to use those techs, so i'd be forced to cause pain..

Adachi · Oct 16, 2014

Yesss, you covered everything I was looking for! Clones also work in this situation, but ever since the "nerf" on them, I don't think people have been using them much. Biting a chunk of your lip off also works, by the way. Like, just a little. <_< It's just B-Rank though, but you still have to be wary.

( Genjutsu: Oshitsubusu Hebi Kubire ) - Illusion Technique: Crushing Snake Constriction
Rank: B
Type: Offensive, Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage points: 40
Description: The user puts the opponent into a genjutsu which has snakes appear beneath the opponent to constrict them and with the users command, they crush the opponent. In reality, the opponent is immobilized and takes damage due to the stress on his mind.

Alright, this next one seems like a new addition. It is only short range though. Proceed to take over my clone's five senses as you did before and simply cause him to imagine purple flowers to come up from the ground. Now, these flowers have the potential to paralyze them. How might this be useful and why might this be only short range?

Silico · Oct 16, 2014

Adachi said:
Alright, this next one seems like a new addition. It is only short range though. Proceed to take over my clone's five senses as you did before and simply cause him to imagine purple flowers to come up from the ground. Now, these flowers have the potential to paralyze them. How might this be useful and why might this be only short range?

I'll begin with why it should only be short range. I assume the flowers has to be in short range, and actually touch the user to establish the paralyzing effect. Or.. I don't know really. >_>

On to performing the technique though.

Alucard gathered up some chakra and released it into the mind of the clone that was standing closely infront of him. The genjutsu that was casted made it seem like a wall of purple flowers emerged under the clone. The flowers themselves had a paralyzing effect upon touch.

Easy to break through, the fact that flowers appear from nowhere is pretty suspicious. However the flowers still appeal a paralyzing effect so don't make mistakes about trying to touch or inhale them in any way or else it's gonna restrict you from handseals and freeform taijutsu and causing pain to yourself. I don't know how the chakra would be paralyzed though as you should be able to release from the genjutsu with the same jutsus as i stated before.

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