Minato scratches his head trying to remember the books he read. "Well, Kikaichū are a species of small, beetle like insects that are bred and utilised exclusively by the Aburame clan, forming the basis for their unique techniques. Their weaknesses are fire and lightning. But they are also immune to water."
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First of all, when it comes to elements and other techniques, our insects are only good against two things: Raw Chakra, that's Ninjutsu, Fuuinjutsu, etc etc and Organic Elements, that's the famed Hashirama Senju Wood Release, and I believe there are a couple other organic elements around. Everything else, including water, will kill your insects.They can drown indeed.
They are, though, immune to poison and genjutsu, which is always great to know. This of course means that, techniques used with your insects will have these characteristics as well.
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First of all, when it comes to elements and other techniques, our insects are only good against two things: Raw Chakra, that's Ninjutsu, Fuuinjutsu, etc etc and Organic Elements, that's the famed Hashirama Senju Wood Release, and I believe there are a couple other organic elements around. Everything else, including water, will kill your insects.They can drown indeed.
They are, though, immune to poison and genjutsu, which is always great to know. This of course means that, techniques used with your insects will have these characteristics as well.
"After we finish our training, may be talk about new techniques? Because i'm thinking about creating an armor of a species of beetle I found the other day on my way here. But thanks for clearing that up for me, I can use bugs against raw chakra and wood. Sounds great to me!"
VM me. We must speak of the CSC
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Sure man. There are different species of Kikaichu already. I was planning on talking about those when we get to advanced techniques, though.
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Of course, such a hurried person you are. Well, as we were saying, the Kikaichu are your main weapon. They feed on chakra and have an intimate relationship with your personal chakra signature. The way our techniques work is by using our chakra to communicate and guide our insects. If you make your chakra form a cube, the insects will follow it and form a cube as well. If you want them to create a ball, then you form your chakra and your insects will form the same shape. If you want the ball to move around, then move around the chakra and the insects, as a ball, will also move around. This is the basis of nearly ALL of the techniques of our style. Try it out yourself. Mould chakra, and allow your insects to follow it. Then guide them out of your body and into the air.
"Alright, let's see how this goes." Minato begins moulding his chakra. He then holds his hand in front of him, surging chakra out of his palm and into the air. Then using shape manipulation, he forms it into a large hand shape. Next he sends a pulse of chakra through his body that tells several Kikaichu to come crawling out of his sleeve and fly to the hand shaped chakra, creating a hand of insects. "Okay! How was that?"
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The hand is missing a few fingers and is quite amorphous. It might have been too complex for you to try it out on the first time.
I'm not sure what that was, but you were ble to make the Kikaichu follow your chakra. You're missing a little bit of chakra control, but you get that with experience. Try something simple now the easiest object to make is a ball. Try to creat a ball on your palm.
But sensei I know I can do ittttttt
Minato calls the insects back and uses shape manipulation to form a ball of chakra about the size of a basketball that hovers anove his hand. He then communicates with the Kikaichu again, causing them to crawl from under his sleeve again and go to the ball of chakra, creating a ball of buzzing insects.
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You're starting, go small!
That's good Minato! Now, push the chakra backwards, so that the ball slowly climbs over the arm, and then goes behind your neck and hold it there.
Fine ._.
Minato controls the ball of chakra and makes it move slowly up his arm and over his shoulder, resting just a few inches above his neck. "That was easier than I thought. Didn't even break a sweat." Minato jokingly wipes his brow.
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Okay now, make it roll across the other arm, like a slide, before pushing it out from the back of your hand, like a ramp! Don't drop the ball over your arm, and don't let it lose shape. When the balls shoots out from your hand, direct the ball at my hand.
Panthalassa raises his left hand, away from his body, for you to target.
We playing basketball now? I'll so dunk on you
Minato moves the ball over his left shoulder and let's it drop while still controlling the shape, causing the ball of insects to roll down his arm and shoot off the back of his left hand which he aimed at Panthalassa's outstretched left hand.
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Minato reforms the ball of chakra and regathers the insects above him, this time using his chakra to shoot the ball into Panthalassa's hand, possibly stinging a little.
I posted my Aburame bio update. I'll probably stick with this bio for a while, I kind of like how I just designed him.
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That's great but wouldn't you prefer to wait until you master the Aburame techs before you update your bio?
The ball finally shoots up with good sped and hits the hand at the side, missing just a bit. Still, the part that touched the hand split up and bugs spill forth from the ball and wrapped around Pantha's hand, biting him an draining his chakra.
He was in some pain, but was also quite used to it already. he approached Minato.
See this? This is important. This is what happens when your techniques hit someone. Rather than punch something, like a block of earth, though they can have that sort of damage as well, they actually just crawl out and passively begin swarming around the point of impact. This is what they are programmed to do. Aburame techniques are about guiding our insects to food,once they hit their food source, they will spread out, wrap around it, and biting it, feeding.
Panthalassa starts shaking his sore hand, using some of his flies to clean out minato's kikaichu. There are quite a lot of biting marks around his hand, which are a bit red, and a bit of blood as well.
As an Aburame, I can quickly respond to this wounds, but, even the wounds you see here can be quite worse with higher level techniques, more chakra, more insects and an unprepared uncooperative target. You could completely drain a person off their chakra, and produce enough pain and damage to just leave a person with just bones. Though time is a very important factor, do not think you can do this in just a few seconds.
Okay now, I gave you the scrolls, pull out the one that speaks about the Kikaichu. I believe it's just called Kikaichuu.
Post the ( Kikaichu ) Destruction Bug technique.
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Okay so, with everything I told you so far, and with this technique here, how do you correctly use it?