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Well, this is a question that comes down to reasonability. Yeh id say you can make it more then a mild tremour at the start, but going full scale earthquake? No, i dont want to see it used this way. It was designed to get an opponent into the air, so i dont see why it can't be used for a more "violent" shaking then the small tremours but nothing outside the realms of how it began. Id say maybe enough to cause severe stumbling instead of mild stumbling at the start, but nothing more.
Mutual here! XDOkay, forgot about this XD
xD Yes, as of now you gotta release them from the mouth but am submitting an update to release them from anywhere from the body or even from the ground within short range from the user. I will notify you once it gets approved.So basically we make mosquitos of earth/mud, up to thirty of them. We release them rather unattractively from our mouth and send them toward out opponent
Two things can be achieved by this method. one is increasing the weight in the particular part of the body which works the same way as you stated, the other one is the burst effect of the Mosquitoes which causes Cracks in the part of the body that is affected which makes that part not usable in taijutsu combat of B rank and above.numerous groups aimed to bite into and eventually force their way inside our opponents bodies at which point they lose form and became a sticky substance inside the unlucky inhabitants body, causing them to lose their ability to move their bodies, effectively sticking them in place.
That effect is reserved solely for the under skin, but the time lag between the mosquitoes injecting themselves into the opponents body and changing their form is virtually zero i.e. Once the opponent gets attack by the mosquitoes the almost instantly enter the epidermis layer of the skin and produce the desired effect.Only question I have currently would be whether we are able to cause them to change form outside the opponents body, or whether that is an effect reserved solely for the under skin.