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Selendrile
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(Magen: Miyagi no Sukāretto Bonsai)- Demonic Illusion: Miyagi's Scarlet Bonsai
Rank: S
Type: Offensive
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra cost: 40
Damage points: 80
Description: The user will perform three hand seals (Dragon → Boar → Rat), and then channel their chakra into their opponent’s nervous system, taking control of their senses. Immediately after, the opponent will feel an uncomfortable piercing and twisting pain throughout their entire body, as if they are being pinched by something incredibly sharp. Soon after, their flesh suddenly erupts from underneath their skin, causing massive hemorrhaging and blood to run down their body. The muscles and skin of the limbs rise up into the air, twisting and forming into several species of flowers, vines and small leaves. The organs of the abdominal cavity spill out, and curl into long, thick roots. These roots slither down the body and attach to the ground. On the forehead of the enemy, the skin bursts open sending a torrent of blood down the face, clogging the airways of the opponent, suffocating them. The flesh rises up and forms into a gnarled, old bonsai tree. The growing garden of flesh continues its formation until the body of the opponent is virtually unrecognizable, replaced by the image of a small, lush garden of human entrails, flesh, and muscle. Due to the initial growing of the flesh garden, the massive pain “experienced” by the opponent completely restricts their movement and causes severe mental stress.
Note: Can only be taught by Selendrile
Note: Usable twice per battle
Note: No genjutsu above A-rank the same or next turn
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I understand the premise of the jutsu quite well, but a question:
As the skin is forcibly ripped up in the illusion, I assume it causes them to be rendered motionless and paralyzed, so to speak?
As the skin is forcibly ripped up in the illusion, I assume it causes them to be rendered motionless and paralyzed, so to speak?
Selendrile
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Yes, coupled with the mental pain. If you've ever broken a bone, you know that you are unable to move it due to the massive pain you experience. This is similar.
NOPE.