[Nin] Ninjutsu with Crutch

Leathercandle · Aug 27, 2015

Alright, thanks for clearing those questions up!

In battle, I would preform Demon Wind Bomb in a situation where I was trapped in mid air, and an opponent was attacking me. A scene in the anime perfectly shows how this combination works.

[video]https://youtu.be/h5AbtYEJzbs?t=30[/video]Would using a clone like that to dodge be considered freeform, by the way?

I could also use this technique when my opponent wouldn't be able to see my clone transforming, allowing a possible sneak attack opportunity if the opponent simply dodged the shuriken/clone. Offensively, I would use the technique in ways that I explained before. To defend against this technique, a wall or a projectile like a fireball, sphere of water, etc, would perfectly do the job. I find this technique useful if the opponent cannot see your clone transform into a fuma shuriken, and I also find it interesting.

In battle, I might choose to preform this technique if projectiles were being launched at me from all angles. In a way, this is like the Hyuga's "Rotation". To counter this technique, the user can simply create earthen spikes, a pillar of water, a swamp, and more from below. Because of this disadvantage, I do not find this technique very useful, though it is somewhat interesting.

Detective L · Aug 28, 2015

Awesomeness, and not too sure, will find out. Next in line we got;

A technique, where you will use two scrolls, and use your chakra to cause a large amount of weapons to come from them, which hits the opponent into the air (vague description, but I believe the scrolls are slid beneath the opponent). You will then use a chain to bring the opponent down, and the weapons, now floating, would come down upon the opponent. Quite vague, and fairly impractical (check Naruto wikia for a picture, I would, but you know, laptop issues >_< ).

A technique where you will summon a large amount of weapons, all connected by string. You will then jump into the air, and reel them together, causing them to stack. You will then stand on top of the structure of weapons, and twirl your foot backwards, which shoots the weapons towards the opponent like a machine gun. Quite weird technique overall.

Leathercandle · Aug 30, 2015

In battle, I would preform this technique if the user was coated in lightning, causing the numerous weapons to conduct them and do more damage (as most, if not all of the weapons would be made of metal). Offensively, I would use this on an opponent if I needed a distraction. The sheer number of weapons summoned for this technique that attack the opponent is too large to ignore or underestimate. To defend against this technique, a powerful enough wind technique, a giant wave of water, and more are options. I find this technique both interesting and useful.

Lmao weapon gun would cause so many checks in battles, it's too weird XD
In battle, I would preform this technique to barrage my opponent in a (possibly) more effective way than simply throwing shuriken, kunai, etc. Offesnively, again, I would use this technique to barrage my opponent with weapons. To defend against this technique, something to cut the string that keeps them all attached before they can be fired would work, but a powerful enough wind technique or giant wave of water would work as well, among many other counters. I find this technique interesting, but because I can barely understand it, not all that useful xD

Detective L · Sep 2, 2015

Lmao, it is indeed weird. Most of these Ninjutsu techniques are from fillers, which I didn't watch >_>. Sorry for the wait, you know my struggle. We can do 3 techs, as its the last of the B ranks (yay)

A funny technique, where you will use different weapons to hit the opponent. It starts off by attacking the opponent with a pair of tonfa, then tossing a scroll above them as they staggered, from which a bo staff is summoned. You hit them with said staff, and then, when they are on the ground, using the scroll, you summon a huge spiked club, and crushes the opponent with it.

Unrolling a massive scroll upon the opponent, a large amount of kunai are summoned as you release your chakra into said scroll. They all rain down upon the opponent, and then, four chains are released, which force the opponent to the ground, as the kunai's strike them, and cause quite some damage. Fairly useful, albeit a bit impractical.

A super useful technique, where you will reach out your dominant hand towards the opponent, and through focusing your chakra, release a massive stream of flower petals towards the opponent. The flower petals encircle the opponent, and a dark smoke fades the surrounding to black, hiding you, and blinding the opponent. Can be used in conjunction with a bunch of techniques, to be honest and is fairly underrated.

Leathercandle · Sep 5, 2015

In battle, I would use this technique if I was in close combat with my opponent and wanted to switch things up from basic taijutsu. Offensively, I would use it to strike my opponent, hopefully catching them somewhat off guard, and then proceed to attack them with a Bo staff, then finally a giant spiked club. To defend against this technique, something like the C ranked taijutsu technique "defensive crane" could work, as you could redirect the tonfas, leaving your opponent wide open for an attack. I think this technique is both useful and interesting.

In battle, I would preform this technique if I wanted to get away from a close combat battle. I could throw this into the air after backing up, forcing the opponent to deal with the countless kunai and then the chains. Offensively, I would use this as either a follow up to something like a fireball or use it in when my opponent is in a tight location like a small cave. To defend against this technique, Hiding Like a Mole, a strong wind technique, and more could work. I think that this technique is both useful and interesting.

In battle I would use this technique as cover to use something like "Hiding Like a Mole" + "Shadow Clone" in a combination, some technique that can be distinguished easily by how it is created, etc. Offensively, I could use this technique to hide my actions and then launch an attack that is easily distinguishable by how it is created (ex: something where you need to slam your hands on the ground). I could pair this technique up along with "Water Release: Storm Blockade" to summon water above my opponent without them seeing me slam my hands on the ground, which is usually an indicator that something is coming from either below or above. To counter this technique, a strong wind technique to blow the smoke away and attack the opponent would work. I find this technique both useful and interesting, and I agree that this is very underrated.
Question: once the petals create the smoke, the vision for both people outside looking in and people inside looking out is blocked, correct?

Detective L · Sep 6, 2015

Yes, correct. Always good to have some sort of sensing lol. Now, to the A ranks!

A simple technique, where you will form four hand seals, or slam your hand onto the ground, or surface that would act as a medium. Using your chakra, you will stream a large amount of paper tags through the ground, and use said chakra to keep 'em hidden from sight (though Doujutsu could probably see it). They will then suddenly rise from the ground, and crawl up towards the opponent's legs, and wrap themselves around the legs. You can then either detonate them, or wait to add more paper tags, and cause a massive explosion, the former being a bit faster, of course.

Like the previous Rashomon technique, you will use your chakra to summon three gates, each with a specific duty. The first one, take on the attack, the second, reduces its power, and the third, disperses the pressure. Pretty simple, and a nice dramatic defense. However, it hinders your vision of the opponent due to their size, and is only capable of blocking A rank and below techniques.

A technique only usable if you have a War Fan, or a normal Fan. You will attack the opponent with the fan, sending them airborne. You will then throw the fan, and slice the opponent with it, whilst you disappear. You will then appear behind them, and grab the fan, only to slam them into the ground.

Leathercandle · Sep 16, 2015

In battle, I would use this as an all around nice technique to gain offensive momentum. I could also use it to surprise my opponent if they couldn't see me because of some technique, allowing for an even greater sneak attack. Offensively, I could use it like I said before, but I could also summon something above my opponent and then use this technique to force them to deal with something like water or rocks from above, and explosive tags from below. To defend against the technique, Chidori Nagashi would work because it would burn all of the explosive tags before they could detonate. FTG teleportation would also work, as well as some form of earthen armor. I find this technique interesting and useful.
Question: do I need to keep my hand on the ground the entire time as I control the tags (I doubt it, just want to be sure)?
Question: what are some other ways to counter/defend against this technique?

In battle, I could use this technique to defend against techniques of A rank and below. I also hinder the abilit for my opponent any myself to see each other, providing a perfect opportunity to follow up and use the Hidden Explosive Tags Technique. I find this technique interesting, and somewhat useful.

In battle, I would use this to attack the opponent in a quick barrage which more or less takes aspects of FTG and Lion's Barrage and puts them together. Offensively, I would use this to put the opponent into the air if I knew they were more comfortable fighting on the ground. The part about appearing behind the opponent can also surprise them, making it hard to counter. To defend against this technique, I would prevent my opponent from getting me into the air. To do this, I could destroy their fan with some technique as they tried to hit me into the air with it. I find this technique useful and interesting.

Detective L · Sep 18, 2015

Very good, and I believe you have to keep your hands on the ground to complete the technique. As for defending the technique, anything that can drown the tags (like that water technique, which also lifts you up), a technique which is capable of disturbing the opponent, or simply a technique which can defend all around you like a blast of Wind. Nonetheless, let us move on.

A technique, similar to the Twin Rising Dragons technique, where you will use your chakra to manipulate a large amount of weapons. You can launch them towards the opponent with hand gestures, and even exploding tags can be included to the array of weapons. Very simple, and insanely useful in battle. I don't see people using it, but I don't know why not (myself included z,z).

Now, a stronger version of Twin Rising Dragons, where you will throw a large scroll into the air above your opponent. You will then summon hundreds of weapons, which rains down upon the opponent. This allows you to attack multiple opponents from above with weapons, and they are so fast, they appear as white streaks.

The technique which is used in arguments about bio skins, where your bio is capable of changing his appearance into that of another person by using his chakra. I believe the appearance is permanent for the event, until you die, or the event ends. Not to sure about this.

Leathercandle · Oct 18, 2015

In battle, I would use this technique to barrage my opponents with a multitude of weapons like shuriken, kunai, explosive tags, scythes, swords, etc, as they are produced from scrolls. Offensively, this can be used to pin down a group of enemies as the range of the attack seems to be quite wide (

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). The weapons also move at very high speeds, making them almost an immediate threat after usage of the technique. To defend against the technique, Earthen Golem would work well as it could use it's hand to block the incoming projectiles, then swat the opponent out of the air or smash them on the ground. I find this technique both useful and interesting.

In battle, I would use this to cause hundreds of ninja tools to rain down from the sky towards my opponent. Offensively, I could use this if the opponent had separated themselves from me with a wall meant for blocking something like a mass of water, because the scroll could arc above it and attack them from above. To counter this technique, Hiding Like a Mole, Earthen Golem, a protective dome, etc could be used. I find this technique interesting, and in some scenarios I could see this as useful.

In battle, I could use this to hide myself among a crowd of people if the fight was taking place near others, but I could also use this to change into someone who the opponent has a soft spot for, like a team mate or a family member, making it (possibly) harder for them to attack. This can be used offensively to hide yourself among a crowd to prepare an attack, or to psychologically stress your opponent. There is no real way to defend against this technique. I find this technique interesting, and in some scenarios useful.

Detective L · Oct 18, 2015

Nice job, let's move on to the next techniques. We're actually almost done.

A shadow clone variant, where you create a clone that looks a normal Bunshin, but is able to explode in a large chakra explosion. This clone is only capable of using Normal Ninjutsu, and Taijutsu. A pretty cool technique, which is made in the same way as a normal clone and thus, fools the opponent. I used it recently in a Battle Test. Very nice.

Now this is a bad ass technique, where you will form the Tiger hand seal and manipulate your chakra. This allow you to control how light is reflected around your body, which allows you to erase your visibility, essentially making you invisible. This technique also erases your scent and shadow, though one can still see slight distortions, hear footsteps etc and if you have sensory, this technique is kind of useless. It lasts for three turns, and remember, that it isn't at the level of Mu's mastery, he got it to another level xD

A simple technique where you will dash towards the opponent, and as you do so, use your chakra to create multiple shadow copies. These are aimed to confuse the opponent, and allow you to attack from the blind side. Very simple, overall.

Leathercandle · Nov 8, 2015

Detective L said:
Nice job, let's move on to the next techniques. We're actually almost done.

Rank: A
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description:At first glance the clone appears to be a normal tangible Bunshin, but the user can detonate the clone at any time to form a very large explosion. (This shadow clone variant can only use normal ninjutsu, and Taijutsu).
Note:Must already know shadow clone jutsu to use this jutsu.

A shadow clone variant, where you create a clone that looks a normal Bunshin, but is able to explode in a large chakra explosion. This clone is only capable of using Normal Ninjutsu, and Taijutsu. A pretty cool technique, which is made in the same way as a normal clone and thus, fools the opponent. I used it recently in a Battle Test. Very nice.

Rank: A
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30 (-10 per turn active)
Damage Points: N/A
Description: This is a ninja escape technique that allows the user after performing the Tiger hand seal to control how light is reflected around their body with chakra inflections. The technique also erases the user's scent and shadow, and is usable on any terrain, making it ideal not only for covert maneuvers but also offensive strikes. Perceiving the user's position is possible only for ninja who are astute enough to observe minute variations within their surrounding environment, such as distortions of air currents in the immediate vicinity or distinguishing sounds, i.e. footsteps etc. However, the usefulness of this ability can be entirely negated by those with special vision or sensory skills. The Second Tsuchikage, Mū's mastery of this technique helped earn him the moniker "Non-Person" seemingly having neither form nor chakra while the technique was active. Thus, he could not be sensed through traditional means.
Note: Technique lasts a total of 3 turns

Now this is a bad ass technique, where you will form the Tiger hand seal and manipulate your chakra. This allow you to control how light is reflected around your body, which allows you to erase your visibility, essentially making you invisible. This technique also erases your scent and shadow, though one can still see slight distortions, hear footsteps etc and if you have sensory, this technique is kind of useless. It lasts for three turns, and remember, that it isn't at the level of Mu's mastery, he got it to another level xD

Rank: A
Type: Supplementary
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 20
Damage Points: 40
Description: As the ninja charges at the opponent, they create multiple shadow copies to confuse the opponent. Using the confusion, the real ninja will attack from the opponent's blindside.

A simple technique where you will dash towards the opponent, and as you do so, use your chakra to create multiple shadow copies. These are aimed to confuse the opponent, and allow you to attack from the blind side. Very simple, overall.

In battle, I would preform this instead of using the father jutsu, "Shadow Clone Jutsu", if I wanted to have more than just a comrade to battle with, but a comrade that could explode and deal that much more potential damage. Ideally I would use this instead of Shadow Clone Jutsu if I wanted to have the clone engage in close combat, as I would be able to potentially have it grab onto my opponent to allow the explosion to do maximum possible damage. To defend against this, I would get rid out if before it could explode. I believe that if I used my Uchiha I would be able to tell that it wasn't an average shadow clone (via the sharingan), otherwise it could be difficult to identity it as an explosive Shadow Clone. An immediate give away that a regular shadow clone isn't one of these is if it uses elemental ninjutsu. I would distance my self from the clone as well. I find this technique useful and interesting.

In battle I would use this to either sneak up on my opponent, or make them think I got killed. Offensively, I could use it to make my opponent think I got killed by their attack (they use water dragon, I use a wind technique to evade and use this immediately, potentially hiding the fact I survived) then sneak up on them and attack. To defend against this technique, I would either use hiding in the mist to see shifts in the mist as they pass through it close enough to me, the rain technique that lets me sense anyhting in contact with it, an earth technique which creates dust to accomplish essentially the same thing that hiding in the mist would, or a large scale water technique to hopefully get them wet and reveal their position via the dripping water (same thing for fire and dust). I think this technique is very useful against certain opponents, like Izunkas (or however its spelt lol) as they use their sense of smell often. I think this is also an interesting technique.

This technique sounds like it would cause so much quoting omg

In battle, I would use this technique to (obviously) attack my opponent, but then catch them off guard with a sneak attack. Offensively, I would use this as a way to gain momentum in a battle, putting them on the defense as they are forced to deal with multiple charging targets and another from their blind spot. To defend against this technique, the Hyuga's rotation would work well. Stone armor would do the job, as would Leaf Dragon God, among many others. This technique is interesting and potentially useful.
Question: does using this incorporate the actual creation of shadow clones, as in could I use x amount of shadow clones in a next attack and this would still count as 1 move even if I create three? If so, does that mean that using this technique also uses up a certain amount of the total number of clones a person may create per battle?

Detective L · Nov 8, 2015

It doesn't create shadow clones, but rather more like haze clones, intangible ones. That's why they say, Shadow Copies, and not Shadow Clones lol. Good job though. Last two.

A pretty free form kind of technique, which can only be used in conjunction with a shadow clone/clones. After creating a clone, or clones, you will spread out in different directions and surround the opponent. You will then all utilize your chakra to release a massive amount of projectiles, covering all sides around the opponent. Pretty simple, and easy to counter. Though it can still be useful.

A technique utilized after throwing a projectile, be it a shuriken, or a kunai or even senbon. You will then perform a set of five hand seals, which creates up to a thousand "clones" of the original thrown projectile. They are like shadow clones, and are just as real as the original. What makes it bad as it that the cloned weapon, retains the tag or seal it had on, like I say multiply a single explosive tagged kunai. It can become a thousand explosive tagged kunais. Pretty bad ass, I use to abuse this with Minato >_>

Leathercandle · Nov 12, 2015

In battle I would use this in combination with multiple clones to pin down an opponent(s). Offensively, as I said it can be used to pin down and surround the opponent without wasting any extra chakra. This in combination with shadow shuriken technique is potentially powerful, though you may just end up killing your clones or getting yourself killed if you miss. To defend against this technique, hiding like a mole is perfect because it allows you to dodge the projectiles, leaving the enemies surrounding you in the line of fire of them. I don't find this very useful, but it looks interesting.

Okay so basically this is why I needed ninjutsu finished LOL #gonnausethisinmyMinatotestonceIgetrasengan. Anywho, in battle I would use this in conjunction with any projectile I deemed worthy to multiply, whether they be explosive kunai, shuriken, senbon, FTG KUNAIS oooooyus, or even kunais with that e ranked 5 senses confusion disorder tag attached to it. Offensively, this can be used to put extreme amounts of pressure on an opponent, particularly when used with explosive tagged kunai, 5 sense confusion disorder tagged kunai, and ftg kunai. To defend, a strong wind technique is perfect because it can blow away the projectiles and any mists created from tags. I think this is one of the most interesting ninjutsu techniques and I also find it very useful.

Detective L · Nov 12, 2015

Good job, now the Rasengan ones, then we're done.

Rank: A
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: Rasengan was a Ninjutsu technique developed over the span of three years by the Fourth Hokage, Namikaze Minato. The technique was taught to his sensei, Jiraiya, who then passed it on to Minato's young son, Naruto, years later. The technique is unlike many other jutsu in that it does not require any hand seals. It just relied on the ninja's ability to mold chakra. The ninja concentrates a contained, fast, rotating sphere of chakra in the palm of their hand, which can create a destructive impact.

Concentrate a large amount of chakra into your palm, and rotate it. Through shape manipulation and focus, you will form a rotating sphere of chakra in the palm of your hand which is capable of inflicting great damage when it is pushed into someone's body by force. This technique can also be used negate techniques of similar size and rank, and because it can be formed so easily, it makes it pretty useful. Originally created by Minato, tweaked by Jiraiya and mastered by Naruto, this technique is definitely one of the more famous techniques around.

Rank: A
Type: Attack/Defence
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: By combining the original Rasengan with an elemental affinity, a new Rasengan can be created that may produce a variety of effects. Only the basic 5 elements can be used in this technique.
Note: Must know rasengan

Usingt he previous principle of the technique, you will combine the original Rasengan with an elemental affinity, for example, Water. This would add the effects of the element into the Rasengan, allowing it to work as an offense with greater effects, or to overcome an elemental strength/weaknesses of a specific technique, similar in size. Nonetheless, form a Rasengan and add some elemental chakra into it.

Leathercandle · Nov 15, 2015

Detective L said:
Good job, now the Rasengan ones, then we're done.

Rank: A
Type: Attack
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: Rasengan was a Ninjutsu technique developed over the span of three years by the Fourth Hokage, Namikaze Minato. The technique was taught to his sensei, Jiraiya, who then passed it on to Minato's young son, Naruto, years later. The technique is unlike many other jutsu in that it does not require any hand seals. It just relied on the ninja's ability to mold chakra. The ninja concentrates a contained, fast, rotating sphere of chakra in the palm of their hand, which can create a destructive impact.

Concentrate a large amount of chakra into your palm, and rotate it. Through shape manipulation and focus, you will form a rotating sphere of chakra in the palm of your hand which is capable of inflicting great damage when it is pushed into someone's body by force. This technique can also be used negate techniques of similar size and rank, and because it can be formed so easily, it makes it pretty useful. Originally created by Minato, tweaked by Jiraiya and mastered by Naruto, this technique is definitely one of the more famous techniques around.

Rank: A
Type: Attack/Defence
Range: Short
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: 60
Description: By combining the original Rasengan with an elemental affinity, a new Rasengan can be created that may produce a variety of effects. Only the basic 5 elements can be used in this technique.
Note: Must know rasengan

Usingt he previous principle of the technique, you will combine the original Rasengan with an elemental affinity, for example, Water. This would add the effects of the element into the Rasengan, allowing it to work as an offense with greater effects, or to overcome an elemental strength/weaknesses of a specific technique, similar in size. Nonetheless, form a Rasengan and add some elemental chakra into it.

In battle, I would use this to quickly create a very destructive force in close range of an opponent. Offensively, this technique can be used almost exactly like a chidori, minus the piercing power and uping the blunt force. Its quick, powerful, and oveall really cool. I can use this to counter other attacks and even combine it with taijutsu (palm strikes, punches where I open my fist after or before contact, etc). To defend against this technique, one can do many things. The taijutsu technique where one intercepts an incoming limb between their below and knee could work if timed perfectly, allowing them to not only stop the rasengan, but also potentially break their wrist. I find this technique both useful and interesting.
Question/concern: I've wondered for a while ever since learning that basic ninjutsu was weak to elemental ninjutsu, why was Naruto's rasengan equal in power to Sasuke's chidori? Does rasengan not suffer the drawback of being weak to elemental chakra?

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In battle, I would preform this technique to either apply a certain effect to an opponent (paralyzation - lightning, cuts - wind, burns - fire, cuts/bruises - earth, cuts/blunt/soaking them - water) to an opponent or to overcome a technique which would require a certain element. Offensively this is extremely diverse, as it is a reliable A ranked close ranged technique which can be made to counter any element as long as it is not F ranked and within reasonable size. To defend against this technique, one must simply adjust to the element added to the rasengan and use a fitting technique. I find this technique very useful and very interesting.
Question: While this technique on paper is classified as normal ninjutsu, it becomes classified as the element added to it once it is in a battle, correct?

Detective L · Nov 16, 2015

Question/concern: I've wondered for a while ever since learning that basic ninjutsu was weak to elemental ninjutsu, why was Naruto's rasengan equal in power to Sasuke's chidori? Does rasengan not suffer the drawback of being weak to elemental chakra?

Elemental techniques, regardless of nature. The only exceptions are when the raw chakra is molded and worked out with advanced shape manipulation (like with the Rasengan) or when it has another source mixed into it (for example, Bijuu chakra) in which case it becomes neutral to elemental techniques. Twice as weak to Dark Release.

Question: While this technique on paper is classified as normal ninjutsu, it becomes classified as the element added to it once it is in a battle, correct?

Yep, that's how I'd think.

Anyway, I believe that's the end of our training, yeah? Enjoy xD

Leathercandle · Nov 16, 2015

Detective L said:
Question/concern: I've wondered for a while ever since learning that basic ninjutsu was weak to elemental ninjutsu, why was Naruto's rasengan equal in power to Sasuke's chidori? Does rasengan not suffer the drawback of being weak to elemental chakra?

Elemental techniques, regardless of nature. The only exceptions are when the raw chakra is molded and worked out with advanced shape manipulation (like with the Rasengan) or when it has another source mixed into it (for example, Bijuu chakra) in which case it becomes neutral to elemental techniques. Twice as weak to Dark Release.

Question: While this technique on paper is classified as normal ninjutsu, it becomes classified as the element added to it once it is in a battle, correct?

Yep, that's how I'd think.

Anyway, I believe that's the end of our training, yeah? Enjoy xD

Thanks! But actually there's one more. Oodama rasengan >.>

Detective L · Nov 17, 2015

This is why I don't like Ninjutsu >_>

Rank:S
Type:Attack
Range:Short
Chakra Cost:40
Damage Points:80
Description: Oodama Rasengan is an advanced Ninjutsu technique that creates a very large Rasengan ball, following the same method, limits and logic behind the original, smaller technique.
Note:Must already know rasengan.

With more chakra, and control, you will create a bigger and badder version of the first Rasengan technique. Here its greater in rank, meaning its stronger, and that makes it pretty bad ass in close range. Don't have much to say about it, since it follows the same logic as a normal Rasengan. Analyze it.

Leathercandle · Nov 18, 2015

Detective L said:
This is why I don't like Ninjutsu >_>

Rank:S
Type:Attack
Range:Short
Chakra Cost:40
Damage Points:80
Description: Oodama Rasengan is an advanced Ninjutsu technique that creates a very large Rasengan ball, following the same method, limits and logic behind the original, smaller technique.
Note:Must already know rasengan.

With more chakra, and control, you will create a bigger and badder version of the first Rasengan technique. Here its greater in rank, meaning its stronger, and that makes it pretty bad ass in close range. Don't have much to say about it, since it follows the same logic as a normal Rasengan. Analyze it.

lmao

In battle, I would use it in all the same places that I would a normal rasengan as long as I didn't need to preserve chakra, or unless a normal rasengan would work as a counter (making Oodama do the same thing except just cost more chakra, most of the time). Offensively, I would, once again, use it at all the same times I would use a normal rasengan. I could use this to break through many defenses and deal massive amounts of damage to foes. To defend against this technique, it may not be possible to clamp the user's wrist/forearm between your knee and elbow without touching the rasengan due to its increased size when compared to the original (maybe you could, I'm not 100% sure. Earthen Armor would work as well, as it would neutralize the technique, both breaking apart. I find this technique both useful and interesting.

Question: Do you think that it would be possible to counter this with that taijutsu technique which clamps an incoming object between the elbow and knee, or would that probably just end up running yourself into the rasengan due to its size?

Detective L · Nov 19, 2015

Intersection method? Nah, the Rasengan would be too big tbh. A person that likes using Rasengan in close range, is Pervy. Check out his battles, to see how he utilizes it xD Other than that, any other questions?

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