[Nin] Ninjutsu

Alternative · Nov 12, 2016

Multi-blade Chaos: Honestly the whole technique seems like chaos and difficult to understand. I'm finding it hard to wrap my head around what exactly happens with the technique. From what I'm gathering, it's release a bunch of weapons which hit your opponent, launch them into the sky and then bring them down with a chain. Seems simple enough when you think about it. I just don't see why you wouldn't just use the chain and forget the weapons. That alone seems much more useful than using a whole ton of weapons for a jutsu. Either way, I suppose there's some merit of creativity here with what you can do with it. Nothing in the technique specifies what weapons you have to use, or how many. I'm guessing if they're restricted to basic weapons or those used in Twin Rising Dragons. I'd guess this would extend past kunai and shuriken into other weapons like small steel balls, kama and so on, depending on what goal you're trying to achieve.

This really isn't that much of a versatile technique, aside from what you can use in the initial release of weapons, which quite frankly wouldn't make a huge difference in the long run. It's seemingly basic in what it does, so nothing really stands out in terms of real strengths. If anything, there's the obvious part that it knocks your opponent into the air which makes dodging incoming attacks tougher. But then again everyone has a way of getting out of those kinds of techniques these days. Wind or Earth would be the best option to defend against the weapons and make fine counters to this technique specifically. It's got a niche use like every technique does. There are easier ways of doing what this jutsu does that aren't so...overt.

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Weapon Gun: I really don't understand the concept of this technique. You shoot weapons with your feet somehow really fast, it doesn't make much sense as to why you'd use it. But anyway, it seems to be just a technique where you throw/kick/whatever action with your weapons directly at your opponent. It's directional, fast and just takes up too much time to use when you could just do something else - almost anything else to achieve the same result without as much strenuous activity.

I'm not really sure what would constitute as advantageous with this technique, there's too many technicalities going on to make much use of this. The strings I'm sure can be used to redirect these attacks in any direction they wanted to, but at the same time you could do that with other techniques and have a much easier time doing it. I just don't see much use out of this technique.

Detective L · Nov 12, 2016

Honestly, I always hate explaining these techniques cause they suck and barely make sense >_>. Anyway, we are coming to a close of B ranks soon.

Another weapon based technique, where you will first the opponent with a pair of tonfa. You will then toss a scroll into the air, and summon from it a Bo staff, which is used to hit the opponent, blasting them to the ground. Lastly, you summon a huge spiked club and pummel them. Basically summon a bunch of weapons and hit the opponent.

Unleash a scroll upon your foe, and summon a massive amount of kunai from them which rains upon the opponent. Four chains are then released, which force the opponent to the ground and at the mercy, of said kunai. Pretty simple.

Alternative · Nov 12, 2016

Spinning Swallow Show: Why are there so many weapon jutsu they're too redundant and annoying to work with lmfao. Anyways you hit someone with a tonfa, summon a staff which you hit them with and then a large mace to hit them with at the end. Simple, easy to use, has a lot of freeform potential, but aside from that there's not much going for the technique. It's just a bunch of weapons like you said, quite frustrating if you ask me.

One thing I do like if I have to mention something, and I'm picking at hairs here is that there is some level of versatility here with what you can do with it. There's potential for some freeform with the specific weapons if you like that, or you could just summon a weapon of your choice and use it indefinitely. If you smack someone around with a staff and its not working for you, just switch to a club. But aside from that there's not much to it. It's ranked if anything, so I feel as if the blunt force right at the end with the mace would be able to pack a punch.

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Heavenly Steel Disaster: This seems like something that could be actually useful in the battle. Fighting someone with a barrage of kunai, and then adding steel chains which pin someone down for even more damage from the kunai. While there's not a lot of damage here, it does show to be formiddable in terms of restricting one's movements which I do particularly like. This is also an aerial attack from throwing the scroll high up in the air to impale and constrict, leaving for a nice frontal attack, almost simultaneously if you chose to do that. It's nice and fun, something I'd like to use in the future.

There doesn't seem to be much of a downside to this, aside from the rank and that it really is just a bunch of weapons. Still it's nice and I'd like to branch more into. Like every technique, there's some semblence of creativity here in how you would use it. For example, following the same principle you could throw the scroll to the side and try to pin someone to a wall instead. While there might not be so much of a chance to use it in such a way, I'm sure I'll figure something out. I suppose this would be best used with various Earth jutsu, or those that can shift a person's weight around quite easily. That in conjunction with the constricting qualities of this jutsu gives some breath into this, and various ways to use it.

I did have one question, more or less about the weapon jutsu in general. Can they be performed in parts? Like say, only summoning the chains from Heavenly Steel Disaster, while forgoing the kunai?

Detective L · Nov 12, 2016

Very good, and I believe so. ZK once spoke to me about Taijutsu which has these "step-by-step" techniques as well and he was like, they don't need to be fully completed if you don't want to. So these techniques are similar in that regard, offering some small amount of free-form.

Now a cool technique, where you will manipulate your chakra and reach out your dominant hand. This allows you to unleash from said hand, a stream of flower petals. These encircle the opponent, and a dark smoke fades the opponent's surroundings to black, which in turn hides the user.

After having performed the Shadow Clone technique, and having two clones on the field, both you and the clones will form the seals. You will then unleash several shuriken towards the opponent, which multiply and attack the opponent.

A technique donated by Lili, where you will expel chakra from your hands and create 5 wires which aim to wrap around the opponent. The wires can be imbued with elemental chakra, which will enhance the wires in certain ways. With a single hand seal, they can shoot up from the ground and bind the target. Pretty damn useful.

Alternative · Nov 15, 2016

The District End: While not a powerful jutsu in its entirety (you can do the same thing with a smoke bomb lmfao), I do like the idea of having flower ninjutsu. Me having a bio with the knowledge of flowers is trying to accentuate that, and I'd personally love to expand on some more flower ninjutsu if thats okay. But I digress, back to the technique.

For the most part this is really a confusing technique with how it works specifically. You summon flower petals from somewhere, they spiral around your opponent, and eventually a black smoke comes from nowhere which effectively blinds them. Though I don't particularly like this jutsu on its own; it's merely a useless version of the smoke bomb in my eyes, not really achieving anything that the weapon couldn't do itself. I think the technique would be better to clarify whether it hides the user only or blinds them completely as if they were encased in smoke, but its not important. What is important is that it hides you.

I don't think I need to speak more about this; its an overglorified smoke bomb but with flowers. I'm still gonna use it because it fits my character perfectly in terms of personality and stuff, but aside from that there's not much use for this.

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Multiple Phantom Shuriken: This is another one of those techniques where you need to have some semblence of pre-preparation for it with the Shadow Clones. It's a simple technique where you perform so many hand seals after throwing a basic weapon, and they multiply to hit the target. To put it simply, it's a weaker version of the Shuriken Shadow Clone technique. If it's got anything going for it, the fact that it needs shadow clones would imply you could use this from different directions simultaneously which is kinda neat. But aside from that there's really nothing going for it. I'll likely go more in depth with the parent jutsu if you don't mind. ^^

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Rat Whiskers: A Liliana technique = a good technique lmao. Anyway it's a useful technique which can be used for binding your targets and eventually severing limbs. It's sadistic, as expected of its creator, but nonetheless its a good jutsu which has an abundance of uses.

The most notable part of this technique is that it can be used in different ways; either through the hands or the ground. Both uses of this technique have merits and drawbacks depending on how you use them.

The former usage of releasing it through the hands is likely to be the most common way of using this technique though. By releasing this from your hands, you can still perform other jutsu, assuming that it doesn't require strict usage of your hands to perform it. I'm not sure what the rules are in regards to performing normal ninjutsu and other forms of ninjutsu at the same time, but I'm guessing you can do that if you wanted to, just without manipulating this technique to tighten or anything.
The latter usage requires a hand seal which has to be held and maintained, and as a result the user is capable of releasing these wires from the ground instead, which can do the same thing. This is probably the usage you want for things like surprise attacks or other such moves where you want to restrain your target in surprise. The main downside of this is the inability to perform other jutsu while sustaining this.

Rat Whiskers also has the ability to infuse these wires with specific elements in order to increase their maximum potential. Sharp elements like Wind or Lightning for example would increase the ability to slice up the targets body parts. Something strong like Earth would strengthen the wires, and as such would make them harder to break free of. Fire can burn and make the target weaker itself, instead of the wires stronger. These wires can be applied with any element the user has access to, so long as its not custom. This opens up a hell of a lot of possibilities for elements that might be a little unexplored in terms of use, such as Lava or Magnetism.

Detective L · Nov 16, 2016

Indeed, before she made it a canon technique, I really wanted it cause its so cool xD Anyway, awesome. Now onto A ranks.

With this technique, you will either form 4 hand seals or slam your hands onto the ground, or surface you're on. Using your chakra, you will stream paper tags through the ground, using your chakra to hide them from sight and cause them to make their way to the opponent. They then crawl up from beneath the opponent, where you can then detonate them, either prematurely or after it has climbed quite high.

Another one of these Summoning techniques, where you bring forth three gates, which each have a specific duty. However, in the end, the technique exists to block techniques up to A rank and below.

This technique requires a fan, where you will attack said opponent with that fan and launch them into the air. You will then throw the fan to slice them up, as you then reappear behind the opponent, grab the fan and slam the opponent into the ground.

Alternative · Nov 19, 2016

Hidden Explosive Tags: I could guess this is going to be one of the many useful A-Rank Ninjutsu techniques I end up using, just because it's so versatile in its usage. Quite simple in application; you perform hand seals or slam your hands on the ground, whichever is easier for the situation at hand which streams explosive tags through the ground and can be applied to the target. This could be amazing for covert operations where you may want to kill someone unexpectedly, or just set up a trap unknowingly to the target, which could also be pretty amazing if you could pull it off.

Regarding specific uses of this, can this also be applied to other tags e.g. Fuinjutsu tags?

I suppose the biggest advantage to this technique is to apply explosive tags to a target without being seen. Unless the target is a sensory type ninja or has a Doujutsu, this would be an incredibly useful technique for attacking someone without them knowing about it. The application of this technique means you can use this to streamline tags onto the target's body without them knowing (although they would feel it), or even potentially as a makeshift landmine if you wanted it. I feel if you had a genjutsu which temporarily removed someones sense of touch, it would compliment this technique extremely well, to the point where you could easily kill someone with this application.
While not so useful in the long term of things, this could also potentially be used as a trap for someone. It's easily applicable of course; one could use this technique on a foreign object rather than a person, like a tree or rock. A minute distraction or something else that could cause something akin to collateral damage/domino effect with specific terrains. Quite a useful jutsu, I like it.

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Triple Rashomon: It's three Rashomon gates, not much to say about it. The only real difference here is that it summons three gates instead of one, each with a unique purpose that helps diffuse an incoming jutsu. It can stop A-Ranks, but for the most part there's nothing special about it that makes it any different from the single gate version.

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Chaos Fan Dance: I don't quite get why this is considered a Ninjutsu technique. It seems to be more like Taijutsu with a fan... Anyway this jutsu was used by Temari in the games where she assaults someone with her fan, does a couple of nice things with it, disappears and jabs them with the fan at the end. It's a combo technique, and not really a good one at that. It requires a fan which people don't typically put on their biographies, myself included, so it's not anything I'd have any intentions of using.

Detective L · Nov 23, 2016

Great job, and unfortunately, no, only explosive tags.

More weapon techniques, where you will summon forth weapons from a scroll, and blast them forward with hand gestures. Exploding tags can be included within this to make it more devastating.

A stronger version of Twin Rising Dragons, where you will launch a large scroll into the air, and summon hundreds of weapons from this scroll. This rains onto the opponent, impaling them and moving so fast, they look like streaks.

A useful technique in the Ninja World, where you assume another physical appearance and it remains for the entire event you are in.

Alternative · Nov 27, 2016

The first two: I'm lumping these together because they're almost the same thing anyway, and based off the same parent jutsu. To put it simply, these are both stronger versions of the Twin Rising Dragons technique, each with different aspects. The first is basically the same technique, but with less range and added explosive tags. It also performs faster, as these weapons can be used with simple hand motions as opposed to actually grabbing the weapon and throwing it yourself. I don't see much use for it to be honest, it's just a little stronger.

The second one is a lot better in my eyes; the speeding up of the weapons' velocity really makes it versatile for me personally. It's fast which makes it deadly, you'd have to have some serious tracking skills in order to know where every weapon is. That alone has a nice aesthetic to it, but at the same time it's something every ninja would have knowledge of so it's not really that important. Aside from that I think another difference would be that you don't need to jump up to use it. While the first technique involves almost a direct upgrade of Twin Rising Dragons, this is different in execution. All you have to do is throw a scroll up into the air which aims weapons at your target incredibly fast. I'd say you couldn't dodge this unless it was something "instantaneous" which is nice.

Question though, could these two techniques be combined? Say, the execution of Heavenly Chain of Disaster, but with the explosive power of Rising Twin Dragons Control?

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Shadow Body Mirror Change: Seems to be a highly advanced version of the Transformation technique, where instead of it being simple and deceptive, it's a permanent change. It has some tactical usage, as it could disguise you for a long time instead of until you're exposed. It can't be undone by any means unless you were to use the jutsu again to revert to what you were before. It's got some uses, but it's more or less a diversionary move solely for the NW. It probably wouldn't fool highly perceptive users like chakra sensors or Karin, however.

Detective L · Dec 4, 2016

Good, and nope. Sorry for the late reply.

A technique where you will form a clone, that looks like a normal shadow clone, but is actually explosive. This clone can be detonated at any time, and is only able to use normal Ninjutsu and Taijutsu. Pretty simple, really.

A technique where you will form the Tiger hand seal and control how light is reflect around your body. This allows you to erase your image, scent and even shadow. This makes it great for sneaking around, but one can still pick up on distortions in the air current, and sounds and stuff.

A technique where you will charge towards the opponent and create multiple shadow copies that confuse the opponent, and use this opportunity to attack the opponent.

Alternative · Dec 6, 2016

Shadow Clone Explosion: It's a normal shadow clone, except its limited to regular Ninjutsu and Taijutsu only. The only difference here is that it explodes on command, which presumably would be with a hand seal. It's simple, and gives you access to a kind of suicide bomber strategy, though I wouldn't personally use it like that. Because it's a shadow clone, it still bears all the restrictions of the parent technique, in that it will still leech equal parts of your chakra, which inherently makes this dangerous. It's got a really particular niche, but that's about it really. I don't see myself really ever using this technique in actual battle when you have a normal shadow clone that can just throw paper tags lmfao.

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Hiding with Camouflage: As the name says, a technique where you hide with camouflage. It's an incredibly useful technique given the right situation, seeing as you can hide in almost any sort of terrain without much of a drawback. The use is simple enough - by using chakra you can refract light off and around you, so you look as if you don't exist. Simply you turn invisible. I'm sure it's possible to use jutsu while being invisible, though I'd honestly think the level or concentration needed to perform such a jutsu would make it impossible to do so. But alas, it's something other people do so I'm sure it'd be fine, even if I don't agree with that (trying to figure out how to counter this against Dan z_z).

But in hindsight, this is a useful jutsu which I'd likely find myself combining with Taijutsu, simply because that's something that wouldn't need some other chakra to sustain, as well as hitting them physically. Not to mention a surprise attack with this would definitely hurt a hell of a lot more than if you saw a punch coming. But aside from that it's all I can really think of in terms of how I'd personally use this jutsu. Actually come to think of it, you could use this in combination with certain Genjutsu that make you disappear which might be useful to add to the reality of all things.

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Dance of the Crescent Moon: I have absolutely no idea why this is in the Ninjutsu list, seems more like a Kenjutsu thing to me... But anyways, this is a technique which has a lot of freeform potential because of how vague it is. You create shadow copies (clones?) which dash towards the target in an attempt to slash at them. However this is merely a confusion tactic as you can strike from another direction and go in for the kill. I'm not sure if this requires clones to be prepared beforehand, though I'd assume thats not the case here. There's probably a lot of potential here for some kind of combination, especially with the likes of smoke or flash bombs which I'd personally use it with.

Detective L · Dec 8, 2016

Not really clones, but more like advanced projections.

After using the Shadow clones, you and your clones will spread out in different directions around the opponent. You will then all launch a barrage of Shuriken and weapons, towards the opponent. Basically stupid, since it can just be done in free form anyway.

After unleashing one weapon towards the opponent, you will form five hand seals. This causes the weapon to multiply up to 1000 times, as you create shadow clones of the original weapon. This means it carries the same power and substance as the original, even copying the tags it had on originally. Was my favorite technique to use with Minato.

Alternative · Dec 13, 2016

All Directions Shuriken: I don't see the point of this technique, like you mentioned it can easily be done in freeform. Why is there a full technique for it anyway? There's not real much you can do with it, let alone talking about it. It's a freeform technique at most.

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Shuriken Shadow Clone: This beast of a technique is useful in all sorts of different ways. It's quite simple in execution; you channel chakra into a single weapon, be it a kunai, shuriken etc. so long as it's considered basic. You then weave together a few hand seals which multiplies the weapon into a thousand replications of it. For the most part it can only be applied to basic weapons that everyone has access to. I highly doubt that means you could apply this to a regular katana or anything, but I think it would be okay to apply this to other weapons which are considered basic like smoke/light bombs, or even makibishi spikes.

Probably the most notable thing about this technique is that it applies everything thats on the weapon(s) in conjunction with this jutsu. For example, explosive tags wrapped around the hilt of a kunai are also multiplied for massive explosive damage. This can also be applied to techniques which require you to apply a seal beforehand such as Minato or Tobirama, simple infusion of chakra similar to those of the Nara clan, or poossibly even techniques which require a little bit of setup like Manipulated Shuriken or Manipulate Advancing Blades. It's a very good jutsu thats for sure, and can even kill someone if used in the right way. I could say with full confidence that the level of this technique probably hasn't reached its epitome yet, so it'll be super fun to play with.

Honestly speaking, there's no real disavantage to using this technique. There's so many different ways and areas you can use it in that it's not funny. It's quick to execute, powerful and can be combined with a plethora of different other abilities to strengthen it even further. If anything I'd say the fact that the weapons are merely basic, meaning it's also pretty easy to defend against. I personally have a couple of counters to this up my sleeve if it comes to it while expending the least amount of chakra possible, could even be done in freeform if the right conditions are met. But yeah there's not much to this. Even a big earthen wall could be worn down eventually by something like this, meaning big defensive techniques might not be so useful in such a situation.

Detective L · Dec 18, 2016

Good job, and yes, its an epic technique. Okay, now the rest of the summoning techniques, and Rasengan and variants.

The classic summoning technique, where you will swipe some blood, form five hand seals and slam your hand onto the ground, or even air, and bring forth a creature you have signed a contract with. Now, this can be bypassed by having a Summoning tattoo. Also, this very technique is just used to summon forth a generic version of your contract. For example, I have Box Jellyfish and Foxes, with this technique, I can bring forth a Box or Fox with no real traits or abilities unless what is outlined in the contract. So they will just be B rank, and cool for sending messages or something.

After forming the needed hand seals, you will summon a Giant Iron Maneki Neko, that appears beneath the opponent and closes in on them. Chains wrap around them, and drag the opponent underground. No damage is done though.

A reverse of the Summoning technique, where the summon (who is at least B rank in strength) is able to use Ninjutsu. This allows it to bring you to their side, and save you from imminent danger. People have been making variations of these, and they became somewhat, annoying.

Remember the other Rashomon gates, this is the Big Daddy. Draw some blood, do some hand seals and slam your hand onto the ground. This brings forth, five, yes FIVE gates to block an incoming attack. It can block S rank techniques due to its size, but its size is somehow a disadvantage as well.

Alternative · Dec 20, 2016

Summoning Technique: First of all I don't like that you brought up that you have Box Jellyfish, I'm so jealous!

But anyway, it's a generic summoning technique of your chosen animal(s) in the contract you've chosen to sign, and as such you can perform various techniques with it. It's a little handy, given these summons could be potentially stronger than your own named summons in a sense that there's no real palpable restrictions placed on them. In the sense of a custom contract, if you've got a really good base to work with it would be a lot stronger than a canon summon at times. I can't really divulge into strengths and weaknesses with this, as it varies based on your contracts.

I do have a couple of questions in regards to this however. How big can these summons be? I understand that they wouldn't be too strong at B-Rank but in terms of size how big are we talking? Also what kinds of abilities can be applied to a generic summon in the case of a canon contract, which doesn't have the same base as a custom contract to follow? For example, I have a spider contract which mentions a lot of the spiders can use their own unique webs and venom on their targets, how would I go about those with this summon, especially considering there's nothing to work with in terms of basic abilities?

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Iron Maiden: Too many techniques with this name x_x I think this was used by the guy I forget his name, but he was the first supervisor person of the Chunin exams in the series. Quite fitting, as it's a summoning technique based on a torture device disguised as a lucky cat lmfao. Kind of ironic that the person getting caught isn't so lucky.

It's a summoning technique which you summon this large contraption, almost like a closet or something behind your intended target. You then command it to close on them, shutting them inside this neko cage or whatever it is you want to call it, which wraps iron chains around itself and then retreats back underground. I wish there were more details on the ending, like what happens to the body and so on, I think it'd be interesting to make customs which further extrapolate this technique. Considering it's based on an actual torture device, I'd love to see someone make something based on this, but with more torture involved like the actual Iron Maiden.

But I digress. This jutsu is great if you want to try and hold someone hostage, or keep them later and extract information out of them. There's not really a lot you can do with it in battle, which is a little disappointing. Seems more like a capture and torture kind of jutsu, so maybe it's more your kind of thing?

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Reverse Summoning: As the name states, it's the reverse of the summoning technique. Actually to put it more accurately it's the ninja being summoned instead of the animal. Once a contract is signed, the user is bound to the summon, and just how you can summon them to your land, they can summon you to their land. I can't remember where this was first used in the manga, perhaps it was something to do with Naruto's SM training with Fukusaku? I can't quite remember off the top of my head, but it's not really too important.

In battle this can be quite a ncie technique just to avoid something of a grand scale that might not be beaten by normal means. If you don't want to battle someone, you could even just leave to the summon's land and stay there. I'm sure your summon wouldn't mind you staying with them for an extended period if you wanted to leave a fight lmfao. Anyway I don't know much else about how applicable this is in a battle situation. I'm assuming the B-Rank restriction would mean you need to have a summon capable of that rank and can perform ninjutsu, in the case of a custom summoning contract.

One question, more for the NW than anything. Are there actual locations there for specific summoning contracts you can travel to? For example, could I use this as a hypothetical toad contract signer and go from Suna to Myobokuzan via this technique?

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Quintuple Rashomon: Quite the beast of a technique. It's simple, you summon five different Rashomon which like the triple version would all have a different means of dffusing techniques, and ultimately shut it down. It's big and powerful, able to stop S-Rank jutsu with the drawback that it can only be used twice. There's another drawback which isn't too big of a deal in the fact that because this is such a huge jutsu, you'd need the space to use it. You wouldn't be able to use this in a house or forest or anything like that, however a wide open field such as plains, sandy deserts, rocky outcrops etc. are all A-OK to use this in.

Like its predecessors, it's simple in application, possibly quite fast and just a ncie technique.

Last question, can you please never say big daddy ever again?

Detective L · Dec 22, 2016

I do have a couple of questions in regards to this however. How big can these summons be? I understand that they wouldn't be too strong at B-Rank but in terms of size how big are we talking? Also what kinds of abilities can be applied to a generic summon in the case of a canon contract, which doesn't have the same base as a custom contract to follow? For example, I have a spider contract which mentions a lot of the spiders can use their own unique webs and venom on their targets, how would I go about those with this summon, especially considering there's nothing to work with in terms of basic abilities?

Boxes are life, I am STILL shocked Lili taught me back then. Anyway, I'd say the average normal size of your summon, or rather, human sized. For your case, it would just be a spider, no abilities, able to use its legs and so on, no special silk or whatever they do z,z.

But I digress. This jutsu is great if you want to try and hold someone hostage, or keep them later and extract information out of them. There's not really a lot you can do with it in battle, which is a little disappointing. Seems more like a capture and torture kind of jutsu, so maybe it's more your kind of thing?

What makes you say that y-y

One question, more for the NW than anything. Are there actual locations there for specific summoning contracts you can travel to? For example, could I use this as a hypothetical toad contract signer and go from Suna to Myobokuzan via this technique?

Well, they can't really summon you to their homeland, unless its custom made. Its more of, to the location of the summon when its already on the field. A quick escape, say.

Last question, can you please never say big daddy ever again?

Have an issue with the Big Daddies in Bioshock? Or am I missing something here <_>

THE RASENGAN. The most famous technique in the series cause its used, everywhere. And there are chapters that describe it in exquisite detail. Anyway, form a sphere in your palm through rotation and molding chakra to its greatest extent. Then its blasted into the opponent's chest, or wherever you want.

After that, a Rasengan with the basic 5. That's the gist of it, really. It produces its varying effects based on which of the base five is imbued in it.

Then, focus more chakra into the Rasengan and make a larger ball. The same logic and style is used to produce it, and as such, its fairly simple.

Alternative · Dec 26, 2016

I mean you're the Genjutsu enthusiast with a Judal bio, seems as if the whole capture and torture would suit you perfectly. >_>

I did this years ago back when it was needed to finish Wind. Not sure if that's still the case but yeah, I'll go for it again though. The Rasengan is one of, if not the most legendary technique in the canon manga. It's a technique developed by Minato Namikaze, passed down to his teacher Jiraiya, and further passed down to his student Naruto Uzumaki. I believe Minato created this technique with the intention of infusing it further with elemental chakra, and as such would create much more variety to the Rasengan, but for whatever reason he couldn't. Naruto was capable of doing that however with his natural affinity to Wind Release, creating the Rasenshuriken.

It's a famous technique, most notably being the only good thing Minato was good at/had made himself. It's a difficult technique to learn, and even moreso to master because of how it works with pure shape manipulation. In the manga there were three stages to mastering this technique: rotation, force, and containment. We all know how it went down in the manga so I won't talk about it. >_>

A wonderful technique for what it's worth. It's been demonstrated on multiple occasions that this is an incredibly fast jutsu to form and maintain, so in the heat of battle it can be used rather quickly. Doesn't require hand seals, only shape manipulation. In our RP because it's considered to be a highly condensed form of shape manipulation, it can play on equal terms of elemental ninjutsu, within reason of course. You couldn't use this to fight say, Swamp of the Underworld, but I digress. It's very useful in that regard. The only real problem with it, and it's not even a problem, is that you have to get into short range to use it. But getting into range and successfully landing this has some phenomenal effects. I believe Kabuto mentioned when he was hit that he would have died from it, should he not have pre-prepared himself with his own medical ninjutsu beforehand. It's dangerous in the right hands.

The elemental variants are what I believe to be the testing that Minato, Jiraiya and possibly Kakashi had done in the series. Trying to figure out how to make the Rasengan even stronger. Unfortunately it was the most compatible with Wind Release, and thus the Rasenshuriken was born. However this still makes for some useful moves. I'd most likely use the elemental variants if I had to overcome something rather quickly, since it'd be the same speed as the parent jutsu when it comes to producing it. Depending on the element chosen, you can produce any kinds of effects, granted it falls within the spectrum of how that element works.

Oodama Rasengan is just a bigger Rasengan lmfao.

Detective L · Jan 2, 2017

Awesome job, Alt. Anyway, one last technique before this ship sails.

A suicidal technique, where you will use special tags, which create near infinite series of explosions. Five special tags are thrown, which bear seals on them, as they explode, they summon more of themselves, and as such, keep doing so, continuously for up to two turns. Pretty deadly.

Alternative · Jan 7, 2017

I like that the jutsu uses it's own special tags to fight instead of normal explosive tags. Makes me wonder if this could be applied to weapon ninjutsu, or even just a kunai to increase its range and make it a lot more powerful than it already is.
Actually that's my question for this, can you appply this to other weaponry to extend its range? I understand that you have to physically put the tags on someone in short range, but I mean more of a general thing. For example I'm a puppet user, could I get one of those to perform this in my stead, destroying the puppet instead of using myself as a sacrifice?

Maybe not since the chakra required to set these off would be in close range...

Anyway, repercussions aside thisis actually a really damn nice jutsu. A large explosion which activates within short-range of the user and with special tags that set off more tags like an infinite loop until it ends after two turns. With the repercussions, it's not really worth using in any kind of situation unless you have a quick getaway out of it like maybe the Practice Brick technique or something.

It's a big ass explosion, if you get caught in it you die.

Detective L · Jan 10, 2017

Nah, it can only be used by you, clones or edos, basically. Anyway, we're basically done with Ninjutsu. Congrats, and thanks for making it a fun experience.

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