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Message: [QUOTE="Beifong, post: 21339026, member: 87534"]<img src="http://japaneselanguageculturefood.com/graphics/kanji3/428-japanese-language-kyouyou-kanji-iron.jpg" data-url="http://japaneselanguageculturefood.com/graphics/kanji3/428-japanese-language-kyouyou-kanji-iron.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="" title="" />[border=](Koton: Ma-Chi Kuroi Kouhi) – Steel Release: March of the Black Queen[spoiler]Type: OffensiveRank: SRange: Short - LongChakra Cost: 40 (-5 chakra per turn to maintain)Damage Points: 80Description: The user will perform four handseals and focus his koton chakra into the ground to create an underground mass of sentient tendrils composed of black steel. All of these tendrils are a part of a single central structure and so the power of this technique is not divided between the individual tendrils, it's regarded as one whole. These black tendrils can emerge from the ground at any time after creation and will seamlessly merge in and out of the earth. They can lash out at opponents to impale or entangle them or even aid the user in supplementary ways such as lifting them up by acting as a platform. These tendrils are made up of thousands upon thousands of individual wires and can constantly regenerate from damage insufficient in destroying them (similar to Growth of Gaheris). This difference to ordinary steel jutsu will be imperceptible to the naked eye, at least until the technique is struck by an attack insufficient in destroying it. Any damage dealt to the technique will be rapidly undone as the wires rearrange and sew back together as necessary to undo the damage sustained by the technique. The chakra this jutsu leeches from the user every turn facilitates this restoration by replenishing any wires that were damaged or destroyed. This regeneration is utterly powerless against techniques of equal or greater power. For example, an A-Rank Lightning technique would destroy these tendrils and they will not regenerate. Regeneration counts as a move but it doesn't need to be initiated, it just happens as soon as the tendrils sustain any damage they can regenerate from. Due to their composition, the wires which compose the tendrils can freely unwind and reshape to adopt any form or structure. This ability does cost a move. The user must also focus on this technique to maintain it's sentience as it will go lifeless the moment the user uses another technique (similar to Earth Release: Great Stone Golem). What this essentially means is, the user cannot use any new techniques while this is active or the tendrils will lose their sentience and this technique will be deactivated. The user can only make up 3 tendrils at a time, with maxing a maximum of 10. If countered with power to destroy one it has the power to destroy all tendrils. Note: Regeneration counts as one of the user's moves per turn.Note: Can only be used twice per battle and two turns between each usage.Note: No steel above A-Rank on this turn this is deactivated/destroyed.[/spoiler]learned here <a href="http://narutobase.net/forums/showthread.php?t=703995">[x]</a>[/border][/QUOTE]

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