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(Dōjutsu: Shinkaigan) – Eye Technique: Abyssal Eyes
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short – Long
Chakra: N/A (-10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description: The Shinkaigan (深海), or the Abyssal Eyes and the Eyes of the Abyss, is the Dōjutsu Kekkei Genkai that appears in the Voidseers. Two conditions must be met to awaken the Shinkaigan. The first is that one must become Void-touched; this is achieved when one becomes Void-touched. The second is by gaining sufficient knowledge of the Shinkaigan and the Voidseer’s innate abilities. This is a key characteristic of the Shinkaigan, noted by Solomon to be “eyes of knowledge” rather than “eyes of trauma,” making it distinct from the Sharingan. The Shinkaigan possesses a unique connection to the Void itself. Its abilities exist in both space and time separately. This comes to be because the Void exists both as a separate dimension and a state in time. Rewinding the clocks far enough would cause everything in the universe to eventually converge onto the Void. The Shinkaigan is the only way one can view the Void directly, peering into it to gain intimate knowledge of the inner workings of the universe as it is today. Without the Shinkaigan exposure to the Void and Shinkaigan Dōjutsu causes one to lose Sanity; though, like a double-edged sword, the Shinkaigan user also suffers a loss of Sanity. But because their eye allows them to perceive and cognize the Void differently from other humans, they lose Sanity at a slower rate. In the left eye the Shinkaigan allows the user to visually perceive lifeforce and lifecycles of anything, including inanimate objects. It derives this ocular power through the nature of the Void itself. The right eye allows the Shinkaigan wielder to view the Void as a physical space, perceiving it not as a point in time but a location. The wielder gains enhanced visual acuity, able to track targets at four times their speed. Though unlike other Dōjutsu it lacks the ability to perceive chakra. Activation of the Shinkaigan grants the user access to their Voidseer Dōjutsu, affording them the ability to use powerful temporal and spatial abilities.
Note: The user is able to passively activate the Shinkaigan after holding the Dōjutsu for one month.
Note: Gazing directly into the Shinkaigan causes a loss of 5 Sanity per turn unless the user also wields the Shinkaigan. Those who have completed Taijutsu training can avoid these effects by breaking eye contact with their opponent.
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short – Long
Chakra: N/A (-10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description: The Shinkaigan (深海), or the Abyssal Eyes and the Eyes of the Abyss, is the Dōjutsu Kekkei Genkai that appears in the Voidseers. Two conditions must be met to awaken the Shinkaigan. The first is that one must become Void-touched; this is achieved when one becomes Void-touched. The second is by gaining sufficient knowledge of the Shinkaigan and the Voidseer’s innate abilities. This is a key characteristic of the Shinkaigan, noted by Solomon to be “eyes of knowledge” rather than “eyes of trauma,” making it distinct from the Sharingan. The Shinkaigan possesses a unique connection to the Void itself. Its abilities exist in both space and time separately. This comes to be because the Void exists both as a separate dimension and a state in time. Rewinding the clocks far enough would cause everything in the universe to eventually converge onto the Void. The Shinkaigan is the only way one can view the Void directly, peering into it to gain intimate knowledge of the inner workings of the universe as it is today. Without the Shinkaigan exposure to the Void and Shinkaigan Dōjutsu causes one to lose Sanity; though, like a double-edged sword, the Shinkaigan user also suffers a loss of Sanity. But because their eye allows them to perceive and cognize the Void differently from other humans, they lose Sanity at a slower rate. In the left eye the Shinkaigan allows the user to visually perceive lifeforce and lifecycles of anything, including inanimate objects. It derives this ocular power through the nature of the Void itself. The right eye allows the Shinkaigan wielder to view the Void as a physical space, perceiving it not as a point in time but a location. The wielder gains enhanced visual acuity, able to track targets at four times their speed. Though unlike other Dōjutsu it lacks the ability to perceive chakra. Activation of the Shinkaigan grants the user access to their Voidseer Dōjutsu, affording them the ability to use powerful temporal and spatial abilities.
Note: The user is able to passively activate the Shinkaigan after holding the Dōjutsu for one month.
Note: Gazing directly into the Shinkaigan causes a loss of 5 Sanity per turn unless the user also wields the Shinkaigan. Those who have completed Taijutsu training can avoid these effects by breaking eye contact with their opponent.
Stats:
Speed: 11
Tracking: 15 x 4 = 60
Sanity: 100
Health: 230
Chakra Points: 2000
Isabella smirked as her opponent got on all fours to unleash her fire technique.
What makes you think I won't kill you outright?
She joked, clapping her hands together into a Ram seal as a black mucous fungus exudes from all around her body. This would be hidden away by the sheer size of the fireball, and ensuing explosion. The fugus coating would be infused with the Piercing Ghost, increasing it's damage shaving properties to 40, and smother the rat-shaped fireball completely. At which point, Isabella would be revealed within a bulbous mass of dark fungus shaped like dying macaw, it's hideous beak surrounding the Scarlet Uchiha at both sides. Maybe unbenkownst to her opponent, the Piercing Ghost would tether itself to her, dealing 40 points worth of spiritual damage, as it reflects the shaved damage from the fireball before it withers out against the fungus mass.
(Masshuru-Muton: Mori no Jusshi ) Mushroom Style: Fingers of Pan
Rank: D-S ( S )
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 10-40 ( 50 )
Damage Points: 20-80 ( 80 ; -40 Shaving )
Description: This serves as the main release of the Mushroom element, materializing the generic fungal net-type described in Primary Release.The user is able to release a large net of fungus, from her hands or from the ground which can withstand the impact of huge boulders of rock and cease their movement. The user can decide to preform this jutsu to trap the opponent. The net will form any structure the user wants, being it a hand, a shield, pillars, etc.
Depending on the rank used, the user is capable of controlling small fungal constructs or a lake's worth of fungus. Through mushroom's chakra parasitic ability, this technique is capable of interacting with other jutsu by shaving off some power when colliding with an enemy chakra-costing technique. Up to B rank, it shaves 10 damage, or 5 chakra. Higher than B rank, it shaves 20 damage or 10 chakra, similar to Water Style: Mist Rain.
Note: A rank can only be used once every 2 turns up to 4 times per battle. S rank can only be used once every three turns, 3 times per battle.
Range: Short-Long
Chakra Cost: 10-40 ( 50 )
Damage Points: 20-80 ( 80 ; -40 Shaving )
Description: This serves as the main release of the Mushroom element, materializing the generic fungal net-type described in Primary Release.The user is able to release a large net of fungus, from her hands or from the ground which can withstand the impact of huge boulders of rock and cease their movement. The user can decide to preform this jutsu to trap the opponent. The net will form any structure the user wants, being it a hand, a shield, pillars, etc.
Depending on the rank used, the user is capable of controlling small fungal constructs or a lake's worth of fungus. Through mushroom's chakra parasitic ability, this technique is capable of interacting with other jutsu by shaving off some power when colliding with an enemy chakra-costing technique. Up to B rank, it shaves 10 damage, or 5 chakra. Higher than B rank, it shaves 20 damage or 10 chakra, similar to Water Style: Mist Rain.
Note: A rank can only be used once every 2 turns up to 4 times per battle. S rank can only be used once every three turns, 3 times per battle.
(Inton: Onryou no Jutsu) - Yin Release: The Ghost of the Piercing Hedgehog
Type: Supplementary
Rank: S
Range: N/A
Chakra Cost: 50 ( +10 to infused technique )
Damage: N/A
Description: Piercing Ghost is a variant of the Hungry Ghost, a spiritual parasite created through the user’s Yin Release chakra adapt to Damage Shaving properties. When using a jutsu with a damage shaving property, the user will form the ram hand seal to seal the Piercing Ghost within their technique. Sealing the Piercing Ghost inside one’s technique happens within the same timeframe as their damage-shaving technique. When the user’s technique interacts with another technique, the parasitic Yin Chakra will eat away at the chakra within the technique, decreasing it's efficiency by increasing the damage-shaving buff of the host technique by -20 damage against the opposing technique. Once the piercing ghost consumes foreign chakra it is released attaches itself to the source of the chakra (the opponent), reflecting the same amount of damage onto the opponent as it was shaved off in the interaction, graded as spiritual damage.
Once the Piercing Ghost is released, the tether won't be immediate nor unblockable, and will be affected by damage shaving abilities inherent to the character, such as damage shaving specialities. Other means to counter the reflected damage include techniques used, prior, simultaneously or in the instant that follows the clash that deployed the Piercing Ghost, namely Anutu, Yang, Yin or Senjutsu based full-body surges or barriers with more than 50 chakra worth of power ( Yang requires 50 or more, whereas Anutu require 40 or more, being elementally stronger ). This will behave like a clashing interaction, whereas the reflected damage worth x damage points will interact with the attempted damage of the protecting technique based on the damage interaction rules, weakening a minimum of -20 damage worth of power ( -10 damage minimum for Yang techniques ), which means 1 rank lost in efficiency for the protecting technique after overpowering the reflected damage ( Less for Yang techniques, and Anutu, which can ignore it altogether and continue unimpeded ). ( Ex: Piercing Ghost worth 80 damage is akin to an S rank technique, vs an S rank Yin surge worth 80 damage. It lowers the Yin surge which shoots out of the target body weakened -30 damage as per the technique interaction rules, but the target takes no reflective damage to his health. If the Yin S rank technique was worth 120 damage or more, it would be weakened -20, as per the Piercing Ghost properties, but only -10 for a Yang protective surge, the target would have no health drop to their HP. If the Piercing Ghost damage is worth 100, and the protective technique is worth 80, then the piercing damage would be lowered, partially blocked by the protective technique, as per the technique interaction rules, and would deal 100 - 20 = 80 damage to the target HP. ). The reflected damage is also split between any clones of the user currently in place, such as Shadow Clones or other Elemental Clones, YY creations or Limbo Clones, allowing the target to dampen the damage with a clone technique used previously, simultaneously or after the clash ( Split Damage means a Piercing Ghost carrying a reflection worth 60 damage will deal 30 damage to the target and 30 damage to the one clone he activates, for example, and each entity can be protected as described before ). Unlike Hungry Ghost, the effects of the Piercing Ghost aren't turn-based, and are felt only with the first technique that it interacted with, working technique by technique.
Note: Reflected Damage will only be felt at the end of the turn, if left unblocked.
Note: Although Piercing Ghost boosts the damage debuff of a technique, and this increases one of two boosts applied to the technique, it will also revoke it's damage dealing properties, changing an Offensive technique into a Supplementary. This will also nullify any damage boosting buffs the technique has, though the user can add one additional Damage Shaving or Chakra/Rank/Efficiency buff to complete the pair, if capable.
Note: In case the host technique overpowers the preyed technique, the effects of the boosted damage shaving buff will not be felt, and the host technique will carry on with the normal damage shaving buff it had before the Piercing Technique. Thus, in order to successfully reflect the damage according to the damage debuff, the host technique needs to be capable of neutralizing or overpowering the preyed technique, adding another difficulty to the usage of the technique.
Note: Can only be used 6 times per battle and cannot be used on the same target more than thrice.
Note: Surges or Barriers of Anutu, Yang, Yin-Yang or Natural Energy can break or prevent the tethering of the Piercing Ghost, preventing the user from performing them throughout the duration of this technique. Thus, techniques imbued with any of these natures can't have their damage reflected.
Note: Piercing Ghost can only be used on S-rank techniques and below.
Specialized Infusion Roll: Nope
Rank: S
Range: N/A
Chakra Cost: 50 ( +10 to infused technique )
Damage: N/A
Description: Piercing Ghost is a variant of the Hungry Ghost, a spiritual parasite created through the user’s Yin Release chakra adapt to Damage Shaving properties. When using a jutsu with a damage shaving property, the user will form the ram hand seal to seal the Piercing Ghost within their technique. Sealing the Piercing Ghost inside one’s technique happens within the same timeframe as their damage-shaving technique. When the user’s technique interacts with another technique, the parasitic Yin Chakra will eat away at the chakra within the technique, decreasing it's efficiency by increasing the damage-shaving buff of the host technique by -20 damage against the opposing technique. Once the piercing ghost consumes foreign chakra it is released attaches itself to the source of the chakra (the opponent), reflecting the same amount of damage onto the opponent as it was shaved off in the interaction, graded as spiritual damage.
Once the Piercing Ghost is released, the tether won't be immediate nor unblockable, and will be affected by damage shaving abilities inherent to the character, such as damage shaving specialities. Other means to counter the reflected damage include techniques used, prior, simultaneously or in the instant that follows the clash that deployed the Piercing Ghost, namely Anutu, Yang, Yin or Senjutsu based full-body surges or barriers with more than 50 chakra worth of power ( Yang requires 50 or more, whereas Anutu require 40 or more, being elementally stronger ). This will behave like a clashing interaction, whereas the reflected damage worth x damage points will interact with the attempted damage of the protecting technique based on the damage interaction rules, weakening a minimum of -20 damage worth of power ( -10 damage minimum for Yang techniques ), which means 1 rank lost in efficiency for the protecting technique after overpowering the reflected damage ( Less for Yang techniques, and Anutu, which can ignore it altogether and continue unimpeded ). ( Ex: Piercing Ghost worth 80 damage is akin to an S rank technique, vs an S rank Yin surge worth 80 damage. It lowers the Yin surge which shoots out of the target body weakened -30 damage as per the technique interaction rules, but the target takes no reflective damage to his health. If the Yin S rank technique was worth 120 damage or more, it would be weakened -20, as per the Piercing Ghost properties, but only -10 for a Yang protective surge, the target would have no health drop to their HP. If the Piercing Ghost damage is worth 100, and the protective technique is worth 80, then the piercing damage would be lowered, partially blocked by the protective technique, as per the technique interaction rules, and would deal 100 - 20 = 80 damage to the target HP. ). The reflected damage is also split between any clones of the user currently in place, such as Shadow Clones or other Elemental Clones, YY creations or Limbo Clones, allowing the target to dampen the damage with a clone technique used previously, simultaneously or after the clash ( Split Damage means a Piercing Ghost carrying a reflection worth 60 damage will deal 30 damage to the target and 30 damage to the one clone he activates, for example, and each entity can be protected as described before ). Unlike Hungry Ghost, the effects of the Piercing Ghost aren't turn-based, and are felt only with the first technique that it interacted with, working technique by technique.
Note: Reflected Damage will only be felt at the end of the turn, if left unblocked.
Note: Although Piercing Ghost boosts the damage debuff of a technique, and this increases one of two boosts applied to the technique, it will also revoke it's damage dealing properties, changing an Offensive technique into a Supplementary. This will also nullify any damage boosting buffs the technique has, though the user can add one additional Damage Shaving or Chakra/Rank/Efficiency buff to complete the pair, if capable.
Note: In case the host technique overpowers the preyed technique, the effects of the boosted damage shaving buff will not be felt, and the host technique will carry on with the normal damage shaving buff it had before the Piercing Technique. Thus, in order to successfully reflect the damage according to the damage debuff, the host technique needs to be capable of neutralizing or overpowering the preyed technique, adding another difficulty to the usage of the technique.
Note: Can only be used 6 times per battle and cannot be used on the same target more than thrice.
Note: Surges or Barriers of Anutu, Yang, Yin-Yang or Natural Energy can break or prevent the tethering of the Piercing Ghost, preventing the user from performing them throughout the duration of this technique. Thus, techniques imbued with any of these natures can't have their damage reflected.
Note: Piercing Ghost can only be used on S-rank techniques and below.
Specialized Infusion Roll: Nope
Right after performing the Ram handseal, she would swiftly change it into the Rat Handseal, and cast upon Mirabelle a dormant illusion. For now, nothing would happen, as she reveals herself within the beak of the fungal parrot.
Then again, I do like to play with my prey.
( Genjutsu: Kyuumin Shobatsu ) Illusionary Technique: Dormant Punishment
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user will channel their chakra into their opponent's chakra via the Rat seal. The user's chakra will then remain dormant until the victim uses a technique B-rank or above. The resulting amount of chakra needed will cause the user's chakra to activate like a switch to cause the affects of the illusion. As the victim begins to channel their chakra for the technique they use, they will see several spiked chains shoot up and restrain them, wrapping all around their body and dragging them to the ground. The chains will gradually become tighter and tighter and the victim will feel the spikes of the chains sinking deeper into their bodies and also the lack of air from being restricted. Eventually, after so much tension, the victims will fall unconscious.
~This technique remains dormant for 3 turns only
~The technique (if activated) will render one's opponent unconscious after 2 turns.
~Can be used 3 times per battle
Specialized Infusion Roll: Success ( 1/3 )
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user will channel their chakra into their opponent's chakra via the Rat seal. The user's chakra will then remain dormant until the victim uses a technique B-rank or above. The resulting amount of chakra needed will cause the user's chakra to activate like a switch to cause the affects of the illusion. As the victim begins to channel their chakra for the technique they use, they will see several spiked chains shoot up and restrain them, wrapping all around their body and dragging them to the ground. The chains will gradually become tighter and tighter and the victim will feel the spikes of the chains sinking deeper into their bodies and also the lack of air from being restricted. Eventually, after so much tension, the victims will fall unconscious.
~This technique remains dormant for 3 turns only
~The technique (if activated) will render one's opponent unconscious after 2 turns.
~Can be used 3 times per battle
Specialized Infusion Roll: Success ( 1/3 )
