Toyokumono ) - Toyokumono
Type: Supplementary
Rank: S-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 70 (-50 per turn)
Damage points: N/A
Description: This technique is the strongest non Eighth Gate Taijutsu in existence. Toyokumono gives the user's Taijutsu powerful space warping abilities and puts them on par with Night Guy in terms of capabilities. The effects of this technique are strongest the closer one is to the user, allowing the user to bend space towards him to let Taijutsu attacks "phase" through counters. When taijutsu is used, the user is able to cause the space around and near the attacks to bend either towards or away from the attack. When in short range, this allows the user go have a near 100% chance of landing attacks despite any physical counter presented. Should target be mid range away, the user is able to warp the space in between his attack, causing it to bend towards it, effectively pulling the target towards the attack and reducing the space between the attack and opponent to short range. With this technique, the only way to avoid taijutsu would be to combat them with energy attacks or stay out of mid range.
Note: The S/T warping of this technique allows attacks to effectively warp through defenses of equal rank and lower regardless of chakra input or damage should they be physical/corporeal.
Note: This ability remains active for as long as the user is using Yang State.
Perhaps the biggest change to the recent techs is the effect that Yang State grants to the user; while originally, all the user gained was near limitless speed and durability and a zone that indiscriminately increases everyone's speed and damage while inside it, Yang State now actually offers Taijutsu that has an actual effect, warping space around targets when in use to create "perfect" assaults. Without directly stating it, it mentions how one can defend the techs enhanced by it as well as how to avoid it via range. What ways can this be defended against? If Konoha Ryujin is used against this, how can you counter in short range? Mid range? Keep in mind the user will still have the TSB with him.
