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Taijutsu
(Taijutsu: Puraudomearī) Body Art: Proud Mary
Type: Offensive/ Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short (- Long (Mobility)
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: A technique that utilizes physical enhancement through Chakra, for a simple yet effective purpose , Proud Mary requires the user to possess a basic understanding of Taijutsu, and be flexible enough to achieve it's unique, and honestly odd stance. The user starts by gathering Chakra throughout their legs, using it to enhance their natural capabilities, and preparing to stabilize this Jutsu's next step. The user leaps forward with their dominant foot and proceeds to perform a downward arcing kick, spinning their entire upper body, whilst keeping their leg as straight as possible. From this point the user then proceeds to continue the same spinning motion and transition into another downwards arcing kick with the opposite leg, requiring the user to perform a full-split and maintain it for as long as they wish to continue using this technique. The user then proceeds to continuously perform the same series of spinning kicks, keeping their legs rigid and straight, using the constant spinning to both appear and effectively function like a wheel, quickly traversing the terrain, whilst performing a powerful and relentless series of kicks, almost akin to a buzz-saw. This technique can be used to easily close a gap between the user and their target, or to evade certain techniques, and when combined with the "Tree Climbing Exercise" allows the user to effectively traverse almost any kind of terrain at high speeds, even topographical features that are highly elevated, or are inconsistent in nature. Additionally, through the constant spinning/ rotating motion this technique employs, the user can easily reach great speeds, equivalent to their individual top speed, determined by factors such as their Rank, overall Speed Level, etc. This is what makes the technique easily fatal, the overall high speed the user charges at their opponent with, combined with the seemingly endless series of kicks can easily cause severe damage, whether through trauma from physical impact, or even lacerations, simply due to how fast the user is spinning.
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Restrictions
☆ Can only be used twice per battle
☆ Can not use Taijutsu above B rank in the same turn
☆ Can not be used in consecutive turns
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(Migatte no Gokui ☯ Chō hon'nō) Mastery of Self-Movement ☯ Ultra Instinct
[Spoiler]Type: Supplementary/ Defensive
Rank: N/A
Range: Short
Chakra: N/A
Damage: N/A
Description: An advanced Taijutsu art, based on the martial art of "(Mushin) Empty Mind", a mental state where the body reflexively reacts without the need of having any specific input from the practitioner, resulting in such refined levels of instinct and intuition to a level where they can respond to any threat without the need for thought. This is achieved via an intense level of training, wherein one is endlessly bombarded with incredibly fast, yet weak strikes, until they eventually grasp the concept of "self-movement", where each part of the body seemingly acts independently of the user's own will. It teaches one to abandon the practice of "thinking before moving", and simply initiate "moving without thinking". This is incredibly useful, as messages from the brain can only move through the nervous system to one's body parts so fast, subsequently losing precious time in combat that add up with every consecutive movement and action. This technique does not increase, or grant any kind of additional boost to the user's movement, tracking or reaction speed in any sense. Instead, it is akin to an automated defensive stance that allows the user to effectively negate any incoming physical attack that they can, visually or otherwise, register, without actually thinking about performing the actions. The body moves, almost as if on it's own accord, to respond to incoming attacks, and attempts to negate, redirect, or counter them in the most logical manner, before proceeding to intercept the next attack. A perfect idiom to describe this stance is "The lights are on, but no one is home", as the user is clearly responding to external threats, yet doesn't always seem entirely "present". One of the many benefits to this technique is that it is purely physical, and, by it's very nature, requires little to no input from the user themselves, especially in regards to their Chakra flow. As their body is reacting instinctively, rather than with directed motions and a proper input from the user themselves, they're free to use their heads to perform other actions, such as analysing attack patterns, potential weak points, and formulate and initiate proper counter attacks, etc. There are significant drawbacks to this technique as well however as, by it's very nature, it can only allow the user's body to react to actions and attacks that they can witness. This means the user cannot use this technique against attacks faster than they can track or logically register due to speed, but also attacks of a deceptive nature, or attack the user in some unregisterable manner, such as attacks that cannot be physically seen, like "Frog Kumite", or attacks that strike outside the user's field of vision. However, in the case of techniques that are directly applied via physical actions, such as in the case of a Shinobi driving a Rasengan into the body of their opponent, the user can divert this incoming threat by redirecting the physical motions of the opponent's strike, "countering" the Rasengan without making physical contact with it, or even ending the technique. [SUP][X][/SUP] Finally, entering into this stance does not constitute the usage of one of the user's 3 Jutsu per turn, however, if this technique is used to defend against another Jutsu, every instance of a successfully defended technique does consume one of the user's allotted Jutsu from their next turn. When used to defend against freeform actions and movements, no Jutsu slots are consumed. This can, in most cases, force a stalemate in close-quarters combat centric fights, as neither party gains any ground, or inflicts damage upon the other.
Note: Can only be used for a max of 3 turns, and user must wait 3 turns between usages.
Note: Can only be taught by Iᴍᴘᴇяғᴇᴄᴛ, and can only be used by Biographies with a Taijutsu specialty.[/spoiler]
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