Selendrile teaches xHoudinii the basic 5 :D

[Nathan]

Alright. The A-ranks, tad different approach, I want you to analzye the three techniques, and we will go from there.

(Rīfu Oshitsubusu Bōfū) Leaf Crushing Storm
Rank: A
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 60
Description: The user strikes the enemy with a powerful knee to the stomach, causing them to double over and he finishes with a strong elbow from the alternating arm to the back of the head. If successful, it will render the target unconscious for 2 turns.

(Seishun Furu Pawā) Youth Full Power
Type: Offensive
Rank: A-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: N/A
Damage: 60
Description:
The user begins with kicking the opponent into the air. Once the enemy is airborne, the user will quickly follow, positioning himself to deliver a kick to the opponent in the face or upper body, disorienting him and using the movement to position himself above. Once above, the user will finish with a powerful drop kick that will send the opponent back down to the ground, with such might that from a 3rd person perspective, only a flash of light is visible coming down, ending in a crater and a massive dust cloud.
Note: Can only be used by Taijutsu specialists or EIG users

(Konoha Ryūjin) - Leaf Dragon God
Type: Offensive/Defensive
Rank: A-rank
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description:
This is an ultimate taijutsu technique created by the legendary taijutsu master Chen. It appears to be initiated by an upward spin kick at which point it quickly becomes like tornado. Forming into a dragon with long whiskers, it attacks the target aiming to swallow them, at which point they are cut by the razor sharp air currents inside the attack. After initiating the attack, the user appears to remain shielded within the base of the tornado as the outward surface of the dragon seems to be solid enough for a person to impact and rebound off of, making the only way to enter the technique once it has been initiated is by being swallowed. However, there is one distinct weakness to the technique. Since the Dragon God's real form (and what it basically is) is that of an ordinary tornado, though cosmetically shaped into a dragon, its attack power is based on rotation. If one enters the attack's centre (Dragon's Eye) while rotating at high speed, such as Lee's One-Man Front Lotus, it can be dispersed without inflicting damage. The technique, while seemingly similar to Wind Release, is actually just the users own physical power (through the use of the spinning kick) shaping the air into currents through movement. It is, however, enough to fight off elemental ninjutsu of the same rank and below.
Note: Can only be used by Taijutsu Specialists and EIG users

 

[Houdinii]

Alright. The A-ranks, tad different approach, I want you to analzye the three techniques, and we will go from there.

(Rīfu Oshitsubusu Bōfū) Leaf Crushing Storm
Rank: A
Type: Offensive
Range: Short
Chakra cost: N/A
Damage points: 60
Description: The user strikes the enemy with a powerful knee to the stomach, causing them to double over and he finishes with a strong elbow from the alternating arm to the back of the head. If successful, it will render the target unconscious for 2 turns.

(Seishun Furu Pawā) Youth Full Power
Type: Offensive
Rank: A-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: N/A
Damage: 60
Description:
The user begins with kicking the opponent into the air. Once the enemy is airborne, the user will quickly follow, positioning himself to deliver a kick to the opponent in the face or upper body, disorienting him and using the movement to position himself above. Once above, the user will finish with a powerful drop kick that will send the opponent back down to the ground, with such might that from a 3rd person perspective, only a flash of light is visible coming down, ending in a crater and a massive dust cloud.
Note: Can only be used by Taijutsu specialists or EIG users

(Konoha Ryūjin) - Leaf Dragon God
Type: Offensive/Defensive
Rank: A-rank
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description:
This is an ultimate taijutsu technique created by the legendary taijutsu master Chen. It appears to be initiated by an upward spin kick at which point it quickly becomes like tornado. Forming into a dragon with long whiskers, it attacks the target aiming to swallow them, at which point they are cut by the razor sharp air currents inside the attack. After initiating the attack, the user appears to remain shielded within the base of the tornado as the outward surface of the dragon seems to be solid enough for a person to impact and rebound off of, making the only way to enter the technique once it has been initiated is by being swallowed. However, there is one distinct weakness to the technique. Since the Dragon God's real form (and what it basically is) is that of an ordinary tornado, though cosmetically shaped into a dragon, its attack power is based on rotation. If one enters the attack's centre (Dragon's Eye) while rotating at high speed, such as Lee's One-Man Front Lotus, it can be dispersed without inflicting damage. The technique, while seemingly similar to Wind Release, is actually just the users own physical power (through the use of the spinning kick) shaping the air into currents through movement. It is, however, enough to fight off elemental ninjutsu of the same rank and below.
Note: Can only be used by Taijutsu Specialists and EIG users

Sorry again about the wait D:

Leaf Crushing Storm

This is a useful technique that can be used in a variety of situations, it is simple and very effective. It can be used on its own to good effect or also used in combination with other attacks to more easily set it up. To counter this technique I would advise to dodge it rather than block it, since if you manage to dodge the initial knee thrust, the opponent will be off balance and on one leg. Which can easily be taken advantage of in many ways to put your opponent on the defensive. If you attempted to block this technique, depending on how you blocked it, you could potentially leave yourself open to the elbow strike that comes after.

This technique has a few good advantages, its simple and quick, easily used and if it lands it also incapacitates the opponent for two turns. It doesn't have many disadvantages either, maybe only that due to its straightforward and simple nature, your opponent could potentially predict or see through it and allow them to counter you. Overall I like this technique alot however.


Youth Full Power

This is a more specialised technique, well more of a short combo. Its complicated but very effective if used correctly. This technique is best used on its own, since it would be hard to incorporate into a combo unless perhaps you used it at the end. This technique has a few good points, after the initial kick the opponent is in the air and vulnerable, and the final kick itself is very fast and difficult to avoid. However it also has a few bad points, the technique is a little drawn out, giving your opponent more time to counter, this includes the gaps of time between the individual strikes which can each be potentially countered.

I would suggest countering this technique by either blocking or dodging the initial kick before you get launched in the air, for if you do it becomes much harder to counter from that vulnerable position. You could also potentially block the second kick before you are kicked in the head and disorientated. Overall I don't really like this technique, it seems too difficult to pull off and too easily countered, its not that versatile and its only really good in specific situations.


Leaf Dragon God

This is a great stand alone technique, it has great power and is even able to stand on equal terms with ninjutsu. Its most useful to either counter your opponents attack or to attack them from afar. Since you could use this technique to shield yourself from the opponents attack while simultaneously doing damage and attacking them. This technique is almost unique is taijutsu since it is able to attack from long range, while it also has the advantage of shielding you while it attacks. There are no real disadvantages to this technique, the only one I could think of being that if your opponent can interrupt your kick before the dragon is formed, you could be vulnerable.

Due to its nature it is difficult to counter this technique, your main options are to interrupt it before it forms or to exploit its one weakness, and use a technique with high rotation to bypass it. Overall I think this is a great technique with a variety of uses.

 

[Nathan]

Very well done, and with that we are done. Congrats. ^_^

 

[Houdinii]

Thanks for everything Nath .