~Stein ~ teaches me in Suiton
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Water is a substance that is within almost every aspect of the world we know today. Humans are said to be 60 - 90 % water, depending on the source that gives these number. The boiling point is 100°C, and the freezing point is 0 °C.
As for the Element water in the shinobi way:
Water is commonly know as Suiton (水遁). It is strong against fire, as it extinguishes fire, and weak against earth. Water can be combined with Lightning because it strenghtens the Lightning attacks enormously. It is possible to create water out of yourself (advanced mastery) or manipulate existing water (Beginner - Advanced Mastery)
There are also a lot of KG's at which water is one of the two base elements. For example there is Mokuton(木遁) or Wood release, where water and earth are combined. One of these users is The First Hokage, or Yamato.
Another example is Ice, more commonly known as Hyōton(氷遁), of which Haku is one of the only known users to have this kekkai genkai. Ice is believed to be a mixture of the Water and Wind element.
I hope this is good enough Sensei.
As for the Element water in the shinobi way:
Water is commonly know as Suiton (水遁). It is strong against fire, as it extinguishes fire, and weak against earth. Water can be combined with Lightning because it strenghtens the Lightning attacks enormously. It is possible to create water out of yourself (advanced mastery) or manipulate existing water (Beginner - Advanced Mastery)
There are also a lot of KG's at which water is one of the two base elements. For example there is Mokuton(木遁) or Wood release, where water and earth are combined. One of these users is The First Hokage, or Yamato.
Another example is Ice, more commonly known as Hyōton(氷遁), of which Haku is one of the only known users to have this kekkai genkai. Ice is believed to be a mixture of the Water and Wind element.
I hope this is good enough Sensei.
Nope, no Copy-pasting
. Knowledge I got from watching the anime a lot. I only Wiki'd the Kekkei Genkai names because I don't know the Japanese translations !I go stand in the lake and take a meditative position. I let the chakra flow out of my body. As my chakra mixes into the water, I feel the cool breeze of the water. I feel the way it moves freely around, only changing its course when there's a small breeze of wind.
Well, by letting my chakra mingle with the water I could feel the way the water itself acted really. You could feel it's loose nature, the way it shifts is very unpredictable.
It's comparable to the Lightning Element in that way, which is also very unpredicable.
You can also feel that the water is a great force. It's power is tremendous if controlled by the right person.
I hope this is good enough, sempai?
I'll try to manipulate the water now!
The first thing I do is take the same meditative position as before.
I let my chakra flow into the water, keeping its amount constant.
I try to mix my chakra with the water, hoping to gain control over a small amount of it.
Well, I asume that by manipulating, you want me to mix my chakra with the water? Is that right sempai?
It's comparable to the Lightning Element in that way, which is also very unpredicable.
You can also feel that the water is a great force. It's power is tremendous if controlled by the right person.
I hope this is good enough, sempai?
I'll try to manipulate the water now!
The first thing I do is take the same meditative position as before.
I let my chakra flow into the water, keeping its amount constant.
I try to mix my chakra with the water, hoping to gain control over a small amount of it.
Well, I asume that by manipulating, you want me to mix my chakra with the water? Is that right sempai?
Ah yes, okay.
I focus my chakra out of my body into the water around me.
I take control of the water around me by putting blending it with my chakra.
I try to make a small ball out of it, and keep its form constant.
Is this better?
I focus my chakra out of my body into the water around me.
I take control of the water around me by putting blending it with my chakra.
I try to make a small ball out of it, and keep its form constant.
Is this better?
As I go into the river, I start to focus on my chakra. As my chakra starts to grow, I let it go out my body, into the lake. After this I sense how the water feels, it's slippery, loose movement. As I let my chakra go out of the body, I let it blend together with the water of the river. I take a small amount and keep my chakra going in it, keeping the chakra constant when I finally feel that it's a sufficient amount. I then start to change the physical appearance of the water. I make a round ball by keeping chakra on the inside, but on the outside as well, so that the shape certainly stays the same.
I tried my best... I find these kind of descriptions the easiest. I find it harder to actually try and explain a jutsu or how to perform something.Wow you must have put a large amount of effort into this description of water!
.Alrighty.
I start focus and gathering chakra. I build up as much as I can and let it out of body. While it flows out of my body, I let it blend with the water of the lake around me, keeping the output of chakra constant and stable.
I start focus and gathering chakra. I build up as much as I can and let it out of body. While it flows out of my body, I let it blend with the water of the lake around me, keeping the output of chakra constant and stable.