[Kin] The real "Dark Arts"

[Atrocitus]

Hide your bio and attack with this? seems like an Rp jutsu to me. Leaves you open to attack if you're out in the open. Afraid not to the dojututsu, based on wording, plus when you look at shit like Obito's phasing and stuff, it kind of makes sense not to. And it seems that's the case as all CE are custom, you'd have to use their CE jutsu to use their c.e.

Yeah it just seems very clunky to use and would be better off using other avenues of attack. Yeah that seems weird with the CE's but i doubt i'll ever use this.

 

[Pervyy]

Yeah it just seems very clunky to use and would be better off using other avenues of attack. Yeah that seems weird with the CE's but i doubt i'll ever use this.

Yeah, i just thought of a way to use it xd

Last one i'm sure is from the filler arc which had limelight in, if you remember that one:

(Kinjutsu Doton Soseijutsu: Shishi Dojō) Forbidden Earth Resurrection Technique: Corpse Soil
Type: Supplementary
Rank: Forbidden
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 5 per corpse (150) (-10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description: This technique is called the "ultimate earth-element resurrection technique" because it focuses upon using the earth itself as a medium to revive corpses. By utilising soil in the local ground, the user can revive the fallen present there in one of two ways. The first version allows the user to seemingly continuously resurrect a large number of slain people as zombies, but with none of their rationality, physical prowess, or techniques at their disposal. They are fairly easy to destroy, capable of enduring little more than Taijutsu and D-Rank Ninjutsu. The amount of zombies raised is directly proportional to the chakra spent to search through the ground and awaken the corpse's remains. Some corpses may not be in a perfect state, being deteriorated or decomposed, in which case, earth will form the missing areas into functional parts. If the technique is deactivated either by the user or if the user is killed, the zombies will immediately turn to dust. The second version allows the user to bring a person back as a perfect resurrection, able to use all their skills from when alive, with the addition of a preset directive the person is forced to obey despite being consciously aware. Unlike the Impure World Reincarnation technique, the soul is not bound to the body nor can the user completely overcome the targets personality. In this case, the user needs access to both a large amount of chakra as well as the fresh, preserved corpse of the target. The limitation of this technique is that, while with Impure World Reincarnation one can summon the pre-prepared revived ninjas at any time and how many times one needs by summoning them, with this technique, the user can only use it once and cannot prepare it beforehand. This means that the user will either need to bring a sealed corpse and perform the technique in the midst of battle or perform it in a fallen enemy who will then be used for as long as is necessary. Another difference is that the revived ninja is not immune to damage and will not regenerate if damaged though injury is not enough to stop it and the corpse will continue to work and function while it has some way to do so. At any time, by performing a Snake hand seal and snapping their fingers, the caster of this technique releases the resurrected targets, turning them into loose soil.
Note: The technique can only be used once.
Note: First version will produce how many corpses the user is willing to pay chakra for, all of which will last until destroyed.
Note: Second version can only be used in one corpse and requires access to a corpse which will not be usable anymore once the technique or the battle ends but that can last while chakra is fueled to sustain it or the technique is ended.
Note: In either cases, defeating the caster of the technique ends the technique.
Note: To use a corpse, the user must have sealed it in an official fight, approved by an RP Moderator, linking to which, upon reviving, is mandatory.

 

[Atrocitus]

Yeah, i just thought of a way to use it xd

Last one i'm sure is from the filler arc which had limelight in, if you remember that one:

(Kinjutsu Doton Soseijutsu: Shishi Dojō) Forbidden Earth Resurrection Technique: Corpse Soil
Type: Supplementary
Rank: Forbidden
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 5 per corpse (150) (-10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description: This technique is called the "ultimate earth-element resurrection technique" because it focuses upon using the earth itself as a medium to revive corpses. By utilising soil in the local ground, the user can revive the fallen present there in one of two ways. The first version allows the user to seemingly continuously resurrect a large number of slain people as zombies, but with none of their rationality, physical prowess, or techniques at their disposal. They are fairly easy to destroy, capable of enduring little more than Taijutsu and D-Rank Ninjutsu. The amount of zombies raised is directly proportional to the chakra spent to search through the ground and awaken the corpse's remains. Some corpses may not be in a perfect state, being deteriorated or decomposed, in which case, earth will form the missing areas into functional parts. If the technique is deactivated either by the user or if the user is killed, the zombies will immediately turn to dust. The second version allows the user to bring a person back as a perfect resurrection, able to use all their skills from when alive, with the addition of a preset directive the person is forced to obey despite being consciously aware. Unlike the Impure World Reincarnation technique, the soul is not bound to the body nor can the user completely overcome the targets personality. In this case, the user needs access to both a large amount of chakra as well as the fresh, preserved corpse of the target. The limitation of this technique is that, while with Impure World Reincarnation one can summon the pre-prepared revived ninjas at any time and how many times one needs by summoning them, with this technique, the user can only use it once and cannot prepare it beforehand. This means that the user will either need to bring a sealed corpse and perform the technique in the midst of battle or perform it in a fallen enemy who will then be used for as long as is necessary. Another difference is that the revived ninja is not immune to damage and will not regenerate if damaged though injury is not enough to stop it and the corpse will continue to work and function while it has some way to do so. At any time, by performing a Snake hand seal and snapping their fingers, the caster of this technique releases the resurrected targets, turning them into loose soil.
Note: The technique can only be used once.
Note: First version will produce how many corpses the user is willing to pay chakra for, all of which will last until destroyed.
Note: Second version can only be used in one corpse and requires access to a corpse which will not be usable anymore once the technique or the battle ends but that can last while chakra is fueled to sustain it or the technique is ended.
Note: In either cases, defeating the caster of the technique ends the technique.
Note: To use a corpse, the user must have sealed it in an official fight, approved by an RP Moderator, linking to which, upon reviving, is mandatory.

lol I actually only remember Limelight, not for watching the filler, but from it being on the base when I was still around.

This is a weird technique tbh, its just seems like a much weaker amalgamation of the previous jutsu and Edo Tensei. You either summon weak zombies that can't really do much, or you summon an edo tensei that isn't immortal and I need to bring my own corpse or be in a fight with multiple opponents and kill one. I mean since I have fuuin I can seal away a corpse to be summoned when I need, but honestly I'd rather just use edo tensei. Also how many corpses can I revive and do they have to be player corpses?

 

[Pervyy]

lol I actually only remember Limelight, not for watching the filler, but from it being on the base when I was still around.

This is a weird technique tbh, its just seems like a much weaker amalgamation of the previous jutsu and Edo Tensei. You either summon weak zombies that can't really do much, or you summon an edo tensei that isn't immortal and I need to bring my own corpse or be in a fight with multiple opponents and kill one. I mean since I have fuuin I can seal away a corpse to be summoned when I need, but honestly I'd rather just use edo tensei. Also how many corpses can I revive and do they have to be player corpses?

Yeah, shame it was removed, that was a cool tech, think i used it once to wipe out a social group xd

The only problem i see with Edo tensei is, you have to capture someone alive to sacrifice them, which sometimes is a pain in the ass. With this, if you can kill someone, you could bring them back, or if you lose an ally in one match, you can bring them back in the next. It's weird, but you have to admit, using this on a white zetsu bio would be cool, just fill in the gaps with a zetsu clone. As for the mass of zombies, that could be a good dramatic effect in the NW, but that's all.

 

[Atrocitus]

Yeah, shame it was removed, that was a cool tech, think i used it once to wipe out a social group xd

The only problem i see with Edo tensei is, you have to capture someone alive to sacrifice them, which sometimes is a pain in the ass. With this, if you can kill someone, you could bring them back, or if you lose an ally in one match, you can bring them back in the next. It's weird, but you have to admit, using this on a white zetsu bio would be cool, just fill in the gaps with a zetsu clone. As for the mass of zombies, that could be a good dramatic effect in the NW, but that's all.

Didn't think about using it on an ally >_> haha. You didn't answer my question Dan xD but that should finish this training after that

 

[Pervyy]

Didn't think about using it on an ally >_> haha. You didn't answer my question Dan xD but that should finish this training after that

With the full on zombie ally, you can revive only one.

With the full version of the zombie nation, it says 5 per corpse man, so, go nuts with your army of zombies xd


Personally, due to the zombies being decomposed and such, it's not really bound to players, but NPC's that have died. I mean they can't use jutsu, they are destroyed easily, it's just mass fodder that wastes your charka, but looks cosmetically cool xd

 

[Atrocitus]

With the full on zombie ally, you can revive only one.

With the full version of the zombie nation, it says 5 per corpse man, so, go nuts with your army of zombies xd


Personally, due to the zombies being decomposed and such, it's not really bound to players, but NPC's that have died. I mean they can't use jutsu, they are destroyed easily, it's just mass fodder that wastes your charka, but looks cosmetically cool xd

So go murder a village and raise an undead horde? that immediately gets wiped out by one area of effect jutsu? Awesome! Thanks Dan!

 

[Pervyy]

So go murder a village and raise an undead horde? that immediately gets wiped out by one area of effect jutsu? Awesome! Thanks Dan!

Yeah pretty much, but... look cool while you do it xd

So... go make a mud copy of yourself... then... have him make an army of zombies.... and yeah... epic invasion force xd

GZ on kin being finished.... in like a day xd