[Toad Summoning]- Shady Doctor

-Cobalt- · Sep 15, 2013

(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamakichi) Summoning Technique: Gamakichi
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamakichi is the personal summon of Naruto and Jiraiya and one of Gamabunta's children. He was first summoned by Naruto Uzumaki because Naruto couldn't focus his chakra during the beginning of the battle with Gaara, but has grown since then into a fully adult toad. Very similar to his dad in both mentality and appearance, he stands slightly above the height of a normal human. Unharmed, he is still learning the abilities of the toads but has proven capable of fighting with his summoner. Capable of using Fire up to A-Rank, he is also a good user of Taijutsu (mainly strong fist variations) and has a strength well above that of a normal strong human. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of Toad Contract
Note: can only be summoned once

Gamabuntas son, he is slightly larger and has A-rank fire, capable of doing taijutsu (only freeform) and as all of them Oil techniques. He is stronger than a human which gives him great worth. Same as before.

(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamatatsu) Summoning Technique: Gamatatsu
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamatatsu is the younger son of Gamabunta and Gamakichi's younger brother. Contrasting with his brother and father, he has a somewhat aloof and awkward personality, general distracted from battle and his surroundings. Despite this, along with his brother, he has been training to become a Toad Warrior. Standing more or less with the same height as his brother (similar to a human), he can fight in hand to hand combat, albeit with a lower skill than his brother, but can also use Water techniques up to A-Rank. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of the Toad Contract.
Note: can only be summoned once

Also the size of a human, he can do freeform taijutsu but less efficient. He also uses A-rank and below Water and Oil techniques. Same drill.

Shady Doctor · Sep 17, 2013

-Cobalt- said:
(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamakichi) Summoning Technique: Gamakichi
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamakichi is the personal summon of Naruto and Jiraiya and one of Gamabunta's children. He was first summoned by Naruto Uzumaki because Naruto couldn't focus his chakra during the beginning of the battle with Gaara, but has grown since then into a fully adult toad. Very similar to his dad in both mentality and appearance, he stands slightly above the height of a normal human. Unharmed, he is still learning the abilities of the toads but has proven capable of fighting with his summoner. Capable of using Fire up to A-Rank, he is also a good user of Taijutsu (mainly strong fist variations) and has a strength well above that of a normal strong human. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of Toad Contract
Note: can only be summoned once

Gamabuntas son, he is slightly larger and has A-rank fire, capable of doing taijutsu (only freeform) and as all of them Oil techniques. He is stronger than a human which gives him great worth. Same as before.

(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamatatsu) Summoning Technique: Gamatatsu
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamatatsu is the younger son of Gamabunta and Gamakichi's younger brother. Contrasting with his brother and father, he has a somewhat aloof and awkward personality, general distracted from battle and his surroundings. Despite this, along with his brother, he has been training to become a Toad Warrior. Standing more or less with the same height as his brother (similar to a human), he can fight in hand to hand combat, albeit with a lower skill than his brother, but can also use Water techniques up to A-Rank. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of the Toad Contract.
Note: can only be summoned once

Also the size of a human, he can do freeform taijutsu but less efficient. He also uses A-rank and below Water and Oil techniques. Same drill.

Gamakichi:
Well, honestly I probably wouldn't use him much, seeing as his specialties are fire and Taijutsu. Fire is my least favorite element of the basic 5, and imo is repetitive technique wise. I'm a fan of Taijutsu, but I could use tai with other toads that are more compatible with my style and liking. But if I absolutely HAD to use him in a fight, I'd simply use him for his oil abilities and also to do fire/wind combinations when needed.

Gamatatsu:
Well, he's not too versatile, but I'd actually make good use of him. I'd take advantage of the fact that he uses water, so when able, I'd use him to overwhelm my opponents with large water techniques or just provide back up defenses for my bio. Other than that, I'd use his toad oil in unison with my elemental techniques to power them up and make it harder for opponents to counter or defend properly.

Mockingbird · Sep 17, 2013

(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamakichi) Summoning Technique: Gamakichi
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamakichi is the personal summon of Naruto and Jiraiya and one of Gamabunta's children. He was first summoned by Naruto Uzumaki because Naruto couldn't focus his chakra during the beginning of the battle with Gaara, but has grown since then into a fully adult toad. Very similar to his dad in both mentality and appearance, he stands slightly above the height of a normal human. Unharmed, he is still learning the abilities of the toads but has proven capable of fighting with his summoner. Capable of using Fire up to A-Rank, he is also a good user of Taijutsu (mainly strong fist variations) and has a strength well above that of a normal strong human. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of Toad Contract
Note: can only be summoned once

Gamakichi seems like one of the more all-around 'ideal' summons because of his abilities; I could see myself calling on him in multiple situations, none too specific :T Because he can use Taijutsu and defend himself so well, I'd be more likely to depend on him when I'm in trouble, as opposed to Gamatatsu

(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Gamatatsu) Summoning Technique: Gamatatsu
Type: Supplementary
Rank: B-Rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 20
Damage: N/A
Description:
Gamatatsu is the younger son of Gamabunta and Gamakichi's younger brother. Contrasting with his brother and father, he has a somewhat aloof and awkward personality, general distracted from battle and his surroundings. Despite this, along with his brother, he has been training to become a Toad Warrior. Standing more or less with the same height as his brother (similar to a human), he can fight in hand to hand combat, albeit with a lower skill than his brother, but can also use Water techniques up to A-Rank. Similar to most toads, he can use Oil techniques.
Note: requires signing of the Toad Contract.
Note: can only be summoned once

Gamatatsu, again, seems like one of those 'ideal' summons that I could often call upon. I could see myself summoning him to execute several collaboration jutsu with water; It's an element that I tend to use almost naturally and I could se myself using him to take the place of a clone, for example, and launch collaborative attacks with him. As he is less powerful than Gamakichi in a sense, I'd rely on Gamatatsu if it was the case that I had the upper hand in battle, or when I'm trying to establish dominance in a fight, not so much when I'm on the receiving end of danger.

Detective L · Nov 9, 2016

Same process, you just analyze them, though try and elaborate on them a bit.

A warrior Toad, pretty shy and modest, but deadly in battle. He's quite useful in battle, I can't really write too much, since I'll just be doing your work for ya. But yeah, he also has a Shield and Sword, making more of a close combat Toad.

Another quiet Toad, and master of the twin katanas as well as Taijutsu, this Toad is often summoned from above people, making a grand entrance.

Shady Doctor · Nov 17, 2016

I hope it's ok if i analyze these both together since they are pretty identical in both abilities and use. These toads are both enormous in size, both rivaling the boss summoning Gamabunta. This in itself can be both a very good aspect about them, but also could be seen as a drawback. Seeing as they're so big they could help combat larger creatures or creations with brute force, but due to their sheer size they become very easy targets to many techniques that they may not be able to take note of in time. They're both very adept in the use of taijutsu, which comes in the form of basic strong fist techniques, whether it's chakra based or not. With the size of them, using such taijutsu could easily cause a mass amount of damage to the terrain or anything hit by them. Not only are they good with taijutsu, but using the weapons they come with they can use Kenjutsu techniques also, which could prove to be even more dangerous than their taijutsu usage in my personal opinion. Just like other toads of the contract, these two dudes can use the oil based techniques, but with their size, the techniques would logically be of comparable size which in itself is a crazy thought. This could legit lead to large scaled combination techniques via oil and elemental techniques that would be hard to dodge or stop. Hope that's good senpai L. Huehuehue

Detective L · Nov 19, 2016

Good, good.

The big boss, an enormous summon who is around 100 meters in height. He carries a massive Katana, and is able to use Water techniques up to B rank. He is immune to B rank and below techniques, and can use Oil based techniques.

Although only usable when you have SM, we'll go through them now. The two elder toads, Ma and Pa, are both fairly experienced masters and strategic fighters. They are each capable of performing some skills, elaborate on those.

Shady Doctor · Nov 19, 2016

Gamabunta, like the other two is a massive summoning, basically having the same advantages and disadvantages as the ones i previously analyzed. The difference with him is that he's an extremely sturdy guy, being able to tank and be unaffected by techniques that are B rank and lower. Along with his size and sturdiness, he's capable of using water techniques up to and including S ranks, and make use of the toad oil techniques. All of these things combined honestly makes him a troublesome opponent for someone to handle unless they deal with him with sheer power.

Oh nice, Ma and Pa. These two are op if used correctly imho. I love the fact that they both use wind nature, while one can use fire and the other can also use water. This makes them very versatile in their capabilities on the battlefield, and could do some pretty nasty combinations. They're both capable of using both ninjutsu and sage arts, so coupled with their elemental affinities, this just puts them over the top. I would be able to summon them one at a time, once per battle, or by gathering chakra for a turn, perform a double summoning to call forth both of them at once. Even when gathering the needed chakra to summon them, I'd be capable of performing techniques that don't require hand seals, which is still pretty decent for protection while i call on them. I rarely see ppl use them for actual battle, but instead they're used for their unique help they provide with the SM technique. They help ppl stay in SM indefinitely (or until they're defeated themselves). Personally I'd summon them for their pure battle prowess, but to each his own.

Detective L · Nov 23, 2016

Very good, and now the last ones.

Basically all the same Toads, just elemental variations of them, where you summon forth the Toad. The Toad is able to use its respective element up to A rank, and is unaffected by said element, B rank and below. Pretty simple.

Shady Doctor · Nov 24, 2016

These toads comes in a set of 5, one for each basic element, though only one of them can be used at a time. Each of them use their given element up to A rank which could be deadly for their size, which I'm assuming is near the size of the previous three we went over. On top of that they're immune to their respective elements, up to B rank so that will definitely come in handy with those lower rank sneaky attacks tbh. The only real drawbacks is the fact that only one of these can be summoned at a time, so they can't really supplement one another. The biggest drawback for someone who likes to use their summons often is the fact that for 2 turns afterwards, we can't summon any other toads. Other than that, they're pretty solid.

Detective L · Dec 4, 2016

Cool, now for the arts.

Now for this technique, you will gather your chakra in your mouth, and then release outwards an Oil. This can be blasted towards the opponent, and set aflame, creating an Oil based flame projectile. Pretty useful.

Now with this technique, its more of a Toad based one. Either Gamakiri or Gamabunta are able to unleash their tongue towards the opponent. This blasts the opponent back some, and causes them to hit the ground and stop their movement. Depending on who uses it, the rank changes, A rank for Gama and C rank for Gamakiri.

A technique where you will summon forth a special toad, in which, you can hide apparently. This toad can go very deep into Fresh water, and its stomach has a special barrier, making it impossible for the opponent to sense you.

Shady Doctor · Dec 12, 2016

The oil technique is pretty straight forward. Just a blast of oil that is ignited to cause searing flames to attack targets. Only question i have, is since it is mixed with oil, is it still weak to water based attacks or does oil go by different S/W?

This is a cool technique. Good to see that the Toads have tongue based abilities to be used. Using the tongue as a limb, it will stretch out to smack a target down, pinning them down i assume with enough force to stop them from moving. This could actually cause quite the damage when used by bunta since his tongue is large due to his massive size.

Dope ass tech man. I can see myself using this in many cases. I summon a toad which would swallow me whole, keeping me inside of its stomach. App
apparently it has a special stomach that is surrounded by a barrier, which holds the ability to conceal my chakra from being detected altogether. Questions about this. How big is the toad? I'm assuming a bit bigger than a human, maybe the mid size of bunta's sons? (Not when they were tiny, and not when they were massive, but when naruto was learning to do combination techs with them)? And does the frog have concealed chakra also? Or can it be sensed? Great technique nonetheless.

Detective L · Dec 17, 2016

I'll tell you what Crutch told me more than a year ago, when he taught me these techniques.

All in all, it's is ultimately just a C-rank fireball. It has the same strengths and weaknesses. Even though oil and water don't mix, it still absorbs the energy of the oil, and the ignited oil is still fueled by wind.

Yeah its a bit bigger than a person, and yes, the Toad can be sensed.

Oil is gathered and shot, where the oil can then inhibit the opponent's movement due to the consistency of the oil. Of course, its very flammable so good for a combination.

A technique usable by the Toads, so they shrink their size down to become a small Toad. Pretty good depending on the situation, but overall for sneaking or being carried. Also, to escape some large scale techniques.

A cool technique, that acts as a summoning and an art, where you will bring forth a generic human sized Toad, that slams into the opponent. He's basically moving the whole time, and comes out of nowhere with a sword and slams into the opponent. Pretty lit.

Shady Doctor · Dec 18, 2016

The first one reminds me of the sticky starch technique alot. I spew out an oil in which covers a target in order to hinder movements to a certain degree. The biggest difference is the fact that this oil is extremely flammable, so I'm assuming lightning, high heat and fire would set this on fire, which makes it pretty dangerous.

This second one is pretty sneaky and could be useful if used properly. I for some reason picture it kinda comical when looking at it. Lol idk why. >.> But the toads shrink themselves to a much smaller size to sneak around and such. Can be used to shrink in a way that it moves from being hit by certain projectiles or close combat attacks. I.e. a sword being swung at their head, they shrink down and avoid the attack.

Pretty dope technique tbh. We summon a toad (human sized) that is summoned with a preset momentum as if they were running through the summoning process. This lets us basically aim a s/t projectile sort of, with the toad being a projectile to be used against someone. What kind of summoning process is it? Like clapping of hands, or the whole hand seals thing? If with just clapping of hands, this is even better since we could essentially spring this on someone at point blank range.

Detective L · Dec 22, 2016

Its just summoned I believe, like any other Toad (so like hand seals).

A technique where you actually summon Gamahiro, however, he is summoned above the opponent. He then crashes into them, I use to combo this with summoning him, and making him do something as well.

A technique which involves you and Gamatatsu, where he will focus his Wind chakra and you will unleash some Oil. He enhances it by blowing some Wind, creating a wider ranged Oil blast. Pretty cool.

A technique where you summon the stomach of a Fire breathing Toad, that traps the opponent in its belly. This stomach can digest the opponent, or capture them, spill some oil on them, and even blow out some Fire. Its lit in there

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Shady Doctor · Jan 13, 2017

Food cart destroyer is probably the most mainstream technique of the toad arts, if i say so myself. Well at least the one i remember alot. Lol. Basically summon Gamahiro right above someone/something to have him fall on them and crush them. Probably more useful (as you stated) to have him attack or do some sort of move from above so it isn't him just falling on something tbh.

The next is a technique specifically used in conjunction with Gamatatsu. Using a wind blast whilst on top of or behind the toad summoning, he'd simultaneously release a blast of oil that is combined with the wind to create a wide range oil/wind combo. This is pretty cool since it is long range, then oil is flammable so the oil that is spread out could easily be ignites to set things ablaze.

A technique that lets you summon the flame toad's stomach around the opponent (not us right? Since we'd get cooked) which can be used to harm him in numerous ways. Firstly it begins consuming/digesting him with the flesh of the stomach, which can easily leave someone immobile. You can also have the toad spill oil onto the target (which can easily be ignited), or even conjure up flames that will burn them to a crisp. I'd definitely use it to spill oil all over them to have them drenched in it.

Detective L · Jan 16, 2017

Correct, and good. Last batch.

In this technique, its a three way collab between you, Gamatatsu and Gamakichi. Basically Toad Oil Bullet, but Gamakichi adds some Fire, and heats it up quite some amount and thus, creates a powerful, blunt impact Fire blast.

A two way collab between you and Gamatatsu. You will stand atop Gamatatsu, and mold your Wind chakra, while he does his Water chakra. Together, you unleash a very powerful stream of Water, that spreads over a large area and carries powerful impact.

Lastly, a technique where you warp yourself and the opponent into the digestive tracks of a toad. This is a reverse summoning technique, and the stomach aims to capture the opponent and crush them, allowing you time to deliver your own attacks.

Shady Doctor · Jan 22, 2017

First is a pretty dope 3 way attack which needs the two specify toads and myself to do the attacks near simultaneously. Uses wind, fire and oil to create a blunt impact blast that has enough power to even push back a tailed beast. This only counts as a single move, right? Or will this count as 3 since we all use a technique?

This technique reminds me of a bigger version of the Canon technique water typhoon/vortex that yamato and naruto does. It's combining water and wind to create a wide/long ranged combination attack that is hard to stop since it combines two elements. Pretty useful and cool. Same question as above.

One of the most "abused" techniques of toad arts imo and a pretty reliable technique. You can reverse summon your opponent (and yourself if you choose) into the stomach of a great toad within mt myowhatever. Lol. The stomach would then proceed to crush the target with the flesh within, though with enough force, one can destroy the inside and end the technique, sending themselves back.

Detective L · Jan 22, 2017

Its just one technique, I believe. Though barely used due to the effort one has to do, just for A rank techniques. Anyway, you're done with Toads. Enjoy.

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