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( Tenmagiragira ) - Glare of the Demon
Rank: S
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: When using the Jagan, Akuma noticed that should a foe avoid eye contact, the entire technique would be useless. He began studying the Jagan jutsu with great detail and came up with a way to solve this problem. Using the basis behind the Jagan, the basis of transferring Keigoku through eye contact alone, the user gathers chakra in his eyes and focuses on a point. As he focuses, he uses that extreme amount of chakra to force a portal to open a meter from his target. Upon opening the portal, the user channels great amounts of Keigoku to flow out in a concentrated stream of Keigoku, causing great mental agony on contact with a foe. As it is derived from the Jagan, the portal doesn't require hand seals to open them, only a line of sight with the target, and as such, chakra sensors and doujutsu users will be able to see the build up of chakra in the users eyes though this doesn't necessarily give them adequate time to defend. Opponents moving faster than the eye can focus will not be able to be focused on. By moving his eyes in movement with the target, the user is able to cause the streams of Keigoku to follow the target. However if he does this, he is unable to use any other attack as he controls and manipulates the Keigoku. Upon opening the portal to draw the Keigoku out, it takes a very short time to exit the portal.
As powerful as the secret jutsu is, it has a few limitations to it's power. Only capable of being used twice with a period of at least 3 turns in between use, the user isn't able to use any Keigoku for 2 subsequent turns as well as jutsus above A rank that turn
Thought it lasts as long as the user can focus his eyesight and maintain it on the target, the technique cannot be used longer than one turn obviously. After releasing the technique, the user is left extremely fatigued.
The basis behind this one is simple. Should one not be able to establish eye contact, you simply use this to instead open a portal based on your eye's focal point. Wherever your eye is trained on is flooded with Keigoku that can then be streamed based on your tracking ability. Whatever you can see and perceive can be targeted through this, moving at comparable speeds to Amaterasu. Example: I activate something that increases my speed, say x2 base speed. Whatever is moving at my tracking speed and below is easily targetable with this. Even more, due to the rank needed to use this ( at least BK and up ) it poses a great chance of being highly successful as the Keigoku can pass multiple objects. You could essentially use this during an entire turn, and **** an opponent up lol.
Of course, it has inherent drawbacks. You can only use it twice and after each use, you cannot use any keigoku jutsu for 2 turns nor jutsu of S rank and Forbidden rank that same turn. Questions?
Rank: S
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: When using the Jagan, Akuma noticed that should a foe avoid eye contact, the entire technique would be useless. He began studying the Jagan jutsu with great detail and came up with a way to solve this problem. Using the basis behind the Jagan, the basis of transferring Keigoku through eye contact alone, the user gathers chakra in his eyes and focuses on a point. As he focuses, he uses that extreme amount of chakra to force a portal to open a meter from his target. Upon opening the portal, the user channels great amounts of Keigoku to flow out in a concentrated stream of Keigoku, causing great mental agony on contact with a foe. As it is derived from the Jagan, the portal doesn't require hand seals to open them, only a line of sight with the target, and as such, chakra sensors and doujutsu users will be able to see the build up of chakra in the users eyes though this doesn't necessarily give them adequate time to defend. Opponents moving faster than the eye can focus will not be able to be focused on. By moving his eyes in movement with the target, the user is able to cause the streams of Keigoku to follow the target. However if he does this, he is unable to use any other attack as he controls and manipulates the Keigoku. Upon opening the portal to draw the Keigoku out, it takes a very short time to exit the portal.
As powerful as the secret jutsu is, it has a few limitations to it's power. Only capable of being used twice with a period of at least 3 turns in between use, the user isn't able to use any Keigoku for 2 subsequent turns as well as jutsus above A rank that turn
Thought it lasts as long as the user can focus his eyesight and maintain it on the target, the technique cannot be used longer than one turn obviously. After releasing the technique, the user is left extremely fatigued.
The basis behind this one is simple. Should one not be able to establish eye contact, you simply use this to instead open a portal based on your eye's focal point. Wherever your eye is trained on is flooded with Keigoku that can then be streamed based on your tracking ability. Whatever you can see and perceive can be targeted through this, moving at comparable speeds to Amaterasu. Example: I activate something that increases my speed, say x2 base speed. Whatever is moving at my tracking speed and below is easily targetable with this. Even more, due to the rank needed to use this ( at least BK and up ) it poses a great chance of being highly successful as the Keigoku can pass multiple objects. You could essentially use this during an entire turn, and **** an opponent up lol.
Of course, it has inherent drawbacks. You can only use it twice and after each use, you cannot use any keigoku jutsu for 2 turns nor jutsu of S rank and Forbidden rank that same turn. Questions?