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(Rinyūaru Tekondō: Jin Hoechook) | Renewal Taekwondo: Truth Tornado

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Type: Offensive
Rank: Forbidden
Range: Short - Long ( Mid range in width )
Chakra: 50
Damage: 90 (-25 to the user)
Description: The user begins by initiating the first step in any Renewal Taekwondo technique, increasing their mass in direct relation to the force they wish to generate by the technique. Jin Hoechook is one of the most powerful Renewal Taekwondo techniques ever invented, requiring the user to push their body to the absolute furthest limit possible, multiplying their body’s natural weight by 50x. The user will then gather the force generated by the opposing surface, and perform one of Taekwondo’s signature high-kicks. The kick is performed by leaping off the ground while simultaneously rotating one’s body, releasing the force generated by the earth in the form of a massive blast of compressed air that rotates with a great deal of force and ferocity. The direction of the rotation is dependant on which direction the user rotated their body (clockwise or counter-clockwise).
Note: This technique can only be performed once, due to the strain it places on the user’s body. That is unless they are a master of Renewal Taekwondo, then they may use this technique a 2nd time, after which, they completely collapse, due to the force exuded on their body and the general strain of such a powerful technique.
Note: No Renewal Taekwondo techniques can be performed within the same turn the user performs this Jutsu.
Note: After it’s use, the user cannot perform Taijutsu of any Rank for 3 turns, and cannot gather chakra, for that turn.

This a strong ass technique. Tell me, is it cool?

 

[Klad]

Oh it's very cool I got chills. Cheers

 

[Six Paths]

Best student yet, I swear. Wait until I post the others homie.

 

[Imperfect]

Uhh... Hey there. Six isn't present to do this, so... I guess I'm in charge? You've got two techniques to do. First is an update, second is an entirely new technique. Describe how you'd perform them, pros, cons, etc, all that boring shit.

(Rinyūaru Tekondō: Dai Shisei Hwechook) | Renewal Taekwondo: 3rd Stance Hwechook
Type: Offensive/ Supplementary
Rank: A-Rank
Range: Short - Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description: The user starts by following the basic requirement for all Renewal Taekwondo techniques, multiplying their weight, this time by x15 for an instant, generating opposing force in the ground as a result. From there, they gather, and channel this force from one foot to the other, adding a rotational change in shape as they do so. What sets this technique apart from similar techniques where a rotation is added to the generated force, like with the "(Rinyūaru Tekondō: Palang Deulaegon Geod-Eocha) | Renewal Taekwondo: Kick of the Blue Dragon" is that this technique doesn't utilize the change in the force's shape as a projectile, rather, it is utilized in a physical sense, to assist and influence the user's physical motions. The force gathered in the user's leg is split into three portions, each released on a separate strike on the target's head in a specific sequence created to inflict as much damage as possible upon the target. The first strike is typically performed on either of the target's temples with the corresponding leg, eg: left temple with left leg. As soon as the strike connects, the user expends the first portion of the gathered force, releasing it upon the side of the target's head in the form of a shockwave. As a result, the shockwave propels the user's leg in the opposing direction. Instead of fighting against this, the user follows through, pivoting in place with their other leg as they deliver a second strike to the opposing temple. They then repeat the previous step, releasing the second portion of the energy into the side of the target's head, and once more pivots, this time spinning around the back of the target, performing a full 360° turn and delivers a final strike to the back of the target's head, where the spine meets the skull. [SUP][

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][/SUP] While the individual strikes themselves aren't particularly strong, the placement of the strikes on the target's body carry powerful negative side-effects for the target. As the user transitions from the first strike to the second, in the brief interval between the two, the targets brain is knocked to the opposite side of their head, and with the second strike, they cause it to come to an abrupt halt. Even if the final strike to the back of the head is defended against, avoided, countered, etc, the combined force these two strikes alone exert upon the opponent causes them to experience extreme disorientation in the form of loss of balance, hampered movements, etc. For two turns the target's movement, tracking and reaction speed are halved, while any seals they attempt to weave fail, as factors such as their hand-eye coordination are also affected. Finally, if the any two strikes fail to hit a solid target, so long as they are consecutive, thanks to the rotation of the user's body, combined with the power of their kicks, they instead affect the air surrounding the target. Through the powerful rotational energy released in their kicks, the user is able to manipulate the flow of air surrounding the target, creating a brief, but powerful turbulent force which keep the target trapped as they buffer them, similar to the effects of the aforementioned "Kick of the Blue Dragon". While this miniature vortex carries no damage in itself, as it is the unintentional after-effect of a failed physical assault, it does have the aforementioned effect of locking the target in place, preventing them from moving for several seconds, before returning to normal, releasing the target with a miniature implosion as the air rushes to fill the space where it had been pushed and manipulated by the user's kicks. This is classified as an A-Rank elementally neutral 1m radius vortex, with the target at it's center, similar to "(Konoha Ryūjin) Leaf Dragon God".

Note: Can only be used 3 times per battle/event.
Note: This technique can only be used once every 2 turns
Note: No Taijutsu above A-Rank, including Renewal Taekwondo, can be used in the same turn after this technique is used.

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(Rinyūaru Tekondō: Jaecheondaesong) | Renewal Taekwondo: King of the Heavens
Type: Supplementary/ Defensive/ Offensive
Rank: A-Rank
Range: Self - Short
Chakra: N/A or 20
Damage: +20 or Equivalent Damage (-10 to user (Modern Application)
Description: An extremely unique technique known to practitioners of Renewal Taekwondo, the King of the Heavens, or as it is known in some circles "Jeahbongchim", is a technique that uses Renewal Taekwondo's most basic mechanic, the direction, or redirection of force, but in a more universal way. The user either starts with the staple action of multiplying their own weight, in this case 15x their normal weight, or they utilize a less common method, one found within the "(Rinyūaru Tekondō: Jeonche Paekiji) | Renewal Taekwondo: Complete Package", which utilizes the concept of taking the force of an incoming attack, redirecting it, and utilizing that for the initial step of Renewal Taekwondo instead. In the latter case, as this process is purely physical, it takes no Chakra from the user to perform, unlike the former case which requires Chakra to utilize Earth Release Chakra in order to increase their own body's weight. In the former, or "traditional", application of multiplying one's own weight, the user takes the force gathered from this application, and evenly channels it throughout their body, giving them a very refined, controlled distribution of energy. This results in a damage boost of +20 boost to any one of the user's Taijutsu or Kenjutsu techniques, due to the presence of additional force in every part of their body, and thus every kind of strike. In the latter, or "modern" application of redirecting force from an existing attack or technique, while this method does not cost Chakra to perform, due to the erratic nature of it being a foreign force, this results in a self-harming, single burst equivalent to the strength of the source which can be directly applied to the user's own physical attacks, within the same timeframe. Finally, thanks to the differing results of each application, how they can affect the user also differ. In the traditional application, due to the force being directly generated, manipulated, and distributed by the user themselves, the user attains a modest boost to their physical attacks, without the danger of self-inflicted recoil as it's controlled in the same manner as other Renewal Taekwondo techniques. In the modern application, due to it being reliant on an external source, one the user was not in charge of creating, this results in a potentially more powerful, single use application, but at the cost of self-inflicted recoil from redirecting a source of power the user themselves did not create.

Note: Can only be used 3 times per battle/ event, and after it's used, neither application this technique cannot be used for 2 turns.

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