Strawberry
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Two advantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.Cutting power of the disk due to the shape of the technique and the nature of wind.
2.Hard to see the actual disk because of wind being hard to see and the disk it self being thin.
Two disadvantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.requires 2 handseals if you dont have a fan
2.Blowing out of your mouth is usually a dead giveaway of a fuuton technique
Strategies and combinations:
use the technique to directly hit opponent or make him focus on the disk while you prepare your next attack.
How you would counter it:
A wall of earth stronger than the wind attack or fire release attack
How you perform it (with as much detail as you can):
I inhale while while forming two handseals channeling chakra into my lungs, only to exhale it while manipulating the wind chakra released into a fuuton disk, thin and sharp , i aim the disk at kuroh's clones neck. hoping to sever it's head.
Two advantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.Move's victim further into the air leaving them open for a fatal finisher.
2.if victim is already knocked into the air the second aprt of the attack the wind pushing them further back is hard to evade or counter
Two disadvantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.like preveous technique complete execution of the move is harder to perform if a folding fan is present.
2. if opponent is not sent into the air in the first part it is useless to initiate the second part of the etchnique
Strategies and combinations:
perform the etchnique sending opponent high into the air while dealing some inital damage leaving them extremely vulnerable to almost any attack that can reach the opponent
How you would counter it:
avoid initallly being sent into the air, katon attack to cancel out the wind.
How you perform it (with as much detail as you can): running up to kuroh's second clone i use a kick form my right leg aimed sharply at the clones chin to send it flying into the air while then releasing a gust of wind from my mouth knocking the already air born opponent further back.
1.Cutting power of the disk due to the shape of the technique and the nature of wind.
2.Hard to see the actual disk because of wind being hard to see and the disk it self being thin.
Two disadvantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.requires 2 handseals if you dont have a fan
2.Blowing out of your mouth is usually a dead giveaway of a fuuton technique
Strategies and combinations:
use the technique to directly hit opponent or make him focus on the disk while you prepare your next attack.
How you would counter it:
A wall of earth stronger than the wind attack or fire release attack
How you perform it (with as much detail as you can):
I inhale while while forming two handseals channeling chakra into my lungs, only to exhale it while manipulating the wind chakra released into a fuuton disk, thin and sharp , i aim the disk at kuroh's clones neck. hoping to sever it's head.
Two advantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.Move's victim further into the air leaving them open for a fatal finisher.
2.if victim is already knocked into the air the second aprt of the attack the wind pushing them further back is hard to evade or counter
Two disadvantages (no obvious ones, be creative):
1.like preveous technique complete execution of the move is harder to perform if a folding fan is present.
2. if opponent is not sent into the air in the first part it is useless to initiate the second part of the etchnique
Strategies and combinations:
perform the etchnique sending opponent high into the air while dealing some inital damage leaving them extremely vulnerable to almost any attack that can reach the opponent
How you would counter it:
avoid initallly being sent into the air, katon attack to cancel out the wind.
How you perform it (with as much detail as you can): running up to kuroh's second clone i use a kick form my right leg aimed sharply at the clones chin to send it flying into the air while then releasing a gust of wind from my mouth knocking the already air born opponent further back.
