Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: A genjutsu which, once the user has cast it lays dormant inside the target's chakra system until the user initiates a water technique which creates it's own water source. The water technique will appear to be of a pitch black color, however due to the water's transparency this results in the water appearing invisible to the naked eye thus the target will be unable to see it unless they have a dojutsu or a sensory ability. The illusion only changes the water's color, any other characteristics of the water still remain. The genjutsu has been derived from the Rain Release skill 'Dark Rain Technique' which turns raindrops black, making them invisible but in this case it's purely illusionary and only makes the first water technique used after casting the illusion pitch black.
Note: Can only be taught by Tybone.
Note: Dojutsu users and sensors will still be able to see/sense the water.
Note: The genjutsu remains dormant until a water technique is used by the user.
Note: Only applies to water techniques that materialize their own water.
Note: No Genjutsu in the next turn.
Note: Can only be used twice per battle.
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: A genjutsu which, once the user has cast it lays dormant inside the target's chakra system until the user initiates a water technique which creates it's own water source. The water technique will appear to be of a pitch black color, however due to the water's transparency this results in the water appearing invisible to the naked eye thus the target will be unable to see it unless they have a dojutsu or a sensory ability. The illusion only changes the water's color, any other characteristics of the water still remain. The genjutsu has been derived from the Rain Release skill 'Dark Rain Technique' which turns raindrops black, making them invisible but in this case it's purely illusionary and only makes the first water technique used after casting the illusion pitch black.
Note: Can only be taught by Tybone.
Note: Dojutsu users and sensors will still be able to see/sense the water.
Note: The genjutsu remains dormant until a water technique is used by the user.
Note: Only applies to water techniques that materialize their own water.
Note: No Genjutsu in the next turn.
Note: Can only be used twice per battle.
Type: Offensive
Rank: S
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: The user sends his earth chakra into the ground beneath his opponent and raises his dominant arm with the palm facing up creating a cage like construct around the opponent with the only possible way to escape being up. The cage is two meters in height and each side is one and a half meter wide and unlike a regular cage each of the four pillars that hold it together are connected to eachother by 1.5 meter long blades with a small socket in the pillar where the tips are. Every pillar contains a total of ten blades, each being roughly 5 centimeters in width at the back end meaning there's roughly a space of 15 centimeters between each blade and when looking directly at one of the four sides the tips of the blades would be pointed towards the right. They are however not identically placed on each side so that the blades can freely pass eachother when the user executes the true purpose of this technique. Upon creating the cage the user, by a flick of his wrist rotates his wrist in a 90 degree angle so that their thumb would now be facing upward and upon executing that simple movement all four pillars rotate inward at a 90 degree angle, chopping through the opponent with the blades.
Note: Can only be taught by Tybone.
Note: No Doton above A-Rank in the same turn or the next.
Note: Can only be used twice per battle.
Rank: S
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: The user sends his earth chakra into the ground beneath his opponent and raises his dominant arm with the palm facing up creating a cage like construct around the opponent with the only possible way to escape being up. The cage is two meters in height and each side is one and a half meter wide and unlike a regular cage each of the four pillars that hold it together are connected to eachother by 1.5 meter long blades with a small socket in the pillar where the tips are. Every pillar contains a total of ten blades, each being roughly 5 centimeters in width at the back end meaning there's roughly a space of 15 centimeters between each blade and when looking directly at one of the four sides the tips of the blades would be pointed towards the right. They are however not identically placed on each side so that the blades can freely pass eachother when the user executes the true purpose of this technique. Upon creating the cage the user, by a flick of his wrist rotates his wrist in a 90 degree angle so that their thumb would now be facing upward and upon executing that simple movement all four pillars rotate inward at a 90 degree angle, chopping through the opponent with the blades.
Note: Can only be taught by Tybone.
Note: No Doton above A-Rank in the same turn or the next.
Note: Can only be used twice per battle.
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