(Suiton: Daibakuryuu) - Water Release: Great Exploding Current
Baraggan channeled his chakra to the water underneath his opponent. He began to manipulate the water, creating a swirling vortex directly underneath the opponent which resulted in the target being pulled underwater.
Pros
1. Can effectively distract the opponent
2. It doesn't really mention the size of the water source so this technique can effectively be used on a lake or simply a small puddle
Cons
1. Requires a water source. But then again, I don't suppose it is a con since technically, this is a Water version of Earth Release: Antlion Technique
(Suiton: Kokuun) - Water Style: Black Clouds
Baraggan performed a set of handseals, creating a dense thick cloud of flammable oil. He then manipulated the cloud to move towards the target and disperse over him, covering him in oil.
Pros
1. After the oil disperses over the target, the user can use a Fire technique and set the target ablaze
2. This technique however has a lot of uses. Personally, I'd love to combine it with my paw arts and teleport the flammable oil directly above the target. Alternatively, the oil can be dispersed around a particular area, causing the ground to be covered in a flammable liquid. The user can also choose to send the cloud at the target and throw a kunai at about the same time. The kunai would remain concealed inside the cloud, and the user can have it explode at any particular moment; resulting in an explosion.
Cons
1. The black mist would be pretty visible, easily allowing the opponent to recognize that the cloud is different than usual Suiton techniques. Moving on, any Fuuton technique C Rank and above can be used to disperse the cloud.
(Suiton: Takitsubo) - Water Release: Waterfall Basin
Baraggan weaved a set of handseals, and then manipulated his chakra to create a water spring at a particular area. He then manipulated the resulting water current from the spring to create a wave of water.
Pros
1. Can be used to create a water source
Cons
1. This technique doesn't really have particular use.