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Pick one of the following
Shin Yamanaka,
Ayane,
Hanya Oniwaban,
Ieyasu Uchiha,
Nekana of Kiri,
Ryu Hayabusa
To reference these are the characters I RP as when I teach since you chose RP style training pick one
Also before we begin tell me everything you know so far of genjutsu in regards to teh series and our RP on the base.
Pick one of the following
Shin Yamanaka,
Ayane,
Hanya Oniwaban,
Ieyasu Uchiha,
Nekana of Kiri,
Ryu Hayabusa
To reference these are the characters I RP as when I teach since you chose RP style training pick one
Also before we begin tell me everything you know so far of genjutsu in regards to teh series and our RP on the base.
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Ryu Hayabusa,I guess
Genjutsu in the series uses chakra and handseal similar to ninjutsu but instead of attacking the opponent physically it attacks them mentally and manipulates the chakra flow to their brain resulting in a disruption of the senses. Genjutsu is frequently used to create false images or to cause pain from trauma. Like how Sasuke made Sakura experience him impaling her with a chidori. However, there are plenty of other uses depending on the situation.
Skillful Genjutsu users (In no particular order mind you):
1)Sasuke
2)Itachi
3)Kurenai
4)Tayuya
5)C
Genjutsu in the RP has similar basic functions to how it works in the series and it affects the way the opponent attacks and counterattacks your moves against them. The user can leave an opponent vulnerable while they think they are attacking when in reality they are under an illusion.
Genjutsu in the series uses chakra and handseal similar to ninjutsu but instead of attacking the opponent physically it attacks them mentally and manipulates the chakra flow to their brain resulting in a disruption of the senses. Genjutsu is frequently used to create false images or to cause pain from trauma. Like how Sasuke made Sakura experience him impaling her with a chidori. However, there are plenty of other uses depending on the situation.
Skillful Genjutsu users (In no particular order mind you):
1)Sasuke
2)Itachi
3)Kurenai
4)Tayuya
5)C
Genjutsu in the RP has similar basic functions to how it works in the series and it affects the way the opponent attacks and counterattacks your moves against them. The user can leave an opponent vulnerable while they think they are attacking when in reality they are under an illusion.
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First person to use Ryu for genjutsu, alright. Just a note, of course you'll need to use your bio character in interaction.
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After you ascribed to the methods asked of you, wait in the thick forests of an unknown country in mid afternoon. Despite the reletively sunny day the thickness of the trees and the lots most of the sun casting little more than shadows all over the forest. Not too long after ward a moderate gust of wind begins to blow through the area, kicking up many leaves within the area around you. A brown haired falcon comes and lands on the branch of a tree a few meters in front of you. The falcon is out of place in the thick forest instead of the open skies in which the species is accustomed to.
Out of nowhere you hear a voice which appears to be coming from the falcon
"Are you the one who has sought out training in genjutsu from the phantom academy?"
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After you ascribed to the methods asked of you, wait in the thick forests of an unknown country in mid afternoon. Despite the reletively sunny day the thickness of the trees and the lots most of the sun casting little more than shadows all over the forest. Not too long after ward a moderate gust of wind begins to blow through the area, kicking up many leaves within the area around you. A brown haired falcon comes and lands on the branch of a tree a few meters in front of you. The falcon is out of place in the thick forest instead of the open skies in which the species is accustomed to.
Out of nowhere you hear a voice which appears to be coming from the falcon
"Are you the one who has sought out training in genjutsu from the phantom academy?"
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After hearing the voice,Hidan looks around for the source and is perplexed to see it coming from a lone falcon resting on a tee branch,"Yeah,I am...am I really going to be taught Genjutsu from a stupid bird?" he asks incredulously
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You feel a hand on your shoulder from behind where a tall man glad from head to toe in a black leather shinobi suit and mask stood. "That bird is stronger than you might think, but he's not the one teaching you" The shinobi spoke in the same voice as what you once thought the bird.
"The Empty Cicada method, where the user throws their voice using their chakra. It's a ninjutsu but a perfect example of how illusions work." The shinobi said. "I am Ryu Hayabusa and I shall be your teacher. We will begin with a pre-training contextual set up where I talk to you about
Determining/Breaking Genjutsu
Casting Genjutsu
and Layering Genjutsu
From there you will learn the techniques in genjutsu which have been grouped based on their jutsu type as opposed to rank. Once you learn the techniques I'll teach you how to apply them in battle. Nevertheless, think of this little ploy as my first lessn to you as a shinobi. Not everything is how it seems and you'll come to realize that your eyes are and other senses can be used as weapons by your opponent."
"The Empty Cicada method, where the user throws their voice using their chakra. It's a ninjutsu but a perfect example of how illusions work." The shinobi said. "I am Ryu Hayabusa and I shall be your teacher. We will begin with a pre-training contextual set up where I talk to you about
Determining/Breaking Genjutsu
Casting Genjutsu
and Layering Genjutsu
From there you will learn the techniques in genjutsu which have been grouped based on their jutsu type as opposed to rank. Once you learn the techniques I'll teach you how to apply them in battle. Nevertheless, think of this little ploy as my first lessn to you as a shinobi. Not everything is how it seems and you'll come to realize that your eyes are and other senses can be used as weapons by your opponent."
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"Yeah,yeah...." Hidan rolled his eyes at the ninja's words"I've got a couple questions. Once I fininsh all the genjutsu you have to teach me,would that be classified as I've mastered the art of genjutsu or just completed it? And if it is only completed how do you master it? The shinobi asks with a rub to the side of his head
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"Well that really depends on you and your skill. How strong are you in your prowess and how knowledgeable are you? It's the same for anybody. Those notable in specific skills and areas are known for a reason."
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OOC: If you're asking for the sake of a bio. "completed" is the same as "mastered" you can say either it doesn't make it any different they both denote that you've completed the basic canon requirements for that skill. Some people do completed in some areas and mastered in other areas to symbolize where they actually specialize in. For example I may put "mastered" in genjutsu because I hold myself to the belief I'm a strong user in battle and knowledgeable in the art to teach it and theorize with it. Though there are other areas I'm not as adept in as genjutsu so I wouldn't put mastered.
Doesn't mean that you're fail or subpar in regard to others but if I said the following names:
Madara Uchiha (LoK)
Goro
Liliana
Emperor
If you're aware of basic history you'd know those names are legendary figures of Taijutsu and Genjutsu.
Don't know if that's what you wanted to know or not
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OOC: If you're asking for the sake of a bio. "completed" is the same as "mastered" you can say either it doesn't make it any different they both denote that you've completed the basic canon requirements for that skill. Some people do completed in some areas and mastered in other areas to symbolize where they actually specialize in. For example I may put "mastered" in genjutsu because I hold myself to the belief I'm a strong user in battle and knowledgeable in the art to teach it and theorize with it. Though there are other areas I'm not as adept in as genjutsu so I wouldn't put mastered.
Doesn't mean that you're fail or subpar in regard to others but if I said the following names:
Madara Uchiha (LoK)
Goro
Liliana
Emperor
If you're aware of basic history you'd know those names are legendary figures of Taijutsu and Genjutsu.
Don't know if that's what you wanted to know or not
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Hidan rubs his chin as he thinks,"Well I'm not too knowledgeable on the subject nor am I too proficient in using Genjutsu,if that's what you were asking."
Yeah,I thought it was just an aesthetic thing but I wasn't sure,thanks.
Yeah,I thought it was just an aesthetic thing but I wasn't sure,thanks.
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Alright, I'm sorry for my late response, I'll be more active for the next 3 weeks or so
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"Well if you were skilled already you wouldn't be here now would you. Now then we'll begin. We'll be starting with the discussion of genjutsu breaking. Breaking a genjutsu begins first with recognizing you have been trapped within an illusion. It's very difficult for you to deal with the illusion if you don't have awareness of the fact. In order for you to determine you're in a genjutsu you need to be perceptive and very conscious of your reality from your opponent's fiction. Noticing nuances in the terrain, realizing that a certian occurrence is impossible or unlikely. These are how ordinary and even advanced level shinobi need to figure out that they are trapped.
Some special abilities like dojutsu and sensory abilities help facilitate the knowledge that you may be under the spell of a genjutsu. Since Genjutsu hits and manipulates your natural flow of chakra a very easy way to confirm your entrapment in a genjutsu is to notice your flow of chakra is disrupted. Dojutsu users like Sharingan, Byakugan, and Rinnegan, who have the ability to see basic chakra flow (the Byakugan can see more so) of not only others but themselves can see their chakra flow as normal or disruptive. Chakra sensors can notice their own chakra with their sense and determine their flow is disrupted as well. If you notice your flow is irregular then you know you can safely attest to being trapped in a genjutsu and proceed onward. However these facilitating abilities have a few key flaws. For dojutsu your ability to 'see your own chakra flow' is hindered to a degree based on the strength of your eyes. For example:
Sharingan users becomes stronger in their visual prowess as their dojutsu matures (1 tome, 2 tome, 3 tome, Mangekyou, Eternal). Their ability to see their chakra through a genjutsu also gets stronger. Meaning a high enough level of genjutsu can prevent you from using your eyes to see a disruptive flow. A 3tome Sharingan user cannot use their dojutsu to see irregular flow of chakra within themselves if they are under an A-ranked genjutsu. This is because they can only use their dojutsu for B-ranked level genjutsu.
For Byakugan users the same rule applies however there is only one level of Byakugan. Their cut off is at A-rank as well I believe.
Chakra sensors, however, do not have this burden. Nevertheless, regardless of the facilitating ability this does not absolve the trapped person from being required to realize or suspect (at the very least) they are under a genjutsu. If a genjutsu is subtle enough to otherwise make you feel as though nothing is wrong, you will have no need or no reason to check yourself to see if you're in a genjutsu. As your senses are primarily used against your opponent or to observe the field around you, you're not keeping tabs on your own chakra. Keep in mind that no matter what you need a valid reason to suspect you're in a genjutsu before breaking it.
Do you have any questions before I proceed onto the methods of breaking genjutsu?"
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"Well if you were skilled already you wouldn't be here now would you. Now then we'll begin. We'll be starting with the discussion of genjutsu breaking. Breaking a genjutsu begins first with recognizing you have been trapped within an illusion. It's very difficult for you to deal with the illusion if you don't have awareness of the fact. In order for you to determine you're in a genjutsu you need to be perceptive and very conscious of your reality from your opponent's fiction. Noticing nuances in the terrain, realizing that a certian occurrence is impossible or unlikely. These are how ordinary and even advanced level shinobi need to figure out that they are trapped.
Some special abilities like dojutsu and sensory abilities help facilitate the knowledge that you may be under the spell of a genjutsu. Since Genjutsu hits and manipulates your natural flow of chakra a very easy way to confirm your entrapment in a genjutsu is to notice your flow of chakra is disrupted. Dojutsu users like Sharingan, Byakugan, and Rinnegan, who have the ability to see basic chakra flow (the Byakugan can see more so) of not only others but themselves can see their chakra flow as normal or disruptive. Chakra sensors can notice their own chakra with their sense and determine their flow is disrupted as well. If you notice your flow is irregular then you know you can safely attest to being trapped in a genjutsu and proceed onward. However these facilitating abilities have a few key flaws. For dojutsu your ability to 'see your own chakra flow' is hindered to a degree based on the strength of your eyes. For example:
Sharingan users becomes stronger in their visual prowess as their dojutsu matures (1 tome, 2 tome, 3 tome, Mangekyou, Eternal). Their ability to see their chakra through a genjutsu also gets stronger. Meaning a high enough level of genjutsu can prevent you from using your eyes to see a disruptive flow. A 3tome Sharingan user cannot use their dojutsu to see irregular flow of chakra within themselves if they are under an A-ranked genjutsu. This is because they can only use their dojutsu for B-ranked level genjutsu.
For Byakugan users the same rule applies however there is only one level of Byakugan. Their cut off is at A-rank as well I believe.
Chakra sensors, however, do not have this burden. Nevertheless, regardless of the facilitating ability this does not absolve the trapped person from being required to realize or suspect (at the very least) they are under a genjutsu. If a genjutsu is subtle enough to otherwise make you feel as though nothing is wrong, you will have no need or no reason to check yourself to see if you're in a genjutsu. As your senses are primarily used against your opponent or to observe the field around you, you're not keeping tabs on your own chakra. Keep in mind that no matter what you need a valid reason to suspect you're in a genjutsu before breaking it.
Do you have any questions before I proceed onto the methods of breaking genjutsu?"
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"Alright, there are four methods of releasing genjutsu; Kai (Release), pain, full body chakra surge, and external chakra infusion. These are all entities that spike your chakra in the moment of chakra disruption caused by genjutsu that help re-orient your sense of reality. Do you know how any of these methods work in spiking your chakra?"
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"Yes, and with pain, the jolt is in the form of a brief physical stimulus that is extreme enough to release you from the grasp. Each of the methods spike the user's balance of chakra in specific ways that would upset and reject the foreign chakra inside you and shove it out.
Genjutsu kai deals with slowing the natural flow of your chakra after genjutsu has been incited. you slow your chakra flow throughout your entire body and then surge it in a sudden and rapid sort burst. Like restarting your own chakra system. The result is that the chakra that is causing the disruption will be forced out and your chakra will flow again normally.
I just explained how pain works so I'll skip that.
Full body surges, similar to genjutsu kai deals with the entire chakra flow. A shinobi will utilize a technique that releases chakra from every chakra point in their body. As genjutsu affects the entire body's chakra flow, by focusing a technique with sufficient enough power to push out chakra from every point, the foreign chakra from genjutsu will follow and allow you to escape. The necessary power required for this method, however, depends on the genjutsu and we'll talk about that in a moment.
Lastly, external chakra infusion is like pushing the chakra out that is causing a disruption. It spikes the chakra for a moment and then returns then the flow returns to normal. This method simply needs happen with a chakra source physically outside the body of chakra that is being effected. There are a multitude of ways in which this can be done, which I will quiz you on a bit later.
Now the first question to you involves chakra surges. Do you know the necessary levels of chakra necessary to release from genjutsu with this method? If so I want you to tell me how much chakra raw and elemental would be needed to release from a B-ranked genjutsu."
Genjutsu kai deals with slowing the natural flow of your chakra after genjutsu has been incited. you slow your chakra flow throughout your entire body and then surge it in a sudden and rapid sort burst. Like restarting your own chakra system. The result is that the chakra that is causing the disruption will be forced out and your chakra will flow again normally.
I just explained how pain works so I'll skip that.
Full body surges, similar to genjutsu kai deals with the entire chakra flow. A shinobi will utilize a technique that releases chakra from every chakra point in their body. As genjutsu affects the entire body's chakra flow, by focusing a technique with sufficient enough power to push out chakra from every point, the foreign chakra from genjutsu will follow and allow you to escape. The necessary power required for this method, however, depends on the genjutsu and we'll talk about that in a moment.
Lastly, external chakra infusion is like pushing the chakra out that is causing a disruption. It spikes the chakra for a moment and then returns then the flow returns to normal. This method simply needs happen with a chakra source physically outside the body of chakra that is being effected. There are a multitude of ways in which this can be done, which I will quiz you on a bit later.
Now the first question to you involves chakra surges. Do you know the necessary levels of chakra necessary to release from genjutsu with this method? If so I want you to tell me how much chakra raw and elemental would be needed to release from a B-ranked genjutsu."
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"Full body surges, as I previously state, are techniques where chakra is exerted from all points of your body. This can be used to release you from genjutsu, however in order for this method to work you need to use sufficient enough chakra. To be specific, when using an elemental full body surge, you need chakra equivalent to one rank higher than the genjutsu you're put under. With non-elemental chakra you need chakra equivalent to two ranks higher than the genjutsu trapping you.
That being said, I return to the first question, how much raw and elemental chakra respectively would you need in a full body surge technique in order to release from a B-ranked genjutsu? To give a follow up question, at what genjutsu ranks will you no longer be able to use the full body surge method with raw chakra and elemental chakra respectively?"
That being said, I return to the first question, how much raw and elemental chakra respectively would you need in a full body surge technique in order to release from a B-ranked genjutsu? To give a follow up question, at what genjutsu ranks will you no longer be able to use the full body surge method with raw chakra and elemental chakra respectively?"
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"Well based on what you told me if I'm understanding it correctly, in order to be released from a B-Ranked Genjutsu you would need to use at least S-Ranked raw chakra and A-Ranked elemental chakra. Hidan pauses briefly before answering the follow up question "With raw chakra you won't be able to use full body surges once the Genjutsu ranks reach A while using elemental chakra the limit is S."
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"Your first answer is correct, however you're off on the second. We go from E to F-rank, where F-rank (Forbidden) is the highest rank. If you were to use Forbidden ranked raw chakra burst you could release an A-ranked genjutsu, however once you reach S-rank gen, raw chakra surges no longer work. As for elemental chakra, this method works well until Forbidden Ranked genjutsu is cast. Forbidden ranked genjutsu is of the highest rank of any technique, therefore no rank is above that. So S-rank and F-rank.
understand?"
understand?"