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Ninjutsu was based off of ninshu the peaceful research of chakra in order to better understand oneself. Ninjutsu is anything thats not genjutsu or taijutsu and is the molding and manipulation of chakra in order to cause violence, war, pain, etc. There are two types of ninjutsu, nature transformation and non-nature transformation. Nature transformation is when you knead elemental chakra into an object, the ground, or an limb anything you can use to launch an offensive or defensive. Non-nature transformation deals with the manipulation of chakra without any nature implemented into it. An example of non-nature transformation would be rasengan, or a shadow clone. A nature example of those two would be a wind-style rasen-shuriken and a lightning shadow clone. There is also such a thing as shape manipulation which would be simply the molding of pure or nature chakra into a sphere or a rock or a wall. Ninjutsu is most useful for strategic plans, for example Naruto used his shadow clones for distraction, diversions, small attacks while his real self created traps an waited for the right moment to launch the finishing move.
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Great answer. Ninjutsu also deals with a lot of chakra-enhanced weapons, such as kunais, shurikens, etc. etc. As we go through the list, you'll see that there are a lot of those!
For this training, we'll just be testing our comprehension skills and analysis of each jutsu. I won't make you perform them, but I may ask questions from time to time, and give you quizzes if needed
Our first set deals with two types of weapons. The first are needles, and the second are giant shurikens. What might be some advantages of needles that giant shurikens don't have, and vice versa?
For this training, we'll just be testing our comprehension skills and analysis of each jutsu. I won't make you perform them, but I may ask questions from time to time, and give you quizzes if needed
Our first set deals with two types of weapons. The first are needles, and the second are giant shurikens. What might be some advantages of needles that giant shurikens don't have, and vice versa?
The first technique's greatest advantage would have to be the number of projectiles, and it's low chakra cost compared to that of the giant shuriken. However there is not much you can do with the needles, while the hidden shurikens is a great technique to use during a combo. It is much more difficult to avoid. It also has a range advantage compared to that of the first technique.
Here's something else. Needles have a very slim profile, making them harder to see for shinobi with regular eyes. Think about it. Needles are thin and small versus a large, black-colored shuriken/kunai. You might be able to sneak in a couple of attacks with them if you distract/occupy your opponent U_U
Temporary Body Paralysis uses your chakra to bind an animal. Useful for annoying summons. You have to focus your chakra, so you can't mold any other types, but you can attack with weapons and taijutsu.
Killing Intent is pretty detailed so I don't think I'll have to go over it too much. Since you're a Jounin (by post rank), Genin ranked opponents can be severely affected. Chuunins won't, and will just feel your presence and whatever else you can make of in the description. On the flipside, you can resist Killing Intent to a certain degree up to S-Jounin/S-Class, but anyone with a higher post-rank will be able to completely dominate you. Basically, get them posts up if you want to have maximum effectiveness xd
Be creative when you do apply it. Don't just use it to intimidate; I've seen instances where users stop their opponents from performing jutsu, throw off their aim, and much much more.
Then, Beauty under the Moonlight is a good way to blind a non-dojutsu user and set up for a combination attack, since it allows you to approach from any angle after casting it. Again, use it wisely!
Temporary Body Paralysis uses your chakra to bind an animal. Useful for annoying summons. You have to focus your chakra, so you can't mold any other types, but you can attack with weapons and taijutsu.
Killing Intent is pretty detailed so I don't think I'll have to go over it too much. Since you're a Jounin (by post rank), Genin ranked opponents can be severely affected. Chuunins won't, and will just feel your presence and whatever else you can make of in the description. On the flipside, you can resist Killing Intent to a certain degree up to S-Jounin/S-Class, but anyone with a higher post-rank will be able to completely dominate you. Basically, get them posts up if you want to have maximum effectiveness xd
Be creative when you do apply it. Don't just use it to intimidate; I've seen instances where users stop their opponents from performing jutsu, throw off their aim, and much much more.
Then, Beauty under the Moonlight is a good way to blind a non-dojutsu user and set up for a combination attack, since it allows you to approach from any angle after casting it. Again, use it wisely!
1. Alright so like you said the first one is useful against summons but the size matters, also if there's more than one summon then it would be even harder. However if I were fighting someone at my level then it's as easy as it could be. Also its kinda a trap for the user, since it can only keep the animal bound while focusing on it, so the summoner could attack and break that focus, and while the summon is in close range it could also attack.
2. This one is dependent on how you use it and who you use it against. I can see that post count is the key. However I can still effect Chunin to a degree, making their attacks fail as you had suggested. I would use the technique when the opponent is in close range and after I launched an attack basically stopping their movements. Unlike the first technique you don't have to worry about "outside forces" unless the user actually did use a summon. However there are many restrictions to use this technique. You can also use this technique at any rank so that's cool.
3. This one would have to be my favorite, like you said against Byakugan and Sharingan it's useless however it can be fatal. This is a low chakra cost technique that can be used as a distraction and diversion. Unlike the other two techniques it doesn't stop the opponent in his tracks but it distracts him. The user unlike in the other techniques is also free to do whatever he likes, whether it is to set up a trap or use a offensive jutsu. The user however can easily evade this and attack. But it blinds the opponent for one turn so there is no way out of it when your in it.
2. This one is dependent on how you use it and who you use it against. I can see that post count is the key. However I can still effect Chunin to a degree, making their attacks fail as you had suggested. I would use the technique when the opponent is in close range and after I launched an attack basically stopping their movements. Unlike the first technique you don't have to worry about "outside forces" unless the user actually did use a summon. However there are many restrictions to use this technique. You can also use this technique at any rank so that's cool.
3. This one would have to be my favorite, like you said against Byakugan and Sharingan it's useless however it can be fatal. This is a low chakra cost technique that can be used as a distraction and diversion. Unlike the other two techniques it doesn't stop the opponent in his tracks but it distracts him. The user unlike in the other techniques is also free to do whatever he likes, whether it is to set up a trap or use a offensive jutsu. The user however can easily evade this and attack. But it blinds the opponent for one turn so there is no way out of it when your in it.
Alright. Our next three are relatively simple. The first is a chain reaction of explosions which are primed by loaded kunai pouches and a trigger. Empty Cicada and Silent Homicide are both stealth-based and reliant on distractions.
No need to analyze all of them since they're relatively self-explanatory, but tell me which jutsus you'd use or a battle situation to combo with Empty Cicada and Silent Homicide so that they achieve maximum effect.
No need to analyze all of them since they're relatively self-explanatory, but tell me which jutsus you'd use or a battle situation to combo with Empty Cicada and Silent Homicide so that they achieve maximum effect.
1. The first technique is nice, but virtually useless because the jutsu depends on the opponenets location. If the distance between the two is greater the harder it would be to land an attack, and since you need to throw multiple kunai then another kunai afterwards it would be even easier to dodge. However due to the wide range of the attack it would most likely hit the opponent if the kunais were fast enough.
2. Nice technique pretty self-explanatory unlike the first jutsu this doesn't really depend on anything but if the opponent has Dojutsu then its useless.
3. Unlike the second one this is a little different, I don't believe that Sharingan has 360 degree vision. So this would only be countered against Byakugan. As the jutsu suggest I would use this in conjunction with hidden mist.
2. Nice technique pretty self-explanatory unlike the first jutsu this doesn't really depend on anything but if the opponent has Dojutsu then its useless.
3. Unlike the second one this is a little different, I don't believe that Sharingan has 360 degree vision. So this would only be countered against Byakugan. As the jutsu suggest I would use this in conjunction with hidden mist.
Almost done with the D-ranks, I promise xd
Makibishis are sort of like small caltrops/jacks. They're good for setting a simple trap or slowing an enemy.
The shadow rope is a good binding technique, but any jutsu or amount of power D-rank and above should easily be able to break its hold.
Haze clones are simple 'mirror images' of their user. They can't attack and are simply chakra constructs and lack the full features of a real clone. Good for scouting and distractions, but realistically, I don't see many useful offensive functions.
Makibishis are sort of like small caltrops/jacks. They're good for setting a simple trap or slowing an enemy.
The shadow rope is a good binding technique, but any jutsu or amount of power D-rank and above should easily be able to break its hold.
Haze clones are simple 'mirror images' of their user. They can't attack and are simply chakra constructs and lack the full features of a real clone. Good for scouting and distractions, but realistically, I don't see many useful offensive functions.
1. The first technique is simple and used just for stealth, because of it its more likely for an attack to land. But in this case it would be more like a diversion to land. It's the setup tech for the setup tech. Unlike the other techniques this trap, will can slow down the opponent but it won't trap them in one position right? This technique also doesn't require a specific range so it can be done anywhere and is remote.
2. This is really simple and basic, although it's fairly simple to evade and doesn't do any damage. Once your caught in it, you can use a number of techniques to put the opponent out of commission granted the opponent doesn't immediately escape. Although you have to be fairly close.
3. This isn't really a trap as it is a psychological game, I can see the opponent meta gaming in a sense, where they make up some BS reason for escaping while their surrounded. The idea is you distract or surround your opponent pressure them into a certain action or divert their attention while setting something up or launching an attack. I like this technique, but I see the opponent weaseling their way out some how. The first technique is also nice, and doesn't require chakra, but it might just be a waste of a turn because for one thing I assume the trap is small, the opponent could avoid it, under the right context though its a nice jutsu. The second technique is also good, its just easy to break I would use it just to hold the opponent in place for a moment and simultaneously launch another trap, like sticky syrup jutsu. All in all their great techniques.
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2. This is really simple and basic, although it's fairly simple to evade and doesn't do any damage. Once your caught in it, you can use a number of techniques to put the opponent out of commission granted the opponent doesn't immediately escape. Although you have to be fairly close.
3. This isn't really a trap as it is a psychological game, I can see the opponent meta gaming in a sense, where they make up some BS reason for escaping while their surrounded. The idea is you distract or surround your opponent pressure them into a certain action or divert their attention while setting something up or launching an attack. I like this technique, but I see the opponent weaseling their way out some how. The first technique is also nice, and doesn't require chakra, but it might just be a waste of a turn because for one thing I assume the trap is small, the opponent could avoid it, under the right context though its a nice jutsu. The second technique is also good, its just easy to break I would use it just to hold the opponent in place for a moment and simultaneously launch another trap, like sticky syrup jutsu. All in all their great techniques.
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No, it won't trap them, referring to your question about the first jutsu.
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Ok, the last three D-ranks are all simple, with the second one being almost redundant because you can do it free-form. However, what would be the difference between using Aerial Dance vs. throwing kunai freeform?
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Ok, the last three D-ranks are all simple, with the second one being almost redundant because you can do it free-form. However, what would be the difference between using Aerial Dance vs. throwing kunai freeform?
This first one has more power, and thus will cause more damage. It's best to use it when the chance of landing the attack is high. Unlike the other two attacks there is no second chance, and there isn't another projectile being thrown. The second technique has multiple projectiles which further decreases the margin of failure. The last technique is my favorite, it can be used a infinite amount of times, however it could also open the user up for an attack. However the benefits far outweigh the risks.
Alright; C-ranks now! Here's the first one which I think is good for creating traps.
A sensor and dojutsu user can detect hidden tags. However, just because they can doesn't mean you can't still utilize an effective strategy. You can control your opponent's movement and place on the battlefield in order to create a more advantageous opening.
A sensor and dojutsu user can detect hidden tags. However, just because they can doesn't mean you can't still utilize an effective strategy. You can control your opponent's movement and place on the battlefield in order to create a more advantageous opening.
I like this technique can control the movements of the opponent. Or basically surround them. Although this technique isn't guaranteed the technique afterwards or the one after that one is. The technique chain will be successful overall.
So here's a bunch of scroll-based ninjutsu techniques. They all summon weapons, but the type and manner of performance varies from technique to technique. These are usually used to pressure an enemy or create Areas of Effect. Some of them can push targets upward or force certain positions/movements depending on how you decide to utilize them. Easy example: I use 'Rising Dragon Dance' to try and make my target dodge towards the right, where I may have a trap that I laid earlier set for them!
Of these six, which ones do you like the best? Tell me why. Also, ask away if you have questions.
Of these six, which ones do you like the best? Tell me why. Also, ask away if you have questions.
I like one thousands blades attack, although all of them are great. One thousand blades gives you the opportunity to manipulate your attack to ensure it hits its mark. Although the other techniques are meant to discourage they're more supplementary than offensive only this a pit stop to meet the goal.
Our next set are three transformation-based ninjutsus, changing one's appearance and even properties. Assimilate All Creation is popular in combination with Earth or other solid elements, allowing you to take on their physical characteristics, from all their strengths to all their weaknesses. So, if you touch a sword with your hand while using this jutsu, your hand/arm will become like steel!
The other two are just fun to use. I think the combination transformation is more useful because it allows you to 'hide' a clone or summon within yourself, meaning that your chakra signatures become one, making it harder for non-sensors to detect their presence. It creates an element of surprise as well.
The other two are just fun to use. I think the combination transformation is more useful because it allows you to 'hide' a clone or summon within yourself, meaning that your chakra signatures become one, making it harder for non-sensors to detect their presence. It creates an element of surprise as well.