Beyond the Depths of the Soul[Training]
Feb 25, 2009 12:12:06 GMT -7
Post by Arashi Zetsumei on Feb 25, 2009 12:12:06 GMT -7
Bakemono NinJutsu (Ghost NinJutsu)
Rank: "D" "C" "B" "A" "S"Rank
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: This technique allows the user to mimic the technique at hand. They are capable of mimicking a technique to where it "looks" like any other type of technique that is under the arsenal of the NinJutsu kind. This however does not mean that the technique does damage.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: Depending on what sort of specialist you may be is dependent on how well you are capable of using the technique and how far you are capable of going into the technique. The user must have first seen the technique they wish to do in order to perform. While using this technique they cannot hold or perform another technique at the same time. This technique can never, ever cause real damage no matter who knows this technique.
Description: The user must know and see the technique at hand that they wish. The type of technique that they are capable of copying is usually the basic types of techniques that do not have anything truly complicated within it. The user performs a few seals that are not that of what is done for the real technique. As the user does so they mimic the movements that are the same as that of the NinJutsu they wish to copy and simply do the effect of the technique. The biggest problem really is the fact that the technique does not do any damage. This technique is not an eye technique however, this technique is a body technique this means that if the opponent looks at the user the technique would simply show its face, but if the opponent was not looking at the user, it would seem as if the user was simply doing nothing just making hand gestures. The user must learn each rank to be capable of mimicking the same ranks. This means that if a user wishes to mimic a "B" Rank technique he must be capable of knowing the Bakemono NinJutsu "B" Rank version.
Limit: Must know Must know Figment Perception of GenJutsus. Can only be done as a GenJutsu Specialist but up to only "B" Rank. A GenJutsu Master is capable of going into the whole technique.
Rank: "D" "C" "B" "A" "S"Rank
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: This technique allows the user to mimic the technique at hand. They are capable of mimicking a technique to where it "looks" like any other type of technique that is under the arsenal of the NinJutsu kind. This however does not mean that the technique does damage.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: Depending on what sort of specialist you may be is dependent on how well you are capable of using the technique and how far you are capable of going into the technique. The user must have first seen the technique they wish to do in order to perform. While using this technique they cannot hold or perform another technique at the same time. This technique can never, ever cause real damage no matter who knows this technique.
Description: The user must know and see the technique at hand that they wish. The type of technique that they are capable of copying is usually the basic types of techniques that do not have anything truly complicated within it. The user performs a few seals that are not that of what is done for the real technique. As the user does so they mimic the movements that are the same as that of the NinJutsu they wish to copy and simply do the effect of the technique. The biggest problem really is the fact that the technique does not do any damage. This technique is not an eye technique however, this technique is a body technique this means that if the opponent looks at the user the technique would simply show its face, but if the opponent was not looking at the user, it would seem as if the user was simply doing nothing just making hand gestures. The user must learn each rank to be capable of mimicking the same ranks. This means that if a user wishes to mimic a "B" Rank technique he must be capable of knowing the Bakemono NinJutsu "B" Rank version.
Limit: Must know Must know Figment Perception of GenJutsus. Can only be done as a GenJutsu Specialist but up to only "B" Rank. A GenJutsu Master is capable of going into the whole technique.
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Finally getting away from her fellow exam participants, Arashi would stake her spot of training along the island. Focusing on her art in solitude, she began to seek inspiration on what genjutsu to learn. Being a genius in the art, she felt she needed to widen her repitoire to include jutsu which would be more flexible for her. The reason she focused more on this art was because the chuunin exams had thrown off everything she trained for. There was no inane survival examination and she was afraid to think what the next portion of the exam would be. Retrieving a simple scroll from her pouch, it'd unravel before her and her eyes picked up on a jutsu she'd been wanting to learn since she first learned of this perception. With her proficiency in chakra and handseals, this was the perfect art to fool Ninjutsu specialists, Masters, and even those who weren't that spectacular in Ninjutsu. Ghost Ninjutsu was the name, allowing her to imitate jutsu she's seen. First she would need to learn the handseals for this jutsu as they were a core fundamental. Resting the scroll on the ground, she'd proceed to imitate the handseals listed. Her proficiency in handseals had steadly increased over the last year and she was already gifted with this portion since the academy days.
Clasping the last handseal, various opponents where visualized within my mind's eye. They performed various ninjutsu and I observed everything about them. Body langauge, the handseals that they performed, the basic effects of the jutsu that they've been using. Performing the basic gestures that she saw, she'd imitate a simple D-rank ninjutsu of the suiton element. She inhaled deeply, puffing her cute cheeks before exhaling and sending a wave of chakra around her form. For those that attempted to spy on her training they'd be caught within the delicate illusion. Thus her training seemed as if she was simply practicing various ninjutsu. This was a good aid for her as it masked her true speciality and she'd continue to seek out genjutsu which did just that. With the technique performed she began to perform handseals once more. A simulation of combat was ensuing within her mind and she deludes herself further.
Now within her mind's eye, she was combating an opponent utilizing ninjutsu. It was a pure race, who could perform the first strike? The careful signals of the zodiac were utilized ending in the ram handseal. This time her jutsu was a raiton focused one. Her eyelids closed as she stretched her arms to the side. The ninjutsu she visualized was the Multi-flash and so consistent flashes equivalent of a light bomb going off would be mimiced with her own chakra. This was a clever jutsu Arashi was beginning to realize as similar to one of her speciality Phantasm genjutsu, it coated her body allowing for a 360 blast. However, unlike Phantasm genjutsu this one could be seen by anyone just for looking at her. Thus the spar of "Ninjutsu" continued within her mind. Next up, she'd begin to perform the handseals as she'd use a simple substiution jutsu from the mokuton element.
Glancing to the right, she'd proceed to utilize the basic kawarimi but with thanks to imitating a mokuton ninjutsu, it'd would allow her to leave a little token on scene. A small shrub at best, or so the genjutsu proceeded. Next up would be something of her favourite nature manipulation; wind. Performing the handseals, she'd begin to inhale before exhaling an arrow of wind. In her mind, she could see it launching itself on track towards the opponents chest. Piercing into the opponent with a near invisible strike, yes that was how it was done. Why Arashi was turning out to be a magnificient prodigy in ninjutsu. Formulating various handseals, once more she'd practice mimicing simple ninjutsu for the world at large. A dazzling display of katon jutsu was unleashed out into the opponent. Her opponent whom was simply a figment of her imagination proceeded to use the same ninjutsu. His speed though was slower than her own so when her jutsu attacked him, his body flinched in surprise; anticipating the pain that should have came.
However before he could snap to his senses Arashi would move to strike him sending him sprawling across the sandy dunes. The brief moment of physical contact/pain was enough to continue her training. Little by little she was recalling how she trained to utilize this perception. The more delusional she became, the more she could comprehend the illusion she was portraying to her opponent. To believe in the figment that she was creating meant supplanting even more details into the jutsu she created. Everything from the shadows that a fireball would cast along the ground, to the colours present. Not just that, she had to mimic the body langauge as well. For if it didn't appear that she was truly utilizing the technique, would the opponent believe her?