Kaguya Kazue Personal JutsuSept 18, 2021 1:19:53 GMT -5
Kaguya Kazue
If you're not bleeding, you aren't trying hard enough.
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age 19 years old
birthday November 30th
rank Advanced Genin
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personal NAME: Shin'yōju no Mai [ Dance of the Conifer] RANK: C CHAKRA USAGE: Low CLASSIFICATION: Bukijutsu ELEMENT: N/A HANDSEALS: N/A REQUIREMENT: ShikotsumyakuDESCRIPTION:The user channels chakra into a readied weapon created with the Shikotsumyaku, before pointing the weapon at their target and expanding the blade explosively at a rapid rate. A few moments after the ivory blade extends to its full length, it retracts as quickly as it grew. Depending on the skill of the Shikotsumyaku user, this technique can be utilized for different measures. But this technique does require some aptitude to use effectively. It is a candid technique that moves very fast and creates a large weapon. It's unsuited for stealth situations without fine control. And the rate at which the weapon retracts can leave users without practice in the technique wide open.
At an average genin's skill level, the maximum length of this weapon is twenty meters (20 m). And at this level, they can typically use the technique as a spearing attack, which travels at a dangerous speed, with enough force to pierce wood without losing momentum. Even if it becomes blocked by something with the weight of an average shinobi, it will push them back until it reaches the desired length. This blade stays extended for a few vital moments, at which point the user is wide open until the beginning of their next post.
At chunin skill level, the range is increased by 15 meters to a maximum length of 35 meters. This technique is always a piercing attack first, now possessing the power to shred through iron and boulder. At this level of skill, provided they have trained the Shikotsumyaku enough, they are well-versed in it enough to use the ability itself to manipulate the sword and can make one or two slashes at that range with its hazardous cutting power before the blade retracts. Also at this level, the user is skilled enough to not be entirely useless until the next post, but reacting in any meaningful way with the weapon while it is returning is nigh impossible. Typically this means dropping it, at which point the retracting ceases. NAME: Chigaya no Mai [ Dance of the Sword Grass] RANK: B CHAKRA USAGE: Low CLASSIFICATION: Bukijutsu ELEMENT: N/A HANDSEALS: N/A REQUIREMENT: Shikotsumyaku, Shin'yōju no Mai DESCRIPTION:Improving on the Dance of the Conifer, the user is capable of new heights with this advanced technique. The user points a bone weapon created with the Shikotsumyaku at their target as before, but now, the already frightening speed is increased, appearing to glow white as it blurs towards the opponent. There are precious few materials that can stand in this attack's way that are not enhanced to deal with such things.
The blade rushes out to a length of 50 meters at lightning-fast speeds to assault its target, before it returns to its regular length. But the intimidating part of this technique is not its improved power or speed, rather the speed at which the blade retracts. It is near-instant, often unable to be seen retracting at all by shinobi without excellent eyes and reactions. This frightening development also allows the weapon to be swung as a slashing attack instead of simply being a quick thrust--but only one thrust or slash for each use of the technique. Used as a slashing technique, this technique's killing potential increases, as the blade will more often than not be swung while it is expanding and make contact with its target before snapping back to the wielder. NAME: Chigaya no Mai: Nokogiri [ Dance of the Sword Grass: Sawsedge] RANK: B CHAKRA USAGE: Medium CLASSIFICATION: Bukijutsu ELEMENT: N/A HANDSEALS: N/A REQUIREMENT: Shikotsumyaku, Chigaya no Mai DESCRIPTION:Further improving on the Chigaya no Mai, Kazue took inspiration for this technique from another Dance of the Shikotsumyaku; the Tsubaki no Mai. Conceptually, this technique shares the same principles: it is a technique intended to swarm the enemy with a flurry of attacks at high speeds which are very difficult to avoid, to cause a perception lag, and get a few attacks in through their defenses. However, in this case, he is using a variation of the Chigaya no Mai. Pointing his blade at the target, he begins rapidly thrusting and swinging his blade at them from a range of no more than 50 meters, expanding the blade to its full length by the time he completes his attack, and then the blade retracting at its terrifying speed so he can move to the next attack. This flurry of thrusts and strikes with the blade glowing white and blurring is even more effective with the display of after-images than the technique it was inspired by, making it next to impossible to escape this technique unscathed, if not sliced into ribbons. NAME: Kuzu no Mai [ Dance of the Kudzu] RANK: B CHAKRA USAGE: High CLASSIFICATION: Bukijutsu ELEMENT: N/A HANDSEALS: Ox, Ram, Dog REQUIREMENT: Shikotsumyaku, Suiton DESCRIPTION:Using his bloodline's ability to control bones, and also the Suiton release to offer that much more control in them through whatever moisture is left within them, Kazue manipulates all of the bones and bone fragments he has discarded in the fight or had broken off of him. They levitate, becoming weaponized, before hurtling themselves at the foe of his choosing to pulverize and shred them up. This is typically a suicide attack; meaning that the only point in which this technique would be useful is when Kazue has already expended a copious amount of chakra for the Shikotsumyaku techniques and expects to either empty his chakra supply or be left with very little to inflict as much damage on his opponent as possible. Because after the technique is executed, he is likely to pass out and/or die. With an ideal amount of materials, this will leave his foe in a horrible shape and is constructed so that it may take out his opponent along with himself. |
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