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@Kein
Good morning then. : D

Hey Hareruhi, what would you recommend for my monk for Bukijutsu?
Sub-classes gave me two extra I wanna put to good use ._.
Even though they're not out yet, it never hurts to plan it out earlier. : D

EDIT:
We don't have to necessarily make it out of those two. Suna and Yuki(I think) made it up as they went on their merry way. We have a blank slate to work with, let's not add stuff we already have ._.

Des; What weapons are you leaning toward, though? That's pretty important.
I'm on the college campus about a block away from my sister's school.

Azei; Aye. I have determined a way for Kinpaku to utilize the strongest raiton technique on her own though! Ha ha.

Desin: Well that really depends on what you want.

Shunkan no Hagane is always a good bukijutsu to have, mainly because it has basics, a lot of different techniques, and of course Sensory Information.

Plus it's like a sword version of the Sazanami taijutsu with it's counters and blocks.

Shigure Soen is a good second to learn next. It doesn't have as many basics or techniques but it does have some good techniques, especially higher up.

I haven't looked much to the three sword style but it might also be a good second idea to follow up Shunkan no Hagane, mainly because you'll have enough swords from learning sword slinger and it's aggressive by putting chakra into techniques.

Unless you want to be stealthy of course, then Konohagakure style would be a good second.

If you want more classic swordsmanship paired with Shunkan no Hagane then you could pair it up with Tetsu no Ryu. More basics with more finessed sort of styles if I've read it right.

If you want full stealth then perhaps stacking Konohagakure style with Juurai Toorima style would be good.

Seven Sword dance could be stacked on with the Three sword style...

There's plenty to combine, depending on what type of weapon you want to use and how you want to fight.

@Haruhi
You've given me a lot to think about, I may just redo my character's Buki a bit/lot/bit/lot...bleh. Thanks for the advice : D.
I'd say Konohagakure style is outclassed by Sobagai though, it's like Shunkan for knife. Only less blocks and evasion, but more killing and confusion. Plus Practice's in the style give you increased agility along with the ability to creep up on someone fairly awesomely.

I'm surprised you've spent so much time reading into all those Bukijutsu's. You must really love weapons, no? xD.
What do have planned for Suzu-chan anyway?

@Mana
I was considering that, but long range isn't my best skill. And I just plain don't like standing from a far while watching my enemy suffer, it's just not me ._.

That's a new jutsu. : O How the heck are you gonna pull something like that off? Sure, you do it yourself and all, but wouldn't that be pushing Kin beyond her limits?

@Mana
By combo work I assume you mean Hummingbird's Flight. Which is quite perceptive on your part. But with Hakyoku's Iron Wind, I gain the skill to throw my giant weapon with incredible precision and force. So you can fling a giant blade across a large distance and have a high chance to hit the enemy, it's obvious that even with something smaller, you'd get the same effect, right? : D


Oh god, Your going to make something explode. This is gonna be so cooool~

@Mana
When you return? Where are you going? Yeah, Infinite Swords Dance is overkill. Especially If you could hold the enemy in place O_O. I don't know about Tetsu though, nothing cool pops up in my head while I read it.

Wait, while learning Limelight...won't such a massive technique cause the destruction of the village? ._.

What if, you use both at the same time? > : D.

I do love weapons but I have not read through every single technique concerning swords though.

As far as what I have planned, I don't know what to make Suzume learn next.

Yet if this sublcass thing is put in place then I have three more bukijutsu to choose. So I'm gonna have to read through them all anyway.