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Puppet on a String Theory Crew
Philosophizing Bibliophile
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 Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2013 2:08 pm
Xemnas Yoshihiro Zaxaria The Mad Hatter [General Information]
Character Name:
-Vertigo Zexal Corsaire [Former]
-Xemnas Yoshihiro Zaxaria [Current]
Pronunciation:
Nicknames:
-Condition: XYZ
-Test Subject: "XYZ"
-The Hatter
-The Mad Hatter
-XYZ
Age:
-Twenty-seven years of age
Birthday:
-The twenty-fourth of March [birthday of Harry Houdini]
Birthplace:
Zodiac:
Gender:
-Biologically identified as male
-Generally viewed as male
-Personally claims no "set" gender
Blood Type:
Occupation:
-Circus illusionist
-Escapologist
-Tsuchikage
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Organisation:
[Personal Information]
Clan:
Kekkei Genkai:
-Hanseiton [Glass Release]
Skills:
Sexuality:
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Dreams/Goals:
Fears:
Secrets:
Favorite Food/Drink:
-Biscuits
-Fairy Cakes
-Hard Candies
-Lollipops
-Tea
Least Favorite Food/Drink:
-Broccoli
-Brussels Sprouts
-Celery
-Coffee
-Fizzy Drinks
-Peas
-Water
Personality:
Voice:
Nindo:
"Spoiling a story in this world... Is an unforgivable sin."
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Philosophical/Social Viewpoints:
-Experimentalistic
-Hedonistic
-Idealistic
Religious Viewpoints:
-Atheistic
-Conceptualistic
Romantic Viewpoints:
Biography:
[Combat Information]
Intelligence:
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Classes:
Primary Class ~ Kekkei Genkai
Secondary Class ~ Ninjutsu
Tertiary Class ~ Genjutsu
Chakra Colour:
Elements:
-Doton [Earth Release]
-Hanseiton [Glass Release]
-Ototon [Sound Release]
-Suiton [Water Release]
Jutsu Points: ??/??
E = 0
D = 2
C = 3
B = 4
A = 5
S = 6
SS = 8
Kekkei Genkai – Bloodline Techniques: [0 - 0 = 0]
• Sōda Gurasu [Soda Glass] ~ D Rank
Sōda Gurasu is prepared by heating sodium carbonate and silica. Due to this, it is possible to be created through collaboration of the Katon and Sunaton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means- it simply does not specialise in a certain category. Due to this, it has no specific strength nor weaknesses. It is rather fragile and may break with a decent amount of ease. Visually, Sōda Gurasu is moderately transparent and, due to not being very refined, slightly distorts images.
• Furatto Gurasu [Flat Glass] ~ C Rank
Furatto Gurasu is both naturally occurring and man-made, which is produced through floating a layer of molten glass over a layer of molten tin. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Jinton/Kōton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means. Furatto Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is more thick than most glass. Despite this, it may prove to be brittle and break with ease if wielded incorrectly. This form also possesses a natural resistance to fire-based jutsu. Visually, Furatto Gurasu is moderately reflective and is not transparent, preventing light to travel through it.
• Gurasu no Kōgen [Plateau of Glass] ~ B Rank
Gurasu no Kōgen is a very supplementary jutsu, though it may also appear to have a defensive or tactical effect. By utilising the Hanseiton element, the caster of this jutsu creates and/or draws in glass to coat the ground surrounding themselves in a layer of the substance. This majorly occurs in a circular amount with a radius ranging between ten and fifteen metres. Due to the sheer size of the technique, it serves not only as an immediate source for additional techniques, but it also two other functions to accompany it. The first being that, as a result of the ground now being coated in glass, this technique may well penalise those who possess Doton due to the fact that they no longer have direct access to earth, as they are separated by a moderately formidable wall. Alongside this, varying depending on the glass that is used, the technique may also make the affected ground become extremely smooth to the extent that it might replicate ice. As a result, movement may become difficult to a person who is unused to travel on such a substance. Otherwise, however, one who is well adjusted to the situation may easily glide and skate upon the surface at very high speeds.
• Tsunagaru Gurasu [Lead Glass] ~ A Rank
Lead glass is a variety of glass in which lead replaces the calcium content of a typical potash glass. It is impossible to collaboratively replicate this variation through the use of non-Henseiton jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for supplementary purpose. Tsunagaru's main property is comprised of the fact that it has a high refractive index. Despite this stark factor, although it may be sharp if needed to be such, it does not compare to some of its more offensive counterparts in any way. This variation is very brittle if not annealed properly, and may crack as a result as a result of miniscule details such as a simple change in temperature. Alongside these bits of information, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to electrically-based jutsu. Visually, Tsunagaru is very much so transparent and has a high refractive index, entitling it to the maximum brilliance of glass. Due to this clarity, it subsequently reflects light and also allows it to pass through without distorting or separating it.
• Kokuyōseki [Obsidian] ~ A Rank
Kokuyōseki is a naturally occurring volcanic glass that is produced when felsic lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimum crystal growth. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Suiton nature types. This glass is best and most commonly used for offensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Kokuyōseki's main property is entirely comprised of the fact that it is both lightweight and [when tampered properly] extremely sharp. Despite this, it is brittle and if used improperly may break with moderate ease. Alongside these details, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to fire-based jutsu due to the manner in which it is formed. Visually, Kokuyōseki is extremely reflective and takes on the colour tone of black. It is not transparent, and subsequently only reflects the electromagnetic spectrum, not allowing any form of light to pass through it.
• Sekisō Gurasu [Laminated Glass] ~ A Rank
Sekisō Gurasu is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. In the event of breaking, it is held in place by an interlayer between two or more layers of glass. Due to it being a man-made and non-naturally occurring glass, it cannot be replicated through the use of nature types that are not, or are not likened to, Hanseiton. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose. Sekisō Gurasu's main property is the fact that it is incapable of shattering. Despite this, although it can withstand small and focused attacks, it may be weaker to forceful and wide offenses. Visually, Sekisō Gurasu is reflective only to an extent, and is also only moderately transparent.
• Hanseiton: Mashi Hashō [Glass Release: Demonic Piercing Glass Spears] ~ A Rank
Hanseiton: Mashi Hashō is a very lethal technique that is wielded by those who have attained the Hanseiton element. In an instant, the user creates a large amount of amorphous silicon and other necessary minerals from the ground and surrounding environment into more than one thousand glass shards. Upon creation, it appears that hundreds of glass shards levitate in the air in a shape reminiscent to a dome around the user and target. The shards are approximately four inches long and an inch thick accompanied by an undulating design with intentions to inflict maximum damage unto the target. At the whim of the user, the shards are shot forwards in extremely quick motions. As a result of quantity and size, the glass structures have potential to cause great damage. Additionally, if more fragile glass is formed, the shards will splinter and fragment upon coming into contact with an object. Due to the singularly directional travel of the glass, it may be difficult to strike an opponent that is not restrained in some manner.
• Hanseiton: Maharimirā [Glass Release: Demonic Glass Mirrors] ~ A Rank
The Hanseiton: Maharimirā is an improved version of the Yuki Clan's Makyō Hyōshō. Similarly to its sister Clan, this technique is passed down only within and through members of the Musū surname. Just the same, it is a technique that is wrapped in many mysteries only known to a select few Yuki and those individuals who possess Hanseiton that might learn it; it is said that no method in existence can defeat this technique. In an instant, multitudes of glass mirrors are created in a semi-spherical manner surrounding the target, reflecting nothing but the user. Once these structures have been made, the opponent is trapped within this dome of twenty-one levitating mirrors made entirely out of glass. Twelve of the whole remain at ground level, eight hover above the first row and are angled towards the surface, while the final mirror is above the rest and is directly parallel to the ground. Once the user has entered the mirrors, it becomes immediately evident that the user appears to be within every structure, although behind this illusion is a reality that the caster of the technique is moving between the panes at a speed near that of light. For the naked and normal eye, it is an entirely impossible task to follow the attacks sent out as a result of the incredible movement of the user. Despite this, a person that possesses a Doujutsu likened to the Sharingan is capable of slightly more. As every mirror shows the caster's reflection, one could say that it is impossible to see all of the user's attacks, no matter the prowess; if the opponent tries to attack the real body, the user will more than likely have already moved to another mirror as the technique asks of such for an effective completion. If a mirror is ever broken, the user can continue the attack for as long as at least two mirrors remain intact. Alongside the twenty-one-mirror formation, wielders of the jutsu can also form individual mirrors, not restricted to the former. These can be used to allow a person to take on airborne targets and the like that one would normally be incapable of attacking head-on. The major difference between the Hanseiton: Maharimirā and the Makyō Hyōshō is that the glass mirrors are more fragile [though hardly so] and that they may also reflect many techniques that are cast upon them due to their properties and capability of being altered accordingly at any time by the user, making the former a much more versatile jutsu than the latter as it may act as both a near perfect simultaneous offense and defense.
• Bōdan Gurasu [Bulletproof Glass] ~ S Rank
Bōdan Gurasu is a man-made glass that is comprised of layers of soft and hard glass. Due to it being man-made and not naturally occurring, it is impossible to replicate through the use of collaborative jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Bōdan Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is extremely durable. This is the most defensive form of glass, and may be able to withstand strong and prolonged attacks with much ease. Unlike many other forms of glass, due to the fact that it is doubly layered, if one layer of glass is depleted, the other may easily be penetrated. Visually, Bōdan Gurasu is very lacking in reflective properties, though it is transparent to a certain degree which allows a person to be able to see through it clearly enough.
• Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiro [Glass Release: Labyrinth of Mirrors] ~ S Rank
The Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiro is an improved version of the Shōton: Suishō Meikyū no Jutsu. Upon the casting of this technique, the user arises flat planes of mirrors from the ground to form into a gigantic labyrinth. Those trapped inside of it will mostly be lost due to the fact that the mirrors reflect their personal image as well as generate mirror images of the routes, paths, and details within the labyrinth, confusing and intimidating those inside. It is even capable of confusing the Byakugan because of its reflective nature. Because of the stable molecular structure of the glass used, a simple attack focused at one point is rendered useless, and its wide surface will disperse the force of wide range attacks, reducing their effectiveness. Depending on the type of glass that is used, certain jutsu may be stronger or weaker, while others may be reflected backwards unto the caster. To overcome this technique, an attack that has impact force both wide and powerful that is not resisted by the glass is required to smash through it. The major difference between the Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiru and the Shōton: Suishō Meikyū no Jutsu is that the glass surfaces are more fragile [though hardly so] and that they may also reflect many techniques that are cast upon them due to their properties and capability of being altered accordingly at any time by the user, making the former a much more versatile jutsu than the latter as it may act as both a near perfect defense. Unlike the latter, the former is capable of changing its structure to bend light through the use of its refractive index, making it seem as if the labyrinth is non-existent when looked at by the naked eye.
• Hiden- Kagami: Ten'i [Traditional Art- Mirror: Teleport] ~ S Rank
Hiden- Kagami: Ten'i is a traditional jutsu passed down throughout the most capable members of the Musū Clan. Upon casting this technique, the user is able to use mirrors as a form of travel, in which walking through one would allow them to exit through another. Although this is a useful jutsu, it only allows a person to travel through mirrors or glass that is created or manipulated by themselves, meaning that any other uncontrolled form is not able to be used as a source of teleportation for the user.
• Hanseiton: Kagami no Ie [Glass Release: House of Mirrors] ~ SS Rank
Hanseiton: Kagami no Ie is the signature jutsu of the Musū Clan. Despite this, very few are capable of using it. Upon casting this technique, the user raises massive amounts of glass panes from the ground in various patterns creating a form of labyrinth comprised entirely of mirrors. These appear to arise in amounts that may seem to be hundreds of intertwining and crossing layers. Once formed, this labyrinth is three stories high and if looked at from an aerial viewpoint is squarular in shape. It is entirely enclosed by six large mirrors- one on each side of the cube. It is often assumed that the user is located at the end of this maze, which would be found at the center of the bottom floor. To further the difficulty that this provides, any who might get caught within it inevitably begin on the highest floor. Those who are trapped inside are more than likely to become lost due to the fact that the routes may change at any given time. As a result of the large quantity of reflective surfaces, it also proves to be a challenge for even those who wield the Byakugan, as they- similarly to everyone else- will see only the reflections in the mirrors. If at any time a mirror is broken, it may be replaced by the user. Because of this, it is nearly a requirement that a person find their way out of the maze or locate the caster of the jutsu, as any and all damage acquired by the glass may be restored to its previous, undamaged state.
Hiden – Traditional Techniques: [0 - 0 = 0]
Ninjutsu – Ninja Techniques: [0 - 0 = 0]
• Kawarimi no Jutsu - Change of Body Stance Technique - E Rank
Kawarimi no Jutsu is a basic Ninjutsu. When in danger the ninja will quickly substitute themself with another nearby object. This can be a block of wood or even another person. This allows the ninja to quickly flee and hide while the original object takes the brunt of their opponents attack.
• Henge no Jutsu - Transformation Technique - E Rank
Henge no Jutsu is a Ninjutsu which every ninja learns at the Ninja Academy. Henge allows the ninja to transform themselves into any person or object. This allows the ninja to move with stealth or to trick their opponents.
• Nawanuke no Jutsu - Escaping Skill - E Rank
Nawanuke no Jutsu is a very basic Ninjutsu that allows a ninja to escape from rope binds.
• Kinobori no Waza - Act of Tree Climbing – E Rank
Kinobori no Waza, the art of tree climbing serves a dual purpose. Taking part in Kinobori Shugyou (Tree Climbing Training) helps a ninja learn how to focus their chakra. It also teaches the ninja how to run up trees and walk on vertical walls. The training helps the ninja learn how to focus just the right amount of chakra to a particular part of their body. The amount needed to climb is small but it must be precise. The feet are regarded as the hardest location to master chakra focusing. So by gaining the art of this skill, the ninja will have any jutsu available (theoretically) because they will be able to focus their chakra as needed.
• Suimen Hokou no Waza – Act of Water Surface Walking – E Rank
A variation on the Kinobori no Waza (Act of Tree Climbing), the art of water surface walking allows a ninja to walk on water as if it was a solid surface. Focusing an even amount of chakra out of the soles of their feet, they can balance themselves on the very surface of the water.
• Otokagami [Acoustic Mirror] ~ C Rank [Custom]
Upon casting this jutsu, the user raises a large, stone, acoustic mirror from the ground. Any moderately powerful sound waves that come into contact with the indented face of this structure will be reflected in another direction.
• Doton Kekkai: Dorō Dōmu [Earth Release Barrier: Earth Prison of Magnificent Nothingness] ~ B Rank
This technique traps the victims inside a self-repairing dome of earth which is almost instantaneously able to reform. The user is also able to absorb the chakra of anyone trapped inside. However, the caster's chakra is not evenly distributed throughout the dome. Near the back, relative to themselves, the user's chakra is much weaker, making the dome weaker in that general area.
• Doton: Yomi Numa [Earth Release: Swamp of the Underworld] ~ A Rank
By changing the surface of an object beneath an enemy into mud and creating a swamp, the user can sink his enemy into the mud. The adhesive, chakra-infused mud ensnares the enemy's body, making it almost impossible to recover one's strength and escape from the swamp. The size and depth of the created swamp depends on the user's skill and the amount of chakra used, but if the user is an expert in this technique, it will always be possible to make a fair-sized swamp which is extremely effective against a great number of enemies or when having to face gigantic creatures.
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Stats:
Academy - 15 points
Genin - 25 points
Chuunin - 30points
Tobuketsu Jounin - 30 points
Jounin - 35 points
Anbu - 35 points
Kage- 40 points
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Sources: [Narutopedia/Leafninja]
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Posted: Wed Sep 11, 2013 2:09 pm
Clan Name:
Kekkei Genkai:
A very closely related family in comparison to the Yuki Clan's Hyōton as well as the abilities of the well-known Shōton, members of the Musū Clan are granted a prowess that is very similar to that of their brethren in that many of their techniques are focused on things such as reflective capability. As the latter Clan originates from an entirely separate village- Iwagakure no Sato- there is a blatantly evident difference as a result. Members of the Musū Clan possess a Kekkei Genkai known as Hanseiton, otherwise addressed as Glass Release. Originally, this ability allowed those who wielded it to manipulate minerals to the point where they were granted the ability to chemically meld and alter them to form new substances. Although this was true at one point, at the current time members of the Clan are only capable of combining substances to create varying forms of glass, as they are incapable of corresponding in an according fashion to mimic changes that are present in minerals such as crystals.
Glass: There are many forms and variations of glass with each having their own unique affects and abilities in comparison to one another. Glass may either be attained and acquired by a person either through natural or artificial means. As a result of their Hanseiton capabilities, a user of the nature type is granted the ability to freely alter forms of glass by using their Kekkei Genkai to remove and/or add impurities to achieve the desired result. Although it is much faster and more convenient for a person to use a natural source of material as it removes the aspect of having to apply the changes by oneself, it is still possible to moderately to rapidly produce glass depending on the variation that is wished to be achieved. Through tactical means, a form of collaboration between two parties may also be done to create glass [such as a Katon technique colliding with a Sunaton jutsu, a Yōton and Suiton technique impacting, and the like]. The variations of glass come in three major uses, which are: defensive, offensive, and supplementary.
Defensive: Defensive glass is an advancement in technique wherein the substance is conjured and designed specifically for protective purpose. This may include adding additional layers, fusing and melding multiple types of glass, applying impurities, and et cetera. The major achievement that is meant to be acquired with defensive glass is the ability for it to be improved to the point where it is more difficult to break or shatter.
• Bōdan Gurasu [Bulletproof Glass]
Bōdan Gurasu is a man-made glass that is comprised of layers of soft and hard glass. Due to it being man-made and not naturally occurring, it is impossible to replicate through the use of collaborative jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Bōdan Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is extremely durable. This is the most defensive form of glass, and may be able to withstand strong and prolonged attacks with much ease. Unlike many other forms of glass, due to the fact that it is doubly layered, if one layer of glass is depleted, the other may easily be penetrated. Visually, Bōdan Gurasu is very lacking in reflective properties, though it is transparent to a certain degree which allows a person to be able to see through it clearly enough.
• Sekisō Gurasu [Laminated Glass]
Sekisō Gurasu is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. In the event of breaking, it is held in place by an interlayer between two or more layers of glass. Due to it being a man-made and non-naturally occurring glass, it cannot be replicated through the use of nature types that are not, or are not likened to, Hanseiton. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose. Sekisō Gurasu's main property is the fact that it is incapable of shattering. Despite this, although it can withstand small and focused attacks, it may be weaker to forceful and wide offenses. Visually, Sekisō Gurasu is reflective only to an extent, and is also only moderately transparent.
Offensive: Offensive glass is an advancement in technique wherein the substance is conjured and designed specifically for attacking purpose. This may include fusing and melding multiple types of glass, applying impurities, natural rigidness or sharpness, and et cetera. The major achievement that is meant to be acquired with offensive glass is the ability for it to be improved to the point where it is more capable to injure and otherwise harm an opponent.
• Kokuyōseki [Obsidian]
Kokuyōseki is a naturally occurring volcanic glass that is produced when felsic lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimum crystal growth. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Suiton nature types. This glass is best and most commonly used for offensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Kokuyōseki's main property is entirely comprised of the fact that it is both lightweight and [when tampered properly] extremely sharp. Despite this, it is brittle and if used improperly may break with moderate ease. Alongside these details, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to fire-based jutsu due to the manner in which it is formed. Visually, Kokuyōseki is extremely reflective and takes on the colour tone of black. It is not transparent, and subsequently only reflects the electromagnetic spectrum, not allowing any form of light to pass through it.
Supplementary: Supplementary glass is an advancement in technique wherein the substance is conjured and designed specifically for purpose that is not strictly related to defense or offense. This may include arrays of variations such as fusing and melding multiple types of glass, applying impurities, brightness, increase in reflexive index, and et cetera. The major achievement that is meant to be acquired with supplementary glass is the ability for it to be improved to the point where it is capable of assisting and otherwise helping both the user and possible others in a manner that is not defined as offensive or defensive.
• Tsunagaru Gurasu [Lead Glass]
Lead glass is a variety of glass in which lead replaces the calcium content of a typical potash glass. It is impossible to collaboratively replicate this variation through the use of non-Henseiton jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for supplementary purpose. Tsunagaru's main property is comprised of the fact that it has a high refractive index. Despite this stark factor, although it may be sharp if needed to be such, it does not compare to some of its more offensive counterparts in any way. This variation is very brittle if not annealed properly, and may crack as a result as a result of miniscule details such as a simple change in temperature. Alongside these bits of information, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to electrically-based jutsu. Visually, Tsunagaru is very much so transparent and has a high refractive index, entitling it to the maximum brilliance of glass. Due to this clarity, it subsequently reflects light and also allows it to pass through without distorting or separating it.
• Oputikaru Gurasu [Optical Glass]
Oputikaru Gurasu is comprised of potassium and lead silicates. As a result of this, it is impossible to replicate this glass variation through means of collaborative jutsu. This form is best and most commonly used for supplementary purposes. Oputikaru Gurasu's main property is entirely comprised of the fact that it is transparent to specific degrees. Despite this uniqueness, it is the softest type of glass and gives in to outside interaction easier than any other form. Visually, Oputikaru Gurasu is extremely transparent and is able to assist, distort, and otherwise alter the visuals of any who might look through it.
• Purizumu Gurasu [Photo-Chromatic Glass]
Purizumu Gurasu is comprised of standard silicon or glass substance combined with silver iodinde. Due to this, it is impossible to replicate through the use of collaborative jutsu. This form of glass is best and most commonly used for supplementary purposes. Purizumu Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is sensitive to ultravioliet light. Despite this, the glass is very soft and may break with little to no effort. Visually, Purizumu Gurasu may change: when not exposed to intense amounts of ultraviolet light, it remains clear, however it darkens in tone when it is under the influence of these rays.
Standard: Standard glass is an advancement in technique wherein the substance is conjured in a manner that is not given a specific purpose or task. This includes multitudinous arrays of variations due to the fact that this glass has no set function. The major achievement that is meant to be acquired with supplementary glass is the ability for it to be improved to the point where it is capable of being used in nearly any manner, but does not excel in one specifically.
• Sōda Gurasu [Soda Glass]
Sōda Gurasu is prepared by heating sodium carbonate and silica. Due to this, it is possible to be created through collaboration of the Katon and Sunaton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means- it simply does not specialise in a certain category. Due to this, it has no specific strength nor weaknesses. It is rather fragile and may break with a decent amount of ease. Visually, Sōda Gurasu is moderately transparent and, due to not being very refined, slightly distorts images.
• Furatto Gurasu [Flat Glass]
Furatto Gurasu is both naturally occurring and man-made, which is produced through floating a layer of molten glass over a layer of molten tin. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Jinton/Kōton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means. Furatto Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is more thick than most glass. Despite this, it may prove to be brittle and break with ease if wielded incorrectly. This form also possesses a natural resistance to fire-based jutsu. Visually, Furatto Gurasu is moderately reflective and is not transparent, preventing light to travel through it.
Clan Techniques:
• Sōda Gurasu [Soda Glass] ~ D Rank
Sōda Gurasu is prepared by heating sodium carbonate and silica. Due to this, it is possible to be created through collaboration of the Katon and Sunaton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means- it simply does not specialise in a certain category. Due to this, it has no specific strength nor weaknesses. It is rather fragile and may break with a decent amount of ease. Visually, Sōda Gurasu is moderately transparent and, due to not being very refined, slightly distorts images.
• Furatto Gurasu [Flat Glass] ~ C Rank
Furatto Gurasu is both naturally occurring and man-made, which is produced through floating a layer of molten glass over a layer of molten tin. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Jinton/Kōton nature types. This glass variation has no specific purpose, and henceforth may be used for an array of means. Furatto Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is more thick than most glass. Despite this, it may prove to be brittle and break with ease if wielded incorrectly. This form also possesses a natural resistance to fire-based jutsu. Visually, Furatto Gurasu is moderately reflective and is not transparent, preventing light to travel through it.
• Hanseiton: Fūma Shuriken ~ C Rank
Whilst manipulating glass-forms with Hanseiton, the user collectively gathers the substance into one place to form the shape of a Fūma Shuriken. Unlike the common shuriken, this version may move at a much faster pace and henceforth also has a stronger impacting force. Alongside this detail, when struck or near striking, the wielder may alter its shape so that it is consistent of multiple folding layers with intentions of the target being struck by multiple rigid spikes opposed to standard smoothed edges. This would also make it difficult to remove the shuriken if lodged into the body without risking further injury.
• Suikomu Shōkan [Inhaling Redemption] ~ C Rank
Upon casting this jutsu, the user will release from the ground a large shroud comprised of miniscule particles of glass. Once risen, the cloud will enlarge and separate outwards into the surrounding area to varying effects. This technique is mostly used as a form of distraction to achieve a retreat or a forceful tactic meant to incapacitate an opponent. If a person were to inhale any amount of the glass, the small shards would begin to cut, scratch, and otherwise tear at the insides of the person of whom ingested them, causing varying amounts of internal bleeding. Even after escaping the cloud, those affected might still experience painful after-effects simply as a result of continuing to breathe, despite not inhaling any more of the sharp particles.
• Hanseiton: Purizumu [Glass Release: Prism] ~ C Rank
Upon casting this jutsu, the user will create a large glass prism which will proceed to hover in the air. Although this shape is the only figure necessary that requires Hanseiton in this technique, it further utilises natural energy [and, if chosen, other elemental natures] to complete. Through amplification of solar rays, a singular beam of intense thermal energy will be produced from the bottom of the prism.
• Purizumu Gurasu [Photo-Chromatic Glass] ~ B Rank
Purizumu Gurasu is comprised of standard silicon or glass substance combined with silver iodinde. Due to this, it is impossible to replicate through the use of collaborative jutsu. This form of glass is best and most commonly used for supplementary purposes. Purizumu Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is sensitive to ultravioliet light. Despite this, the glass is very soft and may break with little to no effort. Visually, Purizumu Gurasu may change: when not exposed to intense amounts of ultraviolet light, it remains clear, however it darkens in tone when it is under the influence of these rays.
• Oputikaru Gurasu [Optical Glass] ~ B Rank
Oputikaru Gurasu is comprised of potassium and lead silicates. As a result of this, it is impossible to replicate this glass variation through means of collaborative jutsu. This form is best and most commonly used for supplementary purposes. Oputikaru Gurasu's main property is entirely comprised of the fact that it is transparent to specific degrees. Despite this uniqueness, it is the softest type of glass and gives in to outside interaction easier than any other form. Visually, Oputikaru Gurasu is extremely transparent and is able to assist, distort, and otherwise alter the visuals of any who might look through it.
• Gurasu no Kōgen [Plateau of Glass] ~ B Rank
Gurasu no Kōgen is a very supplementary jutsu, though it may also appear to have a defensive or tactical effect. By utilising the Hanseiton element, the caster of this jutsu creates and/or draws in glass to coat the ground surrounding themselves in a layer of the substance. This majorly occurs in a circular amount with a radius ranging between ten and fifteen metres. Due to the sheer size of the technique, it serves not only as an immediate source for additional techniques, but it also two other functions to accompany it. The first being that, as a result of the ground now being coated in glass, this technique may well penalise those who possess Doton due to the fact that they no longer have direct access to earth, as they are separated by a moderately formidable wall. Alongside this, varying depending on the glass that is used, the technique may also make the affected ground become extremely smooth to the extent that it might replicate ice. As a result, movement may become difficult to a person who is unused to travel on such a substance. Otherwise, however, one who is well adjusted to the situation may easily glide and skate upon the surface at very high speeds.
• Hanseiton: Dōmu [Glass Release: Dome] ~ B Rank
Wielding their ability to utilise glass substance, the user can quickly create a dome of glass around themselves and/or their allies to generally act as a form of defence. For otherwise intents and purposes, it may also be manipulated to appear around an opponent as a means of distraction or as a decoy. This is a very risky technique to perform depending on the type of glass that is used for its structure. It may be strong enough to continuously withstand an onslaught of attacks, however it may simply shatter upon receiving one strike, which makes it both dangerous and useful depending on the purpose and situation.
• Hanseiton: Shuriken Ranbu [Glass Release: Shuriken Rain] ~ B Rank
Upon casting this jutsu, the user will surround themselves with glass particles, shards, and other substance of which moves in a fast and spherical pattern circulating around the wielder. Once enough glass is acquired, the user can condense them into numerous shuriken which will then proceed to eject and rain outwards in every direction possible.
• Tsunagaru Gurasu [Lead Glass] ~ A Rank
Lead glass is a variety of glass in which lead replaces the calcium content of a typical potash glass. It is impossible to collaboratively replicate this variation through the use of non-Henseiton jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for supplementary purpose. Tsunagaru's main property is comprised of the fact that it has a high refractive index. Despite this stark factor, although it may be sharp if needed to be such, it does not compare to some of its more offensive counterparts in any way. This variation is very brittle if not annealed properly, and may crack as a result as a result of miniscule details such as a simple change in temperature. Alongside these bits of information, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to electrically-based jutsu. Visually, Tsunagaru is very much so transparent and has a high refractive index, entitling it to the maximum brilliance of glass. Due to this clarity, it subsequently reflects light and also allows it to pass through without distorting or separating it.
• Kokuyōseki [Obsidian] ~ A Rank
Kokuyōseki is a naturally occurring volcanic glass that is produced when felsic lava extruded from a volcano cools rapidly with minimum crystal growth. As a result, it may be collaboratively created through usage of the Yōton and Suiton nature types. This glass is best and most commonly used for offensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Kokuyōseki's main property is entirely comprised of the fact that it is both lightweight and [when tampered properly] extremely sharp. Despite this, it is brittle and if used improperly may break with moderate ease. Alongside these details, it also possesses a naturally large resistance to fire-based jutsu due to the manner in which it is formed. Visually, Kokuyōseki is extremely reflective and takes on the colour tone of black. It is not transparent, and subsequently only reflects the electromagnetic spectrum, not allowing any form of light to pass through it.
• Sekisō Gurasu [Laminated Glass] ~ A Rank
Sekisō Gurasu is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. In the event of breaking, it is held in place by an interlayer between two or more layers of glass. Due to it being a man-made and non-naturally occurring glass, it cannot be replicated through the use of nature types that are not, or are not likened to, Hanseiton. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose. Sekisō Gurasu's main property is the fact that it is incapable of shattering. Despite this, although it can withstand small and focused attacks, it may be weaker to forceful and wide offenses. Visually, Sekisō Gurasu is reflective only to an extent, and is also only moderately transparent.
• Hanseiton: Mashi Hashō [Glass Release: Demonic Piercing Glass Spears] ~ A Rank
Hanseiton: Mashi Hashō is a very lethal technique that is wielded by those who have attained the Hanseiton element. In an instant, the user creates a large amount of amorphous silicon and other necessary minerals from the ground and surrounding environment into more than one thousand glass shards. Upon creation, it appears that hundreds of glass shards levitate in the air in a shape reminiscent to a dome around the user and target. The shards are approximately four inches long and an inch thick accompanied by an undulating design with intentions to inflict maximum damage unto the target. At the whim of the user, the shards are shot forwards in extremely quick motions. As a result of quantity and size, the glass structures have potential to cause great damage. Additionally, if more fragile glass is formed, the shards will splinter and fragment upon coming into contact with an object. Due to the singularly directional travel of the glass, it may be difficult to strike an opponent that is not restrained in some manner.
• Hanseiton: Maharimirā [Glass Release: Demonic Glass Mirrors] ~ A Rank
The Hanseiton: Maharimirā is an improved version of the Yuki Clan's Makyō Hyōshō. Similarly to its sister Clan, this technique is passed down only within and through members of the Musū surname. Just the same, it is a technique that is wrapped in many mysteries only known to a select few Yuki and those individuals who possess Hanseiton that might learn it; it is said that no method in existence can defeat this technique. In an instant, multitudes of glass mirrors are created in a semi-spherical manner surrounding the target, reflecting nothing but the user. Once these structures have been made, the opponent is trapped within this dome of twenty-one levitating mirrors made entirely out of glass. Twelve of the whole remain at ground level, eight hover above the first row and are angled towards the surface, while the final mirror is above the rest and is directly parallel to the ground. Once the user has entered the mirrors, it becomes immediately evident that the user appears to be within every structure, although behind this illusion is a reality that the caster of the technique is moving between the panes at a speed near that of light. For the naked and normal eye, it is an entirely impossible task to follow the attacks sent out as a result of the incredible movement of the user. Despite this, a person that possesses a Doujutsu likened to the Sharingan is capable of slightly more. As every mirror shows the caster's reflection, one could say that it is impossible to see all of the user's attacks, no matter the prowess; if the opponent tries to attack the real body, the user will more than likely have already moved to another mirror as the technique asks of such for an effective completion. If a mirror is ever broken, the user can continue the attack for as long as at least two mirrors remain intact. Alongside the twenty-one-mirror formation, wielders of the jutsu can also form individual mirrors, not restricted to the former. These can be used to allow a person to take on airborne targets and the like that one would normally be incapable of attacking head-on. The major difference between the Hanseiton: Maharimirā and the Makyō Hyōshō is that the glass mirrors are more fragile [though hardly so] and that they may also reflect many techniques that are cast upon them due to their properties and capability of being altered accordingly at any time by the user, making the former a much more versatile jutsu than the latter as it may act as both a near perfect simultaneous offense and defense.
• Bōdan Gurasu [Bulletproof Glass] ~ S Rank
Bōdan Gurasu is a man-made glass that is comprised of layers of soft and hard glass. Due to it being man-made and not naturally occurring, it is impossible to replicate through the use of collaborative jutsu. This glass is best and most commonly used for defensive purpose by those who possess Hanseiton. Bōdan Gurasu's main property is comprised of the fact that it is extremely durable. This is the most defensive form of glass, and may be able to withstand strong and prolonged attacks with much ease. Unlike many other forms of glass, due to the fact that it is doubly layered, if one layer of glass is depleted, the other may easily be penetrated. Visually, Bōdan Gurasu is very lacking in reflective properties, though it is transparent to a certain degree which allows a person to be able to see through it clearly enough.
• Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiro [Glass Release: Labyrinth of Mirrors] ~ S Rank
The Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiro is an improved version of the Shōton: Suishō Meikyū no Jutsu. Upon the casting of this technique, the user arises flat planes of mirrors from the ground to form into a gigantic labyrinth. Those trapped inside of it will mostly be lost due to the fact that the mirrors reflect their personal image as well as generate mirror images of the routes, paths, and details within the labyrinth, confusing and intimidating those inside. It is even capable of confusing the Byakugan because of its reflective nature. Because of the stable molecular structure of the glass used, a simple attack focused at one point is rendered useless, and its wide surface will disperse the force of wide range attacks, reducing their effectiveness. Depending on the type of glass that is used, certain jutsu may be stronger or weaker, while others may be reflected backwards unto the caster. To overcome this technique, an attack that has impact force both wide and powerful that is not resisted by the glass is required to smash through it. The major difference between the Hanseiton: Kagami no Meiru and the Shōton: Suishō Meikyū no Jutsu is that the glass surfaces are more fragile [though hardly so] and that they may also reflect many techniques that are cast upon them due to their properties and capability of being altered accordingly at any time by the user, making the former a much more versatile jutsu than the latter as it may act as both a near perfect defense. Unlike the latter, the former is capable of changing its structure to bend light through the use of its refractive index, making it seem as if the labyrinth is non-existent when looked at by the naked eye.
• Hiden- Kagami: Ten'i [Traditional Art- Mirror: Teleport] ~ S Rank
Hiden- Kagami: Ten'i is a traditional jutsu passed down throughout the most capable members of the Musū Clan. Upon casting this technique, the user is able to use mirrors as a form of travel, in which walking through one would allow them to exit through another. Although this is a useful jutsu, it only allows a person to travel through mirrors or glass that is created or manipulated by themselves, meaning that any other uncontrolled form is not able to be used as a source of teleportation for the user.
• Hanseiton: Kagami no Ie [Glass Release: House of Mirrors] ~ SS Rank
Hanseiton: Kagami no Ie is the signature jutsu of the Musū Clan. Despite this, very few are capable of using it. Upon casting this technique, the user raises massive amounts of glass panes from the ground in various patterns creating a form of labyrinth comprised entirely of mirrors. These appear to arise in amounts that may seem to be hundreds of intertwining and crossing layers. Once formed, this labyrinth is three stories high and if looked at from an aerial viewpoint is squarular in shape. It is entirely enclosed by six large mirrors- one on each side of the cube. It is often assumed that the user is located at the end of this maze, which would be found at the center of the bottom floor. To further the difficulty that this provides, any who might get caught within it inevitably begin on the highest floor. Those who are trapped inside are more than likely to become lost due to the fact that the routes may change at any given time. As a result of the large quantity of reflective surfaces, it also proves to be a challenge for even those who wield the Byakugan, as they- similarly to everyone else- will see only the reflections in the mirrors. If at any time a mirror is broken, it may be replaced by the user. Because of this, it is nearly a requirement that a person find their way out of the maze or locate the caster of the jutsu, as any and all damage acquired by the glass may be restored to its previous, undamaged state.
Clan Limitations:
Clan Members:
-Xemnas Yoshihiro Zaxaria
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Villages:
-Iwagakure no Sato
-Sunagakure no Sato
Clan Background:
Members of the Musū Clan are often likened to those individuals who possess either Hyōton or Shōton due to the extremely similar nature of the abilities. Despite the distance of the families as well as the elemental nature types, the three are directly connected through Hanseiton. Having originated from Sunagakure no Sato, the Musū Clan's ability was far more "heightened" in certain aspects, in that they were granted the ability to wield far more than glass- they were often likened to those who possessed Jinton, and many said that the Clan was directly derivative of the Kazekage themselves, due to the fact that the families possessed such correlative prowess. Although this was rumoured, it never came to light that those who possessed Hanseiton were only extremely advanced users of the Doton elemental nature type. Throughout time, it had come to reign true that cross-breeding between families- and subsequently Kekkei Genkai- took place. Between the Musū Clan's advanced Doton abilities also stood the Yuki Clan's Hyōton alongside the unnamed Clan that possessed Shōton. Through several generations of alteration, combination, and evolution the three nature types seemed to combine themselves into one new element that came to be known as "Hanseiton" simply as a result of its capabilities. Due to the intimacy that has been held between the three Clans, those who possess any of the three sister elements are more than often on friendly terms from the moment that such is revealed. The three are considered to be literal cousin families in that after having cross-breeding take place so frequently, nearly every member is related to at least one other from another Clan.
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