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 Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:54 pm
Yosh. This is my junkyard, where I'll be posting my ideas and stuff. Feel free to submit your comments on said ideas if you want. If possible, I might not actually limit this to being just SN guild-based ideas listed.
Ideas submitted so far; 1
Ideas posted for the lulz (Just felt like it or for the comments); 1
Ideas under experimentation (Editing); 1
Ideas no longer under experimentation (Pending acceptance); 0
Ideas accepted; 0
Ideas trashed; 0
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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 4:59 am
Butō no Higasa (舞踏の日傘, loosely, "Dancing Parasol") Bukijutsu style.
Description:
Butō no Higasa is a technique that utilizes the form and shape of an umbrella as a method of attack, or a method of defense when the umbrella is unfolded, though it is not limited to only one umbrella at a time. It is unknown just who exactly formed this style, but it has been said that he or she once resided within Amegakure, and became saddened at the constant downpour of rain there.
It has been noted in several other Hidden Villages that most who use Butō no Higasa would be described as "Eccentric," even before using said style.
___Notes:
• Though it is said that most who use this style have been described as "Eccentric" even prior to using this style, they do NOT HAVE to be eccentric to use said style.
• Though Butō no Higasa is typically a style used with one umbrella, there are techniques that require two umbrella to inact.
___S t a g e O n e [1]
○ Basic Strike
Simple :: E-Rank
A simple swing of the umbrella used as an offensive maneuver that is usually aimed at a person's ribs.
○ Dual Strike
Simple :: E-Rank
A simple swing utilizing two umbrellas, usually aimed at a person from two different directions.
___S t a g e T w o [2]
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:: D-Rank
___S t a g e T h r e e [3]
○ Tempest Drive
Complex :: C-Rank
The user wraps their chakra around the umbrella and spins it at high speeds, then rams the tip of the umbrella into an opponent and releases the chakra for a series of devastating slashes around the body as the umbrella continues forward.
○ Hurricane Drive
Complex :: B-Rank
Similarly to Tempest Drive, the user wraps their chakra around both umbrellas and spins it at high speed, then rams the tips of both umbrellas into an opponent repeatedly while also letting out small amounts of chakra for several small series of slashes along the body.
___S t a g e F o u r [4]
○ Overcast Turnabout
Simple :: C-Rank
While using two umbrella, one can have a single umbrella serve as the sword and the other as the shield, then quickly change between the two to confuse the enemy and have an advantage in battle.
• Since it is difficult for an amateur to use effectively, it has a high-ish rank.
___S t a g e F i v e [5]
○ Bloody RainDrop
Complex :: A-Rank
Grabbing the handle of the umbrella with both hands, the user extends their chakra to localize around the tip of the umbrella, then slams the umbrella down on an enemy, releasing the chakra upon impact for more devastating damage.
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○ Bloody ThunderStorm
Complex :: A-Rank
Similar to Bloody RainDrop, this technique has the user grabbing the handles of two umbrella, extending their chakra down to the tips, then repeatedly slamming the umbrellas down upon an enemy and releasing smaller amounts of chakra each time, thus giving more speed to this technique than Bloody RainDrop.
___S t a g e S i x [6]
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:: S-Rank
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(For the lulz. [Meaning, comment on this and give me some suggestions.])
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 1:34 pm
hmmm well i think there all good. They seem to, whats the word, string together i guess. It is a good technique and in the ight hands could be very deadly. Although, It looks as though this technique is mostly for, obliterating a person, rather then to just beat/knock them out.. It also seems to lack any use of a defense in the technique and that would open a big hole if you got attacked by a strong enough person. If it had an equal defense to go along with the continual and intimidating attack power, it would be a well rounded technique.
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