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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
The seventh Rokugan is one too.
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
 Originally Posted by Itachi Minato
The seventh Rokugan is one too.
Roku=6; Rokuogan isa spinoff from shigan, really epic...
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
Like the person above said, Rokugon would be one simply because it takes mastering the others.
Anyways nice order.....I might put Tekkai at 3 because as I recall one must remain perfectly still...that's a hard concept.
Thanks for a fun....and origional thread today
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
 Originally Posted by KGB Kakuzu
Like the person above said, Rokugon would be one simply because it takes mastering the others.
Anyways nice order.....I might put Tekkai at 3 because as I recall one must remain perfectly still...that's a hard concept.
Thanks for a fun....and origional thread today 
Props to you..
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
 Originally Posted by KGB Kakuzu
Like the person above said, Rokugon would be one simply because it takes mastering the others.
Anyways nice order.....I might put Tekkai at 3 because as I recall one must remain perfectly still...that's a hard concept.
Thanks for a fun....and origional thread today 
Actually you could say Tekkai is the hardest. Since Jyabura is the only one who can use it while moving but meh im not sure if thats a specialty or just complete mastery. Also in reply to your reply, Rokugan is actually a different technique to shigan. Its more like a reject dial and requires mastery over others so I would put that at one.
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
 Originally Posted by Itachi Minato
Actually you could say Tekkai is the hardest. Since Jyabura is the only one who can use it while moving but meh im not sure if thats a specialty or just complete mastery. Also in reply to your reply, Rokugan is actually a different technique to shigan. Its more like a reject dial and requires mastery over others so I would put that at one.
Tekkai would probably involve the most pain, since body hardening involves subjecting it to extreme pain. About Rokuogan, it does have similar effects to an impact dial, but it's not part of the basic 6 techniques which make up the rokushiki..
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
 Originally Posted by TenzaZangetsu
Tekkai would probably involve the most pain, since body hardening involves subjecting it to extreme pain. About Rokuogan, it does have similar effects to an impact dial, but it's not part of the basic 6 techniques which make up the rokushiki..
True and I think most the CP9 dont even know about that technique
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
6: Kami-e
5: Soru
4: Shigan
3: Tekkai
2: Geppo
1: Rankyaku
0: Rokuogan
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Re: Rokushiki:Order of difficulty to master
6-4 = possible
6. Reflexes
5. Training the bones in your finger (Common kung fu practice)
4. Shaolin monks
3-1 = impossible
3. Even if you did this you would never become so fast that you're rendered invisible to the eye
2. This is not even remotely possible. Generating wind force able to shatter concrete
would require forces much, much, much higher than any animal in the world could produce with a kick.
1. Just impossible. One does not simply step in the air. There is nothing to step from.
I agree with the list
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Last edited by shri3kbat; 06-01-2013 at 10:31 AM.
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