Re: Q&a - open for every ranks!

**blaise12** · 10-18-2012, 06:44 AM

^ i am guessing you would as the water is connected to you and that would lead to exectution in RL so yes im guessing u would be

okay my question now
Due to me having a itachi bio do i auto get all crow techs and summons (cannon ofc)? and also with aburames nano bugs do i need to make a cj where i can have them coat weapons or myself with the bugs or can i just do it simply by saying so? eg

takes of glove grabs kunai and has nano bugs cover the kunai?

**Solf J. Kimblee** · 10-18-2012, 12:06 PM

water/lightning + water = the lightning difuses and depending on the water techs they both cancel out or one is left weaken.

You have to ask the Crow contract holder for permission it is the same as with the Hawk contract. It say this in the summoning section of the BiographyRules

Now the nano bugs umm I say someone already tried that before and probably got decline so right now no unless you have a jutsu for it.

**Better** · 10-19-2012, 02:30 AM

Can a bio have two summonings? and if so, is it allowed to have both Toad and Snake summons?

**Selendrile** · 10-19-2012, 02:32 AM

Yes, a bio can have two summons. For two, you need Kage rank in posts. And I dont see why not? Unless they are canon characters. They cannot have summons they haven't used in the anime/manga.

**Lokí** · 10-19-2012, 02:33 AM

Originally Posted by Better

Can a bio have two summonings? and if so, is it allowed to have both Toad and Snake summons?

I believe so, aslong as your kage rank, and you are. (i don't know about both toads and snakes in the same though)

**Better** · 10-19-2012, 02:56 AM

Originally Posted by Selendrile

Yes, a bio can have two summons. For two, you need Kage rank in posts. And I dont see why not? Unless they are canon characters. They cannot have summons they haven't used in the anime/manga.

Originally Posted by Bacchus

I believe so, aslong as your kage rank, and you are. (i don't know about both toads and snakes in the same though)

good looks guys,

although its almost impossible to get either :shrug:

**Lokí** · 10-19-2012, 04:14 AM

Originally Posted by Better

good looks guys,

although its almost impossible to get either :shrug:

Same here. -_-" have tried to get snakes for my sasuke bio for a while now...

**Better** · 10-19-2012, 05:26 AM

Right I've been trying to get snakes since I started rping, it fits my Gin bio very well

Is there a difference between Oro techs and snake techs ?

**Sasora** · 10-19-2012, 07:56 AM

I think Oro teachs are the ones that only an Oro Bio could use and snake techs are for anyone that have learnt snake Summons.
(Just from what Ive read/heard)

**Selendrile** · 10-19-2012, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by Vexx

I think Oro teachs are the ones that only an Oro Bio could use and snake techs are for anyone that have learnt snake Summons.
(Just from what Ive read/heard)

Correct as to the extent of my knowledge.

**Howard** · 10-19-2012, 11:32 AM

Okay, here I go.

For my Jūgo bio I was told that I had to activate his CM to use any of the jutsu that were due to his Sennin Transformation I.E these

Now that we know that without a doubt it's due to Jūgo's body absorbing Natural Energy and not his CM can I go back to using my bio the way I was? This being as Jūgo does without the use of a CM just his natural body going through the process of absorbing to much Natural Energy thus making him lose control and giving him the ability to morph his body?

**Pain...** · 10-19-2012, 11:52 AM

1. What's free form tai/kenjutsu
2. How to counter nin/tai/gen

**Howard** · 10-19-2012, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by FeeLPaiN

1. What's free form tai/kenjutsu
2. How to counter nin/tai/gen

Freeform tai/ken is basically you describing your movements.

*I perform a quick right jab to the side of your face.*

*I draw my sword with my left hand and in one fast, fluid motion I slash downwards hitting your shoulder and continuing down your abdomen.*

Countering Nin/Tai/Gen and anything is just doing a logical response to the jutsu or move used. There is no one jutsu that can stop all Nin or all tai etch. Countering Gen is the process of somehow figuring out that you have been placed in a genjutsu and expelling the foreign chakra from your body. This can be done with a Kai or pain. Countering Taijutsu is usually a matter of stopping an opponent's blow and following up or avoiding the blow some how leaving the opponent open to attack. Ninjutsu, well honestly there is no cyt and dry way to counter ninjutsu it mainly depends on the situation at hand.

**Sasora** · 10-19-2012, 12:42 PM

If a genjutsu is based on senses, if you break the connection to the sense, ie breaking eye contact for vision, covering mouth for taste etc, can that break the genjutsu?

**Flash07** · 10-19-2012, 01:04 PM

Originally Posted by Vexx

If a genjutsu is based on senses, if you break the connection to the sense, ie breaking eye contact for vision, covering mouth for taste etc, can that break the genjutsu?

I don't think after you've been placed under genjutsu, you can do anything like that........you can avoid eye contact to prevent you from falling in the genjutsu but later even if you break the eye contact you're still in the genjutsu. I dunno about the other senses lol :D

**Alternative** · 10-19-2012, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by Vexx

If a genjutsu is based on senses, if you break the connection to the sense, ie breaking eye contact for vision, covering mouth for taste etc, can that break the genjutsu?

Genjutsu is based on the senses to the extent that it affects them and nothing more, whereas the genjutsu is controlled by altering someone's chakra flow. If you can prevent the entry point, such as the majority of sharingan needing direct eye-contact, you can prevent the genjutsu from happening, but the only way of breaking a genjutsu is through breaking either the physical or spiritual medium of chakra, such as pain itself or using Kai. There are other methods like the Sharingan, which can break the chakra flow someone inflicts on them, or using some alternative being like a Bijuu, but pain is the best way to break out of it.

I do have a question about genjutsu though, shouldn't one's own chakra flow be enough to break out of a genjutsu, like the Nagashi? Say someone uses the Tree Binding technique on me, and I use Raikiri, the chakra flow from the S-Rank should overpower the control someone has in the B-Rank genjutsu right?

**Flash07** · 10-19-2012, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by Alternative

Genjutsu is based on the senses to the extent that it affects them and nothing more, whereas the genjutsu is controlled by altering someone's chakra flow. If you can prevent the entry point, such as the majority of sharingan needing direct eye-contact, you can prevent the genjutsu from happening, but the only way of breaking a genjutsu is through breaking either the physical or spiritual medium of chakra, such as pain itself or using Kai. There are other methods like the Sharingan, which can break the chakra flow someone inflicts on them, or using some alternative being like a Bijuu, but pain is the best way to break out of it.

I do have a question about genjutsu though, shouldn't one's own chakra flow be enough to break out of a genjutsu, like the Nagashi? Say someone uses the Tree Binding technique on me, and I use Raikiri, the chakra flow from the S-Rank should overpower the control someone has in the B-Rank genjutsu right?

To break genjutsu, someone needs to insert their chakra to disturb your chakra flow. Like in sage mode, the nature inserts its energy ( the user should experience a disturbance from external source.....ofc there are exceptions) incase of jinchuriki or samehada they have their partners.
or else,
You need to release a large amout of energy (though i'm not to sure how it works) like when you open the gates.So raikiri in any way does not disturb your chakra flow nor does it release a quick burst of energy.

**Selendrile** · 10-19-2012, 08:35 PM

Originally Posted by Alternative

Genjutsu is based on the senses to the extent that it affects them and nothing more, whereas the genjutsu is controlled by altering someone's chakra flow. If you can prevent the entry point, such as the majority of sharingan needing direct eye-contact, you can prevent the genjutsu from happening, but the only way of breaking a genjutsu is through breaking either the physical or spiritual medium of chakra, such as pain itself or using Kai. There are other methods like the Sharingan, which can break the chakra flow someone inflicts on them, or using some alternative being like a Bijuu, but pain is the best way to break out of it.

I do have a question about genjutsu though, shouldn't one's own chakra flow be enough to break out of a genjutsu, like the Nagashi? Say someone uses the Tree Binding technique on me, and I use Raikiri, the chakra flow from the S-Rank should overpower the control someone has in the B-Rank genjutsu right?

Nagashi would work. Raikiri would not. You need a complete, full body release in order to escape genjutsu. Raikiri is only channeled into the hand, not throughout the body. In regards to canon genjutsu, there are canon techniques that can escape from any genjutsu you would be placed in.

**Sasora** · 10-20-2012, 01:12 AM

If I want to create a bio that requires a test, do I create the bio first then take the test, or the test first then make the Bio?

**Howard** · 10-20-2012, 01:43 AM

Originally Posted by Vexx

If I want to create a bio that requires a test, do I create the bio first then take the test, or the test first then make the Bio?

Get permissions > Make the bio and submit it for testing > Take the test

**Lokí** · 10-20-2012, 02:07 AM

And make sure you fit the rest of the requirments.

**-Jiraiya-** · 10-20-2012, 02:39 AM

Approximately what distance are we talking about when we say short, mid, long range?

**Selendrile** · 10-20-2012, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by -Jiraiya-

Approximately what distance are we talking about when we say short, mid, long range?

It really varies between a few distances. A solid standard I go by is..

0-5 meters: short
5-10 meters: mid
10+ meters: long

**-Jiraiya-** · 10-20-2012, 08:45 AM

Originally Posted by Selendrile

It really varies between a few distances. A solid standard I go by is..

0-5 meters: short
5-10 meters: mid
10+ meters: long

Thanks.. ^_^

Question:
Lets consider this situation.
Me and my opponent are standing on a lake.
I use a lightning jutsu like this
(Raiton: Ikazuchi no Kiba) - Lightning Release: Lightning Fang

What will happen when the lightning hits him or lightning misses him and strikes the lake.?
Will I be electrocuted in both situations by my own jutsu?
Yes, in real life I will be electrocuted. What about in rp wise?

**Selendrile** · 10-20-2012, 08:51 AM

Originally Posted by -Jiraiya-

Thanks.. ^_^

Question:
Lets consider this situation.
Me and my opponent are standing on a lake.
I use a lightning jutsu like this
(Raiton: Ikazuchi no Kiba) - Lightning Release: Lightning Fang

What will happen when the lightning hits him or lightning misses him and strikes the lake.?
Will I be electrocuted in both situations by my own jutsu?
Yes, in real life I will be electrocuted. What about in rp wise?

So, Kakashi in the anime was shown to use Raiikir/Chidordi underwater. This was during the Oro/Guren/3tails arc. He used it underwater and was completely fine. However, that technique originates from the user and is finely controlled through shape manipulation. The Lightning Fang originates from the sky. Im trying to think of why you wouldnt be electrocuted, honestly.

However, im not exactly sure on this issue.

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