Mikazuki No Mai (Dance of the Three Days' Moon)

[Guyviroth]

Mikazuki No Mai (Dance of the Three Days' Moon)
Rank: A
Type: Offensive / Nintaijutsu
Range: See Special!
Handseals: None
Stamina/Chakra: High
Special: At default, three shadow clones are created. Each time retrained, another clone can be created. Must know Shadow Clone Jutsu for at least three clones. For each time retrained, Medium chakra cost is added for each other clone above three.
Description: The user creates three shadow clones, and each one of them assaults the enemy from a blind spot. The attack occurs on three fronts simultaneously, so it's almost impossible to catch them flat-footed. Furthermore, the mighty attacks are so severe that receiving a blow even from one among the three will inevitably result in a significant wound
Domain: Ninjutsu, Kenjutsu, Shadow Clone Jutsu

[Not Masakuni]

Needs to know Kage Bunshin as many times as there are clones created. The chakra consumption will be pretty much equal to that of the clones formed, too.

[Guyviroth]

Amended as specified.

[Not Masakuni]

One more thing;

The blows can't be inevitably fatal. I know that's just a bit of prose, but to err on the side of caution we should remove it from the description. Undoubtedly, the technique will do a great deal of damage, being A rank, but nothing is inevitably fatal.

...Well, aside from stuff like Kisho Tensei, but we won't go there.

[Guyviroth]

Hah, well I just C&P'd the description from the wikia, which in turn was from the data book.

Been worded to "significant" instead.

[☆ F ☆]

We don't take canon technique submissions as customs, but those submissions are taken into consideration for site-addition.

Thanks for the submission, this will most likely be added to the KB tree. No one touch or move this please.

[vegapunk]

Everything is alright with the technique. However, seeing as it is an A-rank there should be a better description of how these clone get to the targets blind spots etc. The technical aspect of how the attack is actually performed is pretty vague, especially for the damage it can incur. Just a bit more buffering in that regard would be nice, then its got my approval. ^^