Aburame Technique

[Kosaku Osaka]

Sen bagu hashira tekunikku (Thousand Bug Pillar Technique)
Rank: A
Type: Ninjutsu/Offensive/Hiden Technique
Range: --
Handseals: 3
Chakra: High
Special: This technique utilizes 1’000 bugs. The range these bugs can travel is dependent on the user’s highest known Kikaichu no Jutsu.
Description: Sen bagu hashira tekunikku is a technique that can be closely tied in with Mushi Dama as it follows the same basic ideals. The user first forms three simple seals, and spreads their hands out across their body to release the swarm. The Konchuu then move around to circle the target and quickly move inwards to trap them into a smaller, and smaller circle of beetles. Once the target has been trapped, they then begin to rotate around the victim in a twister like movement, moving from the swarm in groups to quickly strike at the target.
Domain: Mushi Ryuuken, Mushi Dama

[Comatose]

Remove "A-Ranked" from the domain as that is obvious and add in "Mushi Dama (Insect Sphere)" to it.

[Kosaku Osaka]

Fixed

[Hotaru]

Exactly what makes this unique enough to warrant it being a separate jutsu from Insect sphere? I ask because it doesnt make sense to accept another "swarm opponent with bugs from all directions" technique when sphere already fills that need.

[Kosaku Osaka]

The technique doesn't close in on them, its opened to pretty much surround them and let someone attack from any direction at any moment. The swarm pretty much blocking escape, and vision outside the tornado. Then the attacks from the Konchuu to keep them busy.

[Comatose]

I thought about it a long time before my first reply — about whether or not it was necessary. I thought it was better suited as a lower ranked, addition to the original technique (requiring knowledge of Mushi Dama), as I can see the niche for which the technique would fill. Though, if the point is to surround, trap, and disable the enemy for an extended period of time it should perhaps have a small upkeep so it can't be kept up ad infinitum.

[Hotaru]

This will be archived in 24 hours if not worked on.

[Naitome]

Archiving.