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[✗ ╌ RAY]

スピード haisupi-do
Rank: D
Type: Taijutsu
Range: Two meters
Special: Haisupi-Do is a uncomplicated technique that permits the user to move at shunshin speed in any direction. However the distance of Haisupi-Do is exactly two meters. Haisupi-Do was composed by Taijutsu Masters to allow an unexpected dodge against other various miniature area of effect techniques. Haisupi-Do may be used once when learned with an additional usage gained each time retrained.
Description: Unlike Shunshin no Jutsu which requires chakra, Haisupi-Do does not. The user focuses on numerous sections within’ the leg muscles to provide a compact and flashing burst of speed. By mastering the overall footwork, accelerated push and body movement after the opening push the user advances from one point to another as fast as the Shunshin technique. However the drawback is straightforward, the traveling extent is only two meters. For the distinctive reason that chakra isn’t involved. Taijutsu Masters created this technique for one point. Provide a sudden and crisp dodge while being able to quickly counter attack.
Domain: Universal Taijutsu

Notice: Contrary to popular belief, this technique is by no means instantaneous. While a high-speed movement, if used in broad daylight, you're still quite visible and easily defended against. Simply put, it isn't incomprehensibly fast. Beyond normal, most definitely, but not nearly as fast as it's been portrayed thus far. In order to achieve maximum effect, you'll need to combine it with a distraction of some sort.
[shadow=black,left,100]Was getting tired near eda-kousei's creation so hopefully it's understandable.[/shadow]

[.DEVIOUS]

I'm okay with Haisupi-do, but I'm not a fan of Eda-Kousei. As a whole, we want to avoid people using Shunshin offensively because it's one of those things that is incredibly difficult to defend against. Creating the fast arm flash towards the opponent would be impossible to defend against, as by the time that you noticed it happening, it would have already struck. Combined with a weapon and it's essentially an auto-hit unless someone has a Sharingan.

[Mamushi]

That, and it would nullify the Swift mastery altogether.

[✗ ╌ RAY]

May 15, 2011 3:52:17 GMT -8 .DEVIOUS said:

Combined with a weapon and it's essentially an auto-hit unless someone has a Sharingan.

I don't suspect your opinion of the technique will change if I pointed out the technique couldn't be used in conjunction with a weapon? Or maybe state instead, the strike is increased in speed but not a Shunshin level of speed?

As for it nullifying the swift mastery. I believe training weights already achieve that.

[.DEVIOUS]

You could probably convince me to allow the strike so long as it was implicitly stated to be nowhere near the Shunshin speed. That's really my only concern with it.

[✗ ╌ RAY]

Edited, to your liking I hope.

[Big Black Fish]

eda kousei is going to enable god modding...
so many people are going to abuse this tech

w/e

[✗ ╌ RAY]

May 30, 2011 12:31:14 GMT -8 Big Black Fish said:

eda kousei is going to enable god modding...

Eda Kousei doesn't equal the sharingan.

[永遠に]

lash. i dont like this technique only because it gives tai secondaries taijutsu master speed. i get that everyone shunshins at the same speed... but what of a nin primaries handseal completion versus a tai primaries strength / speed? ...

edo would essentially make tai primaries useless.

[✗ ╌ RAY]

This technique doesn't improve the users strength and it only improves their speed or one moment. That and they must be Taijutsu Secondary to learn it (because it's C ranked.) A Tai primary will still have the benefit in speed 99.9% of the time and their strike speed is already exceptionally well. Learning this just makes their strike speed even faster. Note that if a Tai Primary used this technique and a Tai Secondary used this technique at the same time. The Tai Primary would reach the target before the Tai Secondary. It says it improves the users normal strike by three times, and a Tai Primaries strike is already faster to begin with.

[永遠に]

but what of the people who are tai primaries and dont have this technique and are placed against a tai secondary who does. what then.

The reasoning behind this technique is to improve the chances of a successful strike by increasing the strike speed, or confusing the opponent by giving a simple yet tactful dodge.

[✗ ╌ RAY]

Removing the end all technique that guarantee's a successful strike half the time, all the time. /trollolol

So, any issue with the first technique? Note, this isn't a 100% going to happen strike like people think the second was.

[Kii!]

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[Axcel]

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