Post by Chie Asano on Jul 26, 2014 14:03:07 GMT -7
Name: Saihatsu (再発) [Relapse]
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Element: N/A
Description:
Considered the most famous of the Shin no Senkensha techniques, this technique utilizes chakra to impart anthropomorphic characteristics onto objects, in the sense of memories. They can touch an object and experience the memories of that object from the moment it was created and recognized as said object to the present moment. As a result, it is impossible to trace the memories of components of objects unless the component is analysed individually, such as a small cog in a pocketwatch. One may be able to see the history of the pocketwatch from it's assembly to the current moment, but not be able to see the life of the cog inside the pocketwatch unless the cog was removed and examined on it's own.
The user experiences these memories as if they are bystanders who are unable to be seen or affect the outcome of the memory. As a result, the user is able to see things that the object itself would, if it were optically capable, be unable to see. When experiencing these memories however, the user is vulnerable to attack, as they must close their eyes. Therefore, the technique is essentially useless in combat, as the memory must play out in the user's head in full.
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Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C
Type: Supplementary
Element: N/A
Description:
Considered the most famous of the Shin no Senkensha techniques, this technique utilizes chakra to impart anthropomorphic characteristics onto objects, in the sense of memories. They can touch an object and experience the memories of that object from the moment it was created and recognized as said object to the present moment. As a result, it is impossible to trace the memories of components of objects unless the component is analysed individually, such as a small cog in a pocketwatch. One may be able to see the history of the pocketwatch from it's assembly to the current moment, but not be able to see the life of the cog inside the pocketwatch unless the cog was removed and examined on it's own.
The user experiences these memories as if they are bystanders who are unable to be seen or affect the outcome of the memory. As a result, the user is able to see things that the object itself would, if it were optically capable, be unable to see. When experiencing these memories however, the user is vulnerable to attack, as they must close their eyes. Therefore, the technique is essentially useless in combat, as the memory must play out in the user's head in full.
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