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Village Square / Re: Alternate accounts and bijuu fights

« on: October 18, 2016, 02:34:54 AM »

Sorry about this. Like I said before, I am not trying to put anyone on blast; I just want an explanation for these actions and want to know why no one spoke up before...

Possibly because nobody else knew is why no one spoke up before. I mean, you had to go through IP's in order to make a suspicion a little bit more than that. I personally think talking to the people in PM's to try to clear things first would have been the best option, and then if you didn't believe them or whatever, we get to this point.

Other than recognizing zoning and RPing styles (which can be quite hard) there is not much of a way of identifying alternate accounts by more than hunch or suspicion without special privelages, unless someone knows that the alt is an alt and comes forward (which may have been the audience you meant when you wondered why this hadn't come up before).

And technically, we agreed that players can only challenge for one beast, we never said that the challenger couldn't be the alt. Now how you found out about the not so conventional underhanded stuff is up to the imagination I guess, but I do have to ask, does this revelation affect any of the current biju awards/matches? I ask that question as a Biju Council Member.

It affects the Sanbi, and maybe one other, pending if Nanashi's alt won a biju. If the claims turn out to be true, the council could decide to strip the Sanbi and maybe another beast. Not because using an alt won them said beast, but because they broke the rules. Up to you guys if the charges are accurate.

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Rules/Foundation / Re: MASTERY [Discussion]

« on: October 17, 2016, 04:53:56 AM »

Two weeks per tails is an absolute joke. If only cause nobody should master the Ichibi in two weeks.

How, if you don't mind me asking? Besides the chakra of the beast, Shukaku don't really give you shit >> he don't have a proper V1 cloak and doesn't even possess a V2 cloak. And he doesn't even give you sand now, last I checked.

Pretty sure he still gives sand, he just wasn't the source of the sand being an automatic defense. He also gives some sealing jutsu and magnet release. And I'm pretty sure every biju can use a cloak. I just don't think Gaara ever had a chance to use it.

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Rules/Foundation / Re: MASTERY [Discussion]

« on: October 17, 2016, 03:14:48 AM »

Two weeks per tails is an absolute joke. If only cause nobody should master the Ichibi in two weeks.

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Rules/Foundation / Re: In-Character Hunt Omission Permanent? [discussion]

« on: October 13, 2016, 12:22:21 AM »

I'm in favor of not using IC hunts at all. At least, until I see something that would make it possible to do said hunt, as almost everyone has failed. OOC biju fights aren't perfect, but their success rate is higher than 0

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: October 09, 2016, 12:05:15 AM »

With his many sensory options, followed the movements of Guru and his statue to perfection. The Yondaime would notice the sudden substitution, and then the ascent into the air, following every detail and no his poison wouldn't effect himself. He would then notice the large amount of chakra flowing through the sky, only to be suddenly greeted with the all too common occurrence of rain. Seeing as the Yondaime was in a Senjutsu enhanced Susanoo, a deity in which he could indefinitely pump chakra into to extend it further than normal, he was not too worried. But that was when it was a drizzle, once it became a downpour that was another story.

The Yondaime would utilize his Susanoo's shield as an extra buff to buy him more time as he watched his ethereal warrior got blasted with the acidic rain, a nice twist the Yondaime thought to himself. While the Yondaime was fairly certain he could keep his defense up and not be assaulted, why risk it? Thus in a purple flash, his Susanoo and him disappeared. As stated earlier, the Yondaime had flung a hiraishin marked kunai far away from the battlefield. One could argue this was still in proximity to the rain, except he noted it being away from the field of action. Plus a wind coated kunai, launched by senjutsu enhanced strength, from a high position, would travel quite the distance before it eventually fell to the floor. Thus the Yondaime and his Susanoo which was connected to him via chakra would teleport outside the poison fog and acidic rain.

While the rain might eventually clear his field of poison, it would not do so instantly. Meaning if his foe only relied on the sharingan, this set of actions would remain hidden to him. Guru would be unaware that the Yondaime would have left the zone and the Yondaime was probably too far away to even see, it wasn't the byakugan after all. This wouldn't last long however, as the Yondaime would make his appearance very known soon.

Quickly weaving through five kata, the zone itself would be filled with the essence of the Yondaime's chakra. A fact Guru would likely be able to see, though not pinpoint its exact location. A strong hurricane like wind would blow into the area, causing a massive gust of wind to sweep over the area. The Yondaime at first would the wind start from gently behind him, if only to blow off the excess acid on his Susanoo. After that, however, it would affect everything in front of him, and rage like a storm. No it wouldn't topple trees and cause such havoc, although it could possibly blow Guru off his statue if the creature was careless.

The main point in said wind was to clear the battlefield and start fresh. The Yondaime's dokuton would be blown away, but so too would his enemies clouds. Since it was invisible non-solid wind, the santon would have nothing to dissolve, unless it suddenly dissolved air molecules and currents moving about. Even if the acidic rain could stop the wind, the Yondaime with his infinite chakra could keep it going longer, than Guru could fight back for. Combined with his unlimited tank of chakra, and his acid not destroying things instantly, and some of the wind affected the acid couldn't reach (Above and to the side of the cloud) Guru's clouds like any bad storm would eventually blow away. No, they wouldn't be dispersed, but they wouldn't be in the area even remotely. The Yondaime would not let up and continue this massive gust of wind indefinitely, clearing the battlefield and potentially blowing Guru about. If not for being an Edo Tensei, and being a Sage, such a high scale massive gust would not have been possible.

The only downside was that the Yondaime would clear the field, making himself much easier to spot. Thus the Yondaime would simultaneously send chakra out to repair his damaged bit of Susanoo, in anticipation of a counter.

1. Hiraishin
2. Wind Release: Great Breakthrough (Large Scale Variant)

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Village Square / Re: Rinnegan, Sharingan, Hiraishin

« on: October 06, 2016, 04:49:05 AM »

Had this same issue with Ichirou awhile back. Overall it was in my favor.

FTG allows you to teleport only in one dimension. Remember that when Obito or Kakashi go into their dimension that their chakra completely disappears. That's one reason I believe FTG can't work in Kamui. The chakra is cut off thus can't teleport to a chakra source that isn't 'there'.

If you were on one side of your kamui dimension and then had another seal in the dimension 500 miles away, sure. But having it work on 2 (or at this point) all dimensional plains isn't something I see as true.

It allows the user to teleport to any pre-destined location via mark on the same dimensional plain.


Also for everything ever to go into or out of the Kamui dimension they've had to use the actual jutsu.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Obito have a FTG seal on him? Yet during the whole thing with black zetsu and all that never once did Naruto or Minato FTG him.

They used it once when they were fighting him, but I'm fairly certain at some point Obito removes it.

Also, it almost every case, hiraishin needs a seal to use, it's one fair and I don't recall it ever being done without hiraishin. Many people on SL have tried to pull a hiraishin without seal and almost always lose in a judge decisions. Cause they just do rain tiger at will, and say they can hiraishin everything since there chakra is everywhere.

Hiraishin without seal = big no

Going to a different dimension is up to debate

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Village Square / Re: Sage Mode

« on: October 05, 2016, 04:51:48 AM »

Just be a Jugo clan member! Constantly collecting that energy!!!

I think going into sage mode too quickly is an issue, but a bigger issue is some people don't leave it. I mean I picked my kg to be a cheapo and circumvent those obstacles, but everyone is kinda like a jugo clan member now >>

idk, I don't think it needs a community ruling. If you object, get a judge for your fight.

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: October 05, 2016, 02:33:25 AM »

Was actually somewhat surprised that a statue could utilize the shunshin technique, an abnormality for sure. It mattered very little however, as his opponent wasn't the only one with the sharingan. The movement of the massive statue would easily be followed, and the Yondaime and his susanoo would shift to face the left, the landing spot of his foe.

Facing the giant statue, the mokuton's next attack wouldn't come as a surprise, as the Yondaime was staring right at it as it projected all five elements at the same time. With very little time to react the Yondaime got a little repetitive. Coating his Susanoo's sword again in dark chakra, he quickly swung it once more, albeit differently. This time, the swing would be a horizontal slash in an effort to deal with the oncoming elements which weren't shot vertically. The Dark release slash would absorb said elements and continue on to bisect the statue. Although this meant that Guru himself faced no damage. However, the long horizontal slash meant a simple shunshin to the right or left wasn't going to cut it. If It weren't for his Edo state, the Yondaime would have never been able to do two consecutive slashes. But he was an Edo, so he could afford it.

Meanwhile, as the Yondaime slashed inside the susanoo with one arm, his other hand reached into his clay pouch and quickly snagged a piece of clay to form. The formation of what he desired would take but few seconds, seconds Guru would be distracted with trying to overcome his slash or abandoning his possibly destroyed statue. Either way, the Yondaime would pull out a small clay structure in the form of a statue. The Otokage would immediately drop said statue and by his will, it would fall through his susanoo to the ground. During it's small drop it would suddenly also by the will of the Yondaime gain in size, before promptly exploding.

The Yondaime didn't possess Bakuton, but the Iwagakure Kinjutsu allowed any element to be infused in the clay. As one might guess it was Dokuton. As a massive cloud of purple engulfed the area, roughly the size of a major village and form almost instantly. Thus as if Guru didn't have enough to worry about, he'd have to somehow avoid the massive amount of poision and do it quickly else his chakra be robbed of him. If he somehow survived, the whole area would still be coated in a large gas of purple, saying the Yondaime's signature. This meant the Yondaime in this large bloom of gas would remain hidden to the sharingan of Guru.

In the rare event that somehow his slash didn't work, the Yondaime would utilize his susano's shield to buy him the extra second he needed for the C3. While Guru's attack was impressive, a senjutsu enhanced susanoo shield for a few seconds was more than enough of a defense

1. Dark Release Slash
2. C3 Dokuton Variant

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: October 01, 2016, 11:23:42 PM »

Would be very infuriated if he had not sealed away his emotions a long time ago. Oh how the Yondaime loathed the usage of Kamui to grant temporarily immunity. It was perhaps his least favorite thing in the world ever. Being a user of Kamui and having it seen it done to him about a million times, the Yondaime was quite aware of what occurred. Guru may be able to hid his chakra completely in someway, and even sound, but not his negative emotions.

Since Guru disappeared, the Yondaime could have opted to not use his wind attack, although he still went through with it to some degree if only to eliminate the mist as his last actions noted. The Otokage simply played the waiting game, till his foe decide to show himself again. It wasn't much longer that the creature did show up, start to drain his lake, and spawn a large Mokuton entity.

Quickly reacting, the Yondaime snatched one of his hiraishin marked kunai, coated it in wind chakra and pivoting his hips, launched said kunai a long distance away from the battlefield. An escape precaution should things go bad. Although that wouldn't be all, the Yondaime without any hesitation started his next assault. Instantly a large ethereal black figure emerged around the Yondaime, somewhat equaling the giant Buddha his foe used.

This was obviously the Susanoo being formed (Not final complete body form). Seeing as the susanoo can spawn relatively quickly, there would be nothing to stop the formation. It would be hard to see with the normal eye, but his ethereal warrior was also adorned in black seals, like a curse seal. This was due to the manifestation of senjutsu, further increasing the abilities of his defense and offense. Spawning a sword and shield along with the body, the Otokage prepared his assault.

Covering the sword with Dark Release Chakra, the Yondaime took said sword and simply swung it in his opponents direction. This would cause a large slash, capable of destroying large amounts of the earth and anything else in it's way, including Guru and his Buddha. The slash could normally obliterate a normal susanoo such as the one the Yondaime was using, but that's when utilized by himself in a base form. This slash was enhanced by a senjutsu wielding Susanoo. Point of the story is Guru should really try not to get hit with it. Being it was also coated in dark release chakra, it could absorb the chakra of anything in it's path.

Seeing as his susanoo formation and attack happened in a brief few seconds, Guru would find it very difficult to dodge, at least to dodge with his Mokuton creation. If the creature was quick enough, he could potentially counter. Although the Dark Release nature of the slash would absorb the chakra of it, unless he countered with a chakra draining attack, to negate his slash. At that point, once the chakra absorption nerfed each other out, his counter would have to strong enough to at least stalemate with his highly destructive technique. Normally the attack was so devastating it would leave the Yondaime with a huge chakra and stamina tax, but as an Edo, this technique was much easier to use.

It was quite a powerful technique, and oddly could have never been done has Trev never had and mastered the beast they were fighting for, Hiru or as most knew him, the Reibi. Guru would have to either somehow escape, or deduce his susanoo was senjutsu enhanced, the destructive capabilities of his attack, and know enough about dark release to know it's chakra absorbing qualities. If any of this information was unknown to him, his counter could very well be in vein. Could the creature run in time? Did he have enough firepower and knowledge to counter? Or would he figure something else out?

1.Wind infused hiraishin flick
2.Susanoo
3.Dark Release: Slash
http://narutoprofile.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Release:_Slash

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: September 30, 2016, 10:40:14 PM »

Is going under the assumption that the Yondaime himself is not yet enveloped in the mist. Thus would be staring at his poisonous lake being enveloped by said mist and gurugru gone from sight. If this was not the case, the Yondaime would have retreated backwards away from said mist, until the prior description was accurate.

While the hiding in mist technique would effectively nullify the chakra sensing capabilities of the sharingan, it didn't put a dent in the rest. He still had his sage sensing, which couldn't be fooled by the mist. He had also his negative emotion sensing and while Guru was a comical character, he would still show up on his fancy evil people radar. And lastly, old reliable, the Yondaime with his enhanced hearing could still hear Guru. If he wanted to remain hidden, he should really at the very least stop talking.

Slamming one of his palms onto the water's surface, the Yondaime would soon and suddenly be elevated onto a giant wave. Nor ordinary wave, it would consist of 1000 sharks made from the Dokuton lake (chakra sharks, not real) and these sharks were larger than normal as a result of Senjutsu. The wave would eventually tower the landscape, and at it's apex,  the Yondiame would hope off, and use his jet boosters to fly up further. He would fly until he was a few feet above the mist, which distance would be determined by his opponent. As he hopped off, the giant wave of sharks would crash upon his opponent.

Due to the scale of the technique, the Yondaime would hit a large radius of the lake at once, including Guru's earthen landscape. Although if Guru managed to find a way to fully conceal himself, it mattered very little considering the wide range of the attack. A simple dodge or hopeful miss wasn't in the playing cards. The wave would crash upon the area, the volume of water thrashing his opponent, the sharks tearing into him, and the dokuton poisoning him.

Somehow expecting his foe to survive as people always tended to do, the Otokage would lay a smaller barrage upon the area once the wave cleared. Quickly forming four kata, the Yondaime would start to shoot large, senjutsu waves of wind down upon his opponent via his mouth. By moving his head in different directions to get different angles. As stated prior, the mist wouldn't stop his other sensing, so he could accurately target Guru. If struck, the creature would ultimately be bisected at the angle of the wind blade. At the very least, the constant barrage of wind would serve to disperse large amount of the mist.

1. Water Release: A Thousand Feeding Sharks (Dokuton Variant)
2. Jet Boosters
3. Wind Release: Vacuum Serial Waves

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: September 29, 2016, 10:09:11 PM »

Ignored the voices emitting from the creature, his high level of hearing picking up on even a whisper that the entity spoke. As soon as Guru was within proximity, the Yondaime would begin his assault. His brown hazel eyes flickered immediately to the EMS stage to ensure he wouldn't be speed blitzed in the future as shinobi were known to do. While that occurred, a red light covered the Yondaime's body and in seconds he was in his Sage Transformation stage. With the combined efforts of his hearing, sharingan, sage sensing, and negative emotion sensing, it would be hard for the odd entity to surprise him.

Wasting no time, the Otokage formed one simple kata, the ram kata to be exact. From his gullet to his mouth, a large volume of purple water would spew from the Yondaime's mouth. The Yondaime would ride his own wave, as the purple water spread and crashed around the area. Being a small distance away and due to the quickness of the technique, Guru might be swept up by the rushing water and batted around. The water would cause high impact damage, thrash him around, and carry him far away from the Yondaime.

Being the the technique was imbeded with Dokuton, if any amount of this water even remotely touched him, the creature would find himself in trouble. Guru's chakra network would become infected and it would hastily be rotted away and drained until nothing remained. This combined with the crashing waves made the situation grave.

Regardless, the technique would eventually come to an end, and the Yondaime would be found standing upon the body of dokuton water he created. The once empty plains would now hold a purple lake, held together by the Yondaime's chakra so it didn't spill out further. The body of water was a typical sized lake (Think Kisame's tech, but formed into a lake, not dome) and had a depth of 75 feet in all locations.

The Yondiame would stand on his creation, pondering if the creature was crushed or infected, using all of his senses to keep aware if the being should have survived. Him being an Edo Tensei and using senjutsu to help create the technique, ensured the Yondaime needed no recovery time from the chakra taxing move.

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Trev vs Guruguru

« on: September 29, 2016, 12:34:41 AM »

The Yondaime slowly walked into the empty plains, his pace sluggish like a snail. The day was bright and sunny, with a faint breeze in the air. The Yondaime would eventually appear in the empty field adorned in his normal attire. If his opponent was there awaiting him, the Yondaime made sure to not step anywhere near him. Eventually the former Otokage would stand and await the start of the fight.

If his opponent had an eye for detail, they may notice the abundance of marked kunai hanging from his waist (10, marked with hiraishin) and a melody gauntlet attached to his right arm. Also adorned on the Otokage was an air pressure tube inside his right hand, and the Iwagakure kinjutsu mouths on his left hand and chest, with a clay pouch attached to his lower back. Although these were hidden and not readily seen. If his foe had knowledge of such things, he would be able to make out the cracks on the Yondaime signifying he was an Edo Tensei. If his opponent had sage training, the creature could see the constant flow of natural energy around the Yondaime, a result of his clan heritage.

The Yondaime would stand still and silent, awaiting for his foe to show up, or steadily watch him if he was already there.

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Bijuu Arena / Trev vs Guruguru

« on: September 29, 2016, 12:26:56 AM »

Location: Zone 6, Plains.



Match is OOC.

Judge: Becquerel

My opponent has opted to let me go first.

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Bijuu Arena / Re: Official Fight Tracker of the [SL Open: Bijuu Redistribution Extravaganza!]

« on: September 28, 2016, 10:10:35 PM »

Oh, shizzle. I'm fighting my son.

Question regarding where I am on RP. I've sold my account long, long ago. However, in my time as the max-reborn account I RP'd the most where I was Raikage, Kyuubi host, etc.

Now that I have a simple 8-DK account (same name) is the entirety of my past nullified and I'm playing as a Jounin? If so, am I allowed to change it up to another account of mine to use instead? If I win on that one I won't switch it over to Raifudo. It'll remain.

More up to Nathan than anyone. But SL hasn't gone by in game resets in awhile. I mean my account is an acad (granted I'm an edo). But I suspect most people will let you rp with your former power.

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Village Square / Re: People are getting stupid (Wikia talk)

« on: September 27, 2016, 11:52:26 PM »

I know we can't stop it. But when it comes to mainstream rp can we limit it?

If people use them in a group rp or something of that nature I don't mind one bit.

Like every other technique, small and large you just don't accept it. Like you said if it's a private rp, nothing to talk about. If it's an IC players match, or village attack, go to a judge. That's it.