[Narora Uchiha] Jutsu List

Kawarimi no Jutsu (E-Rank)
With this technique, users replace their own body with some other object, generally with a block of wood, the moment an attack lands. This creates an optical illusion, making the enemy think the attack was successful. From this, the user can use the lapse in the enemy's attention to attack or flee from the battlefield. Explosive tags can be attached to the replacement for an added surprise. It's a basic ninjutsu even taught at the Academy, but it's a useful art that can be applied in variety of situations.



Ninpo: Chikaku Kyouka no Jutsu (D-Rank)
A thin layer of Chakra covers the Iris of a user's eyes, and can be focuses as if they were Binoculars. It can change perception abilities and the distance of sight. Coupled with the Sharingan, it becomes almost impossible to miss a detail. (Use Lasts for 1 post without renewing the Jutsu)



Kage Bushin no Jutsu (B-rank)
The user of this Jutsu creates any number of clones, however, the user's Chakra is split evenly amung every clone made. So if one with 200 Chakra used this jutsu, both the user and 1 clone would have 100 Chakra. If 3 clones were made, the user and the 2 clones would have 67 Chakra. And so on so forth.

All the clones are able to use any Jutsu the user knows, and should they be used for training purposes, anything the clone sends back to the user via 'Memory Share' from the clone when it vanishes.

As such, any unused Chakra left in the clone, returns to the user when it vanishes, either forcefully or willingly.


Katon: Housenka no Jutsu (C-Rank)
This technique creates a volley of small fireballs, which are sent flying in an unpredictable manner assaulting the enemy. In addition, the flames are controlled one by one with Chakra, so avoiding them all is extremely difficult. Shuriken can also be concealed within the flames, creating an unexpected secondary surprise attack. Like the flames, the Shuriken can be controlled with Chakra. For the most part, however, this technique is used as a distraction.

Magen: Kyō Tenchi-ten (B-Rank)
The user decrypts a genjutsu that has been applied onto them and casts back a technique with identical effects onto the opponent. It's a form of illusion reversal, but in order to instantly read through a technique and cast it in return, the Sharingan's power is necessary. As genjutsu is initially used to confuse the enemy, this technique, which sends it right back to its caster, deals a high amount of mental damage, more than anything else.



Magen: Kasegui no Jutsu (B-Rank)
The opponent is caught in the illusionary world created by the user, and the victim is tormented with the sensation of having spikes driven through their limbs, taking away their body's freedom. At the same time, the physical pain accompanying the illusion reveals that the greatest use this technique has is torture.



Genjutsu: Sharingan (C-B Rank)
This technique is simply the generic use of genjutsu as employed by Sharingan wielders. By establishing direct eye contact with the intended opponents, the user can lock them within a genjutsu of their choosing in order to achieve various effects. These effects range from inducing instantaneous, but temporary, paralysis or unconsciousness in an opponent to forcefully extracting any valuable information that they possess or controlling their actions.

Hachimon:
Kaimon: (A-Rank)
Located in the brain, this gate removes the restraints of the brain on the muscles so 100% of their strength can be used whereas normally, a person can only use 20% of their muscles' strength to keep them from disintegrating. Unlocking this gate allows the user to use the Front Lotus.

Lotus:
Omote Renge: (B-Rank)
Front Lotus requires the opening of the first of the Eight Chakra Gates, giving the user five times their normal strength. The user kicks the opponent into the air and then uses Shadow of the Dancing Leaf. Once behind the opponent, the user restrains them and pile-drives them into the ground head first while rotating at a ferocious speed. Because it uses one of the chakra gates, the user is left extremely fatigued, making this technique a "double-edged sword".