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Name: Kage no Me (Eye of Shadows) Type: Genjutsu Description: Kage no Me is a quick, low-chakra-cost genjutsu that can be activated with just brief eye contact. It causes the opponent to see shadows and silhouettes of enemies around them, confusing them about the actual number of opponents and the exact location of the user. This illusion is designed to fool the opponent's senses and cause confusion, distracting them and allowing the user to attack or flee unnoticed. Effects: Image Multiplication: The opponent sees multiple silhouettes of the user around them, making it difficult to identify the real attacker and therefore react accurately. Spatial Disorientation: The victim feels slight dizziness and loses accurate perception of distance and direction, as if the ground is unstable. Sensation of Proximity: To increase panic and psychological pressure, the genjutsu creates the sensation that the real user is always very close, as if he or she could attack at any moment. Advantages: Low Chakra Cost: Kage no Me uses little chakra, allowing the user to cast it quickly and even use it repeatedly if necessary. Confusion and Fear: Although a simple genjutsu, it induces a state of fear and indecision in the victim, making them susceptible to mistakes. Great for Ambushes: This genjutsu is ideal for setting up sneak attacks, creating the opportunity for the user to approach, escape, or attack without being noticed. Weaknesses: Short Durability: Because it is a simple genjutsu, its effect only lasts a few seconds unless the user continues to supply chakra to keep it active. Easy to Dispel: Ninjas with great chakra control or experience with genjutsu can dispel the illusion quickly, especially if they notice the trick. Need for Eye Contact: Requires at least a second of direct eye contact, making it less effective against opponents who avoid looking directly at the user.

Name: Tensai-ken (Fist of the Genius) Type: Taijutsu Description: Tensai-ken is a style of taijutsu that combines superhuman reflexes with extremely precise chakra control, allowing the user to adapt in real time to the opponent's movements. This style uses minimal energy to achieve maximum efficiency, transforming even the smallest movement into a devastating impact strike. By focusing on efficiency and precision of movements, Tensai-ken does not rely on physical strength or endurance, but rather on technique and strategy. Main Techniques: 1. Pulse Strike: A strike that concentrates a small amount of chakra in the fingertips or fist to destabilize the opponent's chakra flow, making it difficult to use ninjutsu and genjutsu for a few seconds. 2. Impact Waves: By manipulating their own chakra in their feet and hands, the user creates a sequence of attacks that, when successful, trigger an internal shockwave, causing internal damage without leaving any marks on the target's body surface. 3. Intuitive Reflex: The user enters a state of hyper-focus in which their reflexes are greatly increased, allowing them to detect and react to attacks before they are completed. This is achieved by using a small amount of chakra in pressure points, accelerating the body's synapses and increasing physical response. Advantages: Extremely Low Chakra Consumption: Tensai-ken requires refined control, but uses very little chakra compared to other fighting techniques, making it sustainable even for prolonged fights. Adaptable and Flexible: This style allows the user to react and adjust movements quickly, adapting to the opponent's style and exploiting their weaknesses without wasting time or energy. Internal Damage: Many of the Tensai-ken's attacks cause internal damage, making it difficult to defend against and often bypassing normal physical blocks. Low Reliance on Physical Strength: This style relies on technique and chakra control rather than brute strength, allowing users of all physical builds to use it effectively. Minor Disadvantages: Requires Great Technical Skill: Only users with advanced chakra control and refined training can use it effectively, as small mistakes can compromise the attack. Low Range: As a taijutsu style, Tensai-ken relies on close-range combat, making it less effective against opponents who prefer long-range attacks.

Here's an idea for an S-Rank Wind-Style Jutsu: Name: Kami no Kaze (Divine Wind) Type: Ninjutsu (Wind-Style) Description: Kami no Kaze is an ultimate wind technique that allows the user to summon a storm of surgically precise cutting winds. By concentrating a massive amount of wind-style chakra, the user creates invisible blades of air that move with extreme speed and near-absolute resolution, capable of cutting through anything in their path, including defensive jutsus and more common barriers. Effects: Invisible Blades: The jutsu generates cutting winds that are invisible to the naked eye, making it difficult for the opponent to predict or react to the attack. Deep and Sharp Cut: The wind blades are incredibly sharp and strong, capable of cutting through metal, stone, and even dense chakra, penetrating most defenses. Controlled Storm: The user controls the direction and intensity of the winds, allowing simultaneous attacks from multiple directions and with complex trajectories, confusing the opponent. Massive Area of ​​Effect: By increasing the amount of chakra, the user can expand the jutsu, generating a devastating windstorm, capable of sweeping away multiple opponents at the same time. Weaknesses: High Chakra Consumption: As it is an S-Rank jutsu, it requires an immense amount of chakra, which can be exhausting if interrupted for too long. Difficulty of control: With the expansion of the area of ​​effect, the jutsu becomes difficult to control and can end up hitting nearby allies or destroying the environment around the user. Vulnerable to Powerful Fire Styles: Advanced fire techniques can extract the surrounding air, limiting the effectiveness of the wind or even reversing the attack with unexpected explosions

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