That is something we can agree on!
Well, more specifically, I find it to be relatively common to use "evil" as a way to dehumanize people, so I avoid ever using it in that way. It doesn't help me model people, so there's no reason for it to have a place in my head.
I think that the capacity for evil is unique to humanity, and ought to be distinguished from mental illness--not the same thing at all. In any event, this is getting off topic.
Definitely a hole that needs filling. Maybe we can get her to train us in it next time we're in Leaf?
Binging.
Actually we do know the mechanics (to some extent). Genjutsu, as a rule (that can be broken -- see Truth Lost in the Fog), functions against a single target, altering their senses in some regard. It is a single skill that you may learn various techniques in (for a small XP cost on a per-technique basis) and opposed by Awareness.
You know that if this were possible then everyone would do it, right? Would you prefer that the QMs say "that doesn't work", or that the next time you get in a fight we say "they went first and you're dead"?
Explanation: Chakra exclusion zone exists. Based on the individual's chakra pool, to a limit, a certain area around their body is not able to serve as the 'source' for a non-native (that is, one that they did not use) technique. e: The fact that the Chakra Exclusion Zone does not apply to one's own techniques is both subject to debate as to why among scholars, and also part of why learning new techniques (and Technique Hacking in general) is so dangerous.
There's clearly already something like this, because kawarimi permissions are a thing.
Sounds like a research project for Hazou.
How should I know that it's not possible if we've neither tried it nor had (until now) QM guidance on the matter. Skywalkers were possible--why not sticks of granite erupting from people's shirts?
Because Air Domes are a Jiraiya-specific seal and there are lots of "instantiate element" techniques
Fine, there are technical differences. My point is not "they're the same, QM is wrong." My point is "we should be thinking about these things, even if not every idea pans out."
That's fair; sorry if I came off like I was saying we shouldn't. I was just giving a reason that we could have used to determine that there was a reason it wouldn't work.
I didn't know about CEZs. I guess it's a canon thing?
So let's research how much protection CEZs actually offer against weaponized MEW.
Nope, it's not -- it's just an (as-yet-non-canon) explanation I came up with that makes sense to me, sorry!
That would be a not-MEW technique -- it's been stated to only produce the bluntest of spikes (though MEW does have decent combat potential, too just for blunt force trauma). In the right circumstances we could almost certainly use MEW as a direct combat technique, or even assassination technique.
Oh? I don't remember that.
But suppose we're doing something close to that with MEW. Even if the enemy can dodge, we can have it erupt by surprise (for example, from behind him), or in multiple places simultaneously.
yeh. That would be a stupid missconception
