Uryuu's Dust Release Techniques

Name: Dust Release: Dust Barrier Jutsu
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: D-A
Class: Defensive
Range: Short

Description: This technique is a barrier that is made out of dust, in which is protects the user from accelerating projectiles and chakra based attacks and B rank jutsu and below depending on what rank you are. If you are an academy student, the barrier can only protect you against D-rank jutsu. Genin, C-ranks and below. Chuunin, B-ranks and below. Jonin, A rank and below, and so on. It's an all around wall that lasts 6 posts depending on what rank you. If you are academy, it falls down when hit once, almost immediately. Genin, after 2 posts, if falls. Chuunin, after 3 posts. Jonin, after 4 posts and so on.

Name: Dust Clone Jutsu
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: A
Class: Supplementary
Range: Mid

Description: Similar to the Clone Technique, this technique creates clones of the user. However, these clones are actual copies, not illusions. The user's chakra is evenly distributed among every clone, giving each clone an equal fraction of the user's overall power. The clones are capable of performing techniques on their own and can even bleed, but will usually disperse after one or two solid blows, though even then, depending on the user's growth with the technique, it may not be enough. A characteristic that is unique to the Dust Clone Jutsu is that any experience the clones gain during their existence is transferred to the user once they are dispersed. This makes the technique ideal for spying, since the user can simply send a clone to spy on a target, then have the clone disperse itself without returning to pass the information back to the user. It's also useful for training purposes, since the total amount of experience the user gains is multiplied by the total number of clones being used to train. This is affiliated with the Bakuhatsu clan's advanced Kekkei Tota release: Dust Release.

I like that your using the actual dust and not the destruction side.

The first tech, is it blocking only projectiles or chakra based attacks or everything?


and the second one is a no. First of all they cant gather natural chakra for you. Then they cant be intangible and help with defense. Intangible means they cant be touch, as in the have no physical form and thus everything would pass through them.

Edited

Name: Dust Shattering Jutsu
Classification:  Genjutsu
Rank: B-S rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Mid

Description: This is a genjutsu that when the opponent comes in contact with the chakra-based dust, they go into an immediate state of genjutsu, in which the opponent feels as if they are being suffocated by dust, but the attacks happen mentally. The dust extends over a four meter range. This genjutsu lasts 4 posts.

The wall tech up there....we talking single sided wall? or all around you wall? Also does it last through multiple posts or does it fall apart after a single post.


Same problem with the clone as the last time.

Genjutsu approved.

mmk wall approved but your clone jutsu has to be bumped up to Arank

Name: Name: Dust Release: Detachment of the Primitive World Technique
Classification: Kekkei Tota, Ninjutsu
Rank: SS-SSS
Class: Offensive
Range: All Ranges

Description: The user uses Dust Release to create a structure, with a sphere located at its center, between the palms of his hands. The structure expands rapidly in size when being propelled towards its intended target and traps them inside its confines. The sphere then seems to explode with a tremendous amount of force, while the exterior walls of the structure effectively restrict the size of the blast radius, resulting in the destruction of everything and anyone caught within as they are pulverized into minute particles of dust. The technique isn't limited to just affecting physical matter; it can also affect chakra-based defenses. This technique can be manipulated into a diverse selection of three-dimensional structures, including cones, cylinders and cubes, with each retaining a sphere located at their centers. The resulting damage that this technique can produce varies considerably, depending on the initial shape of the created structure.