Team Training - Down to Business! [Seiko, Taigakai, Mei]

You guys can continue on if you want more posts or you can make your exits, up to you. Halved Team Training requirement due to spec and 4k Xel to spend on whatever.

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3 Used for Techno Golem.
1 used for False Humanity

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Name: Fire Release: Blade of Flame
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C
Class: Offensive
Range: Self (weapon)

Description: Taking the premise of chakra control and weapon use, Mei can channel her fire chakra through in to her weapon in order to coat the blade in a layer of fire, increasing the damage the weapon swings inflict by an additional C-rank of fire chakra damage. In addition, those hit by the fire coated weapon are dealt an additional D-rank of fire damage per turn unless treated by a C-rank medical technique for treating burns.

Name: Fire Release: Shroud
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: B
Class: Offensive / Defensive
Range: Self

Description: A relatively simple fire technique that surrounds Mei in a perpetual aura of fire for a set period of time dependent upon her rank. While active Mei damages any opponent who gets close to her in a 5 foot radius around her with a C-rank of fire chakra damage, and burning them for an additional D-rank of fire damage per turn.

Rank - Duration (pt)
D - 3
C - 6
B - 9
A - 12
S - 15

Name: Fire Release: Back Fire
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C
Class: Offensive / Defensive
Range: Self

Description: Considered more of a trap technique, Mei created backfire to take opponents by surprise. As such, once activated the technique does not need to be included in spoiler tag until the technique is triggered, or the opponent possesses B-rank or higher chakra sensory, or C-rank heat sensory. Once activated, Mei is surrounded in a layer of fire chakra set to detonate under two circumstances. The main trigger is when Mei takes a physical hit, in which case the chakra ignites and damages the opponent hitting her. Otherwise, she can trigger the technique manually in order to defend against particular attacks before being hit. In either case, a C-rank of fire chakra damage is dealt to the opponent, or to what she is defending against. Once used, the technique must then be reapplied.

remaining 8 rounds used to train:

Pulse Release

Name: Toketsu Style: Hiding in Frost Technique
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C-rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: AOE

Description: The Hiding in Frost Technique is a specialty of the Toketsu Clan which they developed after forming Dipugakure after being taught the basic variant by the members of the Zakiyoshi clan. This technique causes a covers the surrounding area in a thick frost in which they can camouflage themselves and then sneak up on the enemy to attack or assassinate them. This is the advanced technique of the Hidden Mist technique and can be triggered during Demonic Mirroring Ice Crystals due to the temperature dropping. The frost's thickness is controlled by the amount of chakra kneaded into it. It can't fool those with X-ray vision, but, due to the mist being created with the user's chakra, those with chakra vision will only see the mist colored by their opponent's chakra, which will effectively hide the user from the dōjutsu while those with heat sensory or infrared vision will detect uniform cold within it's confines hampering their sensory as well. The size and thickness of the frost depends on the user's skill level as well as the water source used, and due to being the originators of this technique Toketsu clan shinobi can pay a constant D-rank chakra price (total) to prevent area clearing techniques which are weak or neutral to Wind equal the user's rank from dispersing it. It does nothing however for area clearing techniques or area concealment techniques which are strong against wind & works in tandem with Winter's Breath to gradually deplete the victims Hypothermia Limit as long as victims stay within it.
Rank of User (H. L. Depleted Each P.T within) - Size of Frost (radius) = Water Source - Mist Opaqueness (Reaction Tiers to See through)
D (-1) - 40 ft = N/A - D
C (-2) - 80 ft = D - C
B (-3) - 120 ft = C - B
A (-4) - 160 ft = B - A
S (-5) - 200 ft = A - S

Name: Earth Release: Added Weight Rock Technique
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: C-rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Short (Contact)

Description: This technique simply allows the user to increase the weight of their target. When used on a living target they begin to exhibit petrification-like symptoms and then began to crumble after a certain number of posts dependent on their endurance tiers. The speed at which this occurs ranks up with her own with the count down being reduced by -5 each rank up starting at 50 posts (total) and being a minimum of 25 posts (total) for a victim to fully petrify and crumble into dust upon being struck. Repeated strikes further lower the count down by 1 post each hit which also increases dependent on her rank to be five post reductions when she reaches S-rank rank. Note if the victim has B-rank endurance or C-rank chakra tiers they simply take C-rank earth release chakra damage instead. This technique of course follows the recoil rules when buffing past what is normally capable by an object.
End Tier - Duration till petrified (Posts Total) - Heavy (Physical Dmg Buff)
None - Base Count Down - N/A
D - +1 Post - 1x (1-rank)
C - +2 Posts - 1x (1-rank)
B - +3 Posts - 2x (2-ranks)
A - +4 Posts - 2x (2-ranks)
S - +5 Posts - 3x (3-ranks)

Name: Earth Release: Lodestone Effect
Classification: Fighting Style
Rank: D-rank
Class: Supplementary.
Range: Self (Earth Release techniques)

Description: The Kaironokuma clan are notable for their utilization of electromagnetic forces, to that while they were capable of using Lightning Release to great effect to assist in such applications their earth release was lacking. That is until a member of the clan discovered Lodestone, a naturally existing rock which had magnetic properties. After constant experimentation he discovered a means to utilize earth release techniques which had the same properties of Lodestone namely the ability to magnetize Ferrous Metals. Once this technique is learned it results in all of the users current Earth Release Techniques having to be re-trained in order to be comprised of both rock and lodestone while any Earth Release techniques which are learned after are only comprised of lodestone. The result is the user's earth release techniques becoming unable to be overpowered by steel as long as it doesn't have any chakra in it while likewise having the ability to attract metallic objects are comprised of Ferrous Metal raw materials which upon being attached requires strength to forcibly pull apart. The drawback is that lodestone comprised Earth Release techniques while highly effective for counter-weaponry and better for being used against Steel Release are only powered up by Water Release techniques 1-rank lower than them.
Rank of Earth Technique - Attraction Force (Ferrous Metals Only)
D - C
C - B
B - A
A - S
S - SS

Name: Pulse Release: Iron Sand - Electromagnetic Enfeebling
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: B-Rank(B-Rank chakra, variable iron sand)
Class: Supplementary/Offensive
Range: AoE

Description: A modification on Electromagnetic Arena that focuses more on affecting people than it does affecting objects however it is more difficult to activate properly. After performing the necessary hand seals the user unleashes a wave of Pulse Release chakra at Crashing Ground speeds, although this can be enhanced by instead propagating the chakra through metal sand materia but the opponent needs to be touching the materia for this to take effect on them if such is done. If sent through the air it is invisible to the naked eye, requiring any form of chakra sensory to locate it however if sent through materia it requires piercing chakra sensory or chakra sensory in addition to x-ray sight to notice the chakra propagating through the materia. Upon an opponent being struck they are granted an electromagnetic charge that is the same as that of the ground below them which becomes charged. Once this is done they start getting repelled by the floor, lightening their body and making it difficult to contact the floor. Due to this although they move faster speed-wise all of their taijutsu and their strength is lowered due to being unable to properly utilise it on the ground or against others due to the repelling effect of the charges with the user's rank deciding the decrease/increase as well as the speed increase of materia only propagation.

Rank of User - Propagation Speed - Lightening - Speed Increase/Strength Decrease
D - 1 Tier Level - x2 - 1-Rank
C - 1 Tier Level - x3 - 2-Ranks
B - 2 Tier Levels - x4 - 3-Ranks
A - 2 Tier Levels - x5 - 4-Ranks
S - 3 Tier Levels - x6 - 5-Ranks

Iron Sand - Area of Effect(ft radius)
D - 10
C - 20
B - 40
A - 80
S - 160

Name: Ice Release: Winter's Snowdrift
Classification: Ninjutsu
Rank: A-Rank
Class: Offensive/Supplementary
Range: AoE

Description: This technique is designed to be able to work alone as well as being able to be combined with any of the other Frozen Colosseum techniques to enhance the base power of this one. Some Toketsu rely a lot more on Ice Materia and their Winter's Breath to fight opponents rather than utilising chakra and Winter's Snowdrift was made to aid with this style of fighting. When activated, it alters the temperature of a large area, causing snow to fall rapidly, piling up around the Area of Effect. This snow is able to be used for ice materia requirements and the amount generated each PT is dependent on the user's Winter's Breath. In addition, this technique saturates the area with Ice Release chakra, naturally enhancing the Winter's Breath of any Toketsu standing within it, causing it to go up at double the normal rate, making it power up incredibly fast while fighting within this area, although this effect is lost if an area clearing technique good against Ice Release is used. Lastly, while in this area, Non-Toketsu experience a loss of 3 from their Hypothermia Limit each round that they stand in it.

Winter's Breath - Ice Materia Produced Each PT
Stage 0 - C-Rank
Stage 1 - 2 C-Ranks(1 B-Rank)
Stage 2 - 4 C-Ranks(2 B-Ranks or 1 A-Rank and 1 C-Rank)
Stage 3 - 6 C-Ranks (3 B-Ranks, 2 A-Ranks or 1 S-Rank)
Stage 4 - 8 C-Ranks (4 B-Ranks, 2 A-Ranks and 1 B-Rank or 1 S and 1 B-Rank)
Stage 5 - 10 C-Ranks (5 B-Ranks, 3 A-Ranks and 1 C-Rank or 1 S-Rank, 1 A-Rank and 1 C-Rank.)