To Shine Alone [Awakening - Summer Osuna]

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Movement Speed = C-Rank
Geka Style - Heel Strike = C-Rank Speed,  C-Rank Physical Shattering Damage, D-Rank damage if Strength requirements to Defend are not met.
Geka Style - Dancing Impact Kata = Strength requirement to defend boosted, Reaper Summer launches backwards 6ft.
Lupine Fist = 10ft Knockback Distance
Press = Moved into close range with C-Rank speeds, all Physical Strikes have their strength boosted by one rank.
Strike = Aimed at Summer's stomach, with B-Rank Speed, thus giving the blow A-Rank Strength and Defense Piercing, due to Press. B-Rank Reaction required to dodge.

Name: Geka Style - Heel Strike
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Close

Description: A variant upon the Heel Kick, rather than striking with the knee of the opponent the user jumps upwards with the same sort of force before lashing out with their heel towards the opponent's face. Due to the sudden movement of the kick, the damage done is actually dependent upon the user's Shattering Defense, dealing physical shattering damage to the point of impact equal to the tier. The speed is dependent on the user's true speed rather than their draw speed. If an opponent is struck however unless they possess strength tiers equal to the user's Shattering Defense, they are knocked to the ground taking an extra rank of damage one below the Defense.

Name: Geka Style - Dancing Impact Kata
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Offensive/Defensive
Range: Close

Description: Requires Heel Strike. When the user lashes out with their Heel Strike, they are able to add a secondary effect to it. Once the kick lands on an opponent the user is able to push off of the victim's body, causing the strength tiers required to resist knock-down to go up by a rank. The user in the meantime is able to push themselves any distance they wish with the kick a number of feet depending upon their speed, 3 feet per rank of speed starting at D.

Name: Geka Style: Shattering Defense Level 2
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C rank
Class: Defensive/Offensive
Range: Self

Description: The Geki Style take on Defense tiers, having stemmed from the Shubi Style method of defense Shattering Defense is a more offensive version of it which sets itself apart from other defense tiers for that sole reason. When not in motion Geki Style functions just like normal defense tiers just nullifying physical damage C-rank and below, however when moving it sacrifices its nullification to deal C-rank defense piercing physical shattering damage to targets. This is based of course on the principle that the best defense is a good offense and it isn't triggered simply by the user moving, rather it can occur in two additional ways. If an incoming target/attack is faster than the user an incoming attack is no longer nullified but rather dealt impact damage while if an incoming target/attack is slower than the user then the nullification is kept in addition to the impact damage. Unfortunately the major drawback is the loss of the nullification in exchange for piercing, this results in a high risk high return where it is possible for an opponent to deal physical damage to the user during motion as well as the instance damage is dealt out.
Speed Tiers - Piercing Gained
D - D
C - C

Name: Lupine Fist
Classification: Fighting Style
Rank: D-rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: Short

Description: If the Titanic Fist is similar to the modern boxer, Lupine Fist is similar to the classic boxer being more free flowing and a lot more brutal with Summer's hands rather than being held in fists are held loosely curved but held as if she was to slap someone's face. Her muscles are less tense and freer in this form which is less focused on overwhelming power like Titanic Fist and rather unpredictable strikes which catch an opponent off guard and batter their defenses with repeated barrages. Lupine Fist is unable to be predicted by anything short of Muscle Tension as only All Taijutsu users are able to see the skill behind this versatile fighting style. When opponents are hit by Lupine Fist if it is met by a defense it becomes propelled backward while cracking slightly from the force of the strike. This all depends on her strength tiers with her repeatedly punching structures multiple times to crack and eventually shatter them, it takes the number of strikes within a combination jutsu to bring down a defense when using lower strength tiers than the defensive structures rank. For Example 6 D-rank strength punches of the Lupine Fist will shatter a C-rank defensive structure. Her stance in this Style is South-Paw. The Knock back increases with her rank starting at 5 feet and increasing by 5 with each rank up starting at genin.
Current Knock Back = 10 feet.

Name: Press
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: Contact-Short

Description: With a Press, the user pushes forwards, situating their own leg between the target's own, using the user's speed tiers, pushing up against their guard and getting into their space to try and upset their balance and their own guard. Through this when pushing forwards, the user empowers their own strikes against the victim due to the closer proximity allowing them to strike with much more force. When first using Press to get into the victim's guard, from 3-5 ft, this empowers the strength of the punch by a rank however when utilized at contact ranges, 2 ft or under, due to having already utilized Press, this empowers the speed of the strikes by pushing into them as well as causing this to count as a rank higher for Vanguard Fist's passive effect.

Name: Strike
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: B-Rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Short

Description: A rather basic attack that is usually delivered with punishing force to stun and hinder opponents. This attack is a variant of an uppercut involving a low curving swing towards the lower body, generally around the kidneys, stomach and spine. This attack due to coming in at a blindspot requires reaction tiers equal to the speed in order to notice and inflicts piercing damage equal in rank to the speed/strength utilised with it. If used at contact ranges, 2 ft or under, such as after a Press or other gap-closing technique is utilised it is capable of striking more vital locations, causing the victim's body to seize up in pain unless they possess Barrier tiers equal to the damage dealt or endurance tiers one rank above, if they do not then they are stunned for a single post due to the intense pain.

Name: Geka Style: Quick Draw
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: B-rank
Class: Offensive/Defensive
Range: Self

Description: The Geka Style version of speed tiers extends up to the arms, which is gained through constant practice until the art of drawing and slicing become muscle memory a skilled user not even needing to think before slicing targets. As a result opponents with telepathy/brain wave sensory are unable to read the user's mind to predict incoming slashes moving at B-rank speed. This technique is better used however with no feet movement, as the solid base allows a faster draw with the user's stance anchoring them in place resulting in all the user's Kenjutsu techniques requiring reaction tiers equal to the speed of the slashes to detect.

Movement came in at C-Rank = C-Rank Skirmish to negate, taijutsu past that point disabled due to comboing.

Skirmish deals D-Rank Pain, C-Rank Piercing Damage. C-Rank balancing tech required to avoid follow up techniques.

Reaper!Summer left 2 feet away = Leap Dealing Double Damage.

Uppercut = B-Rank damage base + B-Rank defense piercing due to speed of strike = A-Rank damage base + B-Rank Piercing, requires B-Rank strength to root in place, if rooted in place deals S-Rank damage + B-Rank piercing damage instead.

B-Rank balancing tech to avoid follow up techniques.

Name: Vanguard Fist (Signature)
Classification: Fighting Style
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Offensive/Supplementary
Range: Short

Description: A combination of the Lupine Fist style and the Intercepting Fist style, the Vanguard Fist is a dangerous breach head style. This style is designed to push forwards constantly, never giving the opponent the chance to gain ground, keeping their defenses suppressed and shoving them back. This is achieved through the use of Intercepting Fist's Intercepting Radius to analyse the opponent's guard and Lupine Fist's constant, withering attacks in order to target the weaknesses and open spaces before pressing the advantage, breaking through in order to keep the opponent at bay, interrupting their attacks and breaking their focus. When this style is in use, the user assumes a very loose stance, swaying slightly, hands held out in front of them and only loosely closed as though going to slap the foe rather than punch. Due to the constantly forward, pushing nature, any techniques utilising this style unbalance the opponent, requiring them to have a balancing technique of equal rank to the technique they were struck with or become unbalanced, the next attacks having additional effects against them or dealing additional damage due to their inability to properly guard themselves.

Name: Leap
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: Mid

Description: King jumps either forward or back to put additional force onto a strike or to put distance between him and an opponent to likewise deliver additional force to opponents moving towards him. This all relies on distance with the damage multiplier for his strike increasing relative to the distance between him and his opponent. When he leaps forward if the opponent is within 3 feet of him as he throws the punch they sustain normal damage, if they are in between 1-2 feet they sustain double the damage while if they are in within a foot they sustain triple damage from the strike. Likewise when he jumps back opponents moving towards him to bridge that gap likewise suffer the same predicament with the follow up strike. Leap's distance and speed increases with the user's tiers, each speed tier allows him to dodge strikes with a leap back equal to the speed he is moving while each strength tier increases the distance of the leap by five feet starting at 5 at D-rank strength.

Name: Skirmish
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: B-Rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Short

Description: This technique is utilised as an offensive technique that interrupts movements when in close combat, be it kenjutsu, taijutsu or even ninjutsu if it requires hand-seals or intense focus. When utilised the user simply throws their hand out, almost like a jab but with more flat force applied to it, impacting with the opponent's torso, providing a jarring impact however it doesn't deal damage, only pain equal to one rank below the strength/speed of the strike. However the power of this technique is that it forces the victim to rock back on their heels, upsetting techniques and breaking them if they are physical unless they are two ranks faster than the strike or higher (One rank higher results in the user of Skirmish taking only half damage, equal rank or lower causing no damage.) Other techniques, ones specifically requiring movement such as ninjutsu for hand seals, are interrupted unless the victim possesses a concentration technique equal in rank to the user's strength/speed.

Name: Uppercut
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: B-rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Short

Description: A powerful strike usually used as a finisher and aimed at the chin or stomach and upon connecting is powerful enough to launch the opponent in the air with the blow, however if they root themselves in place with strength tiers equal to the strength of this attack they stay in the same place albeit taking double the damage they would of normally took if they went with the flow of the strike. This technique likewise can be used to launch attacks into the air away from King through the use of styles with King being able to launch things equal and below the strength he throws the uppercut equal to the strength he throws the strike. Similar to cross this can extend past physical to chakra or mental depending on the style used in sync with it.

Roll = Tilted away from the attack at C-Rank speeds, reducing the damage by a half.
Stomp = Used C-Rank Defense Tiers in place of C-Rank Strength for any further knockback attempts.
Vanguard Angling = Attack angled away from Reaper!Summer due to A-Rank speed. Next attack made by Reaper!Summer is weakened by one rank, though Balancing Tech rank required is increased by one rank.
Strike = A-Rank Physical Damage due to S-Rank speed and A-Rank Physical Piercing Damage due to Defense tiers. Aimed at Regular!Summer's stomach.

Total Damage Taken = 3D

Name: Roll
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: Short

Description: Roll is a quick move a tilt of his upper body at high speeds to brush a strike coming forward or backward around his body creating a subtle deflection effect which diverts the power of the strike while simultaneously forcing the victim to continue to move with it. It is used to divert a strike coming at C-rank speeds with at most C-rank strength to the left or right side of her body depending on how she tilted while sustaining half the damage while the opponent has no loss in momentum from the brushing impact. When used in combination with Peek-a-boo she sustains no damage. Roll depends on her reaction and defense tiers with her reaction determining the speed at which a strike can be deflected while her defense determines the strength of the strike which can brushed past.

Name: Stomp
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Supplementary/Defensive
Range: Self

Description: A defensive add-on designed to give the user increased stability when facing off against knock-back. When this is utilized the user stomps down, pushing against the knockback to displace the force of it, rather than using strength they utilize their defense tiers to mitigate the knockback. When this is used the user may substitute their defense tiers in place of strength tiers for knockback reduction as well as being able to mitigate the damage due to the natural abilities of defense tiers, making this potentially incredibly useful.

Name: Vanguard Angling
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: C-Rank
Class: Defensive
Range: Short

Description: This technique is exclusive to the Vanguard Fist in that it uses the loose flowing nature of Intercepting Fist to redirect an attack before it can actually land, causing the momentum to go through however the angling can be done in one or two ways, either above or below. If the attack is angled up then the balancing technique required not to fall is one below the rank of the attack however the next offensive strike of the user's is increased one rank in strength due to the off putting position of the victim. If the attack is angled down then the user's follow-up attack is reduced by one rank in damage however the balancing technique required not to fall over is one rank above the attack that the victim used. The attacks able to be angled this way are dependent on the user's speed, being equal to it, however reaction tiers equal to the user's speed allows one rank above and time slowing allows one rank above, the combination of the two allowing up to two ranks above to be angled.

Vanguard Fist causes strikes to require balancing techniques. This is not knockback, strength does not negate.

Reaper!Summer unbalanced and is 'staggered' due to Skirmish. Uppercut lands due to this, knocks Reaper!Summer into the air and takes damage as described above.

Raid used with S-Rank speed, comes out at A-Rank speeds. 2 S-Ranks of physical damage due to the speed = 1 SS, 2 S-Ranks of piercing damage due to speed with Shattering Defense = 1 SS of Piercing damage as well.

S-Rank speed used = 25 feet knockback, Reaper!Summer is in midair means knockback doubled = 50 Feet.

Name: Geka Style: Quickest Draw
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: S-rank
Class: Supplementary
Range: Self

Description: The Geka Style version of speed tiers extends up to the arms, which is gained through constant practice until the art of drawing and slicing become muscle memory a skilled user not even needing to think before slicing targets. As a result opponents with telepathy/brain wave sensory are unable to read the user's mind to predict incoming slashes moving at S-rank speed. This technique is better used however with no feet movement, as the solid base allows a faster draw with the user's stance anchoring them in place resulting in all the user's Kenjutsu techniques requiring reaction tiers equal to the speed of the slashes to detect.

Name: Raid
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: A-Rank
Class: Offensive
Range: Short

Description: The Raid is the next step up from a Skirmish, where a Skirmish is used to mitigate damage and prevent attacks from striking the user, a Raid is used to deliver the damage, sometimes utilised as a killing blow if a particularly successful combo lands. This technique involves the user throwing out both fists either side by side or one above the other into the victim's torso, knocking them back and delivering substantial damage, equal to double what a normal strike would deal due to the double hit. This technique however comes out at one rank slower than usual but counts the user's strength as one rank higher due to the massive force being put into this strike. When used, the victim requires strength equal to the user's speed/strength to avoid knockback, taking another singular count of damage again instead. If the knockback is successful then the target is knocked back 5 feet at D-Rank strength and 5 feet every rank above that. However, if the victim is off-balance then this technique drives them into the ground, causing them to take another count of damage and if they are knocked into the air, the knockback is doubled instead.