Chapter 1: Terms Dictionary
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Just a quick list of some of the more commonly heard terms that are thrown around in my Naruto fanfiction, will include rankings of importance and all that, but not any justu names or specifics for the Kages of a village. Will likely get updated later with more terms if people so request, or as I recall anymore that would be important.
Ikioi: The planet/world of Naruto itself
Sannin: Three Ninja
Shinobi: Ninja
Kunoichi: Female Ninja
Genin: First shinobi rank, literally meaning Low Ranking ninja
Chunin: Second shinobi rank, literally meaning Middle Ranking ninja
Tokubetsu Jonin/Tokujo: Specialty Jonin, or Specialty High Ranking ninja, they're specialists.
Iryonin: Medic-nin, a medical ninja.
Jonin: Third shinobi rank, literally meaning High Ranking ninja
ANBU: The short form of Ansatsu Senjutsu Tokushu Butai, which means Special Assassination and Tactical Squad. They're the covert ops.
T&I: Torture and Interrogation
Chubu: Unknown rank, translates to Support Division
ROOT: A secret faction of the ANBU run by Danzo
Kage: Shadow, often means the leader of the village as well.
Densetsunin: Legendary Ninja
Nukenin: Missing-nin, or a rouge ninja.
Iryō-han: Or the Medical Corps, Medical Teams, they run the hospital.
Ninshu: Ninja Creed/Ninja Sect
Jutsu: Technique
Ninjutsu: Ninja Technique
Genjutsu: Illusionary Technique
Taijutsu: Body Technique, or Martial Arts, Fighting Techniques.
Fuinjutsu: Sealing Technique
Bukijutsu: Weapons Technique
Iryo-Ninjutsu: Medical Ninja Technique
Senjutsu: Sage Technique
Jujutsu: Magic Technique
Bushidojutsu: Samurai Technique
Keimajutsu: Knight Technique
Kaizokujutsu: Pirate Technique
Baikingujutsu: Viking Technique
Toujinjutsu: Thief Technique
Kinjutsu: Forbidden Technique
Juinjutsu: Cursed Seal Technique
Hiden: Secret Technique
Kekkei Genkai: Bloodline, or Blood Limit
Ki: Physical energy
Chi: Spiritual energy
Chakra: The mixture of your physical and spiritual energy
Natural Energy/Acror: The energy in everything else, more or less Magic
Yokai: Legendary Creatures
Biju: Tailed beasts
Jinchuriki: Beast Containers, also the name means Power of Human Sacrifice
Pseudo-Jinchuriki: Not quite a full Jinchuriki, but someone who possesses traits of one, such as a portion of the beast chakra.
Daimyo: Feudal Lord
Clan: Family Group
Bingo Book: The list of Nukenin and Ninja of interest, used by bounty hunters.
Gelel: A mineral that contains life energy
Summons: Animals that come from their own realm
Jashin: A demon god, or the God over the Demon Realm
Kami: The main goddess over the Mortal Realm
Shinigami: Death God
Tendou: Cherub, the lowest ranking member of the military in Kaigengakure
Tenshi: Angel, the second ranking in the military of Kaigengakure
Tokubetsu Daitenshi/Tokudai: Specialist Archangel, the specialists of Kaigengakure
Daitenshi: Archangel, the third ranking in the military of Kaigengakure
Itazurakko: Imp, the lowest ranking in the military of Bochigakure
Akuma: Evil Spirit, the second ranking in the military of Bochigakure
Tokubetsu Daemonis/Tokudae: Specialty Demon, the specialists of Bochigakure
Daemonis: Demon, the third ranking in the military of Bochigakure
Conquisita: The combined Covert Ops of both Bochigakure and Kaigengakure
Pugnator/Pugnatoris: General forces, or warriors from Jikuusekai no Kuni. A pugnator is a single warrior while pugnatoris is the plural.
Liberi: Child, the lowest rank for people from Gaisungakure
Exolescere: Adult, the second rank for people from Gaisungakure
Specialistae Anguigena/Serpentis: Specialist Dragon, or Serpent, they're the specialists of Gaisungakure
Anguigena: Dragon, the highest rank for people from Gaisungakure
Vocivus: The Void, Covert Ops of Gaisungakure
Inabikari Kusho: The Lightning Division, otherwise known as the Technology Department(Gijutsu Bu) is a department that's shared between Yuki no Kuni, Tochi no Gijutsu, and Jikuusekai no Kuni.
Samurai: Noble warriors, generally found in Tetsu no Kuni.
Romani: Travelers who don't generally settle in any one country.
Bellator/Bellatoris: Western Armies/Soldiers usually a large group of them. Bellator is the single, and Bellatoris the plural.
Page: Knight in training, generally not seen outside of the castles that they're being trained in though.
Squire: Knight's apprentice really, they're still in training but they can now assist at least a little on the battle field.
Knight: Western Soldiers, they hold to the code of Chivalry
Soliequitis: Bottom ranking Knight, this is the first rank of a knight after they finish their training as a Squire
Mediequitis: Middle ranking Knight, this is the second rank in Knighthood
Proprium Apexequitis/Propex: Specialty Knight, these are the specialists
Apexequitis: Top ranking knight, this is the highest rank that one can achieve
Apsconditus: The Covert Ops of the Western World
Veneficiequitis: Rogue Knight, the equivalent to Nukenin
Regnatoris: Royal
Altus: Noble
Accensus: Attendants
Servus: Slave or Servant
Musculi: Street Rat, or stragglers, low class people
Chapter 2: Timeline
Notes:
Edit 26/07/2015: Because I noticed that I had majorly fumbled with the Naruto timeline I ended up kicking myself around and then rewriting the whole thing. Yes, that includes all the background details and everything. Also now there's actually likely going to be a bit more depth for everyone. Kind of, well anyway it'll be interesting.
Also seriously, this whole thing just kind of screws with my head, especially when trying to figure out the intricacies of the times when Kages were appointed.(Also on that note, the Kage's seem to have absolutely horrid luck when it comes to remaining alive)
Of course, this still doesn't include everything, because that would just be silly. Really it would. So it's primarily the important events. Or well, rather the ones that I actually remember that well, because there's seriously a lot a stuff that goes down in the Naruto plot.
Edit 10/09/2015: I altered Minato's age along with his generation, he's now younger than Nawaki and a few others. You'll have to check my Birthday sheet to see exactly what I've changed but it makes sense in my head okay. Also, yes the timeline still works.
Oh and SPOILERS!(Duh)
Edit 24/8/2016: Fixed some things up, also you'll notice that I added in the Kage timelines for the villages other than Konoha finally... because that's actually important, also a few things were added in regards to Kirigakure especially since I was getting so annoyed with it and people blaming Obito when realistically it was impossible for Obito to be behind it...(Also does anyone else get a headache trying to figure out which A is which?)
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Before Chakra(BC Ended 3750)
Long in the past of Ikioi the planet existed without Chakra. It existed in something on an eternal war, with parallels to our world minus the moon. Much like our reality people used various weapons to try and eliminate one another from the surface of Ikioi. The reasons for the seemingly endless and senseless war were undetermined.
At some point a child called Otsutsuki Kaguya was born into this war torn reality. Finding nothing but sadness and pain in the world around her she sought to change things. Hearing of the Shinju she seeked out the tree that was said to grow on the blood spilt by those who died. It was said to bore a fruit every millennium or so. When Kaguya found the Shinju she consumed the fruit and it gifted her with the power to change the world.
Sometime after she'd ended the forever war Kaguya became pregnant and gave birth to twins; Otsutsuki Hagoromo and Hamura. Both children were the first to ever be born naturally to have fully functioning chakra systems within their bodies. In a fit of rage and jealousy Kaguya lost herself and merged with the Shinju to form the Jubi(Ten-Tails). In this form she ravaged the lands as she attempted to take back the chakra that she believed was supposed to be her gift and her gift alone.
Eventually though both of her sons united against her and managed to defeat the Jubi. Hagoromo also managed to seal it within himself, and became the first ever Jinchuriki on Ikioi. With a wish of peace across Ikioi he came up with the teaching of Ninshu, and shared the energy of Chakra with the rest of the world, so that everyone would have it. He had two sons, Indra and Asura, both of who would eventually found the two most infamous clans across Ikioi, the Uchiha and Senju.
While growing up, Indra sought mainly power as the way to peace. On the other end Asura sought friendship and cooperation as the way to peace. Inspired by his younger son's dream Hagoromo used Banbutsu Sōzō(Creation Of All Things) to split the Jubi into nine separate beasts, each with their own amount of tails and specific skills. He gifted each of these new Biju with their names and then handed the husk, the last piece that remained of the original Jubi over to Hamura. Who sealed it as the moon before moving along with most of those who classified as the Otsutsuki Clan to the moon to guard the husk. To prevent their mother from ever being reawakened.
Before his death Hagoromo felt the need to choose a successor for his teachings of Ninshu. In the end it was Asura who was given the inheritance of Ninshu. Also before his death he met with the young Biju one last time and explained that they were still connected to one another, and he instructed them to go out and learn about the world.
Warring Clans Era(WCE Ended 2015)
After Asura was handed the inheritance of Ninshu Indra began to feel a little bit more than jealous. Spurned on by the manifestation of Kaguya's will(Kuro Zetsu) Indra challenged his younger brother over their inheritance. Eventually this challenge simply dissolved into war and the art of Ninshu was mostly lost to the world in favor of the more effective and battle ready ninjutsu.
During the warring clans period BZ manipulated many disasters and the reincarnations of Ashura and Indra in an attempt to recreate the rinnegan and eventually bring back Kaguya. BZ also eliminated quite a few developing clans that it felt would later cause a problem if left to grow strength.
As the years wore on eventually Madara and Hashirama were born and both boys met. Sharing a dream of peace they made a vow while skipping stones. As they grew older though they found out that they were from rivaling clans and their friendship was broken off for a period before eventually somewhat reconciling. Eventually they both managed to pull together and sign a treaty between their clans leading to the founding of Konohagakure no Sato.
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Izuna died at the age of twenty-four in the year 2010. It took another five years for Madara to actually help found Konoha after that...
Shinobi Village Era(SVE)
Konohagakure was the first village officially founded, and thus became the "parent" village in that regard. Of course there was the fact that previously, during the Warring Clans Era Uzushiogakure was created, and it served as something of an inspiration. Other villages quickly followed their example...
- I headcanon both Madara and Hashirama around thirty-two years old at the time of the founding.
- Kiri was founded by Byakuren who was fifty-nine.
- Iwa was founded Ishikawa, who I headcanoned as around sixty at the founding.
- Kumo was founded by A(the first one...) who was maybe his early thirties... I'll say thirty-two.
- Suna was founded by Reto who was maybe the same at the founding... so thirty-two...
Hashirama actually became Hokage in the year 0003. Madara stuck around for an entire year before he actually turned around and betrayed Konohagakure using the Kyubi. I'm pretty sure that when Ōnoki was fifteen he fought Madara, in the year 0004 before Madara turned around and betrayed Konoha...
That same year(0004) Hashirama sets out to retrieve the Biju and in an attempt to keep the peace, divides them between the countries. This attempt to keep the peace fails.
First Shinobi World War(0005 SVE-0015 SVE)
- Hashirama dies early on leaving Tobirama to take his place as Hokage. A also dies pretty early on leaving A to take his place as Raikage; 0006
- A(the second) attempted to extend an alliance to Konohagakure but they were ambushed by the Gold and Silver brothers; 0007
- Tobirama died shortly after and appointed a twenty-three year old Hiruzen as Hokage; 0008
- Team Hiruzen was formed in the year 0009
- Byakuren died at the age of sixty-nine passing on the Mizukage hat to Gengetsu; 0010
- Iwa changed Tsuchikage at the end of the war with Mū becoming the Nidaime; 0015
- The war went on for another six years before finally ending with an armistice treaty mainly because there would probably be too much loss if they continued fighting. Reliable documents of events are hard to come by so this is a bit rough.
There was a twenty year period of peace between the First and Second Shinobi Wars. During this time the economy was struggling a bit, especially in the smaller countries. Eventually war erupted once more as using military might other's tried to expand their borders.
Also during this time the Secret Countries, along with the Western Lands of Ikioi simply seemed to lose contact with the Elemental Nations; 0025
Reto died at the age of fifty-eight and passed on the Kazekage hat to Shamon; 0026
Both of the Nidaime of Kiri and Iwa killed each other in some clash during the year of 0032, which left Ōnoki to become the Sandaime Tsuchikage and Ovela(my name for him) to become the Sandaime Mizukage.
A(the second) dies and leaves A to become the Sandaime Raikage; 0034
Second Shinobi World War(0035 SVE-0045 SVE)
- The Sannin went up against Hanzo in Ame and earnt their name; 0037
- After this Jiraiya suffered from a bit of guilt since they came across some Orphans created by the war. He chose to stay behind for a while to train them; 0037 - 0040
- Kumogakure attempted to kidnap one Uzumaki Kushina at one point and that attempt was foiled by Namikaze Minato; 0039
- Senju Nawaki died on a mission while under the command of Orochimaru; 0039
- A(the forth) choses Killer B as his brother and B becomes the Jinchuriki of the Hachibi; 0040
- Upon his return to Konoha Jiraiya was given a Genin team of his own of which Namikaze Minato was a member; 0041
- Shamon was assassinated sometime during the war leaving Viekas(my name for him) to become the Sandaime Kazekage; 0042
- Uzushiogakure was destroyed; 0044
- Tsunade began to push forwards a rule where every team required a medic, through this she met Kato Dan who she fell in love with. Once more though she lost a loved one, this time on a mission that was right before the end of the war; 0044
Between the end of the Second and Third Shinobi World War Tsunade kind of broke a bit and began to lose her faith in Konoha. After Hatake Sakumo messed up on an important mission of some kind the Third Shinobi World War began.
Sakumo also commit suicide due to being ostracized and the feeling of no longer being needed at all when even his young eight year old son rejected him. This had a huge effect on Kakashi who dedicated his life to following the rules to an almost ridiculous degree afterwards; 0051
Third Shinobi War (0051 SVE-0056 SVE)
- Akatsuki was founded, as in the original Akatsuki beneath Yahiko, Konan and Nagato; 0052
- A(the third) passes the hat on to A; 0054
- Kannabi Bridge(Obito's "death") was the primary turning point in this war, because following it's destruction Konohagakure began to win; September 0056
- Sasori assassinates the Sandaime Kazekage leaving Rasa to take over; December 0056
- Kirigakure later kidnapped Nohara Rin and turned her into a Jinchuriki in an attempt to release the Sanbi on Konoha. This failed because she had Kakashi kill her. Meanwhile elsewhere, Minato was occupied with fighting A and Killer B; March 0057
- Orochimaru technically began his experimentation with the Senju cells at some point during this war, but the exact time-period is undetermined.
Just after the Third Shinobi World War, Danzo and Hanzo teamed up to try and get rid of the Akatsuki, this failed although Yahiko was killed; January 0057
Meanwhile Hiruzen stepped down as Hokage and let Minato take his place as the Yondaime; January 0057
The next thing that happened was the Kyubi attack, on October 10 a masked man arrived in Konoha and attacked ripping the Kyubi from Kushina, battled Minato and ultimately retreated. Minato sealed the Kyubi into his newborn son sacrificing himself and his wife; 0057
Obito started his manipulations in Kirigakure once Yagura was installed as Mizukage; 0058
Three years after the Kyubi attack Kumo attempted to Kindnap the three year old Hyuga heir. This resulted in the death of the Branch Head; 0060
Orochimaru's defection happened in the same year as the Hyuga Kidnapping attempt but several months later on. He ended up joining Akatsuki after wards; 0060
The Uchiha Massacre occurred and was carried out on the orders of Shimura Danzo. It was primarily commit by Uchiha Itachi with some assistance from Tobi[Uchiha Obito]. Uchiha Sasuke was highly traumatized by the event and ended up dedicating his life to avenging the clan. Itachi also ended up joining the Akatsuki afterwards; 0065
Orochimaru is chased from the Akatsuki by Itachi and founds Otogakure; 0067
Team Gai graduated from the Academy; 0069
The Rookie nine graduated from the Academy/Series Starts; 0070
Wave Mission and then a few months later is the Chunin Exams, The Suna/Oto invasion near the end of the year and early into the next year; 0070
Jiraiya and Naruto head out to retrieve Tsunade to get her to become Hokage. On the trip they have their first altercation with Akatsuki, and there's yet another confrontation with Orochimaru. Ulitimately though Tsunade agrees to become the Godaime; 0071
Team 7 is sent on a mission to Cha no Kuni to escort a runner during a race and prevent any sabotage for the duration of it. They also met and found out about Ibiki's younger brother Morino Idate; 0071
Sasuke defects from Konohagakure no Sato afterwards and a team is sent after him ultimately failing in their mission. So Sasuke is off to Otogakure and then Jiraiya comes back and takes Naruto away for a three year training trip; 0071
Naruto's return to Konohagakure is then followed by the Kazekage Rescue mission, Naruto's around fifteen; 0073
The next mission brings them back into contact with Sasuke, and also introduces them to the idea of ROOT through Sai.
A boy called Sora visits Konohagakure, much like Naruto he is imbued with traces of the Kyubi's power. But he's not quite an actual Jinchuriki.
Asuma is killed by two Akatsuki members, Hidan and Kakuzu. This prompted retaliation and in the end Akatsuki is down two members.
The Sanbi is tracked and recovered by the Akatsuki, while Konoha tries to run interference they fail.
Sasuke disposes of Orochimaru, deaming the man too weak to help him reach his goal and afterwards forms Team Taka.
Itachi is finally defeated by his brother, although really he succumbs to his own disease. Sasuke then has the truth divulged to him by "Tobi" and is driven even further into his vengeance plans. Now wanting to strike out at Konoha as a whole.
Utakata is caught along with the Nanabi sealed within him. Previously he'd met Naruto and finally believe that he has a place in the world.
Pein attacks Konohagakure no Sata leveling the village and killing a fair amount of the populace. In the end Naruto manages to do the next to impossible and gets him to see the truth of his actions and to repent he sacrifices his own life to revive all of those who died in the attack.
Next comes the five Kage Summit, where Sasuke attacks killing Danzo. Meanwhile Tobi happily declares himself as "Uchiha Madara" and states that the Forth Shinobi War has begun. Yamanaka Fu, and Aburame Torune are also killed at this moment.
Forth Shinobi War (74 SVE-75 SVE)
- Tobi is also tricked into teaming up with Orochimaru's former apprentice Kabuto.
- Tobi infiltrates Ame to acquire the Rinnegan from Nagato's corpse. In the process he ends up eliminating Konan.
- The first half of the war is fought against a whole slew of Edo Tensei zombies. Most of them are controlled by Kabuto, and then, then Madara joins the battle.
- Obito is also revealed as Tobi and ends up battling Kakashi, with emotions running high on all sides.
- When Obito reappears on the battlefield Madara takes advantage of the situation by having him revive them fully. But Obito then turns it into his own advantage and manages to become the second ever Jubi Jinchuriki. He focuses on the memories of his intact team to keep from losing himself in the process and is eventually brought back to some form of sanity after a long battle between himself Naruto and Sasuke, along with a combined attack from the rest of the rookies.
- Then it's Madara's turn to become the Jubi's Jinchuriki and he has an easier time of it than Obito did. Only to be stabbed in the back by the person who seemed the least likely to do so at the time; Black Zetsu
- That's also when Otsutsuki Kaguya reappears. Finally unsealed and returned to the world. Once more Obito sacrifices himself for his comrades, this time actually dying. And once more he gives Kakashi the use of the sharingan
- At the end both Naruto and Sasuke manage to defeat and seal away Kaguya along with eliminating Kuro Zetsu completely.
After that mess though there was one last big fight to finish. Finally the long awaited showdown between Naruto and Sasuke. The battle to end all battles, which ended in more or less a tie. With both boys finally reconciling.
Peace settled over Ikioi for the most part, although there are other issues that need to be explored. Oh also the year at the End of the series is still approximately that same that I originally placed it as. The year 0076 SVE!
Chapter 3: Zodiac Years Naruto(BC: Before Chakra)
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Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig
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Chapter 4: Zodiac Years Naruto(WCE: Warring Clans Era)
Summary:
Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig
Chapter Text
- Snake
- Horse
- Goat Leap Year
- Monkey
- Rooster
- Dog
- Pig Leap Year
- Rat
- Ox
- Tiger
- Rabbit Leap Year
- Dragon
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Chapter 5: Zodiac Years Naruto(SVE: Shinobi Village Era)
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Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig
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Chapter 6: Welcome to Ikioi
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And welcome to my new and improved collection of my Fanon stuff. First of all, a lot of the stuff that I had previously posted can kind of be considered non-canon to my stories now. Mostly, what's still canon will be reposted. But seriously, I'm doing a clean up.
So a lot of my stories will quite likely be cleared and reposted depending on the mood that strikes me. Although really that's not very likely. So right off the bat, welcome to my Naruto universe. Which is known as Ikioi.
What's with the Name?
Well, officially it's because I got incredibly tired and annoyed of typing out the Naruto Universe over and over again. Also the planet/world needed a name and calling it Earth felt weird because of how far removed it even is from our world. Eventually I settled on Ikioi.
Which, using the translator that I am has several different meanings:
(adv, n) force; vigor; vigour; energy; spirit; life
influence; authority; power; might
impetus; momentum; course (of events)
(n-adv) naturally; necessarily
So yay. I kind of intended it to hold the connotations of the first one mainly. But any of them kind of fit when you consider the entire world and what this particular series is.
Universe?
Okay, correction time. So in regards to the universe and the levels of reality and how they work. Mostly they're still the same as I have always headcanoned them. With the three realms stacking up on top of one another, the physical(mortal) plane and then the demon realm and of course the afterlife. But now I'm going to be correcting a few things.
Again, as in my last correction, the Demon Realm and the Afterlife connect to every other plane, at least in the sense that they exist on a 9D level. So they connect to other story universes and other fictional realities(even one's that are unwritten). Which still technically fits with the theory that I'm using for Self-Inserts. Since Self-Inserts are technically using fictional counterparts of ourselves.
Okay, so in regards to the actual change, it's more in my perception of things. As in the dimensional levels and the context of the 10 Dimensions theory.
So most of what I said previous still applies. But still when meeting yourself it's not really recommended to mess around with your alternate self. As I mentioned, my way of dealing with souls is that they change depending on their life experiences and even when refreshed and reincarnated they do not remain identical and always have small differences that mean that people can be meeting their previous incarnations due to the subtle differences in the formation of the soul.
In Closing?
Just bear with my randomness folks and do understand I know mostly what I am doing even if for the most part I'm likely to confuse and lose everyone else. This is mostly for myself after all.
Chapter 7: The Western World and Secret Countries
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AKA What's not on any of the Maps
So yeah, I am a little bit of a detail stickler, like really I am. So well, as far as I can gather, and as far as I can really be bothered to care most of the Elemental Nations of the Naruto Universe are more the eastern countries, thus their seasons are flipped(or at least against what I'm used to...) so anyway right off the bat the that's an obvious difference. Anyway, so this is going to be me talking about the Western Countries, and how and why they're separate from the Elemental Nations, and of course the "Secret" Countries as well of course. This is going to be fun.
Warnings: CULTURE, Mentioned Character Headcanons, Probable Psychology, Possible Spoilers, Ranting, Bullshitting, Fan Characters Mentioned
So now, first off right away, most of the characters from any of the more Western Countries will most likely have names that are less Asian in origin. You'll likely be seeing people with more diverse names, things like French, English, German and possibly Italian and Egyptian names will be more along the standard. Along with a few Latin ones and perhaps some Greek names. Because the Western Worlds a bit more scattered and diverse. I kind of see it as being something akin to how our world works. Diversity breeds true and the characters are as different as anything and everything. Kekkei Genkai are still a thing of course, but the Western World don't really rely that much on Shinobi, or Samurai, they have soldiers sure, but not Shinobi. Think more like Knights and well, Knights.
Yeah I've got no excuse for having that one fall flat. But the Western World is more scattered and diverse, not exactly built on secrets or anything. They have Knights and codes of honor, there are Pirates and Vikings. And I kind of see it as less Chakra focused, more technology focused. But typically no matter when in the Naruto Universe you are, the technology doesn't exactly have much going for it, nothing is better than 16-bit graphics. Though there are some firearms, albeit their kind of awkward to handle. So we've kind of got a medieval just beginning to get modern kind of society here, at least that's how I see it. I don't even know, the whole of the Naruto Universe is kind of confusing, so I'm going with somewhere between Medieval and Modern. Especially because there are Pirates and Vikings.
So on that note exactly why are they separate and just not interested in Shinobi, well, I haven't got a freaking clue. Really I don't, apart from some kind of possible excuse with them being too busy fighting their own wars to bother doing anything about the Elemental Countries... Which actually kind of makes sense. That and well, they've got to worry about pirates and vikings and protecting their Kings. Ahh and now's where I kind of get to have fun again because it's getting into some of those cultural differences and explaining things. Well mostly, so first off a fair bit of this is just kind of me trying to make sense of the whole Nobles system and all that. Because Medieval times were confusing.
"Argh, History makes my head hurt so, so much! Politics is even worse though."
So first of all, for the most part instead of calling the ruler a Daimyo, the Western Lands call their leaders Regnatoris(which kind of loosely translates from latin to Royal, but ehh). The Regnatoris is kind of followed by the other lower Nobles, rather the Altus who run their own courts beneath the watch of the Regnatoris, and of course there's the Middle Class(Working Class) people and the Low Class, slaves/servus and stragglers I guess. Peasants, it's kind of hard to explain but that's probably because I was never really good at explaining anything to do with history really. I mean yeah sure I can research it and figure it out but explaining it and making it make sense... Pfft.
Okay, let's try this again, typically the ruler of any specific country within the Western World is run by the Regnatoris, who oversee the lands of the Altus who work either with them, or around them. Each of them of course has their Accensus(Attendants) and Councilors who of course try to keep them from getting into too much trouble. There's the working class after that, which is typically rather obvious with farmers, builders, bakers and other similar working people and below that are either the musculi(street rats and stragglers) or the Slaves/Servus. Which would not really be a fun position to be in at all. Most of their soldiers are gathered into an Army that's usually united and they're called specifically the Bellatoris.
So yeah, do I have to explain the whole how to achieve Knighthood thing... I mean isn't it just one of those things that people just kind of know. Or you can go and research yourself, because really I don't feel that much like talking about it right here and now. Also for anyone who bothers to actually think about it, the attackers from the Stones Of Gelel movie were totally chilling somewhere in the Western World previously, I swear that they were. It makes sense, really it does. Also, Knights using Ninjutsu, but I doubt that they would want to call it that... So yeah, terminology is probably going to be slightly different, probably, which will mean I'm going to be going back to that Terms Dictionary sooner or later.
Which is yeah, so I actually did make them have their own kind of terms and line up and all that because of course they would. I mean beyond the whole, Page, Squire Knight thing. Also I'm pretty sure people will have noticed my rather liberal use of "latin" words. Well yeah, that's because in my headcanon that's kind of the "main" language used, well either latin or Shakespearean English, as in old and flowery. Which gives it a contrast to the Elemental Countries which is always fun. So yeah, Chakra is kind of used and taught a different way when compared to the Shinobi way, and of course they're separated anyway.
So then, next up a few notable places, First Dinosaur Island... Which was more me simply spazzing over the Jurassic World trailer than anything else, but it's also where most of my headcanon for this stuff even comes from. So yeah, there's that, also forty-one handpicked dinosaur species reside on that island, which is well... It's the main thing where I got most of the ideas for this stuff from, so it is kind of a big thing. There is also the Land of Magic of course, which was merely me kind of going magic is a thing even if it's not used because why not with all the other abilities popping up. That and it's where quite a few of the Yokai and other mythical creatures retreated. And there's also Jikuusekai no Kuni, which is just a thing between dimensions really. Not quite tangible, but not quite intangible. It's more of a myth than anything else, not even one of the Secret Countries.
And here is where I really am going to have some fun.
"I made another set of Five Villages that kind of make their own group. I totally did not mean to do that... With Gaisungakure it makes six though... Ehh?"
So what are the Secret Countries? Well to put it simply they were originally just kind of me screwing around and claiming the ripple effect for a Self-Insert fanfiction. Not anything to do with my Art of the Insert series that began with Tomoko. And then they became something that I just kind of said defaults as existing in the actual Naruto world all the time. So they kind of became a staple, even if just as background for characters that routinely pop up in my stories. Namely the Mischief Trio as I have so dubbed them.
Scintilla Tammy, Urushi Kankuso and Totozuka Sokode. All three of these guys are from the Secret Countries. An interesting fact is that Tammy originally began as a Self-Insert(she still is mostly) but then kind of grew into her own story, her own tale and broke away so I have a different Self-Insert Avatar simply called Tamara, and she lives in Gaisungakure, which is completely different again and predominantly appears in daydreams. Enough of the background of why they exist, now I need to explain actually what they are.
For the most part all of the Secret Countries(Tochi no Tengoku to Jigoku, Muchitsujo Tochi, Tochi no Dokuyaku, Tochi no Gijutsu) are separate from both the Elemental Nations and the Western World, they even have a slightly different naming theme. The only one that's not really included in this is Jikuusekai no Kuni, and that's because it's literally hidden within space-time. More of a legendary place that people might stumble upon but's more likely to just never be encountered. It's mostly outside of time, and thus doesn't really matter. It could pop up anywhere at any time and that's a story all of it's own. It exists, but it's not somewhere that people can really go and most of the tales of it are taken as folktales. That's not to say that the tales of the Secret Countries are taken that much as fact either, since for the most part they're rather secretive, as the name may indicate.
Okay, and that's enough with the obvious stuff I would suppose. Or well rather the semi obvious stuff, okay so there are altogether four Secret Countries. Four of them altogether and geographically they would all be fairly close to one another. Notably Muchitsujo Tochi is the largest of the four, with Tochi no Dokuyaku being the smallest. Muchitsujo Tochi being further in the south is also rather chilly when compared to the others. Gijutsu is kind of in the west and rather heavily western with some elements of knights, and it has a few problems with pirates being on a coast. Tengoku to Jigoku is made up mostly of treacherous terrain, thus it seems rather inhospitable despite having an actual Hidden Village, a set of them in fact. Of course that doesn't actually explain anything, so let's simply say that they're geographically close.
Also really, Dokuyaku and Gijutsu are the only ones out of the four that are actually physically connected to one another, with the two split across a rather large area that's directly connected to at least some of the Elemental nations, and kept separate by a barrier that's maintained by residents from both countries. Tengoku to Jigoku is somewhere in the North, and seems like it's simply an island area, with large thorny borders and threatening beasts that prevent their borders from really being breeched and as said Muchitsujo/Kaosu is down in the south, and it's an island chain. Some of them are snow covered and the main thing that keeps it separate from the rest of the world is that it's hard to get from one to another or link them together in your head as one country.
Of course that's kind of the point... Kaosu is rather chaotic for lack of a better description. It's their entire theme, Chaos. I mean sheesh, even their Hitai-ates aren't exactly normal, instead of something that suits anything, it's a smily face with it's tongue out. Yeah, which is actually kind of hilarious. From the Mischief trio, Sokode is the one from Kaosu, and it certainly suits him as the loudmouthed idiot of the group. His personality type is similar to Naruto, but closer to Obito in the context of diverging loyalties. So yeah, and I'm not going to be expanding on that statement anytime soon because it's kind of spoilerific.
Gijutsu is of course the most technology orientated one of them, and is actually the closest thing to our Modern World in the Naruto universe, but at the same time it's not. It's kind of like a mixture of late eighties-early nineties tech but without cars, oh and with the inclusion of Video Games. It's when Tammy is from, and kind of the one that I've developed the most aside from Dokuyaku which is kind of sad. Dokuyaku is in a word poisonous, and kind of polluted, especially when compared to the rest of the World. Kankuso's origins are held of course in Dokuyaku. As for Tengoku to Jigoku, well they're more separate and hidden and almost a legend even as they're connected to the other of the four.
Kaosugakure=Kaosu/Muchitsujo
Dokuyakugakure=Dokuyaku
Bochigakure and Kaigengakure=Tengoku to Jigoku
Gijutsugakure=Gijutsu
"Four is still symbolic to death though, so I don't know how that works... Because technically there are five of them... Huh?"
So yeah, I'm pretty sure that's everything that's somewhat kind of important- No wait it's not. Collectively the Secret Countries are more Western in their ideals when compared to the Elemental Nations more Eastern world-view and culture. Which actually kind of impacts the whole, how are girls viewed in comparison to boys, what's socially acceptable and what's not, and the whole touchy-feely and how important is your first kiss. Overall though, people who reside in the Naruto-verse are generally much more active when compared to our world. So there's that even as the Secret Countries and the Western World as a whole is kind of more tech orientated. Although nobody really uses handguns, or at least not many people do, there are a few in the more Western Countries, notably Dinosaur Island allows it's residents to carry them around, but that's kind of a safety precaution.
Cars are not a thing. Cars are just not a thing, people will use carts, and trains though, but cars just aren't a thing anywhere. Also there's no such thing as an airplane, hot-air balloons, blimps sure, but no airplanes. There might be zeppelins, but I'm not exactly sure on that one. Boats are of course standard, but there's no such thing as a submarine. Another form of transport is of course bikes, or horses. But for the most part transport is pretty basic. Everyone residing in the Naruto Universe is more environmentally minded when compared to those who live in our world. Not that it's really saying much there. Personally you can blame that fact on the resident Shinobi, and other ninjutsu wielding people who live there.
Anyway, another thing to note between the Elemental Nations and the Western Nations, is that there's a lot more communication going on in the Western Nations and less of a crack-down on history and information. Where in the Elemental Nations information is power, the Western Nations allow it to flow freely and share new discoveries across the whole of them. Making them seemingly more unified in comparison, but not really since it also causes problems and arguments over who has the better use for said information and those moments where people argue about it being correct or incorrect. So yeah, also of course, since they're more diverse in their culture, it can be a bit problematic with culture clashing. In contrast, the Secret Countries keep a lid on information sharing, but communication across them is greatly encouraged and there are several mixed village teams in a generation.
For clarification a Mixed Village team is well obviously a team with students from across several different countries. They share a sensei and share lessons and missions though. To date Team A5 has been the only somewhat successful Mixed Village team, and as mentioned they're considered the Mischief Trio. Also, they kind of killed their sensei. So yeah, I suppose that's all that anyone really needs to currently know, at least in the context of the Secret Countries and the Western World. I do still need to expand on Jikuusekai no Kuni though. And along with that I'll probably expand just a little bit on the Land of Magic simply because I can.
"Magic/Mahou. Oh boy this is going to go screwball. Add in Jikuusekai and I'm probably going to contradict myself somewhere."
So first off the existence and creation of Jikuusekai began with me trying to figure out how the hell my Obito Potter stories were actually going to work. And well, some stuff for the future, for example how I'm going to get Obito back home at the end of it all. Anyway, that lead from one thing to another and in the end I had this kind of sub-dimension called Jikuusekai no Kuni which is somehow everywhere and nowhere all at the same time. Which probably means that time within is kind of more or less paused... Yeah I'm not going to think too hard on it.
I really don't actually have much to say about it. Gaisungakure is a Hidden Village though. It doesn't just have shinobi coming out of it though, there are some pirates, vikings and even some knights and samurai who come out of Gaisungakure, thus the different ranking system. Much like Bochigakure and Kaigengakure, except with those two it's more symbolic than actually effective to explain the military even when it's divided. Also there are Wizards and Witches who reside in Jikuusekai, although they tend to call themselves mages. Which honestly suits everything. Also really Jikuusekai is kind of the universal melting pot where it comes to culture, styles and technology. It's also the only country/nation in the Naruto Universe(YOU KNOW WHAT SCREW IT... I'm calling the planet Ikioi just so that I don't have to type Naruto Universe over and over...) that I would be willing to say has cars and airplanes. And that's because it's not exactly fully part of Ikioi.
It's a sub-dimension, and almost completely separate, so that makes it fine. As for what I'm going to do about the Land of Magic. It's a single country of the Western Nations, and it is the main place or area where those who can actually use magic live. Also yeah, I'm talking about wand waving, potions brewing, teleportation and all that. Harry Potter style magic really, with some hints of Harry Potter style mage culture. But not as extreme because really, even though magic is kind of a trump card, most Ninja are still much faster and more efficient. That and Magic is really only one special ability in a world where there are many and they're as various as the species of animals around us. Also really, fighting in robes would be incredibly hard, not that it stops them from trying.
Also yeah, they're run by a Minster, and their military is basically Aurors, which yeah borrowing HP terms because they fit. There are of course rankings but I don't really feel like explaining beyond there being a captain in every squad along with the captains lieutenant. Also they're not really defined beyond that, unlike knights and shinobi. But then again, people who use magic don't ever really seem to have that much sense anyway do they?
Chapter 8: Let's Talk Supernatural
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This was supposed to be about Yokai, instead it's just about the physics of Ikioi's magic really.
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Warnings: CULTURE, Possible Spoilers, Mentioned Character Headcanons, Bullshitting, Probable Psychology, Ranting, Crossover Elements
First off, I am a bit of a mythology enthusiast so a lot of this actually has at least some research actually put into it along with actual thought. Because I never do anything really half-way. So there's probably going to be a whole thing of where the hell I got some of this information at the end. Also yeah, I'm going to be discussing some of canons bullshit here as well, such at the whole Kaguya mess with the Biju and Shinju.
Of course that's not currently important because really to understand this, we need to actually consider exactly where the Naruto universe's history starts. Which is a long, long time ago, before the moon even existed, which is still something I can hardly wrap my mind around. But how the hell were people able to survive without the moon, can someone please attempt to explain that one? Actually, I get the feeling that I really wouldn't want to know.
So yeah, the Naruto Universe began kind of in darkness. Well the sun was there I suppose, so there's that. Anyway, so the world was a pretty dark place. I imagine that the hardships weren't just because of the eternal war here, I mean the moon itself is what causes the push and pull for waves of the ocean. Also anyone else remember that the Ōtsutsuki Clan itself came from off the planet? Because I've been prowling around and that's what I've found.
I'm not making any sense at all am I? Well, I'll try starting from the top again.
"Magic freaking confuses everything. Oh and it completely disregards safety, but then so does Chakra"
So from the top, this post of headcanon is based around Yokai, on mythical beasts and creatures, on monsters and magic. Not the nonsensical back story of the Naruto Franchise itself, and I really am sorry about getting all confused with that, but it is kind of important. Kind of, but not really because it's mostly nonsense. So back to my main point, Yokai, mythology. Yesh, I have a feeling I might wind up being insulting at some point or other during this... And that's going to be kind of awkward, really it is.
Yokai, purely Japanese Mythological beasts. Or at least Japanese folktales and folklore, like the Okuri Inu(Okuri Okami), Kitsune, Tanuki, Inugami, you know those Japanese ghost tales kind of. Err, and that sounded really, really dismissive. So yeah, Japanese folklore, which is really, really interesting, and man I spent so long just prowling around for more information on these things because of boredom and well my own interest. Hey Creepypasta isn't the only thing out there that can capture my interest and have elements applied to my stories.
Crime Documentaries, Mythology, Creepypasta, History... Er, and I've gotten off track again.
"I am too easily distracted by things when spazzing over mythology. It's kind of just something that happens. Honest!"
So yeah, elements taken and used. I'll try to make this simple though, basically what was this forever war about anyway? I mean I guess that we could simply chalk it up as a war between everyone, as in people(humans) fighting other humans. Which, well happens enough in our world and our history to certainly be justified, but I kind of don't think of it that way. I mean this is a world where night means pure pitch black darkness.
Which means that there would have to be creatures that stalk the night. Er, wow, that sounds as if there were vampires. Which, there might have been, or at least an equivalent, since you know it's a different world and culture when compared to ours, they probably refer to their own mythical creatures with slightly different names compared to what we use. Because that's logic...
And now I want to do a culture post... Which is not for now. Let's just go with this here, the first sort of time that supernatural elements showed up was during the forever war. I mean hell, an obvious thing would be the growth of the Shinju.
Yes, I actually decided that I'm going to stop waffling over this and actually think about things. The Shinju, is translated as the Divine Tree and is stated to play host to a God. It also grows from the blood that's spilt, which is kind of morbid. But not entirely unexpected, not really. Also this whole thing here kind of echoes of the whole Adam and Eve parable really; tree, fruit, woman eats forbidden fruit and gains power/knowledge... Blah, blah.
Anyway, so there's that. Also chakra came from this tree, the fruit that it grew, that's where chakra came from in the Naruto universe. Can I just say something though, for Kaguya to be seen as a Goddess(and later a demon) after consuming the fruit and stopping the war such things would probably have to exist in some form before her. Thus the idea that the war is more or less Mythical Beasts against Humans.
More or Less, since this is where things get kind of fiddly.
"Oh hey look, I'm about to be a hypocrite and contradict some of my previous statements. Refer to what I've said on Kekkei Genkai if you're confused about why I'm saying that."
I did previously mention that I was probably going to be including some bits and pieces of information on magic in general here didn't I? Anyway, the reason that's coming back up now is because of some things that I've been playing around with in my own personal headcanon, well apart from all this other stuff that I've been talking about, which is my headcanon... So contradictory much.
Anyway, so magic AKA the one thing that can screw with your head even more than chakra physics and is an all around douche to safety. So magic is really, really screwball, whether you're talking about the way it's used in the Harry Potter franchise, MLP, Lord Of The Rings, Hatching Magic, or anything really. Because it never really seems to follow any linear rules, not really anyway. I mean sure there are a few things that remain consistent across the board but for the most part magic sort of fluctuates in power, badly. It goes from all powerful to useless with the flick of a switch it seems, hell even mythology can get things confusing with this.
So yeah, how do I make that fit into the Naruto universe, well I experiment with my own ideas of how magic works, how and why it exists. And more importantly, at what point in the timeline did it become a thing. Obviously, obviously it would have become a thing before chakra so here's where things kind of get complicated again because of clans and me generally screwing around with things both in and out of canon until I've achieved what I want, or at least more or less what I want.
I have four kind of Magic derived Kekkei Genkai, at least in my headcanon, and each of them is of course more or less kept in the family. Each of these Kekkei Genkai, kind of have the interesting effect of canceling out Chakra, as in the wielder can't activate their chakra system because of their Kekkei Genkai. It was an experiment really, and a way to limit these four magically bullshitting abilities from being even more completely broken. Really, because canon already has enough completely broken Kekkei Genkai.
So these four abilities, and the clans that they come from are kind of important. At least in my stories they are, along with the made up countries that they come from. I should probably explain them now, or at least give a brief overview because yay.
"So many Kekkei Genkai are broken, point blank okay. Does it really prove anything when you find one that isn't. Because that's only ONE that isn't completely overpowered."
First of all I'm going to start with the most obvious and broken one. The Majikku Kekkei Genkai, which is well yeah. Basically I just translated the word Magic to Japanese and went with it. Belonging to the Psyche Clan from Tochi no Gijutsu I'm not even sure how much of this one I even need to explain. It's magic, plain and simple, or well not so simple because I myself have described it in my notes as simply psychic energy, not quite truly magic but very, very close. They can manipulate this energy of course, creating focused blasts, shield and of course some energy weapons, also I kind of get an image of them kind of using the force at times and totally showing off by levitating themselves and others. Also they can mentally shield themselves, because of course they can since this ability is broken. They can't read the minds of others though, nope, they can't read or hear the thoughts of others.
Next up the Animus Vado Kekkei Genkai, also yeah gratuitous Latin is gratuitous or without reason for those who don't use TV Tropes. So this in English would be Spirit Walk, as in basically they can remove themselves from the physical plane and travel to the spiritual plane, and they have ghostly abilities, nothing all that special. I mean intangibility is pretty cool, as is the whole seeing souls thing, and well the ability to call down reapers upon the unlucky victim, or just steal their soul outright. Yeah, I don't have much else to say about this really. The clan is the Phantasmatis Clan from Muchitsujo Tochi.
The second last one is the Yokaiton Kekkei Genkai that's held by the Prower Clan from Tochi no Dokuyaku. This one seems like it would be really, really obvious I mean really Yokaiton, the ability to call upon Yokai in a fight, except the translation is pretty much Yokai Release, which it is. Each member of the clan is born with a yokai companion alongside them, a constant partner and their Chakra is kind of corrupted for lack of a better description. So it's a lot more volatile and corrosive when compared to others, and of course this means that it works differently. Able to channel this gives them forms not too dissimilar to a Biju Cloak, except that each form matches their yokai companion and gives them abilities to match. This is also the most static ability really, and kind of loosely linked with the Tenebrae Clan's own Daemonium Kekkei Genkai, but they're also far, far removed... And I'm not going to expand on that.
Finally we have the Seishinton Kekkei Genkai. Coming from one of my weirder self-created country; Tochi no Tengoku to Jigoku. This is actually the most broken one really, of all these abilities, I can at least somewhat justify the others and limit them, this one though. The biggest and most noteworthy thing about this particular Kekkei Genkai is the ability to separate soul from body and then come back, or choose to posses others and use their body. The most annoying thing, it makes members of the Muryoku Clan incredibly difficult to kill or get rid of. Because they can leave their body at any time and killing the body won't kill them, also they can choose to posses someone else and completely destroy that person's soul(which means no reincarnation) and take over their body permanently. It's just argh, this is completely broken, they're pretty much unkillable and they can just kind of banish the soul from your body and end the battle like that. They can see souls, and control others by using the "true language" and finding someone's soul name(original name). So, so broken. Best way to deal with them is matching them off against an Uchiha with the Mangekyo, A fuinjutsu master, or someone like Hashirama all love and peace and tolerance.
Then again most of the Kekkei Genkai and Clans that reside in Tochi no Tengoku to Jigoku are kind of badly broken. But that's to be expected from a place where the name literally translates back to Land of Heaven and Hell.
"This doesn't justify magic at all, now I need to explain what the hell's going on with the Obito Potter universe because it's breaking my own rules..."
So how does magic itself actually factor into this. Well, um that's where realms/timelines/dimensions/universes kind of factors in. Of particular note, the Harry Potter universe and its Rules of Magic. Which, are not very specific, but they work for my purpose. That and this gives me an excuse to expand some stuff for the Obito Potter series without just making a big giant exposition blah, blah thing in the actual story. Or stumbling right into a roadblock and twisting things up even more.
So there are several sort of different types of magic, yeah I'm one of those people who type-cast the magical system. There are healing spells, transfiguration, potions, charms, runes(which directly relates to fuinjutsu), divinations, arithmancy(which also directly relates to fuinjutsu), and tentatively battle magic(which really is a broad way of defining hexes, jinxes and curses). So how does all this tie in to whatever I've been talking about throughout this whole thing because right now it just seems really random.
The fact is, magic itself is incredibly broken altogether, and while the four magic derived Kekkei Genkai nullify chakra, magic itself doesn't... Yeah, broken just flat out. This is kind of because in my mind the Shinju basically was a construct of magic in and of itself, thus chakra is not simply life-force or whatever, but also more or less a form of magic. Except that chakra is in absolutely everything. So chakra has become removed from magic and basically separated, with more solid rules compared to that of magic. Anyway, rambling aside that's not making my point at all, no what I'm trying to explain is that magic in the Naruto world isn't able to easily be tapped into(then again it hardly ever is...), but it's still there.
It's just more well known as what's called Natural Energy(the stuff used for Senjutsu). So yeah, the stuff that can turn you into an animal statue is actually magic... Heh. Yeah, that's just I kind of bullshitted that, big time but it works. I mean sheesh, we all know that senjutsu is kind of a big thing in Naruto can, powers up attacks and abilities big time but isn't as broken as the Rinnegan or Tenseigan, Mangekyo or... Okay you people get it. Also the power up provided is ridiculously short, really it is. But meh, can't win them all I guess, also the exhaustion afterwards is really, really a nice touch. Really it is.
So magic, chakra, magic and chakra. Still doesn't quite fit with the Obito Potter series but meh, I don't think that really... Okay, okay I'll explain sheesh.
"Really it's all in the way that the world developes and evolves over time isn't it?"
So the Harry Potter universe, as tied in to the Naruto universe is kind of screwed up. I kind of see them as running more or less parallel, especially where it comes to the whole Obito Potter series, since there are several events that are happening at the same time, but in completely different places, magic has just linked them together(probably has something to do with the veil...). So yeah, also the history is of course different running closer to our history when compared with the Naruto world. Charka's still there but it's not exactly a big thing, and then Obito just kind of crashes in and makes it a thing, which means by the time everything picks up the situation is going to be completely FUBAR. Also yeah, Wizards and Witches are totally a thing. But do they exist in the main-frame Naruto Universe. NO. No, they do not and probably will not.
Unless I later decide to say that there's a secret village hidden somewhere that's populated just by Wizards and Witches... But how likely is that. Er, well Yokai and other mythical creatures would be there as well... So erm, there probably is. But they're so far removed from the Elemental Nations, and the Secret Nations, they live in the Western Countries(the equivalent of America, Australia and possibly Britain and France in our world) so they're separate, a separate world... Actually that kind of justifies the crossover right there. Eh, whatever but Obito's still in an alternate dimension, kind of... Or maybe not, I'll figure it out.
Ehehe, Anyway, this kind of makes me really, really want to expand on what the Western World is, why it's separate from the Elemental Nations(And the Secret Countries which are separate again) and everything. Possibly that would involve pulling stuff up from the Legend of the Stone of Gelel Movie. Because hey, Temujin and everyone else were from apparently outside of the Elemental Nations, which is a big thing. Also what the hell were the Gelel Stones anyway?
Probably more magical mythical energy stuff. Which means that it makes no sense until someone actually puts some thought into it and gives it a proper justification.
"I'm pretty sure that when I try to justify things or explain them, the explanation ends up going FUBAR somewhere in the middle before sorting itself back out at the end"
So magic means that things just get even more confusing and inconsistent. My explanations often seem to trip over themselves and I don't think that people are any better off by this point than they were at the start. If anything we're probably all even more confused. Oh well.
Basically though, magic is kind of limitless, it tangles things up and makes everything more confusing and just frustrates people to work with. I do have a few rules though, because of course I do. Magical Exhaustion is a real thing after all, and magic kind of overstresses the body if you use too much of it too quickly, even though otherwise it's pretty much limitless. So there's a kind of stress threshold that the body has, with magic that you're familiar with being less taking on the body since your body knows those paths better, spells that you're unfamiliar with deal more stress, certain branches of magic deal more stress(higher level curses, most of the healing spells, complicated transfiguration...) and of course it all depends on how well your recovery rate ranks up there.
It's all kind of stupidly hard to work out and makes me feel like I'm trying to create RPG style magic stats where the Mana is unlimited but the recharge time is kind of fiddly. Like each spell adds stress, but that recovers in between uses and each spell takes more or less stress and it depends on your recovery rate how fast and how much you can cast. Potions and Divinations though use assists though, but they still do tax you and stress your body, because magic is ridiculous in that way. Arithmancy and Runes of course tie in to fuinjutsu, because it's so ridiculous that it fits and works and it's just... I mean seriously, rune application is pretty much straight up fuinjutsu anyway and numbers are oh so important with that anyway because the number of lines in a seal will effect the results and... Er, it's all kind of complicated.
Also I'm not sure if astronomy would tie in with any of this or what. I mean yesh, the moon is the body of the Jubi, which makes things even tricker. The Biju are beings of magic and chakra, natural energy is actually magic, and chakra is more or less a world-wide mutation.
Also magic is still ridiculously broken after all of this. It is pretty much able to screw with reality in whatever way that you want it to. I mean sheesh, it's not exactly limited very much at all. In any franchise where it exists magic kind of acts as that one thing that is almost hilariously over powered but because everyone seems to be able to use it to some degree it balances out... Mostly. I mean shapeshifting, destroying energy, making things from nothing. Yeah I'm kind of more or less going Harry Potter style rules of magic so it's broken beyond belief... Except that the Sharingan is kind of more or less level with it so, not so much. Also shinobi are still going to be much faster than your regular wizard or witch. Not so sure about Yokai though.
And in the end, I never did end up explaining why the hell I use Yokai in my works or allow them to exist after all... Eh, oh well. I'll just sum it up as they exist and that's that.
Notes:
References For Some of this Shit:
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10652994/1/Beyond-the-Veil (For some of the rules of magic and magic in the context of the Naruto universe)
http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Narutopedia (Obvious things are obvious)
http://yokai.com/ (YOKAI, I’m really just posting this site as a link because it’s useful damn it!)
Chapter 9: Prophecies: The Chosen One, Unchosen One and The Chosen Zero
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So what better place to start with after going off on magic... And well terms, and the so called Western World. It's just, this is going to be more or less entirely made up of headcanon, possibly not entirely compliant to the actual Naruto canon and may or may not seem to make absolutely zero sense at all.
Warnings: CULTURE, Headcanon, Controversy, Obito(yes, I think he needs a warning), Naruto(similar to Obito), Kaguya, Bullshitting, Animal Symbolism, Opinion
So first things first. I personally believe that prophecies are complete and utter Bullshit. No matter what fandom or series that we happen to be talking about here. Yes, even the Harry Potter Prophecy and one that I made and used as a plot point in my own stories. I consider them and fate as a whole as complete bullshit, a cop-out really. Now that being said, I will admit that they are a rather interesting and enjoyable concept in fiction, when they're done right.
As a whole the concept of fate, and everything that it entails kind of bugs me. Mainly because it leads to the idea, the thought, the feeling that everything that you've done, or will do has already being planned out. No matter what you do you can't fight fate. Which is quite frankly bullshit, I mean sure sometimes life can certainly feel that way, but in a story it can stilt the characters and limit your story. Of course, Ikioi runs on slightly different things and fate and prophecies are very much a thing.
Except this is where it gets tricky. I generally go by the rules of; Once a Prophecy is spoken then the world is bound by it. Except not all Prophecies are reliable, not all of them are true or real, and not all of them should be listened to.
"It's all fiddly and complicated, and basically bullshitting!"
So yeah, that's probably not making much sense to anyone. So here comes some cultural bullshit to expand upon my explanation and then a whole breakdown of exactly who is the "Chosen One" and how that is. Including why I believe that.
So in general the Elemental Nations of Ikioi are rather Japanese orientated culturally, with maybe dashes of Chinese, Korean and maybe a bit of Indian culture mixed in. Which is tricky for me to sort of figure out in my head, since I'm from Australia, which is more or less worlds away culturally. What I do know is something of a base of knowledge though, so it's something to build off of with research. For the most part any belief of fate or prophecy is shown by their superstitions and of course the way they pay their respect to the various gods of their culture.
In simple terms, there is a generalized belief in fate, destiny and prophecies across the Elemental Nations, but it varies from person to person. And it also effects them to different degrees, obviously an example of someone on the more extreme side of the "Fate is unchangeable" spectrum was once Neji. But he was a really, really extreme example of someone who clung to the belief of fate. And really it was more of a security blanket that he used. Naruto on the other hand doesn't really believe in fate, he charges forwards and declares that he's going to make his own path.
Really, it's generalized. Most people fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum, with a mild belief in fate, but only to a point or the belief of certain superstitions. "Not doing a certain thing in a certain way will lead to something else happening" that sort of thing. It's complicated really, and I'm not helping my case because I'm turning into something of a hypocrite. Generally though, fate isn't real, unless a prophecy is spoken, and then there are other factors that need to be taken into account.
Also just because I can, the Secret Countries don't generally believe in fate or destiny at all calling the entirety of the matter bullshit. Except those who reside in Tochi no Tengoku to Jigoku, because they reside in the land of Heaven and Hell and thus are closer spiritually to the edge of the Physical Plane. The Western World on the other hand varies from place to place, there are several specific locations where destiny and fate plays a big part in everyday life and then there are those places where such ideals are simply discarded.
And then there's Jikuusekai no Kuni. Which is in so many timelines and universes all at the same time most people are pretty blase about the idea of fate and destiny. Since they see so many different outcomes all at the same time, none of them actually buy into the idea of any such thing as a set fate. Hell one of my characters from Jikuusekai was actually originally a canon character who got themselves caught in a time-loop and broke their entire timeline to escape it eventually ending up in Jikuusekai where they stayed. Saying much more would probably lead right into spoilers.
So yeah, for the most part fate and destiny just doesn't really work out that well. A number of apocalyptic or bad end timelines will happily point that out to you, even if most of them end up turning into time-travel timelines. Which also effects everything else, but overall, the problem of a Prophecy and exactly how trustworthy it is depends on several things. Generally it's things that can seem unimportant but are.
The time that it's given. Who or what is giving it. Who's there to actually witness it. Also whether it's an obvious self-fulfilling prophecy or one that's vague enough that it will be fulfilled in the future even without having to be spread.
Yeah, time effects the outcome of a prophecy, after all in the words of a certain well loved sci-fy Doctor "People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually — from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint — it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly... timey-wimey... stuff." So of course it's going to effect exactly how trustworthy a prophecy would actually be. I actually can't think of any specific examples for this which would clearly explain this. But, well some of Trelawney's predictions in Harry Potter certainly seem rather time specific really. It's subtle, but it's there. Also there are a few fanfics where prophecies are altered due to changes in the timeline, or because they're given at different times than in the original. So there's a precent for this, also they can be nullified of course by later events, especially if we're talking about insert timelines.
Anyway, that's getting a bit too technical probably, as for the who or the what... I'll probably expand on that a bit later. But for the most part as I see it, truly there's only a handful of creatures or people who can actually give reliable prophecies. Most people from Jikuusekai could "technically" fall into that category, but they kind of cheat. I'm going to tentatively say the the Sage of Six Paths technically was able to give reliable prophecies, but he was also probably thinking in several different timelines, not to mention how vague that even was. So it's only tentative really. As for with animals, well there's a lot of symbolism behind my choices and explaining them would take a while. Maybe I'll just section it off and explain it further down, yeah, so look forwards to that.
Then there's who's witnessing the prophecy being given, and whether they even take it into consideration for the future. The fact is, about fifty percent of the prophecies ever given or told are self-fulfilling. It's a simple fact of life, because once a prophecy is told, most people tend to actually think about it and often move to try and find a way to make it come to pass or prevent it as some cases may be. Which of course tends to lead to it becoming a self fulfilling prophecy, which at the base of it is what the Harry Potter prophecy was in the end. Not that many people actually consider that really. At the basis of it though, I kind of see the Naruto prophecy as something of a self fulfilling prophecy as well, somewhat. It's really, really complicated though, I mean technically speaking the tailed beasts could have all reunited and worked together at any time really, but they never really did. So it kind of seems silly putting it into such a context.
As for the latter things, vagueness is kind of an obvious for how that "helps" a prophecy, and as I previously stated. I'm of the opinion that fifty percent of prophecies are self fulfilling anyway. I really don't have to expand on that one at all really. I mean seriously, in one of my own stories there was this big giant pile-up because of a "prophecy" that originally began as a joke and then became self fulfilling but it literally had these requirements that only a handful of people ever really ended up meeting that made it more of a true prophecy than anything else. But really I digress, because that's not the important thing here... What is important is that now I'm setting up for the whole; Who exactly classifies as the Chosen One in the Naruto franchise?
"Yeah, I'm going there, because I am not exactly the fondest of that trope and because it's something to think about really."
Here is where I'm going to step on a lot of metaphorical toes and make a bit of a mess of things. Mainly though this is going to be incredibly bullshitty and of course chock full of opinion. Don't take anything too seriously really.
So I've complained about prophecies and destiny being bullshit, and now I'm going to complain some more. All the while I'm also going to be tossing around headcanon as if its nothing to think about. This will probably reference or expand on many different bits and pieces of my headcanon, some of which has probably being alluded to before, but not expanded on yet. So anyway lets get started then.
I'm going to say right now, when it comes to the ultimate Naruto prophecy, I will concede to the fact that Naruto is really the only one who could actually fit that descriptor. A "blue-eyed mischievous boy" is indeed what Naruto is after all. So ultimately, I can admit that Naruto kind of fit that prophecy. But I still don't really like it that much, truly I don't. As for Naruto being the actual Chosen One though. No, I don't really believe it. It's one of those things that kind of makes me go "yeeah no."
I do not believe at all that Naruto is the actual Chosen One. Sure he was the one who ultimately saved the world and fixed things. But really that truly could have been anyone if events had gone differently. It's something that people forget to think about, but there's a lot of factors that go into this. Ripples spread from actions and they can lead to various reactions, many of which can't instantly be seen or noticed. And honestly, while Naruto was the main one to unite the Shinobi world in the end, to drive it towards that ultimate peace, he had a lot of help to reach that point. In fact, there's several points where I'm pretty sure he would have broken had he not had people there to help him.
Long before the series started he had Teuchi and Ayame who supported him. Also the Sandaime was of course another person who cared for him. Then came Iruka, and Team 7. From there he managed to gather people to him. But what do you think would have happened if he didn't have Teuchi or Ayame's support? If politics had kept the Sandaime even more tied up and prevented them from assisting Naruto. He would never have been able to handle that pressure forever. People so often think that physical pain is the most horrifying thing ever, forgetting that psychological pain generally has much farther reaching consequences. So he could have all too easily broken before the series even began, not exactly much of a Chosen One there?
As for everything else, yeah a lot of that can be attributed to his determination to keep going and prove those around him wrong. But, I'm seeing a bit of a lack of communication and true understanding in a lot of his Therapy no Jutsu uses. Yeah sure it works, but it's more along the lines of let me punch you and prove that I'm right. Although there are a few moments where it seems like he actually does understand the person who he's using it on, for the most part it's merely glimpses into their problems though. Of course then again, it would be stupid to actually get down and talk things out really, but it would still help. Hell the whole Naruto series seems to have a prevalent notice of Poor Communication Kills really, but that's kind of parallel to real life right there.
Also all those opportunities he ultimately had to prove himself as the Prophecy Child? They were directly, or indirectly caused by a number of other characters. Quite notably, a lot of them were caused indirectly by Obito. Which is certainly something, but it's also really, really hard to track down and determine exactly what he influenced and what he didn't. Because there's just so much going on in the Naruto canon, and all we as an audience really get to see is what's going on in Konoha. Not that we don't hear about what's going on elsewhere, but it's still kind of vague. Basically it seems like in Ikioi Konoha is more or less the center of the universe... But no seriously. Most of Naruto's accomplishments were only able to be made because of outside influences that were already in place setting up such events.
Naruto just happened to be the person who actually attempted to fix things. Of course, a lot of other characters also tried to fix things, with varying results and plans. Jiraiya after all wanted World Peace and both Nagato and Obito lent more to the Well Intentioned Extremist side of things, but they did want to make the world better. Notably that's not actually many people who's stated goals are to help the world, or fix it. To be fair though, the thing about people wanting peace is said want tends to just lead to more fighting. People fight to attain peace, yeah, the whole world is made up of hypocrites.
So yeah, it's less that he was born to be the Chosen One and more that circumstances led to him being such. So really, in my opinion Naruto was no more, or no less the "real" Chosen One as anyone else in the series could have been. Or even was, also the obvious answer to this question is that obviously Naruto's the chosen one because he's the titular character. But in-universe, that doesn't really hold well. So as said, circumstances lead to him being recognised as the Chosen One. So personally I only see Naruto as more The Child of Prophecy, and that's only in regards to the original prophecy that was given to the Biju by the Sage.
"There's still a lot to cover, and all of it's opinion and controversy"
Now, that all should be enough, but I kind of want to expand on a few other things that there are to consider. Namely Obito being the catalyst(more or less) to the plot of the series even getting kick-started. Because hell if the things that he done didn't effect the whole of the fate of Ikioi. Hell, he set everything in motion and took the most active part in events. Even while considering the fact that technically he was doubly manipulated(both Madara and the Black Zetsu) he was the one doing everything. Also he didn't slow down much with all the punishment that he took either.
Warnings(Again): Major Character Breakdown, Moderate Spoilers, Headcanon, Character Defense
So Obito. He's quite clearly my absolute favourite character in the entirety of the Naruto Franchise, with Kakashi following and then Sai. But that's not important. The simple fact of the matter is that Obito is largely the reason for the plot even existing. He's been involved in pretty much everything really, unless you try to drag Danzo's actions into the light and that's a whole other can of worms.
Can I just say that to start with he is a deliberate parallel to Naruto, they're both Orphans without parents and ostracized for something that's really out of their control. Neither of them really knew their parents and both aimed high. Except that Obito is a bit milder than Naruto, his personality is less exaggerated. Well except when he's playing Tobi but that's a whole other problem. Also the triangle with his team mirrors the modern Team Seven. Obito liked Rin, who liked Kakashi who pretty much ignored them. Although with Kakashi it was less you'll slow me down and more "If I grow attached then it'll hurt more..." which might also be Sasuke's reasoning but that Uchiha is more revenge focused than anything else.
Yeah, that's not important, but it will help with the rest of my explanation. So Obito was the equivalent to Naruto on his team, the heart of the team if you will. The one who drew them together and kept them in equilibrium. That's complicated to explain, but it's the truth. Similar to Naruto their teams sort of centered around them when you took the time to actually look and see simply because their personalities were ones that called people to them. Again not that important, but it's something to think about.
So he "died" and ended up stuck alone with Madara. There are a lot of factors that lead to his whole descent into villainy really. It's not just Rin's death, but more the fact that it was Kakashi who killed her. Everything that led up to such an act, and the fact that there was no one at all there to get him to look a bit further than the surface of the situation. Also honestly, as I see it, if it had been anyone other than Kakashi who ultimately ended up killing Rin his reaction would have been only slightly less extreme. Since it was Kakashi though, his whole world-view basically came crashing down around him all at once. And there was no one there to help him see reason or prove that the world was still worth living in.
Then he sets off the rest of the plot. Corrupting Nagato(Pein), and then going off to face his former sensei. Which, if you pay attention to was obviously pretty painful for him. He wasn't exactly aiming to actually kill Minato, otherwise he wouldn't have been holding back at all, considering he did have Mokuton. He was still kind of dealing with the whole shattered world views as well if you actually think about it here. So he possibly was hoping that Minato would see beyond the mask. Yeah that didn't happen, you can also possibly blame a form of Stockholm's Syndrome for following some of Madara's ideals, keep in mind he was only 13/14 at the time.
He also was the cause of the mess in Kiri, by taking control of the Mizukage. But he didn't explicitly order a Kekkei Genkai purge, more a prosecution. People just started killing each other. He also recruited Kisame and other Akatsuki members during this period as it built up towards everything else. The Uchiha Massacre was a mixture of his own actions and Danzo's manipulations. I kind of get the feeling that he was attacking them through a mixture of how they ignored him as a child, and probably how they reacted to Kakashi receiving his eye as a gift. The Forth Shinobi War was started by him, also without that little push the Five Kage would have never actually allied together and things would have been a lot tenser. Sasuke's madness was also fed by him as well.
Also, out of every villain in the series. Obito was ultimately the one who came the closest to actually succeeding in breaking some of our heroes. Naruto almost listened to him and broke, but Hinata and Kurama reminded Naruto that there were others who still cared. He also pretty much did succeed in breaking Kakashi albeit that was only temporarily. But he was the only person who really came that close to actually breaking Naruto and the only reason he failed was because Naruto had support. And then Naruto turned around and brought him back down to earth, and shattered his reasoning behind remaining the bad guy. Also seriously, after his redemption he is really the only reason that Team Seven really survived to actually fight back against Madara and Kaguya. Seriously, even after he actually finally died he pulled off a move to allow them a final chance to succeed by giving Kakashi his Sharingan(once more).
That's not even getting into some of the other things. His diverse move pool, unlike most of the other characters he doesn't just use a single technique to win every battle. Well aside from Kamui, but he doesn't rely only on that. Also can I just mention that while his the Jubi's Jinchuriki even while it's incomplete is rather strangely attuned to the beast-like nature of the Shinju. It's also rather unlike any other Jinchuriki transformation in the series. Also Kamui is an ability that's explicitly unique to him(and later Kakashi). It also doesn't seem to have been used previously either by any other members of his clan. So there's also that which is unique about his skill-set. Also consider how he began as a loser, and then became the almost unstoppable villain. Even if ultimately he was a Well Intentioned Extremist.
So yeah. Ultimately if you break down everything that Obito's contributed to the plot. He kind of slips into the Chosen One position as well simply because of how much his presence and actions even affected. He also retains traits of his original self, especially if you're looking for them. Considering the way that unlike Madara he only disposed of traitors to his cause and always respected the fallen. Also, after his death with the whole reverting back to age thirteen, it kind of drives home the fact that he never really grew up. Blame being crushed under a rock for that one. Not to mention that he clung to his team photo as a line to sanity. His team was his world.
In contrast Naruto was set up as the hero of the entire series. Sure Naruto also went through a whole load of pain and trauma and problems. But by contrast, Naruto also always had reliable friends and precious people by his side. People who were able to prevent Naruto from succumbing to his own inner darkness. From becoming just like Obito.
Yeah, so ultimately I kind of see Obito as more of a Chosen One type of figure when compared to Naruto. Since who said that the Chosen One had to be a hero? Too often that's what's assumed. Too, too often, but the villain can just as easily be the Chosen One people. And due to Obito's influence he certainly manages to fall into the position to supposedly be such a Chosen One. Or really the Unchosen One since he was never officially recognised as it.
"In fact there's probably more to this than just that..."
Hell, if you want to break down the entirety of the canon series an argument can be made for there to have been multiple Chosen Ones. Naruto as the "Child of Prophecy" clearly being one. Sasuke since he was needed to help Naruto achieve sealing away Kaguya once more. Obito for all the influence that he had on the plot. Madara and Hashirama because they revolutionized the entirety of the Ninja System by simply founding Konoha. Jiraiya for specifically being the one explicitly said to train the Child of Prophecy, as in one of his students would change the world.
Unfortunately, Nagato and Minato didn't really do much that could qualify them for any such position as Chosen Ones. Unless you count Pein's attack on Konoha and sacrificing himself to seal away Kurama. Which is really not much in the grander scheme of things really. So I guess that both Nagato and Minato kind of Missed the Call.
So yeah, I suppose that would be... "Animal Symbolism" Ahh right. My whole little comment on what animals have to do with Divinations, Prophecies and Fate. I never did explain the rest of that did I? Eh, well I'll expand on that in a later chapter then.
Chapter 10: Ninshu
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"Seriously it's pretty much just empathy"
Since I apparently feel the need to go way, way too in depth with this I'm here. With a huge rant on the concept of ninshu, and I suppose in a way that would also cover ninjutsu. Which would then lead towards genjutsu, keimajutsu, kaizokujutsu, baikingujutsu and bushidojutsu. Yeah, I kind of made up categories for my own fan-made jutsu depending on what kind of warriors primarily use them.
Warnings: Language, Feelings, Character Headcanon, Ninjou Clan, Psychology, Ranting, Bullshitting
So first things first, What's Ninshu? Well, that's a bit complicated. As far as I can tell it's more of an idea, a theory, a teaching. Not entirely something solid. So yeah, it was more of a religion, a way of life so to speak. Not really anything like what everyone uses chakra for in the manga/anime/modern time of Ikioi.
So that didn't answer anything really. Okay so let me try again. Ninshu was the teaching that the Sage Of Six Paths first came up with for chakra. It was supposed to be used as a way to tie people together, to allow for more understanding between one another. Sharing the emotions and pains of those who you're close to by sharing and trading your chakra... Basically it can be summed up in one word; empathy.
Yeah, to simplify Ninshu all you need to think about is empathy. Basically the entire ideal behind ninshu was that. The sharing of pain, and understanding those around you. Which honestly, just kind of makes me want to palm my face because that never ends well. Even when you understand someone, or share their pain you can still want to punch them in the face if only to get them to stop complaining about it. Yeah, that's humanity for you. Although yeah, it's probably a lot, and I do mean a lot more complicated than just that. But calling it empathy and being done is the simplist way of describing what ninshu is at it's core.
"Seeing the world through another's eyes. There's a lot of potential with this. It's linking people's minds and souls together damn it!"
So yeah, I'm really going to actually talk about this. As in go further than just the empathy description. While that's ninshu's core there is a lot more to it. I mean hell, part of it was actually used in series with the whole transference of emotions and understanding that really strong ninjas can experience with the trade of a punch. An entire conversation with no words. I mean, that was a thing, and it was kind of Naruto's signature Therapy no Jutsu really. Also the connection shared between Obito's sharingan that allows him and Kakashi to kind of partially experience what the other is. They experienced bleed through, and could see/feel what the other did if they needed to.
Also, I kind of figure that's why babies and toddlers up until around the four to five age range are so freaking sensitive to others emotions. They're using ninshu instinctively and more or less all the time. Because, well it kind of fits doesn't it? And to them it's a bit overwhelming. But it still remains there to some degree. Notably I've included elements of this in Dancing Sparks... But they're not exactly the most prominent. Because the twin link that Tomoko shares with her timeline's version of Obito takes up the major part of what her ninshu actually does. They're connected, able to see, think and feel things that the other does. It's still relatively minor right now, but it's there.
Yeah, mostly minor stuff really. But there's so much potential with this. Since it's literally tying people's souls together. So kind of taking the concept of soul-mate except applying it to anyone.
"Then there's also the way that the concept of Meditation also manages to tie into this. Because self-reflection and understanding also helps you to understand those around you."
So meditation, and how it ties in. I really kind of didn't think that much on this up until reading a self-insert that actually implemented Meditation in a way beyond the usual, self-reflection and musing on the universe and how small you really are thing... Anyway, so beyond Tomoko's whole self-reflection and memory refreshing thing there's actually a lot more that she's doing when meditating.
Namely, she's got to focus beyond her chakra system. Because a story made me think, with chakra a lot of things would be much different. I mean yeah, our world does have chakra, but it's more of a theory. More on that later when I update with a mechanics of Reincarnation chapter... So yeah, chakra works differently. Because of that difference meditation also means something different to most people in Ikioi. Sure for the most part it can be leveled off as more or less the same, but you've also got to take into account the chakra system.
Breathe in, and become aware of the power thrumming through their bodies and in the air around them. Breathe out, and the tenketsu snap into focus. Then ordering it, calming it down and focusing it more in the body. Which slows down the perception of time, allowing things to be perceived and absorbed by the mind much faster than normally. It also means because of this sped up perception of time that people would mentally mature much faster in comparison to others. Of course this is specifically for shinobi in comparison to civilians who aren't really taught meditation.
The way that it would tie into Ninshu of course is the first part of it, the awareness of the Chakra System, more than the secondary order and control part. Because an awareness of self is the first step to an awareness of others. Linking that power together with someone else's chakra leads into the understanding and trade off that's ninshu. Which is really talking about resonance levels, because to link it together you would have to resonate with the other person... Think like what a meister will do with their weapon partner in Soul Eater if you're having trouble envisioning that.
Also, for reference, Chakra Scans are something different, more like a small test/taste of the other person's chakra to make sure that it's flowing correctly, and/or interacting with their body in the correct way.
"Well isn't this just typical of humanity? We're given something to help our understanding of others and instead twist it for use in war."
Anyway, aside from that, I've explained meditation, and what ninshu primarily is... So what about how it's used and influences what constitutes as modern Ninjutsu and all of the rest?
So first of all, it doesn't really influence any of these fighting forms of the use of chakra. Some of it's concepts are still there... At least in the regards of Iryo-Ninjutsu, but even then not really no. Which is actually kind of a pity. Where ninshu is primarily based around the idea of sharing chakra between more than one person, modern jutsu don't. They take the concept of chakra manipulation sure, but then they focus primarily on the self part of it and twist it to boost their own power.
I mean yeah sure, I've got a few fan clans and characters who don't just use jutsu that twist the teaching. But for the most part... Yeah no. Off the top of my head a few of the clans that more closely actually follow the idea of Ninshu would be: Muryoku, Lupin, Depardieu, Spirit, Obake, Ferox, Giga, Phantasmatis, and of course the Ninjou.
Out of those, both the Muryoku and Phantasmatis Clan can't even really use chakra. Which, is well... Yeah. It's because of Chakra Dormancy, more than anything else... Which is a condition where chakra doesn't naturally flow throughout the body, not exactly a bad thing because this is typically how I imagine our world. We have chakra but for the most part it's dormant for the entirety of our lives.
Anyway, so yeah, those Fan Clans all follow the ninshu teachings in at least some of the ways that they deal with the rest of the world... Also as a side note: Samurai! Because seriously, I don't actually see people using them very often, nor any of the other non-shinobi potential characters in Ikioi but I still do have stuff written up about them.
But yeah so out of all the types of jutsu, a fair amount of bushidojutsu actually follow the vague conventions of ninshu. Which is weird... But eh, aside from that, there are maybe a handful of ninjutsu that technically follow the rules of ninshu and a decent amount of keimajutsu that also follow the ninshu rules. Oh, and Genjutsu, not to mention summons. But really, there's not actually that much that I can say about jutsu that follow the idea of ninshu. The only reason that summons are even mentioned is because of the whole energy transference that their realm even runs on. So yeah.
"So not much in the way of jutsu is actually relevant. So instead I'll move on to the psychology behind it and also use the Ninjou Clan as an example of what I'm going with..."
So yeah, if people haven't already noticed, I'm kind of one of those people who actually do tend to think about the whys and the hows behind the ways that characters think. And also behind how other things work when they link in to the mind. So using the Ninjou Clan as an example I am going to delve into the ramifications of the use of ninshu.
Right off the bat, the whole clan is rather unified. Justifiably unified really, since they're all connected to one another, maybe not at all times, but still connected. Typically the Ninjou Clan tries incredibly hard to be as understanding as they possibly can be. Typically most of the members have names that vaguely mean particular emotions. Or they have names that mean protection, or safety, or even hero. Names that lead to support.
While they do know that what they practice is Ninshu, they claim that it's a Kekkei Genkai called Kyoukan. Mainly because it's actually incredibly hard to actually teach the way of Ninshu to people as they grow older. It's one of those things that as a child is easy to learn and do but as an adult is harder to pick up. So they call it a Kekkei Genkai unless specifically asked about it.
As a whole they're kind of open to outsiders, kind and respectful, understanding. Typically they do not enjoy fighting at all, ever and would prefer to talk things out. They're kind of the peace makers of Ikioi and can be found across the whole planet traveling in their caravan and telling stories, teaching the older ways. How they survived the warring states era is a mystery for the ages. They also tend to have the habit of picking up orphans, often bringing strays into the fold and teaching people from all life parts.
Due to the teachings of Ninshu they're also much, much more in harmony with the world around them. Although not exactly sages in the traditional sense, almost all members of the Ninjou Clan can use some form of senjutsu and pick up on the Natural Energy that's in the air. In fact as they get older, a few of them are believed to have such energy flowing within them naturally. In fact an old folktale of the clan is that at the end of their lives they would become a tree to give back the energy to the world.
So yeah, they're kind of awesome. I mean seriously I love this fan clan out of all of my fan clans. Aside from the Scintilla Clan, the Ninjou Clan is one of the ones that I've really thought hard about. Of course, there are fighters in the clan, for defences and protection among other things. Their fighters vary, some of them are technically shinobi, some are knights, a handful are pirates/vikings, and then there are some that are samurai.
So yeah. Of course, there's a lot more that I've got on them... But for now, this will be all that I'll reveal. Anyway, next chapter's probably going to be the one on Reincarnation... Also, eventually that Animal Symbolism chapter will come... It's just taking a while.
Chapter 11: Reincarnation
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Or Why my OC-inserts are so different
So reincarnation. AKA one of the single most overused plots in the Naruto fandom currently. Since well, you know everyone's done at least one reincarnation fic... Er... More or less anyway.
Warnings: General Bullshit, Faint Spoilers, Character explanation
Anyway, first off. Generally with my reincarnation stories I always follow the rule that if one person has been reborn into that universe/timeline then there are likely others. This rule is especially notable throughout the Art of the Insert series because apart from Tomoko there's also a whole bunch of others... Okay well not a whole bunch, but altogether in the AotI Timeline there are eight main inserts. There are others, but those eight are the primary focus of the timeline. Thus importance, also out of all of them... Tomoko is the one that the timeline primarily focuses around, which is mainly due to the fact that I "created" her first.
Anyway, all that aside, the points of divergence in a reincarnation fic, may not even be the character that was reincarnated. Especially if you consider the whole, chosen one debate... Which I ranted about in a previous chapter. Anyway, so when factoring in that, I basically say if you end up reincarnating with your memories then obviously you've become a Chosen One of some sort. Will you be a hero/savior, or villain/destroyer, that's up to you... But since they have memories of a previous life, then it kind of defaults that they would obviously have a bigger influence on the world around them than they would realize. And then it only depends on where/when they were born how much of an influence that actually is.
So, yeah. Anyway, that aside how does this even happen? The lore behind it?
"Ahh I can explain... You see Kami and God got into a bet, and the Shinigami was drunk..."
Usually, it happens by accident. Or while the main gods of the realms are bored. It is a lot more complicated than that of course, since it also brings in such things as deals with death, or even those occasions when it's a wish made in the desperation of the moment. An idle thought that drifted across their mind or many other things. Generally though it's done by the reigning deity out of boredom and/or curiosity.
In the context of Art of the Insert, Tomoko, Satoshi and Masayoshi were all dumped into Ikioi because of a God's boredom, with Tomoko being the most "favoured" one and the one that the timeline would begin to circle around more and more. Karasuki and Kyoukou came from a desperate wish made by someone who wanted to find acceptance. Shiiru was the result of a drunken bet. Senritsu and Denti were both born from idle curiosity...
As for Stars Across Dimensions it was born from a mixture of Obito's kamui and Harry's boredom as the Master of Death. Since Harry had managed to lock his particular timeline into a loop where it repeated the events of the series the exact same way each and every time. He guessed that bringing in an outsider would change things and Obito just happened to be the one who fulfilled the requirements.
"And Chakra... Or magic... Also, Obito's sharingan!"
Ahh yes, this stuff. So for those who're actually reading Stars Across Dimensions you probably would've noticed that Obito, kind of, sort of, maybe kept his sharingan and it made a brief cameo in the prologue. Also, he'd gained Mokuton... Sort of as Harry. This, is going to be a bit complicated to explain. Bear with me here, because I do have an explanation beyond simply setting up for the future.
The main thing is, Harry(as in the original one, MoD-Harry) used magic to sort of see what would have happened had he let things run their course. While also using said magic to shift Obito's soul between the two dimensions. Magic itself however decided what abilities would manifest themselves in Obito, thus registering his once future abilities as Tobi it used that as a basis. Since magic in and of itself transcends time and space without even caring about the seeming Laws of the Universe.
As for Chakra, in Stars Across Dimensions I didn't really dwell on it that much. To Obito it's more or less the same, except with a subtle difference that he can't quite pin-point. But because he's used to being able to feel it, that difference doesn't cause any ill-effects that you would usually see in anyone else who generally gets reincarnated into another dimension.
"People are aware that Chakra is a thing that actually exists in Reality right? Right? Well sort of anyway since it's more of a theory that's never been proven. Also it didn't come from a freaking tree..."
So yeah, this is actually one of those things that actually kind of bugs me. Because Chakra actually is one of those things that supposedly already exists in our world. Our reality. As I pointed out in Stars it existed in both Ikioi and the Magicverse. Since Obito was still able to access it and use it just as if he were still more or less in his own dimension.
The fact is though, each dimension has subtle differences in the chakra that flows through people's bodies. The Chakra/Energy that each dimension and world runs on is subtly different from one world to another. Also, I mentioned in the previous chapter on Ninshu that in our reality for the most part our chakra is more or less dormant for the entirety of our lives. Because it is, and because it works in a much different way than the chakra of Ikioi.
Chakra in our world and our reality is a teaching really. Also, it's not so much as simply chakra as it is the seven chakras and each serves a different purpose. While in Ikioi it's an energy form with an entire system that runs through a person's body and allows them to heal faster, move faster and of course with training do some rather incredible feats. In the Magicverse(HP) Chakra is a mixture between both Ikioin Chakra and the Chakra of our world. Since in our world it's more of a teaching, and less of an energy it would be something closer to enlightenment.
Therefore to most when moving between worlds the differences will be much starker and thus disorientating to those who's worlds chakras are further removed from one another. Thus why most people who end up in Ikioi after death tend to begin with Chakra Hypersensitivity until they adjust to the sensation. Although, at the same time, depending on their mental/spiritual reaction it can have other effects such as Tomoko's Supersensitivity or Satoshi's Chakra Deficiency.
In our world Chakra is not an active force, it's there but subtle and you need to reach enlightenment first before you can really be aware of it. In Ikioi it's there all the time, boosting even civilians to make them more durable and fast so that for the most part technology is frozen. In the Magicverse it's a mix of both, in the Marvel universe it's a mix same with DC, Ranma 1/2 gives it a different name... Every single one of those universes has it's subtle differences with chakra and how it interacts with the rest of the world.
And, that's my answer to the problem. Done explaining.
Chapter 12: Nature of Chakra
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Chakra. The manifestation of combined spiritual and physical energy. Of combined Chi and Ki. But what is it? What is Chakra exactly?
In a way, it is the soul. Your very being a culmination of who you are. Chakra is your life force really. But at the same time it's not, Chakra may be your life force but it doesn't hold everything about you. Your Chi on the other hand, the Spiritual Energy half is definitely made up of your soul. The exact nature of what it is though is unknown. It's unable to be explained properly. Your Chi or Spiritual Energy reflects the exact nature of your soul, of the rest of your being.
Of course, without your Ki, or Physical Energy it's next to worthless. You can't really use your Chi on it's own in a fight. Unless it's in the terms of using it for Genjutsu, very specific genjutsu. Of course even Ki has it's own properties separate from Chakra. Ki is your body, your physical energy and being. Your health and growth, that's your Ki. Like with Chi you can't really use it on it's own in a fight, except when using Taijutsu. Even then it's very specific taijutsu.
Together these two things twist together to make Chakra. It's completely natural, even civilians have chakra. More difficult is separating chakra into it's two parts. Separating your chakra into Chi and Ki and using them separately is incredibly difficult.
That said we should probably move on.
Everyone has a chakra system within them, this system is intricately linked with the nervous system. And the rest of the body, it is what holds people together just as much as the skeletal, nervous, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, lymphatic, muscular, and immune systems.
The chakra system is a series of pathways that branch throughout the whole body. Along these pathways are the 361 tenketsu. These tenketsu are the places where chakra is expelled from, typically people are only really able expel chakra through the tenketsu located in the hands and feet. Even if specifically trained due to how intricately you would have to know your body and pathways just to find the small points. Only the Hyuga clan is really able to take advantage of them, in both themselves and their opponents.
Also there are the Eight Gates. Part of the Chakra system these gates are specific tenketsu that limit the overall flow of chakra throughout your body. They keep it to an amount that's both stable and safe for the person. This may technically make you weaker, but it also stops you from burning yourself out and dying too soon. Each of these gates have their own roles.
- The Gate of Opening/Kaimon, and the Gate of Healing/Kyūmon both located in the brain.
- The Gate of Life/Seimon and the Gate of Pain/Shōmon, both located on the spinal cord.
- The Gate of Limit/Tomon located in the abdomen
- The Gate of View/Keimon located in the stomach.
- The Gate of Wonder/Kyōmon located below the stomach.
- Finally the Gate of Death/Shimon located at the heart.
Opening all of these will result in death.
Of course, the Eight Gates are intricately linked to the Physical half of your chakra. To your ki more than your chi.
On the other side of the circle are the Seven Spiritual Chakras. The seven centers of your spirit and your soul. Based more closely on the original teachings of chakra as they are in our world these seven chakras are the Chi side of the deal, and based more on the mental state of the person dealing with them. At times they can become blocked. And these blockages can cause problems with the general wellbeing of the person experiencing the trouble.
In order of importance they go from the bottom to the top.
- Root/Base Chakra or Muladhara. Which gives you the right to survive, to continue to live. Located at the base of the spine.
- Spleen Chakra or Svadisthana. Which is feelings, the right to feel and to express those emotions. Located just below the navel, the lower abdomen.
- Solar Plexus Chakra or Manipura. It's personal power, intellect, self confidence and the ability to use that intellect. Above the navel, in the stomach area.
- Heart Chakra or Anahata. Relationships, the right to love, and care for others. It also tells of acceptance of oneself. Center of the chest.
- Throat Charka or Visuddha. Relationships, the right to speak and express oneself. Also affects the ability to trust and remain loyal to those around you. Located in the throat region.
- Brow/Third Eye Chakra or Anja. Intuition, the right to "see". It's trusting your instincts and self-realization. Forehead, right between the eyes.
- And finally, the Crown Chakra or Sahasrara. Knowingness, the ability to aspire. With dedication to a higher intelligence. A connection to some kind of higher being or energy beyond the world around us. The subconscious connecting to the greater world. Located right at the top of the head.
Out of those seven the ones that cause the most problems when blocked are the Sahasrara and the Muladhara. But all of them do cause various problems when they're unbalanced. These seven Chakras are also the ones that influence the "colour" of a persons chakra the most. Typically most shinobi and civilians have blue chakra, reflecting the Visuddha. Which is typically the strongest of the chakras in people. Depending on which is the healthiest/strongest that will be reflected in the colour of your chakra.
Moving on...
Everyone has a particular nature to their chakra. An element, or bunch of elements that they're linked rather closely to. Of course technically, everyone has the full set of elements within themselves but only certain ones are incredibly strong based on the particular nature of a persons Chi and Ki. The way that those two aspects of themselves meld together into their chakra.
These natures are technically split into three categories. The Primary and Secondary natures and then the otherworldly ones. The ones that reach just that little bit further and alter everything. The more earth shaking ones. In these categories they're kept in order and used by shinobi to create and form jutsu. Altogether there are around eight familiar natures and then a further three concealed natures. Or the three otherworldly ones.
In no particular order the four most primary/basic elements are of course earth, fire, water, and air. Which make up Doton, Katon, Suiton, and Futon. Despite what shinobi seem to think, energy or raiton is not actually one of the primary elements but rather one of the secondary elements. These four interact and make the front of most people's chakra interacting and mixing and leading to how you're likely to act and react to those around you.
The secondary elements, also in no real order are; energy, shadows, light, and space-time. Yes, those are the secondary, or "shadow" elements. While some people can seem to have a raiton nature as their primary it just means that for whatever reason their secondary is stronger than their primary. As for the other three secondary elements, they make up the Aneiton, Tenpiton and the Jikuuton. None of these are particularly common aside from the raiton chakra nature. Although, the Aneiton is suspected to be fairly common among the Nara Clan considering their connection to the shadows.
As for the Jikuuton, no one can really tell where this one comes from. But it's rather strong in certain members of the Uchiha Clan, the Uzumaki Clan and also in many of the people from Jikuusekai no Kuni. Many space-time jutsu also call upon this chakra nature without anyone really realizing it.
Finally of course, there's the three remaining elements. The three otherworldly elements. Void, yin, and yang. At a glance none of them really make that much sense as elements, after all what is void? All of them sound more like concepts abstractly slotted in. Buried deep in the very soul of a person these are the elements that break you down to your very base.
The natures that they make up are Vacivaton, Inton and Yōton.
Vacivaton, or Void Release is drawing on the very forces of life and death. Pulling at the universe and the being of your soul. Drawing on the very things that make you, you. Volatile at best the few jutsu that draw on this are closely guarded and secreted away, or often sealed away and declared kinjutsu.
Inton, or Yin Release is drawing from the mind. Drawn from the spiritual energy that makes up your very being and the way that you think. It can be used to make form out of nothing. Yōton, or Yang Release on the other hand draws from your physical energy. Your ki, to boost itself. It can be used to breath life into form.
Combing the Yin and the Yang is Onmyōton, or Yin-Yang release. Only by using these two in tandem can you really see what their true strength is. And using this you can effectively create new life. Such as what the Sage of Six Paths was said to be able to do.
Okay that all said now we stop to consider Chakra Level. Or the amount of Chakra that you may have along with how much control you have over that Chakra. In boys and girls they generally begin with rather similar amounts all around. It's only in the particular ratio between their Ki and Chi that bring out the differences.
Girls tend to have more Chi than boys to begin with, and therefore focus more on improving that aspect of themselves leaving the development of their bodies and Ki to the wayside. On the other side boys begin with the ratio skewered to the Ki side of things, and therefore have more trouble focusing and developing their Chi preferring to focus on the physical rather than the mental.
The misconception of girls having less chakra overall is because of this. Since they focus more on their Chi, or the mental aspect they gain more control but growth is limited. On the other side boys seem to gain a lot more because they're focusing on the physical side and expanding their reserves by improving their bodies and minds almost in tandem at times. Of course this doesn't mean that they can ignore their studies, because studying and gaining intelligence improves the Chi aspect of their chakra.
Also, it doesn't help with the way that chakra flows through the body. With the ways that it flows to protect and support the systems of the body such as the reproductive system. In girls there's the extra chakra that supports their wombs after all, and this takes away about .02% of their usable chakra, which is barely noticeable but still counts.
As a result of all these things, the misconception continues. Along with that misconception, it's often believed that boys have poorer control, mainly because they focus more on the physical and without improving the mental their ability to judge and maintain a steady amount is limited and they end up wasting more chakra than expected.
It balances itself out. Based on which aspect they train more and focus on.
More Chi=Control, while more Ki=Power. Combined and balanced means they have more power and less wasted energy. But that balance is incredibly hard to find. It's even harder to maintain. Of course compounding these things may even be outside influences. Such as Fuinjutsu seals applied to you, or by you, or just in the area.
Or if you're a Jinchuriki.
In general most Jinchuriki are notorious for having trouble with their control. Typically this is because the addition of the Biju within them gives them a bit of a skewered balance of the aspects of their ki and chi within them. Depending on which biju was sealed and what kind of seal was used. The fact that generally the biju are not agreeable to the situation does not help at all. So they might purposefully skewer the chakra levels to show their discontent with the situation. Of course, even Jinchuriki can learn good control, it might just take a little bit longer than most of those around them though.
Aside from those things, there is one more thing to really talk about here. Chakra problems.
Chakra Diseases and deficiencies. While some can be caused by problems with the Gates, or the Seven Chakras a lot of these are actually unexplained. People can appear healthy, but they may have unseen issues with their chakra. Either in the way that it interacts with them, or the way that they're able to use it. Not all of these are bad though, they just alter the way that you're able to use your chakra, or if you can use it at all.
- Chakra Hypersensitivity: By far the most devastating, chakra hypersensitivity is a state where the body is really sensitive to chakra within it. Whether this is just a bit of an buzz or actual pain depends on the person. Also this makes healing incredibly tricky because many suffers find iryo-ninjutsu painful. Healing seals on the other hand get various results and might be best.
- Chakra Supersensitivity: Much like chakra hypersensitivity this is a state where the person is more sensitive to chakra. Unlike with hypersensitivity though it's to chakra outside of their body more than within. Many of these people are considered sensors and they're generally at least peripherally aware of the chakra within themselves. Often in particularly young children this gets mistaken for chakra hypersensitivity.
- Chakra Deficiency: Seen when people have trouble properly mixing their Ki and Chi into actual chakra. For whatever reason these people are characterized by the full separation of their chakra into it's two components. They can learn to mix them together but they're limited by the fact that it doesn't just do that naturally and they have to actually think about doing it.
- Crippled Coils: Issues with the chakra pathways and tenketsu can sometimes lead to this issue. The inability to use your chakra to create and use genjutsu or ninjutsu these people are able to manipulate their chakra. It's just outside of the body it pretty much dissipates instantly although tree walking and water walking are still achievable.
- Chakra Dormancy: Finally there is chakra dormancy. A state where a person's chakra for whatever reason doesn't flow freely through their body naturally on it's own. In this particular case, it's not exactly noticeable until they try to use their chakra, and then outside help is needed to help them to get it to circulate for the first time. This state can also be achieved later on, by sealing away or locking away your chakra: when that happens it's called a Garandou state.
Chapter 13: Ki, Chi, and Chakra
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Chi imbalance, more chi equals a more purple colour. Or green in the case of Iryo-ninjutsu. Ki imbalance leads to a more red colour.
On that note, I imagine that pure Ki is Red, or more specifically crimson. Like your blood. Chi on the other hand is violet. I will eventually explain the reason but that's not exactly what this chapter is for. So let's actually get into that then...
For anyone who's been reading By Any Other Name, you might have noticed that in the recent chapters Obito has been using purely Ki or purely chi. The reason is that aside from the idea been interesting it kind of fit into the arc, and also, I have actually thought about the concept before. So here's a bit of an explanation for what's going on there. And what might happen further in the future.
This ability will be turning up in my other stories eventually.
Ki: Physical energy. Your body and the connection that you have with it. The pulse and beat of your life, the mortal part of your soul. It's your connection to the world. Using it alone will strengthen your physical abilities and enhance your natural qualities.
Abilities Given: Enhanced strength, flexibility, speed, mental processing, stamina, element immunity, enhanced balance, rapid healing, enhanced senses, extrasensory perception, sonar, G-Force adaption
Drawbacks(after use): hunger, physical exhaustion, mental exhaustion, loss of balance, RROD, potential death, broken bones, vomiting, headaches, thirst, sensory overload,
- Focusing with chakra and using just your Ki leads to using Yōton rather than just your Ki and thus leads to slightly different results. As Yōton it can be used to breath life into a form, to return life to someone, though that has a pretty high cost of it's own.
Chi: Mental and spiritual energy. Effectively your Soul. It's your connection to the greater universe, to enlightenment and your inner eye. Chi can be used to make stronger illusions, to commune with the dead and to briefly transcend the physical plane and walk in the spiritual.
Abilities given: illusionary arts, connection with nature, water walking, aura reading, mediumship, telekinesis, energy healing, astral projection, clear mind, heightened focus,
Drawbacks(after use): disassociation, mediumship, feeling death, emotional exhaustion, stress, paranoia, divinations, psychometry
- Focusing with chakra and using just your Chi leads to using Inton rather than just your Chi and thus leads to slightly different results. As Inton it can be used to make form out of nothing to create a body for a being that doesn't have one, again that has a pretty high cost of it's own.
Ultimately, using one or the other really isn't recommended. Using them together as Chakra really is the best thing that you could do. Together they balance each other out, and it's not quite as taxing on your wellbeing as using purely one or the other would be. Of course that doesn't mean that chakra doesn't come with it's own drawbacks but in a way it's less costly.
In a way.
Of course, it's still your soul that you're using to fight in a way, and your life. Chakra Exhaustion means death and of course shinobi need to eat more than civilians because of the way that the use of their chakra speeds up their metabolism and alters the way that their body works just subtly. Also, there's the third, typically forgotten part of chakra. Natural Energy.
It's the addition of this Natural Energy that gives chakra a nature. The aspect of the world, a gift from the world itself.
Doton(earth release), Katon(fire release), Suiton(water release), Futon(wind release), Raiton(lightning release), Aneiton(shadow release), Tenpiton(light release), Jikuuton(space-time release), Vacivaton(void release), Inton(yin release), Yōton(yang release) and Onmyōton(yin-yang release).
As of now, there's no known way to use Natural Energy on it's own. But focusing and using more than just the small thread that's already part of your chakra and there to connect you to the world leads to the creation of Senjutsu Chakra. Of course the drawback is obvious. Failure to do so correctly will lead to the transformation into stone.
Becoming just another statue and effectively returning to the very earth that you came from.
Chapter 14: Missing Case Files
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Just for some fun. I decided to post this based on the clans that I have a the police force for each country and their shinobi villages. This will likely be updated as I pick some new clans out for Sunagakure, Kirigakure, Kumogakure and Iwagakure. Also Uzushiogakure, which I don't have the Uzumaki as the police for, to everyone's surprise.
Uchiha Clan (Konohagakure)
Stairs. You just don't talk about them. They appear, seemingly newly built and look like they're straight out of a house. With carpet on the steps and everything. Except that they're just there out in the middle of the woods. Bad things happen if you go near them or up them. Ignore them, just ignore them and don't think about them.
People disappearing and then reappearing in places where they couldn't possibly have gotten on their own. Particularly children, also often they've only been dead for a couple of days despite being missing for months previously.
People stuffed into dead trees.
Children who turn up alive are unharmed. They also speak of strange people, the bear man, fuzzy man. Faceless people.
Voices whispering and generally strange occurrences. If there's a stranger coming near you and doing weird unnatural things we'd recommend running.
Nasir Clan (Dokuyakugakure)
Fucking Stairs. Just don't ask about them, if you see them ignore them. Don't worry about them, don't go near them they're normal. Absolutely normal.
Strange disappearances not even the animals can find the scent of those who disappear. Bodies also tend to turn up in weird places. Cross check with the Black Clan of Gijutsugakure no Sato in case they've found any of the missing people.
Dead Trees. Ignore the strange voices and humanoid figures, questioning them may result in disappearing yourself.
Black Clan (Gijutsugakure)
STAIRCASES. Ignore them, also contact the Uchiha.
Reappearances of unharmed children is to be celebrated and then all information received from the children should be noted down and cross-checked so that we can try to track down what these strange figures are. Or warn others of what to avoid.
Keep track of time, time is important. If you find yourself feeling lost and confused check the time. Also, try not to wander too far.
Infelicis Clan (Kaosugakure)
Do not even think about the stairs. If you happen to see them keep moving, just keep moving and then if possible forget about them entirely.
If someone begins to lose track of time panic. Or stop and stay exactly where you are. Don't allow the feeling of being lost to consume you, if possible look around for a Hibiki Clan member.
Any voices or weird figures seen in the woods are to immediately retreated away from. Avoid the areas where any such occurrences have been experienced and spread the warnings.
People found alive are to be questioned thoroughly and then cross-checked.
Inlassable Clan (Kaigengakure & Bochigakure)
Don't question the stairs. Don't ask about the stairs and do not approach the stairs.
Strange events and occurrences are to be reported as soon as they occur and any children appearing in places that they couldn't possibly have reached are to be carefully examined and noted down. Questioning the reasons that they show up where they do though is to be avoided.
Any random Uchiha found in odd places are to be sent back to Konohagakure with a note pinned to their shirt. Also, remember to wipe their memory of the event in case of screaming.
Who keeps leaving shoes in a clearing in the woods? It's weird and strange and most of them obviously belong to children but we never find the children. Also any dolls found in a similar clearing at to be reported.
Missing children found alive are to be double checked in case of demon possession and to make sure that they're 100% healthy and unharmed. Also question them thoroughly about what they remember while they were missing.
Cross check the information with the other Military Police Clans.
Mahou Clan (Gaisungakure)
Whatever is up with the stairs is to be ignored also in accordance with the rule book approaching them is highly inadvisable. Forgetting that they even exist would be best.
Missing pieces of the forest are also to be ignored, the bubbling purple energy is to be noted down and reported back to the Jikuukage but otherwise ignored. Same with the green lightening and anything else that you may witness in these missing areas.
Random people that are missing from their own universes are to be sent back after being thoroughly checked for any oddities.
Keep Ryuuko out of the forest. He's not allowed to be here unless it's a Tuesday.
Missing children turning up in weird places are to be noted down and then double checked for any other oddities.
What's with the shrine that's covered in shoes? Also if you hear a voice whispering words and are near the shine our recommendation is to go home and lock yourself into your home pray that it won't take you during the night.
Dead trees tend to be a good place to find dead people. Remember to check if there's any sort of strange smell.
Chapter 15: Writers Can't Do Maths - My Problem With Kirigakure
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(See the end of the chapter for notes.)
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So Zabuza, the first Shinobi originally from Kirigakure we meet. The same age as Kakashi, abolished the original kill your classmate graduation test at the age of nine...
Okay. Okay. So he's the same age as Kakashi, as Obito, as Rin.
So, how is it that Yagura apparently made that Graduation Test? How is it that Kirigakure became known as the Bloody Mist under Yagura's rule when Yagura apparently wasn't the Mizukage until after the Sanbi was sealed back into him. Which was you know, after Rin's Death! So either Kishimoto got the ages and timeline wrong, or that's right it's just the details are a bit wrong.
Seriously though. This is only part of my issues with Kirigakure, because it's painful dealing with this particular village. As if that all been wrong isn't enough, we've got to also deal with the fact that Yagura is young. Relatively young, I mean he'd kind of have to be to accumulate to the Biju's chakra in the first place. Also it's implied that he grew up with Zabuza, though there would probably be a couple of years between them... And since he's implied to have died some-time before Konoha's Chunin exams(considering that there were no Kiri nin there...) well that means that he was probably fairly young. I kind of like to imagine that he was maybe two years younger than Zabuza and co, so maybe around Twenty-five when he died.
Or something like that.
So by that calculation he'd have been twelve when Rin died, and that's too young to be Mizukage really. Maybe thirteen-fourteen when the Sanbi was recaptured by Kirigakure and put into him and he became the Mizukage. But that shows quite clearly that he couldn't have been the one who originally made the graduation exam that Kiri originally used. The one that Zabuza abolished.
Also, seriously when you think about it from this view, what exactly did Obito do while controlling Yagura?
Well he pissed of Zabuza, and the Kaguya attacked... and? Nothing else.
So uhm, that kind of leaves us with nothing. Basically I'm kind of really pissed because most of the disarray that went down in Kirigakure would be more accurately blamed on the Sandaime Mizukage. Which is you know rather sucky to think about. You know this jerk. Which is really painful to think about since he's kind of one of the people we know the least about.
Before that it was Hōzuki Gengetsu as the Mizukage, and we know he wouldn't have put into effect the Kekkei Genkai purge because his Clan kind of almost had one. Though the wiki calls that a Hiden, I don't really agree... seems more Kekkei Genkai-ish. So yeah.
Basically Kirigakure is a huge mess.
We can blame most of the problems on it's Sandaime Mizukage and Obito apparently just sat around and done nothing while playing puppet master.
Of course then you bring in Madara, and the fact that he held enough power over Kirigakure to set up the events that would trigger Obito's Face-Heel Turn. How long he'd have had to have that power would be debatable. Also, consider, Kirigakure was behind the attack on Uzushiogakure.
Which could have been orchestrated by Madara under guidance from Kuro.
I mean hey, it's stuff to think about.
But seriously, I kind of hate how messy this whole thing is. Because seriously, did Kishimoto even try to figure out the maths or did he just write stuff down and then decide that it was good enough. It annoys me almost as much as Obito's sudden height change post his reveal as Tobi(I mean that, he was stated to be 175cm before reveal and then suddenly 182cm) It just bugs me. So yeah, and then this isn't even getting into relative ages of the Kages before Yagura and when they might have died but still...
Actually yeah, I'm going to post a bit of a rough thing for that right here because it proves my point a bit and also yes. This is the information that I'm going with for Kirigakure in my own Naruto fics. Because I'm not dealing with timeline issues and complaints.
Deal with it.
So I kind of think that the Shodai Mizukage; Byakuren was around fifty-nine years of age at the time that the villages were founded, so he would have died during the first Shinobi War.
And considering that I think of Gengetsu as being only slightly older than Hiruzen and co, by about four years that would have meant that depending on the year he'd have been well into his twenties or over thirty... if I say that he became Mizukage in the year 0010, then he would have been 32. While Byakuren would have died at the age of 69.
Which works and then we reach the Sandaime Mizukage, who I like to think is exactly the same age as Hiruzen and co. Who also became Mizukage before the Second Shinobi War, and was quite likely Madara's puppet for a lot of his reign. So we need to figure this out... Also, the name I've given him is Ovela. Let's say that he became the Mizukage a couple of years before the war, so around the year 0032. Which is actually three years before the war but eh. That means that he was forty-nine when he became the Mizukage.
And thus the decline of Kirigakure began.
Finally Yagura, who's as I mentioned around thirteen-fourteen when he becomes Mizukage in the year 0058. And that would mean Ovela would have died at the age of seventy-eight. More than likely he was disposed of.
So yeah, I guess that's it for Kirigakure and seriously. Just, can we get a solution to the serious issues with the timeline? Please?
Yeah, obviously I'm going to do a couple more things like this because world-building and timeline problems are a thing.
Notes:
Resources:
http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Mizukage (for the named characters)
http://forgivememadreforihavesinned. /post/117576805148/who-was-responsible-for-the-bloody-mist (for the logic bomb with the Sandaime Mizukage)
http://tammyhybrid21. /post/141318735717/forgivememadreforihavesinned-okay-like-ive (Obito’s failure to do anything in Kirigakure)
Chapter 16: Obito in Kiri
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So...
Who wants to read some stupid headcanons about what Obito done in Kirigakure along with some furious muttering about timelines and how nothing really makes sense about this plot? No one? That's great, well here it is anyway.
First of all, by now people have hopefully seen my thoughts on Obito's actual MBTI right? INFP rather than ENFP, and also the way I see that as baseline stripped away basics of their personalities right? Right... Well if not, here's Obito's MBTI, and here is my explanation on how I see the MBTI working. So yeah... Baseline basics. Now. Why would I mention this here, well, it's in the hope that it will help you to understand where I'm coming from when I share a couple of these headcanons...
So without further ado, let's get right into it shall we.
So what exactly did Obito do in Kiri?
Well, we've only got three actual events that can sort of be attributed to him. Or well that happened while he was there... discounting the Bloodline Purges... which btw, were CIVILIAN not shinobi in nature. Also, the implications of that imply that there have likely been several iterations of the same issue in regards to people hunting down those with Kekkei Genkais... so...
And we know he can't have been behind the Graduation Killings because it's been pointed out again and again, those were going on before he was crushed by a boulder in Kusa, also Zabuza put a stop to them at the age of nine when he "graduated" and if Zabuza is the same age as Kakashi/Obito/Rin... you see the issue there don't you?
Also before anyone mentions the Jinchuriki... yeah, he failed epically there. I mean Utakata pretty much just literally walked away, and Yagura just wound up dead and they had to track down the Sanbi/Isobu later on anyway.
So what's left?
Zabuza's Coup... And maybe the Kaguya's attack on Kiri... and well there's the fact that Kiri didn't participate in the Chunin exams held by Konoha but that's less relevant... anyway lets focus on this for now.
Why?
WHAT DID HE EVEN DO?
I mean we never get any sort of answer for this one. No but seriously, what inspired this? We don't get an answer... it's left up to the fandom to extrapolate and really... It's sort of where I get my headcanon from, because the only other thing Obito does is well... recruit Kisame. Which yeah... That could have been easily done in some other way... As for the Kaguya Clan attacking... That was the decision of a single clan, who it seemed had gone somewhat rogue anyway...
Also they attacked Kiri, not specifically the Mizukage.
So what gives?
Mostly that Kishi clearly didn't care, also well, timeline failures... a lot of timeline failures... Kiri's just a mess in general really. Anyway, now I'm here to explain my headcanon. And also, this is one you can pry from my cold dead hands. So what did Obito do in Kiri?
He buried himself.
No stop, literally this is what he done in Kirigakure. Nothing really notable, but he buried himself. Suppression and well, procrastination. I mean seriously, I have mentioned how much I relate to Obito right? He's like a broken version of myself... seriously. So yeah, in that way, that's where this headcanon sprung from. While Obito probably went into Kiri with the vague idea of ruining it.
Getting the Jinchuriki and doing some pretty terrible things.
He likely got seriously side tracked and distracted by figuring out how Kirigakure actually worked and buried himself in that. Trying to understand how it all worked and why, what Kiri actually was... or who knows. There was something to distract him anyway, for him to chase and try to understand is the point I'm making... Basically Obito in Kirigakure was a recipe for distraction and disaster because he found something to get interested in and bury himself in which lead to him forgetting to actually do anything.
Aside recruiting Kisame, and well hanging around I guess.
And it just leaves me with this mental image of Obito popping up from somewhere and just wondering what in the world is actually happening around him... because I do this... I plan for something, get completely side tracked by new interesting cool thingTM and then resurface to discover that shit has happened while I was distracted... and hey... it's interesting.
Because then this may imply that on his own Yagura might have done more stuff about what was actually going on in Kirigakure at the time... or maybe not. I mean Kiri's just a mess all around. So yeah... Obito got distracted and buried himself and only really emerged again when everything actually did come to a head... as in when Zabuza and co attacked... maybe... Also the Kaguya Clan so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
But like that's just my headcanon. And you CAN PULL IT FROM MY COLD DEAD HANDS...
Because it's what would happen if I were in that position... and I see Obito as an incredibly twisted mirror of myself... In another world, just...
Okay, but let's be serious. There is just a lot of things about Kirigakure that would just be interesting to an outsider. Especially anyone who's intuitive, and well I know how I like to pick things apart and just find out how they work... without always putting them back together afterwards... and Obito just reflects that. Maybe not in the same way, twisted mirror you know... but with all these interesting things in Kiri, I can't see him remaining 100% on track.
He'd derail.
And this is where the timeline is so annoying. Because when is this taking place, and the specifics and yadda yadda ya...
Because just, ages, and what happened when and who was there, who wasn't... It's just bewildering since it's either never mentioned, or when it is mentioned it's vague and/or contradictory... Like how old was Kisame upon meeting "Madara" and before that when he was charged with guarding the Cypher Division?
I mean seriously.
Seriously.
Knowing people's ages at certain points in the timeline would help so much... But anyway, we're just left to figure things out for ourselves. Like why this event happened and this one didn't and what action lead to which consequence and yadda yadda... so yeah. This just kind of annoying to me and to quite a few others. Who even knows what goes on with the timeline sometimes...
Anyway, back to my point, although this is important as well... especially considering I tend to think that well. Yagura probably died sometime before the time skip... and I'm not sure if it's fanon or canon that the Sanbi took around three years to reform, so he would have died in the year of 70 SVE or perhaps 71 SVE... Also it's straight into Civil War in Kiri after Yagura's death so oops...
But yeah...
Ages, and motivations, I say Yagura was instated as Mizukage around 58 SVE a year after the Kyubi attack... Kisame's already guarded and possibly destroyed the Cypher Division? But who knows... It's as confusing as anything... So yeah...
Anyway, I should get back to the main point. What exactly was Obito doing?
Getting DISTRACTED!
Depending on the timeline part of that could be wondering about the Cypher Division, messing around with information from Kiri's archives, or even looking into the specific clans that Kiri actually had. You know before they were all attacked by the civilians... I mean we know he did recruit Kisame at some point... and he managed to piss of Zabuza and the others but aside from that.
Kirigakure was just a pure distraction up until Yagura died...
And then Obito moved on, I mean seriously. Things picked right up in the speed department post time-skip. Maybe some of the Jinchuriki were caught during the timeskip but before that... What the hell was Obito doing? Sitting around and burying himself in distractions...
INFP alright. But also, part of his turmoil in a way, always just on the edge of deciding one way or the other, tottering.
Though, he certainly did mess things up, if only because he done nothing at all. No improvement in Kirigakure, but also no backsliding... except maybe in the Civilian side of things, and well... Two attempted coups technically speaking. The Kaguya and Zabuza and co... but yeah...
As a wrap up, here's the explanation in a quick timeline sense:
- 58 SVE: Yagura instated as Mizukage and Obito starts his "manipulation" of Kirigakure.
- 61 SVE: Possibly the time that Obito actually recruits Kisame?
- 62 SVE: Civilians start yet another round of the Kekkei Genkai purges within Kirigakure.
- 64-65 SVE: Zabuza and co throw their coup, which fails.
- 68 SVE: Kaguya Clan attacks Kirigakure and get wiped out.
- 70-71 SVE: Yagura dies and Obito actually does stuff for the Tsuki no Me again.
Okay, I'm done.
TL:DR: Obito ruined things in Kirigakure through inaction rather than actually doing anything, and just got distracted before casually continuing to do what he was supposed to be doing.
Chapter 17: Shinobi Genetics
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So, I don't know if anyone remembers back when I done up that sheet for Body Modifications and Blood Types do you? No, well okay this is going to be a bit more in-depth... Kind of anyway since I'm not a professional in this area or anything.
Okay, so let's get started.
Warnings: Genetics, Pseudo-science, actual science, character headcanons, Clan headcanons, Impending Headache
Blood
Type O: People with this blood type can give their blood to anyone as a donation but they can only receive blood of the same type if they need a transfusion.
Type A: People with this blood type can only donate blood to other's with type A blood or people who're type AB. They can also only receive from people of the same blood type or type O blood.
Type B: People with type B blood can only donate to others with type B blood or people with type AB blood. They can only receive blood from people with type O blood or blood of the same type.
Type AB: People with type AB blood can only donate blood to those of the same type but can receive donations from anyone with any type of blood.
AB and O are the rarest blood types, with O been recessive and the blood types A and B been more dominant, in the case of those with blood type AB, both are equally as dominant. Each of them has a trait, like blood type O is signified by been OO, not AO/BO, and people with blood type B either have BB or BO. It's all genetics really, and generally the parents blood type will carry over to their child.
Blood is of course rather important. Much like in our world it flows throughout the entire body and carries oxygen around. Points between arteries and veins do of course match up with the tenketsu and pressure points, linking the chakra coils and nervous system together. Special blood replenishing pills can be used to boost the amount of blood a shinobi has, or to replenish lost blood after a battle. Blood replenishing pills also give a small boost to the level of chakra being processed by the body as well, at least for the duration that they're working.
Of course, there are some clans that have "special" blood types. Such as the Urushi, Scintilla, Aburame, Death, Nemoris, Lupin, Inlassable, Sasagani, and the Oglivie Clan.
Clans like the Scintilla and Lupin have special blood due to their Kekkei Genkai, the Kagakugijutsu and Confixus respectively. Both of these kekkei genkai make transfusing blood to others tricky, but otherwise their blood types are more or less the same and they can accept transfusions.
Clans like the Death, Nemoris and Niwashi, Inlassable and Oglivie have different blood that's in line with the way that they live. Considering the Death Clan's closeness to the realm of the dead, and the Shinigami their blood is tainted with death and when they bleed it's kind of purple, the Nemoris and Niwashi Clans are described as having greenish blood and they smell of cut grass when bleeding. The Inlassable have another strange blood which is caused due to their bloodline, and impacts their ability to never sleep, same with the Oglivie, but it's in regards to their speed. All four of the clans can't accept transfusions unless the blood been given is treated in a certain way, and they can't donate blood unless it's purified.
The Aburame(I know what canon says but this is where I stick fingers in my ears and go lalala) and Sasagani Clan both have special blood types, that only turn up in their clans, and other clans that work with insects. The C, D and CD blood types(replacing A, B and AB), luckily they do still have members with the O blood type. Unfortunately this does of course mean that the insect Clans have to be more careful and tend to keep the transfusions between members of their clans.
Finally there's the Urushi Clan, who's kekkei genkai the Yakusatsu means that their blood is toxic to others, even fellow members of their clan. And they can't accept transfusions either, because of the poison in their blood.
Eyes
Oh boy, this is going to be fun! Let's talk about eye colour. Including fantasy eye colours like Red, Purple(violet) and the oh so fun yellow-white(since the closest we actually get is rich Amber-orange). So let's get started then won't we? Oh, also for anyone Black is also an fantasy specific colour, since people can have grey eyes but not black.
Okay so straight up, everyone knows brown eyes are the most dominant. Yes, even typically over black. The biggest exception to this is with the Uchiha Clan because their eyes are linked with their Kekkei Genkai. Which I'll be explaining later on, further down along with the schematics of how that all works.
So moving on. Brown Most other colours, except those linked to Kekkei Genkai, such as the Uchiha-Black or the Hyuga-White. Of course there are exceptions to this rule, such as Boruto and Himawari, but that's because their father is Naruto who's well the main character, so because of his signature look of course they'd get his eyes...
So, general rule of thumb there:
Brown>Green>Blue>Grey>Black>Purple>Red>Yellow>White
Blue>Pink>Red(Albinism)
Brown>Black(theoretical Melanism)
If you need a quick idea of it anyway. But the thing is eye colours are seriously complicated because there's about 16(or more) different genes that actually determine eye colour and then also the shade, and the general rule of thumb is the lighter the colour the more recessive it is, and therefore less likely to be passed on. The exception is black, because as said, there's a lot of genes going into eye colour so it gets pigmented colour... and there's a reason why the different shades of brown are the most common.
And then I chucked in the whole Albinism and Melanism thing, because yes, genetics. Although the latter has not been reported(to my knowledge) in humans but has been observed in several different animal species. As both conditions are recessive genes, they're shoved into a lower section. Because you need two(or more) of the genes active for it to show. Also with this comes sensitivity, because the lack of pigmentation in albinism leads to poorer filtering and protection from the light. Anyway, in regards to these, it's pretty obvious. AlbinismMelanism when they do show up in people.
But honestly, all this is confusing because of the blending of genes and the odds are weird. Also, add to this other conditions that can impact eye colour such as heterochromia which is the presence of two distinct pigments in the eyes, two different colours. Which can either be two differently coloured eyes, or just segmented eyes.
And this isn't even touching on the genetics of some of the stranger pupils in people's eyes... but for a rule of thumb regarding those things. Also the weird blending when it's more or less one colour for the whole eye(sclera, iris and pupil). Which is generally clan/family linked. So it's a more dominant trait linked in with chakra. But for the outlier cases, you can look below for my ideas on that.
Normal>Blended Iris
Hair
Brown>Black>Blue>Silver/Grey>Blond/Blonde>Pink>Red/Ginger>Purple>Green>White
There.
That's the way it generally goes. In regards to what's more dominant. But at the same time, since there's two main genes that work with the colour, one for shade the other for vibrancy, we get this weird thing where brown is slightly more common than black(no but seriously, I see more people with brown hair than I ever do with black[At least that's how it is in my everyday life]).
But honestly the genetics here are again somewhat weird. Because as said there are really two main ones. The ones for shade, and the other for vibrancy, or really colour clarity. Which pretty regularly is the recessive red/ginger gene. It's sort of why a lot of people have this slight red tinge to their hair when dying it. And that tint is also why so many people have brown hair because it mixes. But right after is of course black, and with people in fantasy at least, the red/ginger trait can be replaced with a slight blue one, or the even more recessive green.
It sort of piles up weirdly though, because hair colours(and eye colours tbh) can remain dormant in family lines for a while buried under the more dominant genes before suddenly emerging. You see this in reality with those sudden gingers. Where two people with brown/black/blond(e) hair have a ginger. Or if you want a Naruto example I guess you could take Sakura's pink hair over her parents pink and blonde(Going by my chart, it would have been more likely for her to have blonde...)
Again, like with eye colour there's a fair bit of blending that goes along in the genes to determine hair colour. And children can have slightly darker/lighter shades compared to their parents, or a completely different colour again if both of their parents passed down recessive genes.
And then there's those in fantasy with multi-coloured hair. Which is either an indication of a chimera-child, or a fluke in the genes. This is a recessive trait again. The maximin amount of colours someone could potentially show up with is three, and that's only if they're a chimera-child. Normally the most you might get is two hair colours, split pretty evenly.
Solid>Two Toned>Three Toned
And just to fit it in of course I'm going to finish it off with Albinism and the theoretical Melanism in humans.
Silver>White(Albinism)
Black>Dark(deep) Brown(Melanism)
Wait no, that's not where I'm going to finish. Nope. Because I still have my quick sheet for hair colour shorthands that people probably should know because otherwise you're all going to get confused/annoyed with whatever's going on in the story. And I'll point you to where it is here in that case.
Skin Tone
Okay, welcome to the deepest pit of genetics hell that you can reach because this... This is where things just get annoying. Because the inheritance of skin tone is not straight forwards at all. You would expect someone with darker skin to be slightly more likely to pass that on to their children in a dark-light skin pairing... but actually the issue here is that skin tone is inherited through incomplete dominance. So neither gene is any more dominant than the other and instead they mix much more to blend somewhere in between.
Of course your skin does get relatively darker as you age, because of the exposure that you get to the ultraviolet coming from the sun and you need a little bit less as you grow older to maintain a healthy level of vitamin D within your body. But seriously, skin tone is hard. Because you won't inherit it perfectly from your parents despite what most cartoons and fantasy tries to say. So a lot of the skin tones shown in Naruto are wrong simply because they're not represented accurately... but it's a cartoon it's fantasy who really cares about that am I right?
Anyway...
Just as a clearer way of explaining this... both me and my brother have paler skin compared to either of our parents. Just slightly but still... Also, going back to the dark-light pairing from earlier, it also depends I guess on how well everything goes, location and what's going on. But generally expect blended tones, so it'll be somewhere in between the parents, and lean one way or the other slightly more.
Oh and also we should know how Albinism and Melanism would affect this... and if you don't... well google is your friend. But anyway, for the simple of it, Albinism= lack of pigment, and Melanism= overproduction of pigment.
Chakra Nature
And finally, the Naruto specific stuff. Beginning of course with chakra natures. Fun. So straight up, I still have the mental image of primary-secondary and then buried elements. So that hasn't changed at all, because it's related to the way that the elements fit into and work with the world around them. So there's the main four of course, the "solid" elements and the secondary four, before the final three come in.
And all of these are related to nature and how the Acror in the air interacts with a person's chakra system... not to say that there's not a map and set of genes to go with it. Because there's got to be some logical explanation in regards to who and how someone can inherit a particular chakra nature right? Right. So here you go, first of all let's get the obvious stuff out of the way.
Primary Elements>Secondary Elements
It merely means the ones in the primary category are more dominant than the ones in the secondary category... and therefore more common. But that's something that's always been pre-established really. And everyone knows which elements are the primary ones. So here you go for the rest of the list.
Primary: Doton>Suiton>Katon>Futon
Secondary: Raiton>Aneiton>Tenpiton>Jikuuton
As for the final ones. Vacivaton, Inton, Yōton and Onmyōton they're much deeper and so aren't really linked to any particular genes since theoretically anyone could learn them. Technically speaking, Jikuuton falls into this category as well, since most time-space jutsu are typically used with the help of seals it's in a weird place. But to be fair, almost any element can be used via fuinjutsu as long as the user knows the words to do it. But that's not what you're here for so let's continue on because there's no way I'm done yet. So people in Naruto can theoretically learn jutsu for all the natures. Everyone can learn basic "camp" jutsu. So there's a kind of weird blending here as well.
Which leads me to the assumption that with chakra natures the genes have another case of incomplete dominance, which is also how you get people with natures that have blended together. But still, there is the fact that while the primary elements have the incomplete dominance, the secondary ones are still recessive. Which means that they will fade out a bit, come and go. Two genes are needed for them to show, but still. Raiton has become common enough. Although considering it like this.
There are likely multiple genes at work all at once here. Because people can have multiple chakra natures as I've already said. So it's not quite as clear cut as my mother had a katon nature and father a suiton and I inherited katon, because the child may very well inherit both natures... but you can only really pass on one of the primary natures, and one of the secondary ones, because they're carried on different genes.
So basically when we think about how it carries the Primary elements would be represented of course by capital letters. K(aton), D(oton), S(uiton), F(uton) and the secondary elements by lowercase r(aiton), a(neiton), t(enpiton) and j(ikuuton). But that would be if they were carried by the same genes... which they aren't.
So it aligns more like this: DF, rt. KK rr, And there you have two people. One of them with a Doton-Futon nature and two recessive natures that aren't quite showing... But because genetics are weird and really this whole thing is weird, that's not how it works, because passing down the genetics, it would be passing down one from the primary one from the secondary. Which yeah, you can think punnet square. But really considering how weird it all is... the best rule of thumb that I can really say is...
Make sure that it makes sense because it's as confusing as hell in my head. Because people can have a maximum of three natures naturally, but that number can be boosted/altered depending on what they do and while there is some genetics and inheritance behind it all ultimately it's up to determination and well... How in tune with nature someone can get. Not even mentioning the fact that Hagoromo had the ability to use all the natures. So there's that. Fun.
I'm done.
Kekkei Genkai
Oh... right, last thing.
Kekkei Genkai inheritance. And honestly, straight away, I'll say this. It depends on exactly which kekkei genkai we're talking about here. Because I can say straight away, the Hyuga's Byakuran is a dominant trait considering how pretty much every Hyuga has it, and we know that Himawari has it despite her eyes being blue. So it's pretty obvious that the Byakuran is a domninant kekkei genkai... and Also on the subject of Dōjutsu let's wander over to the Uchiha... and honestly. I headcanon the sharingan as a dominant trait as well... despite how "rare" it supposedly is.
And here's why.
It's in the eyes. Both of these traits are linked to the eyes, and eye colour and yada yada. And while the Hyuga one is more obvious, the sharingan also has a secondary link that's more important. In the mental part of things, and here's the thing... I don't like to generalize something but, all the Uchiha have supercharged emotions, I have the same issue. Along with this, the way that they view the world... yeah, you can't really call it the same as everyone else around them. Which leads to one conclusion that I just take and run with, Autism. The entire clan is Autistic and I just, love that, because it explains so much... And then we come to the "Curse of Hatred" and how it interacts. The thing is, people forget things for a reason, or if not forget the memories fade, and scab over so that you can move on and heal from them... but with the Sharingan, their kekkei genkai(and something I've personally dealt with because of the way my emotions run linked with my own autism), this doesn't happen. So events just keep affecting them... And this is where I come in to say that it's not a recessive gene.
Because while the eyes linked to the sharingan vary from dark brown-black normally, it can show up with other colours. The real indicator will be memory. Processing and understanding. More on the mental-emotional side of things... despite what people may think... and the main reason people mistake it for recessive is precisely why it's linked more with the mental side of things... triggering. It needs a trigger. And honestly, while some people can argue the stability vs instability of a childhood, it doesn't really matter honestly. Because the main trigger is somewhere between determination-desperation...
That said, while both traits are dominant, not all kekkei genkai are... for an obvious example we can use the Kaguya Clan's Shikotsumyaku. And really inheritance is weird with kekkei genkai because it's just linked with other genes. Like how any dōjutsu will have at least minor links to eye colour, the Shikotsumyaku to the genes regarding bone development, my Urushi Clan's kekkei genkai is linked to their blood, more figuratively there, because it's covered somewhat under blood types, and it's incredibly dominant. But also... because kekkei genkai's are more likely to be passed down by a mother.
Because of exposure.
If the mother is the one with the right genetics, then the potential for inheritance increases by roughly 10% but that's not all that much considering that for most kekkei genkai I have the odds of inheritance at around 1 in three, or around 33%. Which isn't too bad if you think about it. But again, that's only because most of them are dominant and not recessive.
That's not even getting into Kekkei Genkai that come with the added pressure of an increased chance of other diseases. Or sickness. Consider the Kurama Clan with their own history of mental instability because their own kekkei genkai becomes a danger to them. Creating a split personality... Among other kekkei genkai that cause problems, like the Inlassable's Pervigil, their inability to sleep. Many of the Scintilla Clan also have ADD/ADHD because of their Kagakugijutsu giving them far too much energy and too many thoughts at one time.
And that's not even going into the ones that block off the ability to use chakra normally.
But hey, what do I know...
I'm just someone who's thinking far too much about this kind of thing...

nottelling (Guest) on Chapter 8 Tue 29 Sep 2015 08:38AM UTC
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