By exerting natural energy-imbued chakra around them, the user manifests a ginormous spectral warrior with their life force, which mutates into an invisible form through the use of the natural energy. The technique dwarfs villages, and can only be percieved by those wielding extensive mastery of senjutsu. Not even sensors have been capable of detecting, and it will only seem as if the user is flying. This will allow user's to launch strikes without the target's percieving them. Additionally, the gigantic constructs acts as a defensive mechanism far surpassing it's counterpart in terms of durability.
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| - By exerting natural energy-imbued chakra around them, the user manifests a ginormous spectral warrior with their life force, which mutates into an invisible form through the use of the natural energy. The technique dwarfs villages, and can only be percieved by those wielding extensive mastery of senjutsu. Not even sensors have been capable of detecting, and it will only seem as if the user is flying. This will allow user's to launch strikes without the target's percieving them. Additionally, the gigantic constructs acts as a defensive mechanism far surpassing it's counterpart in terms of durability.
- Tenchu is a series of stealth based games that features a Ninja duo from the Azuma clan. It started in 1998 and has had several sequels across various consoles that expand its story. The story starts with a demonic sorcerer named Mei-Oh trying to take over the land of Lord Gohda whom the two ninja, Rikimaru and Ayame serve. The series is rather liked amongst those who have played it and some games contain a humorous dub version of the story that is completely different. Aside from the games listed further below, the Tenchu franchise also include these titles:
- Aside from its stealth gameplay, the series is known for its setting of feudal Japan, which incorporates Japanese mythology and other fantasy elements. The first Tenchu game was the first 3D stealth video game. Likewise, the series was the first mainstream ninja game series to be based around stealth, a crucial aspect of ninjutsu, historical ninjas, and the ninja mythos.
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| - Aside from its stealth gameplay, the series is known for its setting of feudal Japan, which incorporates Japanese mythology and other fantasy elements. The first Tenchu game was the first 3D stealth video game. Likewise, the series was the first mainstream ninja game series to be based around stealth, a crucial aspect of ninjutsu, historical ninjas, and the ninja mythos. There have been eight unique titles across several home and portable game consoles, 2 for mobile phones, with 14 titles in total when including ports and re-releases. Tenchu games were published for the Playstation, Playstation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, and DS gamings systems.
- By exerting natural energy-imbued chakra around them, the user manifests a ginormous spectral warrior with their life force, which mutates into an invisible form through the use of the natural energy. The technique dwarfs villages, and can only be percieved by those wielding extensive mastery of senjutsu. Not even sensors have been capable of detecting, and it will only seem as if the user is flying. This will allow user's to launch strikes without the target's percieving them. Additionally, the gigantic constructs acts as a defensive mechanism far surpassing it's counterpart in terms of durability.
- Tenchu is a series of stealth based games that features a Ninja duo from the Azuma clan. It started in 1998 and has had several sequels across various consoles that expand its story. The story starts with a demonic sorcerer named Mei-Oh trying to take over the land of Lord Gohda whom the two ninja, Rikimaru and Ayame serve. The series is rather liked amongst those who have played it and some games contain a humorous dub version of the story that is completely different. Aside from the games listed further below, the Tenchu franchise also include these titles:
* Tenchu: Time of the Assassins (2005), a PSP game set after Wrath of Heavens. Includes the largest selection of playable characters to date and the return of the Level Editor (with online-sharing capabilities).
* Tenchu: Dark Secret (2006), a Nintendo DS game set after the second game. Deals with the titular ninjas trying to protect a Distressed Damsel from an Evil Overlord who she was arranged to marry.
* Tenchu: Shadow Assault (2008), a downloadable game. An unrelated puzzle game that borrows the series' setting and characters.
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