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Eight Trigrams Dance: Blessed Rotation

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The great downside here is that the user must be careful how they employ this technique, as once they are spinning, it is hard to stop on a dime. Thusly, they may risk great injury to their leg and foot if they collide with something that won’t give against the force. However, in the cases were this technique directly impacts the opponent, usually around the midsection; it is more then enough to knock the wind out of the opponent and send them flying back to the ground. Skilled users can also add more chakra to this technique in order to create a visible intense manifestation of chakra either on their heel or instep that increases the power of this move, and potentially shuts down Tenketsu at the area of impact.

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Kekkei Genkai~Byakugan, Taijutsu

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Gentle Step

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Short, Mid

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Dance of the Eight Trigrams: Ballerina's Rotation

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Eight Trigrams Dance: Blessed Rotation

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Offensive, Defensive

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Anime, Manga

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Tsukihime Hyūga,Kannazuki

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The great downside here is that the user must be careful how they employ this technique, as once they are spinning, it is hard to stop on a dime. Thusly, they may risk great injury to their leg and foot if they collide with something that won’t give against the force. However, in the cases were this technique directly impacts the opponent, usually around the midsection; it is more then enough to knock the wind out of the opponent and send them flying back to the ground. Skilled users can also add more chakra to this technique in order to create a visible intense manifestation of chakra either on their heel or instep that increases the power of this move, and potentially shuts down Tenketsu at the area of impact.