Kaneki, Maneku [PT, C1 R4]

[Maneku]

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Discord/Chatango Username (include nicknames): Maneku
Password 1: Black Hole
Password 2: Moon Pray

Type: Experienced
Affiliation: Xcution Seven Guns #1 - Rifle
Rank: 4


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-Basic Information-

Name: Kaneki, Maneku
Aliases: Blind Shark, "Soul King's Legs", Life Grafter
Real Age/Age of Appearance: 120/50
Birthday (Month/Day): December 24
Blood Type: O-


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-Appearance-

Height/Weight: 6’2”; 222 lb

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Physical Description: Maneku comes across as aged and worn-down. Energetic bursts are beneath him and he dreads walking. A blanket made of a Beast-Clan covers legs. Creepily, he likes to curl into his wheelchair sometimes. Maneku's style is to hide himself, but he doesn't try to blend in due to his wheelchair stopping any attempts. With Maneku's sensory ability, he's always alert, and he doesn't appear to be blind outwardly despite closed eyes. If need be, Maneku moves his eyes as if he can see even if they're injured. Overall, Maneku doesn't try to stand out in the crowd, or he simply isn't meant to. While Maneku does have status and knows how to, he doesn't match casual settings. A serious approach or dignity is apparent with Maneku, and he only starts to shine when he begins fighting.

Usually, Maneku's wearing a Hollow mask, to confuse other races. Following Maneku around is a former Beast-Clan too. To others, the Beast-Clan looks like a service dog. There is not much stiffness to Maneku, even in his legs, but he's not necessarily athletic in his body type. As a stoic assassin, Maneku doesn't try to keep his outfits consistent unless necessary. Accessories don't look too good on Maneku's body besides important meetings. Dying his hair and eyes (in contacts) can happen. The default mannerism and appearance is gothic, with much of Maneku seemingly dull. Non-supple skin, non-pale skin, and dull colors. Relaxing causes Maneku to have droopy eyes. Clean hair has no sportiness to it, and he prefers to fade the sides. The legs of Maneku are exposed and can look unclean to provoke sympathy to being seemingly broken, while an ankle monitor dangles on one.

The body doesn't seem to be disproportionate despite the "disabled" legs. The legs are actually the most deceivingly athletic from massages, but Maneku looks like he's trained his body to a minimum too, or used some way to keep it ready for training. When things become interesting, Maneku can be more spirited, and he appears to be in his 30's. Open-minded and open in appearance, Maneku tends to wear long dark shawls with open fronts. Flowing from laziness to provocative, Maneku doesn't have the ability to fight hand-to-hand well in his opinion, so he doesn't tend to move his body much at all. Due to the risk of having his minor motions capitalized on, Maneku's movements are thoughtfully controlled most of the time.

With most things not drawing his attention, Maneku only shines when he's put on the spot. Like a statue, Maneku is shined regularly though. Due to his utility in Fullbring, Maneku can clean himself and retain himself without much effort. Most parts of Maneku are static and trim. When cutting down, Maneku purposely clings to his own skin and seems snake-like. The absence of moving much or being too handy makes Maneku instead extremely stretchy. Movements become elongated and more dramatic sometimes despite their minor motions.

The most EXPLOSIVE part of Maneku is his ass. From sitting down most days, like a true gamer boi Maneku is thicc. Most people in wheelchairs gotta get up at some point, but Maneku is a true lazy boi. Always being able to remain in an iconic wheelchair enables Maneku to build up on his pancakes to true mystique. Even with such a great accumulation, nobody shall ever bare extensive witness to the bakery. The meaty mounds are quite clean though.

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-Personality-

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{Spoiler}{Dislikes}Blindness: A disability is useless for Maneku. If Maneku wanted to fake his inconvenience, he could do that without having it, and he hates having to put off healing. At least with his wheelchair, Maneku has an excuse to beat people sitting down. The light will never return to Maneku's soul, and he resents others for not sharing his insight. The weak sensored eyes that look at Maneku make him feel like he's sharing space with waste.

Stagnation: Resolution brings new flavor. A new journey without parting isn't new. Watching someone become a statue of neutrality is like placing mud on Maneku's weak senses. Seeing someone forced in the same space of your aspirations makes them an unworthy guest of your life. Bend and breaking a statue makes a prettier sight if even momentary.

Low numbers: Obvious math flaws should be corrected. With low numbers, an increase of new blood should be injected, even if it brings poison. If the little things cannot be done, Maneku can only spark a bigger flame. Little complaints with little input should stay out of the way. Little errors in capability should be turned to 0 and reset of their life.

Lack of assassination targets: A job without new things makes you a statistic. Maneku doesn't want hesitation in his work, or he has to play with himself. Finding his own leads is tiresome. No problems means progress has stopped. Maneku properly disposes of his work, and he's unnerved when the work completes itself.

People who are loyal to not him: Maneku has so much to say. When an ear is brought to another mouth, Maneku thinks his mouth must be ugly. A better assessment can come from Maneku. Trust can't be had when loyalty is split. Absolute goodness is only possible with absolute bloodlust to anyone besides Maneku.

People dependent on another: The scale of skill is not equal. Too much of one person is a delusion that they are special among all others. Family is only a byproduct of the balance of souls. Forcefully joining multiple families is where true belonging can be found, and Maneku considers everyone his family equally. Losing is a personal despair that doesn't arrive in Xcution until you die, not your comrades dying!

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{Spoiler}{Likes}Demons: Best to be keeping in mind potential future colleagues.

Souls: It looks fun when they turn into Hollows.

Body Mods: Sticking to one pair of flesh doesn't seem like a good use of lifespan.

Teams: The big bad looks big mad when it dies to ragtag assassins.

Summons: Conning someone to serve you just so they can die with little in return.

Armories: The untouchy getting touchy brings a lot of free time in Maneku's business.

Beast Clan: Dogs evolving into man's best meatshield.

Hollows: An endless appetite just waiting to be stuffed.

History: Information helps Maneku's daily agendas.

Virtual Reality: A good place to trial run suffering.

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{Spoiler}{Flaws}Staying in one place: Mining the same place enriches boredom, but Maneku tends to do it. Bad habits form without seeing the big picture. An established castle doesn't need Maneku to admire it daily, he much prefers to squat elsewhere, but he does linger. Losing and winning is a sight that's too predictable in one place. Other realms loosen Maneku's need to win or lose.

Allowing someone to grow: An ugly bean should be replaced fast. Morphing to a beautiful bean won't mean the ugly has left. Committing to the basic presentation yields all that's needed usually. What if someone reaches Maneku's best desire for them? Growing someone will never give long-term satisfaction, as it becomes Maneku's standard.

Conflict: The performances outweigh Maneku's need to complete objectives. Greater objectives are always on the horizon. Maneku will seek blood and desperation as long as the supply lasts. In the end, Maneku can always make up for mistakes later in his mind. Impossible sights made passively manifest are better than easy causes.

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{Spoiler}{Habits}Stealing: Maneku's life sustains a person's happiness, and he's just borrowing to invest in them.

Contemplating Worth: That sentimental value tends to rank a person as mental to Maneku.

Drawing Conflict: It'd be too pitiful if 1 man can't make 2 others conflict, and then repeat daily.

Spying: Maneku's blind to good things, someone else must of just conveniently found out.

Kidnapping: In Soviet Xcution, kidnapped kidnap self.

Swimming ideal place: Some places just look like a nice place for suffering.

Plucking old people's hair: Maneku goes into this phase sometimes, mostly due to his Fullbring, right?

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{Spoiler}{Fears}Death: Maneku believes he's already died and won't go to Soul Society. It becomes uncomfortable when people think he'll go to Hell.

Unavoidable Force: A man of action likes to mind his own business sometimes. Fulfilling urges don't require an army of morals, jeez.

Losing Knowledge: Missed opportunities, forgetfulness, and/or loss by stealing.

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{Spoiler}{Goals}Grow the organization: Growing something can bring some rotten spots, but you can't go wrong generally. Opening up all options and paths informs Maneku to what works. A big farm looks nice when watered. Bloating will lead to sweat or tasty tears. Less work for Maneku when the organization is shiny.

Steal people from elsewhere: Conquering competition can make them compete better. Hiding a fallen diamond is a starting pleasure. When a treasure becomes dirty in your hands, you know you've ruined true goodness. Breaking the pieces can bring long satisfaction to Maneku's lifespan.

Watch people burn themselves: Self-destruction is an isolated event usually. One of Maneku's personal aspirations is to see someone die through multiple cycles tragically. Multiple races and multiple sufferings in one person.

Disrupt the balance of souls to create a new race: Maneku has a delusion that he simply needs to fill up a Hollow with enough souls. Then, he'll see something pretty afterward.

Open an animal shelter consisting of Beast Clan: When the cuties all Final Release randomly, Maneku wants to be there to herd them up as a trophy.

Control ocean: A childish whim to create an apocalypse by resourcing evil waters.

Alignment: Passive Evil

Overall Personality: Maneku's routine is to reveal his true nature quietly. Destroying brings the greatest feeling. Accumulating explosively is the only peace. To achieve his peace, Maneku has many habits that could be called paranoid. To speak, Maneku usually uses his Fullbring, and he adjusts tone to who he faces. On first interaction, Maneku can come across as childish or transition into ruthless soliloquy. Inhuman, Maneku's watched the memories of his Fullbring and has seen things beyond most older Shinigami. A silent pride flows in Maneku's mind, and he hates being looked down upon. Attaching himself to any knowledge, Maneku disregards any respect for learning in earnest. Wallowing in delusions, he'll impression himself right in his mind no matter the circumstance. In Maneku's mind, the "Soul King" hates being above ground, and a "Royale Palace" shouldn't exist. As a messenger of justice, Maneku believes he's the "Soul King's Legs". Cupping people's despair, Maneku looks forward to let others kick the air in pain, and hopes to "whittle away" others until they flee.

Maneku enjoys continuous hunts, all without revelation. He hides his Fullbring by gathering info, many times without saying how. Making people drag their feet and fall into a bad flow is the best. Even if someone lies, Maneku goes with the flow and readily accepts help so he can repurpose it at his leisure. Generally, Maneku enjoys controlling the pace forward. The concept of being chased disgusts Maneku. For fun, Maneku moonlights as a serial killer. Taking someone's feet makes Maneku feel like he's walked in their footsteps, and he assesses who to kill based off their foot description. Eating Hollow feet, ripping off feet to make someone kick themselves with "stop kicking yourself", all this can be said to help fulfill his hate for being in a wheelchair earlier in life. Even though he's been crippled much of his life, Maneku's lifelong torment has never had a thought of self-harm.

In Maneku's opinion, he is only natural. Animals built civilization to Maneku, and he believes Hollows are mainly non-humanoid. Bringing down people's perceptions is Maneku's hunt. Traveling around, Maneku enjoys dropping things from great heights. The Human World will always be stable, so Maneku doesn't want to spend time there he doesn't have to. To compensate his time, Maneku trolls with his Fullbring's AI online. As a twisted pride, Maneku enjoys preserving the purity of people outside his routine. If necessary, Maneku can sacrifice his life for something greater. The main drive of Maneku is to accumulate as much as he lives. If Maneku can create a suicidal Hollow with millions of souls in it, he'd love to disrupt the balance of souls. The main pursuit of Maneku's happiness is to fulfill potential, and if someone doesn't have it he'll respect their luck being untouched by Maneku's whims. Trapping and feeding to others, Maneku just wants to continue a nice cycle, while swinging around on a park swing.

[Maneku]

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{Spoiler}{Fighting Style}Maneku's style is to draw out people's worth. He'll not play, and can quickly determine if he wants to fight, or he'll simply run away. Before fighting, Maneku believes in peaceful intimidation, and will hang around with a group or buff himself insanely. In terms of power confrontation, Maneku's style isn't made to fight to determine his worth. With obscene Energy Sensing, there really isn't much that surprises Maneku. Even if he can't gain memories automatically from his robots, Maneku still will use them to scout, and he'll receive feedback before many engagements. Setting traps isn't useful to Maneku, as he knows anticipation has a clear limit. Even if he sets a trap, someone half as attentive as him will find it out, and he can't set traps in the past anyway.

Maneku believes in trauma within a moment, and he can patiently wait while subservient. Compressing his opponents into nothing and mixing someone's spirit is Maneku's fun. Even if someone dies, he wants people to be permanently modified. If not killing someone, Maneku could blend them into a rock to admire. Overall, Maneku has a paranoid approach, and he always seeks to keep an advantage. Suicidal resolution is Maneku's greatest fear. Shinigami tend to be targeted by Maneku, as he'll convince the majority's Zanpakuto to yield. Dirtiness is another way to describe Maneku's way to fight. The robots he use aren't much for sophistication, despite all of Maneku's opportunities for knowledge, and they're peak "street fighters" who have no official training except mobbing. Anti-specialness and anti-happiness, Maneku insults all other means so he can break them down. For someone who can gather infinite information, he also disrespects it all, and he'll fish for chaos.

His default method is to hide his means and accumulate an advantage to explosively win. Taunting and whittling down someone with supportive effects are best to not show off. Maneku believes battle is about toying with death and gaining advantages worth the time. If something isn't worth the time, Maneku tries to back off. When against the wall, Maneku doesn't mind begging or trying to find a common ground. With little moral standards, Maneku's only problem comes when he's facing someone caught in their emotions off something ugly Maneku accidentally did. Usually, Maneku has allies as backups or he'll be able to fake his level of distress. At the absolute worst, Maneku doesn't mind dying or Final Releasing, and he'll do anything to restore his state even if he has to kill thousands to do so. When against the wall, Maneku will struggle as much as needed before he bores himself or his enemy.

When pressured, Maneku multi-tasks his methods. Accumulating and hiding are done passively, but Maneku isn't afraid to act on a weakness he sees. Pressure is subjective to Maneku, since he has little short-term goals and will shamelessly put things off until they're truly meaningful. When he has an overwhelming advantage, Maneku's still paranoid. Constantly looking at the surroundings and weaknesses, Maneku tries to ensure his control as much as possible. Until someone does something interesting, Maneku doesn't care to give people in weaker positions freedom and he'll only fake doing so. Adapting himself to a confrontation happens, but Maneku does try to invoke fear simply by appearances sometimes.

In the rare circumstance of not understanding his opponent, Maneku doesn't panic. Whatever he misunderstood, he quickly begins to understand through his mistakes. Escalating, he'll simply insult the mistakes of his opponent. Being greedy in knowledge makes Maneku not care for statuses and he'll always find a way to get under someone's skin, even if he dies. When the circumstances of a fight evolve, Maneku's always focused on what will give him value out of his time. In Maneku's view, people are not special enough for him to calculate every body's addition. Scaling people's power in tiers isn't something that Maneku's shy to, and he can treat things like a game due to what he does in his free time in the current era. Even on the backfoot, Maneku will treat things like a game and decisively toy with people.

Maneku doesn't have a preferred range, as like many Fullbringers his power is quite diverse compared to other races. Early on, Maneku uses his senses to establish range. Many times, Maneku chooses to delay a confrontation but this doesn't necessarily lead to a reduced range. When wanting to threaten someone, Maneku tries to set things up in advance close by. Against a crowd, Maneku tries to find allies or aims to kill them all at once. A battle of attrition isn't Maneku's preference. If people should all die normally together, then Maneku will just kill them as such. When a group is troublesome or amusing, Maneku can diversify a confrontation to many different ways to find value. Hostages, shields, or dealing are all methods Maneku finds pleasure in for groups. To get the big food, sacrificing competitors is done on a whim.

Even if someone is stronger, Maneku just categorizes their flaws. While not all flaws could be readily apparent, Maneku always finds some. Risk-taking isn't below Maneku's cautious nature. Stealing tends to be the ultimate goal most of the time. If someone is stopping Maneku, he tends to ask himself "how". If something cannot be prepped for, Maneku can give up on his target to humiliate the stage instead. To Maneku, most fights are just a matter of addition and subtraction of what he can get. Removal and robbery are the keys to any sort of time-wasting. Until arrangements are complete, Maneku will delay and delay until his food's ready.

Main Fullbring Name: RetroxResolve

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{Spoiler}{Main Fullbring Appearance} The Fullbring has been modernized in Maneku's later years and takes the form of a black ankle monitor. The origin of the ankle monitor isn't readily apparent. If Maneku feels like it, he says "Enlighten" to activate the Fullbring. The activation of the Fullbring switches or transforms Maneku's shoes. One foot has a light red boot, and the other foot has a smaller orange shoe with a dark prison chain+ball where the ankle monitor was.

Activation Condition: The appearance is mainly symbolic. Power activation usually activates once the user destroys matter manually with any part of their body. Forms of matter don't need to be totally destroyed, instead thoroughly beaten. For example, water just needs to be splashed. Manually destroying is done by the user's direct effect or constructs made by the Fullbring.

Full-energy matter can't be animated.

Level 1 can change it's class up to a maximum of Class 3. Level 2 can become up to Class 1 to 3.

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{Spoiler}{Main Fullbring Level 1 Property}Boomer Virus/Elderly Infusion: Maneku's power is one he's labeled multiple ways over the years. The best way to describe the power is that life is created and therefore wisdom. Everything has a soul, and Fullbring items can store memories, so Maneku only gives more life. "Worship the ground as your god", Maneku might say. "Would you rather have a child or a perfect AI of yourself?" Maneku might contemplate too.

Robots: Destroyed matter (that isn't full-energy), following the activation condition, is animated into a thinking "robot" slave by the Fullbringer. Forming a robot restores it's derived destroyed matter by the activation, when the user chooses, if not interfered with. Delaying or pooling activations of this ability is possible to pool a large range of matter to form a larger or multi-robot for example. Unless Level 2 Properties are applied, the "robots" just look like normal items or surroundings.

Eternal Soul: Robots have 100 in their Sensory Stats at base. The robots aren't usually newborns, for they'll remember their entire surroundings as if they have always had human senses. At base, Maneku could only kill them, since they couldn't move but could potentially leak info even if they can't speak or share things to Maneku without a technique. The robots will remain in effect if the user dies, just not under as direct control.

Offensive robots (ones that offensively affect players) have a size limit of 40 feet each. Accumulation size isn't capped by reasonability, but by how much Maneku can influence, and the "robots" can't move so they have little combat effect yet. Only 2 realms can have Maneku's robots living at once. The Fullbring going inactive makes the robots not move (for Level 2 Properties), but they can keep their current state or retract to a passive sensory one.

COMPLEX Property: The "robots" can hide their nature without a skill, although they're like gargoyles and not like invisible. With a Anti-Stealth skill attached to them, they're even harder to detect, and require an equivalent combination to understand them at least.

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{Spoiler}{Main Fullbring Level 2 Properties}Move (1): The robots can form into parts of one type of living being each, but they forsake the weaknesses of a living being, so things like organs are simply aesthetic. The user can mentally bid the robots to move, but they act on their own perfectly if needed. State of matter doesn't change, solids just become far more flexible, think of Transformers. Movement is telekinetic like most elements, and thus can be used for airborne movement.

Robots can never surpass the power stat and speed of opponents with an EQUAL class. Step techniques can do so. Maneku's Reiatsu Strength becomes the base Strength and Speed of his robots. Robots can retain their original function as long as they commit a part of their humanoid body to it. Relatively still parts of robots aren't animated and just look to have their original use sometimes.

Maneku can't regenerate reiatsu by special means like techniques or anything out of normal rests. At base, 10 robots can be offensively active with the release cost. If more offensive robots are to be made, they must be derived from things with life that Maneku damages, such as NPC or other summons. Offensive robots not derived from life cost 100 reiatsu to create.

Shuffle (2): By damaging a target, the user can create a copy of it, hidden away inside the target. The original can be prevented from dying or destruction by the copy replacing it once per topic. Only 5 copies can be active from one target. If Anti-Stealth beats Stealth and uses a reasonable sensing ability then the copy can be detected, though it's within the soul of the target. Damaged targets need to be damaged "severely" like by limb maiming to activate this ability. To remove the copy, targets can restore themselves to a prior state with healing equal to OS.

Hunt (3 (Experienced) ): The user can bring life to their trails. Put simply, they're able to follow anybody. Befitting a top assassin, any DP or DE topic Maneku's in won't allow anybody to escape him. He and his robots have access to a "teleport-like" Step similar to some in the library, but his has no requirements. In Maneku's case, he remotely brings to life whatever escape technique someone might of used and he uses a simpler version to have his robots or himself follow them.

Curse (4): Through handling similar qualities of life, Maneku's able to deal with similar content at a greater efficiency. Once something is turned into a robot, Maneku's able to treat his stats as up to 3x after type to summon parts of what a robot came from originally. Targets are accompanied by a colored glow that appears from their surroundings but not on them. Targets don't transport others unless they fall under the ability.

Secondary Fullbring Name: Unnamed

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{Spoiler}{Secondary Fullbring Appearances}The Secondary Fullbring's appearance is simple. It looks like an umbilical cord shortened into a ring. For Maneku's purpose, he mainly uses this Fullbring to hide his real one, and he might of stolen this one somehow.

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{Spoiler}{Secondary Fullbring Properties}Portal: The first property is giving life to the portals that other races use. The meaning of "giving life" to them is that Maneku can cause those portals to be permanently opened if he contacts one. A portal affected in this way won't permanently be present, but if it's a Shinigami's or user-specific one then Maneku will always be able to control them as one of his robots according to the Main Fullbring. Of course, that Shinigami for example has to summon it first, and Maneku would have to be aware of it. For purely Secondary Fullbring use, Maneku can activate a controlled portal from where he first contacted it. The portal "waypoint" looks like a dark spot where Maneku first contacted it, when it's inactive.

Support: The second property is simple in that it's "supportive" and activated by the user's energy or self making contact. The user can apply the psychometric knowledge from his Fullbring to gain 2 skill points that can be distributed. Each time the ability is used, it requires reason for why the skill points are as they are, such as if grabbing a legendary blade from Fate to learn combat experience and using Unlimited Blade Works. Mental skills aren't usable for this ability. Body skills cannot be resistance ones. The skill points can't be changed during a topic.

Adapt: The Experienced Type property is simpler, in that the robots Maneku controls are able to adapt to any debuffs. In exchange for not being able to debuff others (Maneku can't either), his robots are immune to debuffs.

Attach: The final property lets the user distribute what they're sensing, similar to some techniques Maneku knows. By marking someone, Maneku can sense their Speed at all times. The user's energy or self needs to be making contact. In Maneku's case, he can use this to lower his Sensory Stat(s) and boost the ones of his robots equivalently. Before creating a robot, Maneku can use this to give it higher Sensory Stat(s) in it's history. By using this property, the user can moderate and switch only one of their senses as well. If targets are willing, Maneku can share memories, but not their Sensory Stats unless it's his robots. When not in the Human World, Maneku can use this property to browse the internet through a robot. Finally, the user can also share skills and techniques to the Main Fullbring robots while this property is active. In the case of non-robots, the user can share 1 of their skills to other people.

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{Spoiler}{Known Techniques}*** = Mastered or learned fully

1. Willpower ***
2. Willpower: Variant ***
3. Movement ***
4. Movement Mastery: Boost ***
5. Bringer Light ***
6. Bringer Flash ***
7. Bringer Impact ***
8. Sensory Relay ***
9. Synchronization ***
10. Waxing Flood-Tide ***
11. Unlimited ***
12. Silence Noise, Darken Light ***
13. Spiritual Discipline: Chakra ***
14. Patch Up ***
15. Reiatsu Recovery ***
16. Redirection ***
17. United Fullbring ***
18. Custom: Fullbring Addict
19. Custom: "Talking is a free action"


Technique Name: Physical Manifestation: Willpower

Class: 3

Technique Type: Other

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects:
Willpower is a technique that is available to most who dwell within the human world, and has a variety of effects that make it a versatile and useful technique. This technique is one that manifests the willpower of the physical body. It essentially causes spirit and physical body to "become one" and merge their powers. There are two uses of it. The first is a non battle use, and is the main use. The main use is simply to know the technique, which slows the aging process of the body and allows the possessor to live easily as long as a Shinigami or Arrancar. This is a will-based technique, however, and thus, if will vanishes, so does its power to stop the aging, which quickly catches up. Mod Souls and Bounts have a minor version of this part at all times, which allows them to age slowly at all times; humans and Quincy learn this version at Class 1.

Willpower has three stages that are associated with it, as listed below:

[Stage One: Cog]: By giving up 100 Reiatsu, the user pumps an explosive amount of intimidating power out. Anyone of inferior class will immediately be intimidated. This does not mean they won't fight. Those who are weak enough in comparison will feel a huge, exaggerated surge of power that will probably make them surrender. This can also be used on Hollows to actually scare them away instead of having to kill them. This does NOT work on animals! It only works on "intelligent beings." This means unless it has a similar to human intelligence, this wont' work on an animal.

[Stage Two: Pulley]: This causes physical output to increase based on draining spiritual energy. It costs 400 reiatsu. When activated, it increases physical stats by 50%. However, it causes the skin to begin to blister from pumped out Reiatsu. Essentially, skin begins to burn. It's a quick burn. Within 5 posts, burning will start to become quite serious. On top of that, statistic gain is lost by the post, starting after the second post of this being active. After that time, 10% of the gain is lost every post. It can only be restored by sacrificing 150 Reiatsu per 10%.

[Stage Three: Gate]: This has no initial cost. Reiatsu strength and Spiritual pressure (but NOT Reiatsu amount) both double. From there, reiatsu output goes up, meaning that costs are also doubled for everything. On top of that, 100 reiatsu is lost per post until this is deactivated.

Drawback: See each individual stage. Atop that, when Willpower is learned, it comes with all three stages, but costs double the TTP to learn. Humans, Mod Souls, Quincy, and Bounts only.

Technique Name: Variant

Class: 3

Technique Type: Other

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects:
This variant of the Willpower technique is incredibly deadly. It's very simple, purely taking advantage of the second stage. In addition to the physical increases, awareness is also required. It causes the head itself to become covered in blue Reiatsu. The eyes will also turn yellow during activation. It costs 300 Reiatsu to activate this variant. This increases sensory stats by 30% while active.

How to use technique: Extend “Pulley” to apply to the head as well as the body.

Drawback: After the post of activation, this goes down by 5% per following post. It costs an additional 50 Reiatsu per sacrificed 5% to rejuvenate the 5%.

Technique Name: Movement

Class: 4

Technique Type: Other

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects:

This is a movement technique. It's to keep up with things like Shunpo or Sonido. While all races using this have their own variant of a step technique already, this one is pretty much an in-general type of move. It attunes the physical body to the reiatsu in the air, rather than spiritual to spiritual. It is now physical to spiritual. This allows the user to step at 3x speed for the cost of only 25 Reiatsu. This technique does not take up a technique slot.

How to use technique: Focus the body’s energy and release during a step. This technique can be broken off in the middle of its use. Unlike other step techniques, this one can be repeated while in the middle of the previous one, allowing someone to change their movement course in mid movement.

Drawback: None

Technique Name: [Movement Mastery: Boost]

Class: [2]

Technique Type: [HWD Physical Manifestation]

Usable By (Technique is available to which races?): [All HWD]

Technique Element: [None]

Technique Description and Effects (Explain appearance, powers, and effect): [Insert Below]

Movement Mastery is a little different than Willpower and Output Mastery, given that Movement doesn't have stages to combine like the others. Boost applies the 3x speed boost of the technique to one's entire body. The body heals itself three times as fast as normal including filtering out waste three times faster and purging toxins three times faster. The user then sweats out the waste and is free of any poisons and toxins they may have ingested.

The internal organs isn't all that moves faster. The user gets a 3x speed boost for constant motion over their whole body. This boost starts to fade immediately. The first post has 3x speed, the second 2.5x speed, third 2x, fourth 1.5, and by the fifth the whole boost is faded. By moving so fast, the skin of the user starts to heat up and blister. This is painful, sure, but has a combat capable use. All of the user's barehanded attacks are extremely hot to the touch, dealing extra damage with just a single touch of the user's skin to a victim. This too fades after 5 posts.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): [Insert Below]

Will the entire body to act 3x faster for a short period of time.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc) (Insert Below)

Only One Mastery technique can be learned. The user must specialize in which HWD technique they want to master. The biggest drawback is that the effects are natural instead of supernatural. Without a body that can heal faster than normal, 3x healing won't be much more than scabbing of small wounds. Additionally, this technique will actually kill the user faster if they wouldn't be able to survive the poison or toxin. The speed boost also hurts a lot given the skin is a blistering temperature. Costs 200 reiatsu per post and ends after 5. Cannot be refreshed without external healing.

Made By: Kyomei

Reserved? (Yes/No) (Can others use your technique, or just your character?): [No]

Technique Name: Bringer Light

Class: 4

Technique Type: Human Technique

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects:
This is the stepping technique for humans. It increases their speed for a single step by 10 times for 50 Reiatsu. It leaves a column of flickering light in the place where the user previously occupied. Unlike other steps, this one can be used to build speed. If used in succession, the speed and cost go up with each additional step. The second step is a 13x increase, and costs 100 Reiatsu. The third step is a 15x increase, and costs 200 Reiatsu. From there, the cost doubles with each additional step, and the speed increase goes up by 1 time. Meaning the fourth step is 16x and 400 Reiatsu, the fifth is 17x and 800 Reiatsu, etc. Though at first the column of light is visible where the user was, once the third step is reached, the column of light is no longer there. This technique does not take up a technique slot.

How to use technique: To work, this technique manipulates the soul in whatever the user is standing on, allowing for feats such as high jumping, or the step which increases speed.

Drawback: None

Technique Name: Bringer Flash

Class: 4

Technique Type (Kido, Hollow/Arrancar Technique, Human World Dweller Technique, Other): Human Technique

Usable By (Technique is available to which races?): Humans only

Technique Element: Movement

Technique Description and Effects (Explain appearance, powers, and effect): This technique was created in order to counter similar techniques, such as Shunpo Karin and Sonido Garra. My using the same concept as Bringer Light and focusing it on a single limb, one can move that single limb at 5x normal speed, for 50 reiatsu. Unlike the other variations, and just like the original version, Bringer Flash can continually gain speed upon repetitive use. The second use would bring the speed to 7x, at 100 reiatsu. The third use would bring the speed to 9x at 200 reiatsu. After this, each use brings the speed up by 1x as well as doubling the cost each time its speed is increased.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): By manipulating the souls in ones muscle they are able to force it to achieve a higher level of speed than before. This often leaves the users arm emitting green reiatsu like steam.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc) The initial cost for this technique is 50, but for each use causes the price to double like the original Bringer Light. Secondly, if constantly used in the same limb the person will begin to experience muscle tearing. If used three times by the same limb the user will feel great pain in that limb as the muscles tear. If used two more times in the same limb the user will loose use in that arm for the remainder of the thread unless healed.

Made By: Zack Jensen

Reserved? (Yes/No) (Can others use your technique, or just your character?): No to Humans, impossible for any other race to learn it.

Technique Name: [Bringer Impact]

Class: [4]

Technique Type: [Martial Art/Step Technique)]

Usable By: [Humans (or others that can learn Bringer Light]

Technique Element: [Physical]

Technique Description and Effects: [This technique is a basic extension of the Bringer Light and Bringer Flash line of techniques. Those techniques focus on pure speed, but no matter how fast they go, they aren't actually very good for hitting someone! That is because Bringer Light and Bringer Flash are one-part soul commands. This technique is slower than the others, but that's because it's a two-part soul command. The first soul command is simply a slowed down version version of Bringer Flash. The second is what makes this technique powerful. The second soul command is used to manipulate the air around the arm of the fullbringer, making a wall of force that smashes into the opponent. The air coating is nearly skin-tight though. It only extends an inch off of the limb being used for this technique. Like all other techniques in the Bringer series, this one can get more powerful and more costly with additional uses.

Mechanically, the ability works as follows. For purposes of the attack, speed is doubled. The impact strength of the attack is half of the attack's speed. This is because it's an attack based on raw speed. Subsequent uses can choose to double the reiatsu cost to add 1 more to the speed multiplier. A second use would be triple the attack speed, a third use would quadruple it, etc. Because the impact strength is determined by the speed, it rises with subsequent uses of the technique. The first use has impact strength equal to the user's (not the attack's) current speed. A second use would have impact strength equal to 1.5x their speed, and a third use would have impact strength equal to 2x their speed. This only applies on attacks made in the same post.]

How to use technique: [Explained above.]

Technique Drawbacks: [High reiatsu cost for low speed compared to Bringer Flash, and requires a Rank 2 in some form of martial arts or street fighting. The thin layer of soul commanded wind can only lessen the damage from smacking someone way harder than your body usually can. Still, unless you spam the heck out of the technique, it can prevent it from getting too bad. The more times the technique is used successively (within the same post), the faster the damage is pushed along. The self-damage scales on the following system.

1st use each post = 1 point
2nd consecutive use in a post = 2 points
3rd consecutive use in one post = 3 points
Nth consecutive use in one post = n points

2 points: Slight Strain. Limb is a bit harder to use, but not in major pain.
4 points: The muscle is significantly damaged. Using the limb is considerably more challenging, and may be impossible without proper skills.
6 points: The bones of that limb receive hairline fractures. Further force will shatter the bones beyond repair.
8 points: The limb will be completely useless without healing. The muscles are so damaged that moving it is impossible, and the bones are so shattered that it can neither support weight nor be used for any purpose.

Points toward these drawbacks accrue regardless of whether or not there is time between uses, and regardless of what limb is used. Healing can reset the damage, but not the points themselves. This means that even if the physical damage is healed, further uses will instantly push you to the higher levels of drawbacks. The only way to reset the points is to enter a new thread or have an extended (6 hours or longer) rest with no combat or other strenuous activity.

Made By: [Pie]

Reserved?: [No]

Technique Name: Sensory Relay

Class: 3

Technique Type: Soul Command

Usable By: Fullbringers

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects: The user loops an ally into their own perception of energy for the duration of 6 posts, which can be refreshed at any time by its user by paying the technique's reiatsu cost again. During this time, the affected ally gains 60% of the user's Energy Sensory, but only from the user's perspective. Using this technique on another target while this technique persists increases the size of the sensory network, incorporating the new target into the existing set without affecting the overall duration of the technique.

Affected allies with at least 100 Instinct and 50 Energy Sensory can use a combination of their own Energy Sensory and the user's to triangulate the location of bodies looped into the user's sense of energy, allowing allies to easily identify and locate one another, even if they cannot see.

A Master user of the technique can loop an unwilling target into the sensory network if they have Reiatsu Strength superiority to the target.

How to use technique: With Soul Manipulation, the user aligns and conforms their reiatsu flow with a more neutral pattern and loops their own awareness of the flow of spiritual energy through the pattern. By aligning and conforming to the reiatsu flow of a willing ally the user touches to this same pattern, they confer an echo of their own awareness to their ally.

Technique Drawbacks: Learning or using this technique requires precision awareness of the flow of spiritual energy, requiring at least 300 Energy Sensory. Initially setting up the sensory network is a distracting task; the user cannot move of their own volition during the post in which the sensory network is established; after this time, they may move normally.

Made By: Ammutseba

Reserved? No

Technique Name: Synchronization

Class: 1

Technique Type: Soul Command

Usable By: Fullbringers

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects: This technique aligns the spiritual flow of the user with that of a willing target for the duration of 5 posts, permitting the two of them to use techniques in tandem. Using this technique on another target while this technique persists increases the size of the synchronization pool, incorporating the new target into the existing set without affecting the overall duration of the technique.

While members of the pool are synchronized, each member of the set can place up to one technique they know in the pool. Techniques in the pool can be used by any member of it; when a pooled technique is used by a member of the pool, they use their own stats, skills, abilities, and powers to determine the effectiveness of that technique. Other members of the pool may contribute to one member's use of a pool technique, adding their own technique(s) to the pool technique used.

A user who has Mastered Synchronization can use it to transfer control of a technique they use into the pool, allowing it to be "picked up" and used by another member of the pool before the beginning of the original controller's next post. If the transferred technique is not picked up by a receiver by this time, it dissipates without effect.

How to use technique: With Soul Manipulation, the user creates a hub of neutrally-patterned reiatsu flow within a partition of their identity, and then aligns and conforms their own reiatsu flow with it, giving them access to the hub's contents. After establishing the hub and their own connection to it, the user aligns and conforms the reiatsu of a willing ally they can touch to the hub, and then monitors and adjusts each connection to ensure it remains uniform with the hub's flow.

Technique Drawbacks: Learning or using this technique requires precision awareness of the flow of spiritual energy, requiring at least 300 Energy Sensory. Setting up the synchronicity pool is a strenuous endeavor; the user cannot move of their own volition while setting up the pool, nor for 1 post after doing so. While using this technique, the user acts as the synchronicity regulator hub between all of the set's constituent members. They suffer a 40% penalty to Instincts during this time, as regulating the reiatsu flows of more than one distinct body is highly distracting. This penalty is reduced by 10% for each 1 point the user has in either Battle Focus, Calm Mind, or Multitasking. While contributing to another technique with the synchronization pool, characters cannot move of their own volition. Finally, to benefit from the hub, characters must remain within 500 feet of one another.

Made By: Ammutseba

Reserved? No

Technique Name: Waxing Flood-Tide

Class: 2

Technique Type: Soul Command

Usable By: Fullbringers

Technique Element: Air, Water

Technique Description and Effects: This technique is as insidious as it is simplistic. Inside a region centered on the user, 300 meters in diameter, air is significantly changed for the duration of 5 posts. Air in this region entertains the notion that as force increases, viscosity shifts toward a more solid state. Any body, physical or spiritual, that exerts force on or displaces air as its moves triggers this technique.

Inside the region, air takes on a distinctly "heavier" feel, as if occupants were wearing heavy blankets, but no more. Unless the Speed of a body in the region exceeds 600, this change imposes no penalties or restrictions on the region's occupants. However, when the Speed of a body inside the region does exceed 600, the air around that body thickens significantly. Projectiles lose flight path control as they struggle to push through the air, and characters burn stamina at double the normal rate. When the Speed of a body exceeds 2000, the air around that body begins to solidify. Projectiles are treated as though they hit a barrier of and were tunneling through sand, and characters suffer damage as though they had hit (or passed through) an equal amount of rocky soil as the distance they tried to cover. The further a character's Speed exceeds 2000, the more severe the injuries for moving become.

How to use technique: The user communicates with the air in a region, insinuating exciting new ideas into its identity until its physics begin to resemble shear thickening non-Newtonian fluids.

Technique Drawbacks: The technique does not distinguish between user, friend or foe. All occupants of the area are equally subject to its tyranny. Additionally, if Speeds are kept to 600 or less, the effects of this technique can effectively be ignored. When this technique is first set up, the air draws the extra energy it needs from the fullbringer's own body, tiring them as if they had performed one extra post of strenuous activities. Characters with the Soul Dominance technique may communicate with the air around them to learn about this change before they move.

Made By: Ammutseba

Reserved? No

Technique Name: Unlimited

Class: 2

Technique Type: Soul Command

Usable By: Fullbringers

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects: By turning Soul Command in on itself and another technique at once, Unlimited modifies any other technique that produces a manifestation or can experience a Clash of Abilities. The modified technique's Class increases by one category, up to a maximum of the user's Class or Unlimited's Class, whichever is less.

A user who is Proficient in Unlimited can jump-start the process in a technique at least two Classes less than their own, increasing the modified technique's Class by two categories on its first (and only its first) use of Unlimited. A user who has Mastered Unlimited can use it to exceed the limit of their own or Unlimited's Class (whichever is less) with a technique by up to one category.

For example, a Class 1 character using Concussive Blast (a Class 4 technique) with a Learned Unlimited would increase the Class of Concussive Blast by 1 per use, up to a maximum of Class 2. A Class 1 character with a Proficient Unlimited could jump-start the process, giving Concussive Blast a 2-Class increase with its first paired use of Unlimited, making it a Class 2 technique with just one use of Unlimited (but its maximum class would still be 2). Finally, a Class 1 character who has Mastered Unlimited could pair it with Concussive Blast to jump-start the technique to Class 2 and then use Unlimited again to further enhance the Concussive Blast to Class 1.


How to use technique: The user first conforms the streamflow of reiatsu in a technique, then breaks off a stream of the reiatsu flow post-uniformity, redirecting that stream into Soul Command before directing that same Soul Command into the modified technique's source, abetting it with recursive growth.

Technique Drawbacks: Standard reiatsu cost for a Class 2 technique with each use. Each time this technique is used on another technique, the modified technique gains a required charge time measured in posts (if it does not have one already), and its required charge time increases by one post.

A Master user of this technique using it to exceed their own class with a technique endangers themselves, as it burns through stamina at twice the normal rate of loss, except that the stamina is not paid until after the modified technique is released (when the cost is paid all at once). A character who exceeds their stamina limit due to this suffers serious internal injuries from bodily stress.

Made By: Ammutseba

Reserved? No

Technique Name: [Silence Noise, Darken Light.]

Class: [5] - 8-0.

Technique Type: [Other: Senses] - Kidou, Quincy Technique, Bount Technique, Human Technique, Hollow Technique, Other

Technique Element: [None] - If any

Technique Description and Effects: [In essence the technique allows someone to shut off a sense. This allows the user to ignore effects that can only happen if the opponent hears it. It can shut off all 5 senses if desired. But it will leave them defenseless. This technique is almost instantaneous when activated. All they need to do is deduct 100 reiatsu to turn a sense off and deduct 200 to reactivate a sense. If mastered the body will not suffer negative effects for a sudden loss of hearing. They are capable of battling normally with or without their sense of hearing, smelling, whichever etc. But they still can not have all of their senses cut and still be able to fight normally.]

How to use technique: [Concentrate on a sense you want deactivated.]

Drawback: [For every Sense deactivated, senses are cut by 3/4. They also can not have or even attempt to cut off all senses. If they attempt to do so, they will immediately go numb, deaf, blind, etc. They become a vegetable, incapable of being aware of his or her environment.]

Made by: [Unknown]

Reserved?: [No]

Technique Name: [Spiritual Discipline: Chakra]

Class: [1]

Technique Type: [HWD Tech]

Usable By: [Bount, Mod Souls, Fullbringers, Non Vandenreich Quincy, HWD Nakabakki]

Technique Element: [N/A]

Technique Description and Effects: [Insert Below]

The soul. Essentially the core of one's true self. And to manifest its energy is a feat anyone can accomplish. When you gaze at all of the spiritually aware, you see them blasting their spiritual energy around themselves. Sometimes they can flex it and use the force it generates to their advantage. Other times they can create projectiles, or concoct actual physical changes. But this technique is different.

The cost for this is a full 800 reiatsu, but it lasts for 20 posts. As long as it is active, the user's hands gain the power to directly utilize their own reiatsu. How? Anything they touch, should they allow it, including their own body, can be imbued with a flame of their choosing. This fire isn't hot, and does not burn. What it does it enhance offensive and defensive capability. This can be used on techniques, releases, body, attacks, weapons, etc.

As long as that flame coats an object, it is considered "class neutral" and "value neutral." Unless struck by a superior class or 2x offensive stat or more, it will always win in conflict against anything that is without a flame. In other words, say Player A utilizes Chakra on their sword and Player B has some sort of Hierro-like ability. Player A, except with the aforementioned limitations, will always be able to cut clean through that defense and sever it.

If the target is also coated in flames, however, then the neutrality of class and value is lost against that target, and once again it is treated as a clash of offensive power or class, as per normal rules. Therefore, this technique is a must for top level HWD, as it is almost impossible to succeed in combat without it. Just to meet the high tier status quo, this technique is required.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): [Insert Below]

It is activated for the 800 reiatsu cost, and it is special in that no technique that lowers reiatsu cost can lower the cost of this technique. Furthermore, anyone who can charge or generate reiatsu cannot use any such methods of charge or regeneration while this technique is active. To learn this technique, user must know Willpower, Output, Movement, and Energy Generate.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc) (Insert Below)

800 reiatsu cost, in addition to considerable stamina drain the longer this technique is used. In addition, anyone who uses this technique bleeds 20% more profusely out of wounds while it is active.

Incantation and Effect: [N/A]

Made By: [Kento]

Reserved?: [No]

Technique Name: Patch Up

Class: 6

Technique Type: [General Spiritual Technique]

Usable By: All races

Technique Element: None

Technique Description and Effects:

By converting spiritual power into physical shape, the user repairs damage done to an object or a part of their body with a Durability score that has not been completely broken. The amount of Durability restored is equal to the user's Reiatsu Strength.

How to use technique:

Convert spiritual energy into physical particles through an act of will.

Technique Drawbacks

This technique is ineffective against targets with a current Durability of 0. It can only be used to stave off breaking a durable object.

Made By: Zudawull

Reserved? (Yes/No): No

Technique Name: [Reiatsu Recovery]

Class: [4] - 7-1.

Technique Type: [Other] - Kidou, Quincy Technique, Bount Technique, Human Technique, Hollow Technique, Other

Technique Element: [None] - If any

Technique Description and Effects: [What does your technique do? How strong is it? What is it's range of abilities? List these things below.]

This basic technique allows a user to restore an ally's reiatsu through physical contact. During this physical contact, the user pools his/her reiatsu into the ally, giving them however much reiatsu is desired to give.

How to use technique: [How do you use this technique? List below.]

Stated above.

Drawback: [What are the disadvantages and drawbacks of your technique? Don't forget that the drawback must be equal in strength to the technique. List everything related to the drawback below.]

None.

Made by: [Admin]

Reserved?: [No]

Technique Name: [Redirection]

Class: [3, 2, 1] - 7-1.

Technique Type: [Other] - Kidou, Quincy Technique, Bount Technique, Human Technique, Hollow Technique, Other

Technique Element: [None] - If any

Technique Description and Effects: [What does your technique do? How strong is it? What is it's range of abilities? List these things below.]

This is a vicious technique used by strong reiatsu beings. This allows the user to grab a hold of reiatsu, cycle the energy through their body, consume it (therefore making it theirs), and then hurl it back. In other words, one can redirect the enemy's reiatsu based attack by catching it and throwing it back either by spin or just catch and throw.

How this works has been stated above. Now, the important thing to recognize is that there are three classes to this technique. The class 3 version can catch reiatsu of any class except class 1+, and redirect it for half cost of the technique. The class 2 version can do the very same, except it layers the user's reiatsu strength on top of the enemy's reiatsu strength for the returned attack. It also uses the full cost. The class 1 version can return any technique regardless of reiatsu strength, and does so with the user's reiatsu strength layered on top of the enemy's. However, it does so for double cost, and does not work on class 0 techniques.

How to use technique: [How do you use this technique? List below.]

Stated above.

Drawback: [What are the disadvantages and drawbacks of your technique? Don't forget that the drawback must be equal in strength to the technique. List everything related to the drawback below.]

This will burn the user. It will burn their arms. It will burn their insides a bit. They will cook a little. This will strain their body and reiatsu. It can only be used once per post. It shuts off release if used 3+ times in a released state.

Made by: [Admin]

Reserved?: [No]

rpforumbleach.proboards.com/thread/11921/united-fullbring

Technique Name: [United Fullbring]

Class: [1]

Technique Type: [Soul Command and Variants]

Usable By (Technique is available to which races?): [Fullbringers]

Technique Element: [Varies]

Technique Description and Effects (Explain appearance, powers, and effect): [Insert Below]

Most races have a Final Release of sorts, such as the Human Metamorphosis Ritual, Saigo no Houmen, Bakkoto Level 0, and more. It was thought that Fullbringers could never achieve this sort of power, but in reality the power was simply lost to time. The first and last Fullbringer to use this technique was named Cain, who currently holds the Decima Espada position. United Fullbring is as it sounds, the two Fullbrings (Main and Secondary) united as one. It has also been called Secondary Fullbring Level 2, but that name doesn't fully describe it. To activate United Fullbring, the Fullbringer must have Main Fullbring Level 2 and Secondary Fullbring active, as well as have had them active for at least 4 posts. Any time after those 4 posts have elapsed, the Fullbringer may merge their two separate Fullbrings into one.

The form of the Secondary Fullbring absorbs the Main Fullbring, hence why it is sometimes called Secondary Fullbring Level 2 as it is an evolution of the physical form of that release. For example, a Secondary that is a sword to complement a suit of armor Main Fullbring could evolve into a second pair of metal arms wielding swords attached to the Fullbringer's body. While in this unified state the Secondary Fullbring Properties are maintained, save for 1 of the 2 which is "evolved" as well. Additionally, the Main Fullbring Level 1 Property is able to be utilized during this form as well as a single Level 2 Property which is upgraded further into a "level 3" status. All in all, a great multiplying of power in both versatility and raw effect. As this varies from Fullbringer to Fullbringer, it must be applied for like a Saigo no Houmen would.

This form lasts for 5 posts before it must be refreshed, which exacerbates the drawbacks listed below.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): [Insert Below]

The Fullbringer pulls on the Soul of their Secondary Fullbring that has been active for at least 4 posts, opening it up to merging with the Main Fullbring Level 2 that has also been active for at least 4 posts. Utilizing Reiatsu more akin to a Hollow's evolutionary power than anything else, they unite and seal the two Fullbrings together, emerging as an upgraded and evolved Secondary Fullbring.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc): [Insert Below]

No power comes without drawbacks, and this one is more like a Final Release in its repercussions. The first drawback is the cost in terms of spiritual energy. This technique costs 0 reiatsu, instead costs 120 Spiritual Pressure (after Type). This lowers the Fullbringer's reiatsu cap by 1,200 as well as lowers their Cutback threshold and potentially their Offensive Stat. But that's just the spiritual energy that is required to be sealed into this United Fullbring. A bit of the Fullbringer's Soul is also sealed inside, reducing their Light/Dark Aura pool by 10 and creating and increasing a new pool called their Corrupted Aura by 10. This occurs in any thread this technique is used in: NDE, DP, DE. For example, a Fullbringer with 100 Light Aura would instead have 90 Light Aura, 0 Dark Aura, and 10 Corrupted Aura for using the technique the first time and would divert 10 more Light Aura into Corrupted Aura each time they refresh the technique or reactivate it.

A Fullbringer with 50/50 Light/Dark Aura would instead have 45/45/10 Light/Dark/Corrupted Aura. This has a few consequences, some immediate, some long term. Immediately, the very first time this technique is used, they would no longer be capable of having any bonuses of having 100 Light or Dark Aura nor having 50/50 Light/Dark Aura. The second is the long term effects, in that they now have a Corrupted Aura. Corrupted Aura increases Reiatsu Costs of all non-release techniques by X% where X is the amount of Corrupted Aura one has. Fullbringers with Corrupted Aura also start to undergo personality changes that are opposite of their "true" personality. A kind Fullbringer might turn cruel, or a murderous Fullbringer might start to become philanthropic.

The worst repercussion occurs when Corrupted Aura ever gets above 50. Since it cannot be reduced in any way, this means the Fullbringer may use this Ability 5 times without the worst side effects. Once Corrupted Aura reaches 60, the Fullbringer is no longer able to deactivate this technique. It ceases to cost any Spiritual Pressure and instead takes over, refreshing itself every 2 posts instead of every 5, compounding the Corruption. At 100 Corrupted Aura, the Fullbringer ceases to exist as a Fullbringer, effectively dying, and their chain of fate immediately encroaches all the way into Hollowfication. A Class 8 Hollow forms in an area of dense spiritual energy close to the site at which the Fullbringer overused their powers, starting new life from the Fullbringer that had once existed.

This Hollow, while low in Class, has a benefit for having undergone this transformation. Upon Mask Breaking, if they choose to do so, if they qualify for the other requirements of Segunda Etapa, regardless of affiliation with the Espada, they have the ability to unlock said second level of Release. This means they would need Rank 4 and 400 Healing Expertise before Type (High Speed Regeneration requirement) in whatever organization or mercenary position they are in.

Made By: Cain

Reserved? (Yes/No) (Can others use your technique, or just your character?): [No]

Technique Name: [Fullbring Addict]

Class: [1]

Technique Type: [Soul Command and Variants]

Usable By (Technique is available to which races?): [Fullbringers]

Technique Element: [Varies]

Technique Description and Effects (Explain appearance, powers, and effect): [Insert Below]

Fullbring Addict is used to "take powers". In reality, it increases the user's stat cap by 600, similar to Final Release. The method is by defeating a previous user of Final Release that has trained 600 SP, and taking that from them by physical contact or by their Fullbring item. Afterward, the loser has to retrain their 600 SP. The Fullbring Addict user can choose to increase the stat cap of Fullbring allies by 300 too by making similar contact in the topic. The user can force a "contract" with each ally that gives the user certain control over their ally's Fullbring, but this must be agreed to fully.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): [Insert Below]

Defeat and contact.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc): [Insert Below]

The user has to have started as a Fullbringer in their character app. Fullbring allies this is used on might have to agree to a contract.

Made By: Maneku

Reserved? (Yes/No) (Can others use your technique, or just your character?): [No]

Technique Name: ["Talking is a free action"]

Class: [1]

Technique Type: [Soul Command Variant, CINEMATIC]

Usable By (Technique is available to which races?): [Fullbringers]

Technique Element: [Varies]

Technique Description and Effects (Explain appearance, powers, and effect): [Insert Below]

"Talking is a free action" lets the user talk through another source and without having it penalize the fighting. If they're too slow to speak normally, they won't be with this. The user speaks what they want through summons, technology, or whatever Release ability that might allow communication. Also, they can create "menacing", ゴゴゴゴゴ, or any unique onomatopoeia in their surroundings like JoJo anime. The technique incurs no costs, and Releases used for it don't need to be active.

How to use technique (How is it activated?): [Insert Below]

A conduit that can speak or move.

Technique Drawbacks (Limitations, repercussions for use, etc): [Insert Below]

The user must have a conduit to communicate through. This technique can't physically affect anyone, although it might cause mental trauma through sick burns.

Made By: Maneku

Reserved? (Yes/No) (Can others use your technique, or just your character?): [No]

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-History-

Birthplace: International waters

Current Residence: Karakura, Japan

Memorable Figures: [twin, Daddy Hollow doo doo doo doo, chain gang, herb traffickers, Beast Clan doge, hot Xcution receptionist]

History: "Sharks start out as eggs, but incubate and hatch in the womb. Sometimes the number of pups is less than the number of eggs that were fertilized. Do you know why? Cannibalism. The pups start eating each other within the mother's womb the moment they hatch. They start killing their siblings the moment they enter the world, viewing everything they see as nothing more than prey."

Another story anchored in deception. A history purposely vague, clouded in delusion. Born to a simple fishermen's family, the mother was expecting twins. Maneku's mother was attacked during a voyage by a seafaring Hollow. There was no lucky break or help, and Maneku was saved by another Hollow. In the womb, Maneku malformed and attached the toes of his twin. There was going to be little potential in Maneku's life, but his spiritual energy looked nice. Dragged around from island to island, Maneku didn't become a cultured lad early. One could say that Maneku wasn't even literate for a long while. Thrown into baskets of food, Maneku isn't sure what he ate but it probably wasn't ethical things. Sucking up what he could, Maneku eventually sucked up something he shouldn't have.

The Hollow that saved Maneku wanted to raise Maneku as thicc food, and Maneku was forced to work in a mine. Captured and framed during this process didn't instill much justice into Maneku's early values. Well, this period of Maneku's life didn't give him much values at all and he just enjoyed surviving. Maneku made the first and little friends he'd make in this mine, as part of a chain gang. Even without Hollow influence, there seemed to be some minor crimes that Maneku had committed in his earlier years. Maneku never found out who exactly employed him, even if it was his Hollow father. Everyone had died maybe. The last things that Maneku remember regarding his fated companions were his dragging of them to somewhere darker and more fun. Dissatisfied with the small light he'd found had made a young bud try to grow deeper by darkness. No matter what positivity was found, dragging it down into the abyss always seemed to give further and true purpose.

Early life remains a haze to Maneku. Scavenging, Maneku's early life was survived only by his reliance on good ole herbs. By the way, herbs means that Maneku's only sustenance was drugs. One day, Maneku found riches, but he was too forceful. Digging and digging, he digged too far. Becoming reckless, Maneku didn't wear protective gear. When the forces of justice are on his side, Maneku believed he didn't need protection. Nicking his unsteady malformed feet, Maneku became trapped, and contracted a disease. Medical issues are truly inconvenient and unavoidable. From this moment, Maneku became obsessed with making the healthy understand. Dangling from inside a mine, Maneku eventually saw a Hollow, and the Hollow saw him. Sadistically watching in a hole, the Hollow awaited in the abyss to consume it's trapped prey. A drain echoed as Maneku starved and became sicker. Trying to crawl his way out, Maneku lost his light in the mine. Maneku's memory of this time stopped there.

Maneku awakened his Fullbring, but all it did was help stir his spiritual energy, and he remained sick. A useless Fullbring, Maneku's only luck was that he got slightly stronger. The base standard of strength was enough though, and Maneku began to find his way in the world. Spreading the sickness of knowledge, Maneku began to learn it was bad to reach for too much. Becoming interested in the arts, Maneku wanted proof he didn't deserve his power, and his recklessness rewarded arrogance only at first. Trying to fix his physical flaws, Maneku forgot his Hollow father, and it became his lifelong regret. Trying to build up a true home, Maneku got into architecture. Living a lavish life, Maneku began to lose his taste for the world. Technology wasn't that interesting, and only so many fake homes could be made.

Finding himself too weak, Maneku resolved to try eating Hollows, and also because he wanted to find his father. Maybe Maneku could regenerate his body if he ate enough. Early on, Maneku realized Fullbringers were weak, and he avoided greater spiritual dealings. To a point, Maneku was careful, but his maliciousness got the better of him. As a hobby, Maneku decided to open an orphanage included with a senior welfare center for example. Trying to steal little pieces of other's Fullbring, Maneku had decided it was too tiresome to chase people, and began forcefully awakening people's Fullbring somehow. Peddling shady drugs, Maneku participated in gang activity, and gave tattoos to people that included his Fullbring. Experimenting, Maneku injected his Fullbring into ink, and placed his Fullbring on uncanny animals too.

One day, the Beast-Clan found Maneku. There was no justice for Maneku's sins on cute animals, instead they wanted to use his power. Figuring if they pushed Maneku, they'd be able to resolve their curse with the Fullbring. Forced to graft fur onto his body, Maneku eventually grew inspired enough to just kill his captors. Haha, not really though, Maneku thinks more fondly to better results. Leaving as an experimental killer is far too cliche. At the time, Maneku kept his eyes closed despite the prodding. Even if the animals were unaware to his lack of sight, Maneku had a certain level of esteem already. Blood flowed to the head quicker, and it seemed Maneku's capture started with him being hung upside down.

Now what? Maneku wanted to leave, and he acts upon this immediately upon waking up. The beasts presume Maneku is groggy with the lack of blood flow, but Maneku can't use his legs anyway. SLICE, Maneku's legs fall off while he understands his situation further. Studying beast-clansmen had surrounded Maneku to study him, and they falter in alarm. Why did Maneku's legs fall off? He's not sure, but they return to daddy momentarily after having become independent. Caving in the skulls of surrounding beast-clanmen brought Maneku some breathing room. Literally, Maneku's bindings drop him to the floor. Creeping in silence, the beast-clansmen that captured Maneku and who aren't dead yet simply wait to see Maneku's next consequences.

Bleeding heavily, fur begins to cover Maneku's lower body, and he ends up having crawled into his wheelchair in the corner of the room. Worn-down only slightly, Maneku had already canceled out his sense of pain, but a lack of blood begins to make Maneku cold. Opening his eyes to look at a beast-man, Maneku's other captors seemingly were stomped to death. Shutting off his senses for a moment leaves Maneku's Energy Sensing still, to re-enact all done to him. Droopy and gothic eyes stare eerily, without taking any actual light.

"Taste that? That's your cub's blood. You're going to sit and expire or I'll make your child do first," trying to relax after the wakeful massacre, Maneku can't help but toy. Speaking using his Fullbring warrants Maneku to seem more vulnerable than he is in this case. In another corner of the room, a middle-aged Beast-Clan holds tears in one eye, as blood from a grand-elder daddy lively says "SORRY SORRY" fakely brought to life by Maneku's Fullbring. Blood from the corpse is animated by Maneku, and tries to infest the final enemy who proves to be the strongest. The remaining newish leader of the Beast-Clan doesn't listen, even as Maneku holds hostage another legacy in his Zanpakuto not releasing. Feeling trapped, the Beast-Clan decides that he's going to risk his child who still lives under the cover of his shielding corpse uncles.

"Wow, your body must hate you. You should treat it better," Maneku fights bravely and motions the final threat to take care of Maneku quick or extend his suffering, pick one. Eh, Maneku isn't really winning though, as the enemy is using his Final Release. Eventually, "Maneku" dies. A chaotic and defensive situation, all Maneku did was bring back to life grandpa's speaking blood with grandpa's memories, to try to kill daddy who's trying to protect some innocent doge. To watch the show, the real Maneku had already reformed from his stored copy in a corpse pile.

Oh, look who's here, it's the son. And then Maneku crawls out of the Final Release doge's son who's ripped in half. Crawling up to his new pet who's Final Release expires, Maneku gleans amused of his new trained pet. Shivering, it hesitates on it's new form on how to commit suicide quickest, with it's son dead and this demon still alive. It's vision darkens, and Maneku's blood kisses into it. Too slow to adapt. If you're going to risk your son, at least kill him before Maneku? Worming up to a more elderly Beast-Clan, Maneku grabs a fistful of fur and smells it while he works on finishing up his surroundings. Using his ability, he gets a great deal of information on Soul Society. What felt like 50 years later, Maneku departs with a clear-eyed doggie.

Escaping back to the world of the living, Maneku decided to take a much more low-key approach to his life. Cleansing all his connections was done first. Using his Fullbring, Maneku soaked up newer knowledge, and decided to use others for everything he could. At some point, Maneku began to hide his Fullbring, and there was little record of him due to his general early life luck. Approaching an intelligence organization, it became Maneku's hobby to monitor the balance of souls.

Taking a passive approach, Maneku watched as Fullbringers grew. Influence came to Maneku more naturally than others. Born Fullbringers can tend to lack experience compared to other races. Even in a guiding role, Maneku didn't forget his pains and joys. After gathering information from loose lipped souls, Maneku began to understand the other realms besides the Human World. Deluding himself, Maneku began to believe he was the "Soul King's Legs", bounded in swinging sufferings. Even the most intellectual and connected people are influenced by what they first experience. Wanting to create something of equivalent in scale to other realms became Maneku's new obsession.

Placing a job application to Xcution, Maneku had first systematically eliminated any history of himself as a double-check. Lying, Maneku said he could preserve the dead, and he began to scout for Xcution. As a utility-focused man, suspicions of Maneku's evil fade quickly, since why would such a person have such selfless ability? Quickly showing his value, Maneku had never been lied to from his sensory capabilities. To catalogue Maneku's rise in Xcution is simple, as he showed his worth. Other members of Xcution surely might of been around longer or done great defeats to supplement the organization. In Maneku's case, he doesn't need to fight great enemies, and Fullbringers are quite a weak race statistically. The opinion and probable fact of Maneku is that he's simply more focused in values, since he doesn't need to protect the organization. As a consultant, Maneku's Fullbring and himself gives endless information.

First, Maneku's application included a catalogue of the powers of each race, along with various weaknesses of people who "mysteriously" went inactive. To appeal to the emotions of people, Maneku also didn't have singular instances of success that others in the organization might have. Instead, Maneku focused on the dead, and he glorified his "psychometry" to instead be a form of necromancy. No matter the race, the ability to revive the dead is simply far too rare. In Maneku's case, he controls the dead's thoughts to give forth information that even a happily-revived man might not give. Well, in Maneku's case, he really just gives the bare minimum of surface thoughts from corpses.

But a few dead words are worth thousands of lives and emotions. The easiest justifications come from those who can't speak back. Whenever someone's suspected Maneku's manipulations, he easily gives away unknown information in the life of the plushy bodies he farms. Even if someone suspects Maneku, will they really not elevate someone that can assure comfort after death? To speak of Maneku's role in the organization, he's the greatest justification for an assassin's life. Even if fodder die, they get to have ole Maneku to share their last words no matter what. In the day-to-day, Maneku also found other ways to show his value.

Like, Maneku even visits the local sperm banks! Spanking and banking, Maneku doesn't do anything heinous, he just cups his hands. Using his mighty Fullbring, Maneku births forth the future of the organization but fully under Maneku's future control. When Maneku's really on a roll for farming influence, he goes to speak to various religious organizations. Baptizing the kind futures of people, Maneku can deceive by pushing holiness into bodies to modify them. It's almost like Maneku blesses people with superpowers, by modifying them as robot slaves for the organization.

Anyway, Maneku also did a few more kind contributions to humanity. He went all BILL GATES, infecting the supply chain by striking things with the Fullbring. Some people got it, right? That whole injection of robots into people is totally Maneku's thing, it's so useful to the organization sometimes. If Maneku's rise had a job description, it would be "asserting control over society by enslavement is totally cool". To land the role, Maneku just needed to be more effective on society. The technopaths all wanna be fighters and create fancy things. In Maneku's case, all he needs to motivate himself is to be a virus without boundaries.

Maneku's rise in Xcution can be described as not-so-sudden, but moreso a matter of course to his creativity. Accomplishments are temporary, information is eternal. Mixing threats with providence, Maneku knows too much, and any dead Fullbringer is a new Shinigami he could support. Without being shy, Maneku has killed other Fullbringers, unlike most. An assassin needs to simply fulfill the targets or the goal of going after targets. By satisfying people in life, Maneku didn't need to be a long-term devotee. The current Seven Gun is not shy to discipline.

"My name is Pemt. I'm 23 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Canaduh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an actor for the Deez Nuts agency, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don't smoke, but I occasionally drink. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of cold smoothie and doing about twenty minutes of fapping before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't die to anyone. Basically, ____, you are a troublesome thing that would hinder my sleep, therefore my enemy. ____ ... is what I've named it. I'm going to eliminate you now before you have a chance to speak, so I can sleep soundly again tonight," one time, Maneku announced his intentions freely. To show loyalty, Maneku created proxy organizations and groups to test out the environment. Then, Maneku destroyed his creations without hesitation. Can anybody else in Xcution attest that they'd rapid-fire create, just to destroy? With knowledge comes power, and Maneku's a necessity. Even in power, Maneku's gained the Final Release-like technique long before others.

Sitting in on meetings, Maneku likes to play with a paper fortune-teller. To be aware at all times, Maneku uses automated alarms to be on-call. In Xcution, Maneku takes on a subservient role, and blends in with a cute doge sidekick. There's no way Maneku locked away a Beast Clan in a cellar for years, or picked up one that used Metamorphosis and decided to disrespect it. In fact, the cute doge used to be a Beast-Clan that just forgot some things. It'd be a wonderful sight to create the biggest doggie tent in Xcution, and he waits to answer any questions in each meeting. Having learned many lessons, Maneku avoided direct conflict, and he ascended to be a Seven Gun by letting others pile up. Compared to other assassins, Maneku enjoys the role of being the guiding "scope" for his compatriots.

Training and seeking is Maneku's forte. In case those in the organization go rogue, Maneku's threatened many hidden families. As a pastime, Maneku works on character assassination for Xcution, and controls AI trolls online. Lounging around, Maneku hasn't spent a lot of time in the Human World lately. If he's around, he's in virtual reality many times. Assembling tribal sacrifices to Hollows, Maneku also likes to explore, the Human World will always be safe anyway. Holding on to the legs of Xcution, Maneku goes where he pleases, and doesn't have to follow orders besides to the former Seven Gun CEO. Ever since a Hollow saved him, Maneku had given up on his humanity though.

[Col Arana]

Sorry about the delay.

-Offensive Robots will definitely need a higher cost. 100 reiatsu to create something that can tangle with a Class 1 physical build, is vastly undercosted. Way back I brought up the Kitai example as a baseline of what to expect cost-wise for creations like that. Even at a very conservative estimate, using one of the pre-existing summoning techniques onsite (Dragon), that produces an 800/600 strength/speed creation for around 800 and it only lasts for about two posts.

If you're looking for creations that will last long term and have physical stats on par with physical-based Captain-tier characters, you're looking at over 1000 reiatsu for each individual one.

-As far as Shuffle... better, though with HE being as uncommon a stat as it is (and very rarely as high as other character's Offensive Stats), this should still be broadened a fair amount. Making an ability that punishes "meta builds" is fine (lord knows I've done it with Aramis), but Healing Expertise is a very polarized stat-- it's unlikely that Maneku would encounter someone with a high enough HE stat to pull this off. And it also doesn't account for Maneku being able to implant his soul in things like trees or stones, which can't purge the effect. I would request this be made either more limited for Maneku to apply, or for methods to remove it be made a bit more accessible.

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Honestly, this is shaping up well, and should be fine with one or two more edits.