Yun Hei

[The Mad Hatter]

Mokutana – “Wooden Sword”
Special Item
Although the sword doesn’t officially have a name, Hei calls it this due to his lack of creativity. It is standard katana, made entirely out of wood, both blade and hilt. Instead of having a standard hilt, the handle itself is wrapped in cloth and has a small curve into the hand-guard, and then back into the blade. Although it does not posses the same standard strength of a regular katana, it’s wooden nature make it much easier to Hei to hold, as well as making his strikes much quicker. To most, the blade is simply a gift from his father before he left for the war. What most don’t know is that it is inscribed with a fuinjutsu from his mother. When chakra is inserted and run through the blade, the blade’s sharpness and hardness dramatically increase, capable of easily standing up to any metallic blade. Hei has the ability to do this, but as he is not trained in chakra natures, cannot enhance any single property specifically. With additional chakra control and techniques, the properties of the blade can be manipulated even further.

Shinobi Supplies
Common Item
At all times, Hei has a variety of average supplies a shinobi would need on his person.

Kunai[8]
Senbon[3]
Shuriken[8]
Wire[20ft]
Exploding Tag[6]

[Club October]

Tenkei/Tiānxu – “Heavenly Alighnment”
Unranked
The Yun have the blood inherited trait of having bodies that are physically capable to detecting the unique chakra presence of an individual, similar to chakra color identifaction. Upon which they are able to detect, locate, and gauge the amount of chakra energy within their surroundings and others by a sixth sensory organ located within the brain that picks up on the unique frequency of chakra that radiates from a person. This natural phenomenon in similar in nature to Ninken and Kikaichū who have developed the traits of being able to smell and eat chakra respectively; As this ability is part of the Yun's natural anatomy, nothing different if one were to touch or breathe, no chakra usage is required.

The base range of this skill is often at twenty five meters, however Skilled Yun may be able to extend the range of their receptive abilities, even develop this sense to locate specific individuals based on their unique signature of chakra by using their own chakra to amplify the ability to lengths many times beyond, should they dedicate themselves to the skill.

Shi’he Quan – “Twelve Harmonies Fist”
Unranked
Shi’he Quan or the Twelve Harmonies Fist is the martial art style signature of the Yun Clan, originating from their spiritual beliefs rooted with the Celestial Zodiac Order and immortalized by their principles of grace, skill, and strength, the martial art is an elaborate External Blow style that has earned its reputation of being foolish to underestimate as well as a reflection of the inner discipline of the house hold. The style uses large, extended, circular movements to improve overall body mobility in the muscles, tendons, and joints. Included in this form is a repertoire of a good balance of hand and foot techniques and a mix of whirling, running, leaping, and acrobatics making the moves difficult to perform, requiring great flexibility and athleticism comparable to gymnasts. Signature incorporations of those acrobatics include whirlwind kicks, the butterfly jump, the side somersault, and the classic flying jump kick.

Through trained and precise chakra control, practitioners of the Twelve Harmonies Fist aim to do significant damage to the body by multiplying the kinetic energy of the blow upon impact, sending shockwaves. The chakra multiplies and carries the force further along the point of connection, allowing a further area of attack with each hit, increasing the harm and effect of the strike. Because each strike has its natural kinetic energy multiplied, even what would appear to be an unassuming blow such as the distance of less than an inch(IE: One inch punch) can have serious results.

Training to this style of martial art is rigorous as Yun are instructed from a young age to acquire the type of chakra control to focus energies even the point of a pin needle and multiple tenketsu if necessary. To acquire both the stamina and accuracy in chakra control needed to use this style effectively, typical training methods such as but not limited to Water Walking, Wall Walking, and the Leaf Concentration Practice are intensified. Some methods to increase difficulty are, but of course, aren’t explicitly restricted to adding weights during surface walking practices, using seals to provide resistance to chakra molding, and then meditative practices to supplement clarity of mind to provide focus and eliminate distractions.

Because this martial art is signature to the clan and its discipline is crucial to members of the clan, Yun also benefit with excellent chakra control. With the ability to cause serious exterior damage with placid then suddenly explosive manuevers and the chakra control to supplement a variety of other attacks makes Shi’he Quan one of the strongest martial art styles in Iwagakure.

Shi’he Tô – “Twelve Harmonies Blade”
Unranked
A kenjutsu style derived from the taijutsu art of the Yun clan, Hei adapts the principles of the Shi’he Quan when he wields a blade. Using a combination of long, circular motions combined with swift and accurate mobility in the body, Hei is capable of using an intensely versatile sword style. Flexibility and balance allow for the style to flow from movement to movement, allowing it to react to any changes without breaking stance.

The technique also shares the qualities of being able to channel chakra into blows to enhance the strikes, creating shockwaves from the impact. By funneling the chakra through the blade like one would a portion of their own body; they are capable of magnifying impacts through the blade. However, this style of chakra release only comes in the form of shockwaves, so even if someone were to inflict a slicing wound, the chakra release would add a blunt impact into the area, causing damage but not increasing the penetrating or slicing damage.

Húnyi – “Soul Art”
Unranked
The Yun clan are famous for their unique practice of Fūinjutsu and specialty in the art. What they call as Húnyi or Soul Art those of the Yun clan have devised up a method of incorporating fine and elaborate seals on the body to what appear to be intricately designed body tattoos are modeled after the animal celestials of the zodiac alignment. The effect of Húnyi, similar to the Curse Seal, when activated siphons from the bearer’s chakra supply and is manipulated through the matrix of characters drawn upon their body, allowing the Yun to employ a variety of effects without the necessary hand seals; although it still requires skill on the user’s behalf to control how much chakra is used in the technique to avoid overuse without seals to balance.

While each tattoo warrants different results, they all have their origins rooted with the zodiac alignment. One with a Dragon Tattoo may be able to breathe fire without the use of seals while one with an Ox may be able to increase their strength by empowering the muscles. However once one is branded with an animal it can never change. Because these seals are intimately connected to the user’s chakra circulatory system, removal can very well leave permanent damage-providing a Yun both a boon and a burden.

Inudó – “Dog’s Insight”
Unranked
The seal of the dog inscribed onto Hei does not provide him physical strength or attributes like some other Húnyi, but instead boosts another latent ability of the Yun: Their natural ability to sense the chakra of others. When activated, chakra is poured into the extra chakra-sensory organ that all Yun possesses, temporarily enhancing it. Hei’s sensory is automatically increased to the clan range limit of twenty-five meters, and allows him to detect chakra in a much more precise nature. The chakra cost of this is relatively insignificant compared to other seals, and as such he can keep it up for prolonged periods of time.

With the much more precise ability to sense chakra inside the area, Hei is able to feel chakra flowing through the air and objects around him, such as in a technique or running through an object, allowing him to ‘feel’ techniques around him even if they are out of his vision, or normally invisible. He can even detect chakra being condensed and formulated inside portions of an enemies body, allowing him to predict the type or origin of the technique the person is about to cast. IE, he could tell an opponent was focusing chakra in his fist for a technique coming out of the hands, or in their mouths and etc. T