Personal Techniques of the Grim Reaper [Fin]

[Ryuske]

Reaper Chop

Melee	Offensive
Intermediate	Personal

Description

The user swings their hand all the way back and chops at their target with the side of their hand. This causes those hit to go flying around twenty feet backward, this could also cause moderate bruising to the area that was hit. This technique can cause minor fractures and if repeatedly used in the same area (three times) it could even break bone. If the head is hit it causes a minor concussion which causes dizziness and if they hit their head on something hard on the way down could even cause them to pass out for a few moments. This technique is most effective when used against those with no defense though it can bypass Rookie level defenses while damaging Intermediate.

Scythe Bisection

Melee	Offensive
Rookie	Personal

Description

The user of this technique begins by swinging their scythe toward the midsection of a target. Once the scythe hits the target a shallow cut will appear. While this is used best against a unguarded midsection in a pinch it could be used against defenses as well. When the attack hit a Rookie defense or higher the attack becomes blunt in nature connecting with the target's body the user could then use their momentum to spin the target, who is left on the curved blade, and fling them to the ground or into the nearest hard object.

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[The Problem]

Reaper Chop
An intermediate chop would do more than just bruise (think C rank Taijutsu damage) also the range is Melee

Scythe Bisection
Range is Melee, delete Should it be used on someone with no armor. Also as a Rookie tech there is no way it will bisect anyone the most it would do is a shallow cut. Also for the rest of the description I would say use this: When the attack hit a Rookie defense or higher the attack becomes blunt in nature connecting with the target's body the user could then use their momentum to spin the target, who is left on the curved blade, and fling them to the ground or into the nearest hard objet.