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Tenbun, Renshu
Ren
General Information Age: 23
Gender: Male
Height: 5’8”
Weight: 140lb
Physical Features:
- Face/head: Besides the eyes of his clan and the heavy bags under his eyes, Ren has a pretty unremarkable face. No distinctive blemishes or scars, but he does have a rather small goatee complete with mustache.
- Body: Molded by his highly active lifestyle, Ren is fit and healthy with little muscle definition. There are a few small scars and scabs from various sources on his torso and limbs, but most of them are covered under his clothing.
Personality:
- General: Renshu, like his family, is very intelligent. Growing up with eyes that allow everything to be viewed with extreme detail, Renshu found that a certain level of arrogance commonly present in his interactions with others outside of his clan. He simply did not have the empathy or patience to understand them. However, with prolonged exposure and new experiences, Ren was able to slowly change his arrogant ways.Though it was tainted by his attitude, Ren takes pleasure in helping others, especially teaching.
Renshu might still come off as a apathetic at first, but given time and familiarity people can generally see him as the supportive person he believes himself to be. - Hobbies/Dreams: Renshu dreams of being an unrivaled educator capable of teaching even the worst of students complex concepts and processes. Beyond that, he also seeks to do his part to bring prestige to the Tenbun Clan. However, a hidden ambition of his is to unravel the secrets of the ninja arts. When not engaged in more pressing matters, Renshu loves to indulge in hobbies such as calligraphy, knitting, fishing, and cooking.
- Fears: Aggressive persecution of his clan, ninja
- Combat Mentality:Renshu would rather avoid conflict, but he understands the need for it. Still he prefers to keep the fighting at mid to long range where his projectiles can chip away at his opponent or simply dispose of them before they can do him any harm. He has no shame in retreating to keep this distance. When forced to close range combat, Ren utilizes the Strong Fist style to pressure his opponent in an attempt to overwhelm or create more distance.
Battle Information Village: Rice country
Rank: D-Rank Samurai
- Ninjutsu: 1
- Taijutsu: 10
- Genjutsu: 1
- Stamina: 10 (-5)
- Control: 1
- Strength: 5
- Speed: 5
- Instinct: 7
15 kunai Left leg holster
15 shuriken on right hip holster
90 arrows in quiver
Companions: (0/1)
Affinity: Fuuton
Abilities and Concentrations
| Abilities | |
|---|---|
Kyokugan: | |
| Second Ability | |
| Third Ability | |
| Concentrations | |
|---|---|
| Ninjutsu | [Place them here] |
| Taijutsu | Projectile Weapons: Upper Body: Lower Body: |
| Genjutsu | [Place them here] |
Jutsu
NinjutsuShow
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TaijutsuShow
Flawless AimShow
Flawless Aim Style:*[Flawless Aim Style • Sentinel Stance]This style of combat is favored by specialists preferring to use projectiles, often serving as a staple for taijutsu-based projectile users. Focusing on the synergy between their hands and senses they strive to make their reach as far as possible with flawless aim.
Requires [Projectile Weaponry] and [Upper Body] concentrations
D-Rank Taijutsu Stance
A stable and steady stance practiced by nearly all wishing to use projectiles. At this stage they are planted and focusing on their arms and shoulders, moving in smooth motions to mitigate unnecessary movements that may ruin their aim.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Multi-shot]
D-Rank Taijutsu Maneuver
The practitioner is able to knock multiple arrows upon a single shot, loosing all of them simultaneously. Their accuracy suffers from this, taking a cumulative -2 Strength for each additional shot.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Arcing Shot]
D-Rank Taijutsu Maneuver
The practitioner is able to shoot in arcs up and over most obstacles, being able to accurately hit a target that is behind obstructions as if they were in the open. Granted, they must know of their target’s location or have another means of detecting them.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Tracking]
D-Rank Taijutsu Discipline
This allows the user to hit a moving target so long as it is moving in a way predictable to the user. They must still take into account travel time, and sudden changes in path will still affect the outcome.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Rapid Shot]
D-Rank Taijutsu Stance
The user will hold multiple projectiles in their hands to reduce the amount of time needed between each shot. When required they can quickly and fluidly draw more projectiles and keep up a steady stream of attacks. However, while utilizing this Stance the users feet must be planted, limiting the range of their assault, and their ability to be mobile while using it.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Evasive Maneuvers]
C-Rank Taijutsu Discipline
The user has learned to maintain accuracy while on the move. This allows the user to move at full speed and even change directions without interrupting their rhythm.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Ricochet Shot]
C-Rank Taijutsu Maneuver
By launching their shot at the proper angle the practitioner is capable of bouncing their projectile off solid surfaces without losing accuracy. Any surface they bounce off causes the projectile to lose ⅕ of its impact strength and soft or uneven surfaces are impossible to bounce off.
*[Flawless Aim Style • Hidden Shot]
C-Rank Taijutsu Maneuver
By releasing two projectiles back to back the user attempts to create a decoy for the second. The first projectile is often larger or of equal size and the second is slightly behind and below it, usually attempting to hide in the first’s shadow. This masks the attack to some degree. However, perceptive opponents who have an instinct greater than the user’s tai may be able to see through the charade, provided they have means to do so.
Strong Fist StyleShow
Strong Fist:*[Strong Fist Style • Balance]This style focuses on being overall more physically powerful than your opponent. Users attempt to overwhelm defenses with great speed and strength while chipping away at their opponent’s stamina and keeping their own at the highest possible. Most attacks are simple in execution but extremely powerful in effect, causing battles of attrition to be in their favor.
- Requires: [Upper Body] & [Lower Body] Concentrations
- Obtaining A/S archives techniques requires [Taijutsu Specialization]
D-Ranked Taijutsu Stance
A neutral stance taken by even entry level practitioners. This stance involves turning your body to be perpendicular to your opponent. One foot is rested directly in front of the other with just the toes in contact with the ground. A hand is held back while the other is forward, pointing up. This stance provides ease of dodging incoming blows by using the least amount of motion possible while still being ready to launch into an attack.
*[Strong Fist Style • Leaf Gale]
D-Ranked Taijutsu Maneuver
A simple sweeping kick aimed low to knock the opponent off balance.
*[Strong Fist Style • Dynamic Entry]
D-Ranked Taijutsu Maneuver
In this technique, the user builds momentum and speed in order to bridge the gap between themselves and a distanced target. After covering an appropriate distance, the user then lets loose a form of distraction, like a thrown object, in order to misdirect the target's attention. The user then leaps with their momentum, delivering a strong kick to bridge the rest of the distance.
*[Strong Fist Style • Dynamic Action]
D-Ranked Taijutsu Maneuver
Because distances tend to become the problem in most taijutsu, the practitioner will advance with every strike. This creates a tempo of advancement that is designed to wear down their opponent through ever pressing strikes, giving little chance for escape or recovery.
*[Strong Fist Style • One Inch Punch]
D-Ranked Taijutsu Discipline
When fighting in close quarters it becomes difficult to generate energy for full powered strikes. Practitioners have learned how to explode force from every muscle with minimal energy wasted and space needed. Every strike done by the practitioner has the potential to be at full strength, so long as they have at least one inch of movement.
GenjutsuShow
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History
Historical AccountsShow
Rensu was born to his mother, Tsuna Tenbun and his father Iwashi. Tsuna and Iwashi meet as he was conducting a mission in Rice country. It wasn’t a particularly long mission, but just one night of passion was it took. Thus Rensu was conceived from a passing fling.
His childhood was nothing special, though due to the nature of the Kyokugan, he had countless nights without sleep and a throbbing pain from his eyes that could never rest. His mother spent most of her day assisting with running the small town of Ushi, while Ren attended school, and after the two would spend time practicing his archery under her tutelage. Despite his Kyokugan, this did not come easy to the boy. He soon learned there was a very big difference between seeing the mark, and being able to hit it. There were many calluses that formed with his practice, but it was much better than school.
Because Ren was able to learn at such an accelerated rate, school quickly became a chore and soon he came to resent going.The teacher had no idea how to keep him engaged and so ignored him for the most part. The children behaved as expected when faced with someone different from them, with teasing and bullying. Soon Ren found himself fighting on a weekly basis, though it never went beyond a school yard brawl. Eventually, the fighting lessened, but his attitude towards the general populace remained bitter.
Some of his best memories from childhood came from when he and his mother travelled to meet the other members of the Tenbun. His first time seeing others with the Kyokugan was a truly moving experience. He knew from his mother’s that they were not alone, but in this case seeing was believing. While his mother spoke with the other adults, Ren would go and play with his cousins and meet other members of his extended family. It wasn’t perfect and it only happened once or twice a year, but it was a steady rhythm he could adjust to
When the day finally came for him to leave his mother and fulfil his role as an advisor, Renshu chose to go to Yazawa a town not much further from Ushi. It was only a day and a half from Ushi, but Ren was ok with not being far from home should he even need to return. However, Ren quickly realized that he was truly alone within the village. While the villagers had indeed heard of Tenbun, they were simple folks and not really the brightest. Combined with Ren’s distaste for the general public and the end result was a very strained relationship.
Ren would do his duty and look out for the betterment of the village, even going so far as take on the role of a teacher in order to improve the quality of life in the village. From toddlers to full grown men and women, Renshu would hold classes throughout the day for general education, as well as travel with hunting parties to help cull the local predators harassing the village or assisting hunters with finding food for the village. Through it all he kept the same snobby arrogance. That is, until Yuki.
Yuki was a six year old girl, one of the many children in his daily class. One day, he was looking over her math work and found himself wondering how the girl could be so dumb. None of her problems were completed correctly by any margine. It was so bad, that Ren found himself laughing at her sheer stupidity. This didn’t go unnoticed by the little girl, who proceeded to sob openly. Never had Renshu felt so low. He, a grown man of 19, was mocking a 6 year old girl for being bad at math.
When school let out, he escorted Yuki home where he then spent the rest of the evening tutoring her in math. It was hard at first, one doesn’t simply change over night. But everytime he found his thoughts turning to mockery or disdain, he would remind himself that he was dealing with a normal six year old girl, not the gifted children of the Tenbun. It didn’t erase the thoughts, but it did help his patience.
He extended the same courtesy to all of the villagers, and in time, he found that they sought him even when they did not need his help. In time he formed friendships, coming to enjoy the company of those he taught and lived with rather than dread them. It remained that way for 5 years. Through it all, Ren continued to learn and teach while refining his archery. He even managed to expand it to kunai and shuriken with no small amount of effort.
His childhood was nothing special, though due to the nature of the Kyokugan, he had countless nights without sleep and a throbbing pain from his eyes that could never rest. His mother spent most of her day assisting with running the small town of Ushi, while Ren attended school, and after the two would spend time practicing his archery under her tutelage. Despite his Kyokugan, this did not come easy to the boy. He soon learned there was a very big difference between seeing the mark, and being able to hit it. There were many calluses that formed with his practice, but it was much better than school.
Because Ren was able to learn at such an accelerated rate, school quickly became a chore and soon he came to resent going.The teacher had no idea how to keep him engaged and so ignored him for the most part. The children behaved as expected when faced with someone different from them, with teasing and bullying. Soon Ren found himself fighting on a weekly basis, though it never went beyond a school yard brawl. Eventually, the fighting lessened, but his attitude towards the general populace remained bitter.
Some of his best memories from childhood came from when he and his mother travelled to meet the other members of the Tenbun. His first time seeing others with the Kyokugan was a truly moving experience. He knew from his mother’s that they were not alone, but in this case seeing was believing. While his mother spoke with the other adults, Ren would go and play with his cousins and meet other members of his extended family. It wasn’t perfect and it only happened once or twice a year, but it was a steady rhythm he could adjust to
When the day finally came for him to leave his mother and fulfil his role as an advisor, Renshu chose to go to Yazawa a town not much further from Ushi. It was only a day and a half from Ushi, but Ren was ok with not being far from home should he even need to return. However, Ren quickly realized that he was truly alone within the village. While the villagers had indeed heard of Tenbun, they were simple folks and not really the brightest. Combined with Ren’s distaste for the general public and the end result was a very strained relationship.
Ren would do his duty and look out for the betterment of the village, even going so far as take on the role of a teacher in order to improve the quality of life in the village. From toddlers to full grown men and women, Renshu would hold classes throughout the day for general education, as well as travel with hunting parties to help cull the local predators harassing the village or assisting hunters with finding food for the village. Through it all he kept the same snobby arrogance. That is, until Yuki.
Yuki was a six year old girl, one of the many children in his daily class. One day, he was looking over her math work and found himself wondering how the girl could be so dumb. None of her problems were completed correctly by any margine. It was so bad, that Ren found himself laughing at her sheer stupidity. This didn’t go unnoticed by the little girl, who proceeded to sob openly. Never had Renshu felt so low. He, a grown man of 19, was mocking a 6 year old girl for being bad at math.
When school let out, he escorted Yuki home where he then spent the rest of the evening tutoring her in math. It was hard at first, one doesn’t simply change over night. But everytime he found his thoughts turning to mockery or disdain, he would remind himself that he was dealing with a normal six year old girl, not the gifted children of the Tenbun. It didn’t erase the thoughts, but it did help his patience.
He extended the same courtesy to all of the villagers, and in time, he found that they sought him even when they did not need his help. In time he formed friendships, coming to enjoy the company of those he taught and lived with rather than dread them. It remained that way for 5 years. Through it all, Ren continued to learn and teach while refining his archery. He even managed to expand it to kunai and shuriken with no small amount of effort.