Name – Kokuangyou no Jutsu – Bringer of Darkness Technique
Type – Gen
Rank – A
Element – None
Description – This technique exerts an hallucinatory effect upon the eyesight, effectively blinding the opponent. No matter how skilled an opponent may be, they are forced to wait helpless in this world of darkness, as this technique allows the user to attack unseen. Although it negates sight, it does not stop the other senses. In essence, the opponent can hear, feel, and smell out the user of the technique and break its effects by landing one hit
Name – Utakata – Ephemeral
Type – Gen
Rank – A
Element – None
Description – Itachi activates this technique by simply pointing at his target. When the technique was used on Naruto Uzumaki, crows flocked from Itachi and turned into shuriken that bombarded him, and then attempted to put him to sleep. When he resisted the sleep command, Naruto then experienced the sensation of his body parts turning into his closest friends who then tortured him psychologically.
Name – Kaben Deizorubu – Flower Petal Dissolve
Type – Gen
Rank – A
Element – None
Description – This unnamed flower petal technique is a Genjutsu utilized by the Leaf Jounin Yuuhi Kurenai. If Kurenai becomes trapped in a Genjutsu or wants to appear to be trapped she can disperse into a shower of flower petals. With this technique these petals will fly around and consume her targets, dissolving their bodies away.
Name – Nehan Shouja no Jutsu – Temple of Nirvana Technique
Type – Gen
Rank – A
Element – None
Description – This jutsu causes everyone within a specific area to fall into a deep sleep. From the target's point of view, it seems as if feathers are falling from the sky, which serves as a distraction to allow the jutsu to take effect. The downside, however, is that any experienced ninja have more than enough time to dispel it. Each target has 4 turns to dispel the technique before they fall asleep. The target can avoid the spell by forming and using the Release skill. This jutsu is not meant to be used in the heat of battle and is typically saved for surprise infiltrations.
