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Doujutsu are bloodline traits that reside in the eyes. In the actual Naruto series, the Sharingaan, Byakugaan, and Rinnegan are the only known doujutsu.


Further details on these are in the following posts. if you have an eye-based kekkai-genkai, please post it here.

Sharingaan

The Sharingaan is the bloodline trait of the Uchiha clan, but due to recent advances in surgery, one can be implanted with the sharingaan at birth in one eye, and by the time that person matures, the trait will spread into both eyes and become natural. By this, one can activate or deactivate the sharingaan by will instead of needing to cover it up.

The sharingaan, however, is not active at birth; its user is not capable of knowing how to use it at first. it must be activated under stress. to represent that here, there are some requirements for activating sharingaan.
A. Extreme prospect of death (determined by moderators)
B. suffering conditions (less than 25% health for 5 turns in one battle)
C. ranking up to chuunin (automatic activation)

in order to activate the sharingaan by methods A or B, one must already know at least 3 genin level jutsu, not including a bloodline jutsu.

The sharingaan allows for the user to either record minute details that are otherwise unnoticeable, recognize chakra patterns, and its most potent use, copying jutsu.
These are very hard to regulate in rp, so please, listen to the referees when using sharingaan. and when copying jutsu, remember that you may only copy jutsu that are available to everyone, which excludes summoning jutsu and kekkai genkai jutsu.

The Mangekyo Sharingaan has different requirements, and it will probably be possible to activate it without having to kill one's best friend, but it will be difficult. Send suggestions to Yuoru Hatake if you have any on how to activate the mangekyo. for now, it will not be included in the game.

The Byakugaan is the bloodline inheritance of the Hyuuga clan. It allows for one to see through solid objects and makes chakra extremely visible. because of this, these eyes make the owner a great detector for chakras.
The Byakugaan, also, must be activated. Its requirements are somewhat easier though. The Byakugaan is also automatically activated once one reaches chuunin, but it can also be activated just by remaining in a battle with less than 40% health for 8 turns.

Seeing as there is such little information on this doujutsu, I will add it into the game later, if more is learned. which probably will not happen.

Demonic sealing eye

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Background: In a distant land, demons wreaked havoc across the countryside. In order to combat this, the villagers of each village captured one of the strongest of the demons and sealed it into their village's leader. The village leader already possessed a doujutsu, which strengthened his genjutsu, and tried to use his doujutsu to cast a genjutsu on the demon to put it under his control while it was inside his body. However, the demon fought back against the doujutsu and implanted itself into the eye, forming the demonic sealing eye. It is unknown how this doujutsu made its way into the ninja world. This doujutsu is a power to combat demons and aids in genjutsu.

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Effects:

Stage one-no difference (light grey, blue pupil with brown lines on edge of pupil.

Stage two-costs 80 chakra (darkened grey outside of pupil)
Eyesight remains unaffected
All genjutsu cost 75% chakra, stamina
Genjutsu release costs 50% normal chakra cost
genjutsu is 1.5X effective

Stage three-costs 1000 chakra (bright orange pupil with white inner circle, red and yellow triangles)
Eyesight sees all chakra
All genjutsu cost 50% chakra (except for undying Bijuu flame)
Genjutsu release-costless
genjutsu-3X effective (except for undying Bijuu flame)
Undying Bijuu flame available

Ultimate genjutsu: Undying Bijuu flame
Costs 1000 chakra, 300 stamina
Jounin Level
Does not gain levels
useable only against demons/Bijuus/Jinchuuriki/summons
The user channels a surplus of chakra to their eyes. A genjutsu then envelops either a demon, Bijuu, jinchuuriki, or summon, and that thing automatically believes it is on fire and eventually melts. in the case of a Jinchuuriki, the user is completely seperated from their demon, leaving them nearly powerless except for their natural strength, unaided by their demon. This jutsu hits if the user wills it, they are within 10 feet of the eyes, and the enemy is visible

Kuraigan - The Shadowing Eye

The Kuraigan is the Kekkeo Genkai of the once mighty Kitsuki Clan. They eye itself is born unto the person at birth, but does not awaken until generally puberty or some other similar change in the body. The eye is one of the first Doujutsu's, like the Byakugan and Rinnegan, and is still admired by ancient historians, for most other persons do not even know about the Clan. The eye turns the user's eyes completely black, so think you couldn't even see your reflection in it. Some older user's of the eye can undergo a special ceremony where they give up on, or both, of their eyes to the Kuraigan, so the effect is permanent. This costs no chakra, but the ceremony is brutal and causes a huge amount of stress on the body, generally reducing the Shinobi's life span(which is ironic in a sense, since Kitsuki's tend to have a longer life span). A separate ceremony is required for the permanency of each rank, starting with the first. Most strong Kitsuki's can handle the first stage, and a fewer can handle the second. Only two have been known to be able to handle the third stage, and the first one died a few days later after his body rejected the transition completely.


Stage One- The Shadowing Eye
Description- The user's eye turn completely black, but allows the user to see twice as far in minimal lighting and darkness(including Jutsu-caused Darkness). If the user undergoes the permanency ceremony, the effect is permanent, but their normal vision is cut down by 50%
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Stage Two- The Soul-Seeking Eye
Description- The user
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(in progress)