ninjutsu
Ninjutsu is the collection of Martial ways learned by Ninja of fuedal japan. There is no magic involved-a misconception developed from the old days, where people didnt understance science the way ninja did, and labelled some things as magic. Ninjutsu consists of the Ninja Juhakkei, 36 ninja essensials such asBikenjutsu:
Ninja's sword method (including Ninja-to,
Odachi,
Nodachi,
Tachi and Nito-Ichi-Ryu)
Taijutsu: Ninja's fighting method (
Togakure Ryu ect) So-jutsu: spear techniqueNaginata-jutsu:
Halberd techniquesBisento-jutsu:Battlefield
halberd techniques Kusarigama-Jutsu(Kyoketsu Shoge): Sickle and chain techniquesRokushakubo-jutsu:6ft staff techniques (full staff) Sanjaku Bojutsu + Jojutsu:Half and 3 quarter staff techniquesShuriken-jutsu and Senban
Nage Jutsu: Blade throwingKisha-jutsu:Archery from horsebackInton-no-jutsu: Dissapearing techniquesHokojutsu (
Aruki):Stealth Walking techniquesHenso Jutsu:DisguiseKakushi Buki-Jutsu:Secret weapons (Shuko, Sokko, Nekode ect)Ninyaku-jutsu:Special medicines and drugsGunryaku-Heiho: StratagiesTenmon and
Chimon: Stratagies using heaven and earth. Taijutsu is usualy considered the most important of these (besides spiritual refinement) as it taught the ninja skills such as Sabaki (sword evasion) Taihenjutsu (acrobatics and rolling techniques+breakfalling) and fighting methods. learning the bodys Kyusho (pressure points)Throwing techniques (including lock-throwing)Grappling techniques Striking techniques (ect Shikan-ken, Boshi-ken)Nearly all sources besides sources of the Genbukan, Bujinkan and Jinenkan are incorrect about Ninjutsu. Also, things like *Chakra* are a lot of rubbish.
Kuji Kiri (hand symbols) do exist, there are 9 main and over 50 others, but they are EXTREMELY secret(the others besides the 9) so most people just make them up.
ninjutsu
by nathan676 on Mar 01, 2008 23:12:26
Ninjutsu is a large collection of different martial arts that was used by ninja. The ninja used 18 different martial arts called Ninja Juhakkei. These martial arts are...
Seishin-teki kyoyo(spiritual refinement)
Taijutsu(
unarmed combat)
Ninjaken(sword techniques)
Bojutsu(stick and staff fighting techniques)
Shuriken(throwing blade technique)
Sojutsu(spear fighting)
Naginatajutsu(
halberd fighting)
Kusarigamajustu(sickle and chain techniques)
Kayakujutsu(pyrotechnics and explosives)
Hensojutsu(disguise and impersonation)
Shinobi-iri(stealth and infiltration techniques)
Bajutsu(horsemanship)
Sui-ren(methods involving water)
Boryaku(military strategy and political manipulation)
Choho(espionage)
Intonjutsu(concealment and escape methods)
Tenmon(meterology,
zoology)
Chimon(geography, zoology)
Also thngs like chakra is complete crap, and ninja weren't magical. This is something from the old days because many people didn't understand how ninja did their jobs.
Example:
There are some other
martial arts that ninja used like using bow and arrows and medicine making but
the Ninja Juhakkei are the main ones used and the ones that make up ninjutsu.
ninjutsu
by gunslingergirlvy_c_e on Jan 02, 2006 18:40:38
its like
ninja magic, cept without the wands...and the cauldron.......and
frog eyes and stuff.
well, with an exception of naruto quirks and stuff, ninjutsu is a collection of techniques and styles that are used by ninja's for concealment, escape, disguise, medicine, archery, collecting information and etc. some skills include:
taijutsi (
unarmed combat)
ninja ken (sword fighting)
Seishin-teki kyôyô (spiritual refinement)
Shurikenjutsu (throwing blades)
Hensôjutsu (disguise and impersonation)
Shinobi-iri (stealth and infiltration methods)
Intonjutsu (escaping and concealment)
Sui-ren (training in water)
Ninjutsu
by Dancing with Fire on Dec 31, 2010 00:38:07
Ninjutsu is the ancient art of
the ninjas (Aka
shinobi) of Japan. It is a unique method of moving and thinking which developed our system often referred to us the art of winning. Taijustu is the basic defence method used. This method of relaxed continues body movement allows the user to create a never ending supply of effective counters to any given defence situation and is unique to Ninjutsu. Ninjutsu is a complete fighting system dealing with the Physical, mental and spiritual aspects of student development. Techniques cover locks, throws, ground fighting, multiple attacks, modern weaponry, and all types of traditional Ninjutsu weaponry. In fact in Ninjutsu, there is no
restriction on the type of available technique we can add on to our
taijutsu. The power of this relaxed system has to be experienced to be appreciated.
Example:
Ninjutsu did not come into being a specific, well-defined art in the first place, and many centuries passed before Ninjutsu was established as an independent system of knowledge
in its own right. The Ninja, at the beginning did not use that label for themselves, they were merely practitioners of strategies that were cultural opposites of the conventional outlooks of the ruling Japanese Samurai class. Their highly illegal
counter culture went underground and it was for this reason alone that the art was shrouded by centuries of mystery and deliberate confusion in
Japanese history.
Ninjutsu
by Moe on Sep 21, 2003 19:44:52
Martial art style developed by the Ninja during
the 16th century. Ninjutsu teaches the art of beating your opponent without the use of any force, by showing the human
body's weak points. Ninjutsu enables yourself to end a battle shortly after it began by breaking
the enemy's bones or making him unable to move any more.
Ninjutsu
by Otaku Reaper on Sep 23, 2017 07:20:53
A traditional Japanese art of stealth,
camouflage, and sabotage, developed in
feudal times for
espionage and now practiced as a martial art.
Ninjutsu
by Expert of Martial Arts on May 25, 2005 09:49:00
Developed in the 16th century during the Feudal era of the Japanese, it was created to combat the ever rising threat of
the samurai. The art was specifically created to target weak joints within armour with a concentration of a
high powered blow.
Now practically useless, it is used by morons who think that being a ninja is cool, when in reality, Chinese
wushu owns everyone.
Conservation of ninjutsu
by Kirbytroid on May 12, 2011 00:17:11
A law of the Universe, that states that there is a finite amount of
ninjutsu available to each side during any given battle. If there are many ninjas, they are all awarded a fraction of the total ninjutsu, or 1/N where N is the number of ninjas present in the fight.
This is the reason why hordes of ninja warriors will be
dispatched relatively easily, whereas the
lone ninja is almost unstoppable.
Example:
Practical applications of the law of Conservation of ninjutsu:
Sir! There's an
army of ninjas heading this way!
Don't worry, we can take them.
Oh wait... it seems they've
given up, sir.
There's only one guy.
GOD DAMN IT RUN!