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NARUTO JUMPCHAIN by Nanon and Ninjanon Alpha .11 NARUTO JUMPCHAIN by NAnon and NINJAnon Alpha .11 Welcome to the world of Naruto! The series takes place in a group of countries known collectively as the Elemental Nations. The political climate is a dead ringer of feudal Japan, but what makes the Elemental Nations special is the existence of Hidden Villages, special settlements controlled by military dictatorships that house ninja. Ninja, or shinobi, are specially trained soldiers that can harness the power of Chakra, a combination of spiritual and physical energy that allows normal people to pull off superhuman feats, including techniques known as Jutsu. Ninja are basically state sponsored mercenaries, and most will take any job that doesn’t oppose their home nation for the right price. Assassination, intelligence gathering, or massacring thousands of innocents to cover something up, so long as the client has the money, rest assured that somewhere, a ninja would accept the job. The tensions are building between the nations once more, and a mysterious group of criminals names Akatsuki are beginning to move. War seems to be inevitable. You have just passed your Genin Exam, while the titular character has just failed his. For the third time. And this is where I leave you.] WIP 3 Ninja C Backgrounds First you start off at 12 or 13 years old, your choice, and you can pay up 50 CP to choose gender. If you start in a village, you will be registered as a Genin, the strating rank of ninja. If you don’t start in a village, you may try and join one but don’t expect them to trust you. Drop-In (Free): Pretty self-explanatory. No extra memories, no friends, no family, no experience, no nothing but yourself. You start with an apartment, a week’s worth of food and local clothing. You are considered a member of the village you start in, and have the documents to prove it. Clan-Born (200 CP): At least one of your parents belonged to a clan, whose bloodline you might have inherited. You start with an apartment or house where you and your family live inside of your clan's compound. You own local clothing as well as clan-specific clothing. You are considered a member of the village you start in, though you should expect trouble if they discover that you belong to a clan from another village. Your family, immediate and extended, will likely help you hone your ninja skills. You may select one bloodline of any cost that you receive a discount for. You may then select a second bloodline, so long as it is 400 CP or less, reflecting interclan marriages. If you do, one of those clansis the clan you were born into. Any other blood lines you purchase are waved away as a throwback to a previous interclan marriage. The only exception is the Hyuga clan. If you purchase the Hyuuga bloodline you are always considered part of that clan, and your starting location is set to Konohagakure. Civilian Family (100 CP): Born to a wealthy family, your parents encouraged your interest in the ninja arts of your patron village seeing it as a way to increase their influence. Though you won't be inheriting the business, they've still taught what they can of business. Because of this you might know quite as many ninja tricks as some of your graduating class. Depending on who your family is, you may also know hot to cook a mean bowl of ramen. You live in an estate, own local clothing, and can expect your family's servants to take care of meals for you. Orphan (100 CP): People don't often live to a ripe old age when they're sent on life threatening missions every week. The fact that you grew up without parents is a testament to that fact. You've been set up with an apartment and some local clothing. You are considered a member of the village you rolled. Location You can roll 1d8 for your starting location, or choose it for 50 CP. 1. Konohagakure: The Hidden Village of Leaves, based in the Land of Fire, and led by the Hokage. While the hidden villages of the Five Great Ninja Countries are considered to be largely equal on paper, Konohagakure is still considered the most influential due to winning the previous wars, but the fact that the nine tailed demon fox rampaged inside the city has many people casting aspersions on exactly who is the strongest. The use of Fire jutsu is prevalent amongst the ninjas of Konohagakure. They pride themselves on the will of Fire, a philosophy emphasizing teamwork and self sacrifice. They are based in a great forest. 2. Iwagakure: The Hidden Village of Stone, based in the Land of Earth, led by the Tsuchikage. Well known for the rock-hard attitude of its ninjas; as soon as an order is given the Iwa-nin follow them, even to death. Has the greatest manpower of the hidden villages of the Five Great Ninja Villages, due to the emergency protocols it was forced to erect after badly losing the Third Ninja War. The use of Earth jutsu is prevalent amongst the ninja of Iwagakure. Their relations with Konoha are heavily strained, largely due to Konoha's Fourth Hokage single highhandedly slaying a thousand of Iwa's ninja in a single battle. They are based in a barren plain of stone. 3. Kumogakure: The Hidden Village of Cloud, based in the Land of Lightning, led by the Raikage. Kumogakure has a poor reputation for relentlessly trying to amass power and techniques among the other Hidden Villages, particularly Konoha after the attempted kidnapping of the heiress of one of their major clans. They never demilitarised after the third Ninja World War, giving them arguably the stronget militray might among the Great Five. The use of Lightning jutsu is prevalent amongst the ninja of Kumogakure, though many of their ninja also use a sword. In this village, Jinchuriki, those who contain and use the power of one of the nine great demons, are seen as powerful ninja of the village instead of mentally unstable super weapons. They are based on a giant mountain. 4. Sunagakure: The Hidden Village of Sand, based in the Land of Wind, led by the Kazekage. Vastly weakened by the Daimyo of the Land of Wind slashing their funding, they are growing desperate. Unable to support a more normal ninja curriculum, they rely on having superior individual ninja, as opposed to a large force. Though they are allies with Konoha, they hold a grudge for their Daimyo assigning so many of his missions to them. The use of Wind jutsu is prevalent amongst the ninja of Sunagakure. Their Jinchuriki is insane, and listens to the commands of his demon. They are the only village to make wide use of the ninja puppeteer arts. They are based in a desert. 5. Kirigakure: The Hidden Village of Mist, based in the Land of Water, led by the Misukage. It earned the nickname of “Village of the Bloody Mist” from having the classes of ninja students to fight amongst themselves to death before allowing the survivors to graduate. Said practice might or might not have had a hand in the large amount of missing-nin which have abandoned the village. Those with Bloodline Abilities are regarded as abominations to be purged, unlike other villages. Also home to the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, consisting of the greatest blade wielding ninjas of their generation that Kirigakure produces. The swords of the Seven are passed down from generation to generation through death combat. The are highly isolationist, due in no small part to the civil war the bloodline purges have caused. 6. Land of Iron: It is an icy, snow-covered country that is politically unusual in that it remains neutral to all other nations. Largely employs samurai in stead of ninja, who are generally expected to come out top in anything even resembling a fair fight against a ninja. Their metalworking is highly advanced in comparison to the other nations. 7. Amegakure: The Hidden Village of Rain, based in an unnamed buffer zone, formerly led by Hanzo the Salamander, now led by the deific figure Pein. It's heavily industrialized country that often serves as a battle ground for larger nations. As it's name suggests, it is nearly always raining here, and much of the country is a wetland. Akastsuki, a group of legendarily powerful mssing ninja, is based here and they're beginning to stir. [This is a joke country from a filler arc lead by a fat, blonde Elvis looking dude. As such, it should probably be replaced by a country that is more relevant to the series. Due to the general theme of locations getting more dangerous, this should probably be replaced with a relevant and highly dangerous country or village like Rain or Sound. -Nu] 8. Free Choice. Yes, believe it! It's all up to you now. Skills & Abilities Free: Basic Ninja Training: You know how to use kunai and shuriken, a basic taijutsu style, how walk on any solid surface, regardless of petty gravity, how to walk on water, create a non-physical illusion of yourself and change places with a previously prepared log or another generic item to dodge attacks. You are also significantly faster, stronger and more difficult to hurt, and if you apply yourself, will be able to keep up with and surpass Captain America, and it's all topped off with some serious stealth skills.
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