E Rank
Jutsu name: Body Replacement
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: With this technique, users replace their own body with some other object, generally with a block of wood, the moment an attack lands. This creates an optical illusion, making the enemy think the attack was successful. From this, the user can use the lapse in the enemy's attention to attack or flee from the battlefield. Explosive tags can be attached to the replacement for an added surprise. Despite it being a basic ninjutsu taught at the Academy, it is seen as a useful art that can be applied in variety of situations as it allows for a swift getaway from danger. The technique even allows a restrained shinobi to escape capture. This technique can only be used 4 times per thread.
Jutsu name: Cloak of Invisibility Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: This technique allows the user to take a cloak or a piece of cloth to blend into an object, making them invisible. While only a basic skill it's been shown that some users were able to effectively camouflage themmselves without the use of a pre-prepared cloth and freely move about, all while blending in with their surroundings.
Jutsu name: Clone Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: A ninjutsu that creates an intangible copy of one's own body, without any substance. Since the clone itself doesn't have the ability to attack, and thus can only be used to confuse the enemy, it is mainly used in combination with other ninjutsu. It's a basic technique, but depending on one's ingenuity, it can be used effectively. The clones may not dissipate when they come into contact with something. These clones can be easily distinguished by people with dōjutsu. A person with normal eyes can also distinguish the clones from the original, since the clones do not have shadows and will not disrupt the area around themselves with their movement (i.e. won't kick up dust, crush grass, etc.).
Jutsu name: Enclosing Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: Using this technique, a wide variety of objects and even living things can be stored within scrolls, and can be released when the scroll is opened or meets a specific condition. It is possible to seal ninjutsu into a scroll which would activate and try to hit anyone that tried to read the scroll upon opening it. To save chakra, instead of sealing a nature element into a scroll that was created through chakra, one could just use pre-existing nature elements, like water from an ocean, and seal it within the scroll. Though a scroll is the most common use of sealing something, as demonstrated by Ajisai in the anime, this technique can be used to seal things into a small sheet of paper too.
Jutsu name: Unsealing Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: A technique used by shinobi to unseal what was sealed within a scroll, or in the anime, a sheet of paper.
Jutsu name: Rope Escape Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: A basic technique taught at the Academy. It allows a ninja to free themselves if they have been tied up. Sasuke demonstrated this when Naruto tied him up and gagged him. How this is done is unknown.
Jutsu name: Tree/Wall Climb Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: Tree Climbing Practice is a training method used to gain more skills with chakra control. This training involves focusing a fixed amount of chakra to the bottom of one's feet, and using that to climb a tree without using one's hands. If the stream of chakra is too weak, the user will lose their footing on the tree and fall off. If it is too strong, the user will be pushed away from the tree, causing the tree to break around the point of contact and the user will fall. The concept of this exercise is similar to magnetics. This is evidenced when a user was able to attract a kunai thrown his direction to his feet and then throw it at an enemy by kicking the kunai while releasing his chakra's hold on the kunai.
Jutsu name: Water Walking Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: This training method is used to gain better chakra control. To do this, the user has to be emitting a constant stream of chakra from the bottom of the their feet and using the repellent force to walk across the water's surface. This technique is more difficult to master than the Tree Climbing Practice, because the amount of chakra that needs to be emitted changes constantly. It has also been shown that one can use their chakra to "skate" across the water surface, like an ice skater, instead of just walking or running. And, as noted by some, the more one trains this technique the more they reach a state where they stand on water without even noticing it or basically even trying. It doesn't have to just be at the feet. A user under water can focus chakra on their hands or any other body part that makes contact with the surface of the water. If they were submerged, they can climb atop the water as if they were climbing out of a pool.
Jutsu name: Transformation Technique
Jutsu Rank: E
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: Given all the missions ninja are assigned to - battle, intelligence gathering, diversions - this is a priceless ninjutsu. It is typically used to change into people other than oneself, but one also has the ability to change into animals, plants, and even inanimate objects like weapons. This gives this technique an abundance of uses. The transformation of a skilled shinobi will be exactly like the genuine article, so it will be impossible to tell the two apart. On the other hand, a transformation performed by an inexperienced person will have obvious discrepancies. It will be impossible to deceive anyone with it. This is one of the most basic ninjutsu, as such most shinobi know how to perform it. The transformation technique is considered to be among the more difficult E-ranked techniques, since it requires constant emission of chakra while mentally maintaining the form. On top of that, the user would be, most likely, interacting with the environment. This puts mental strain on an inexperienced ninja. Thus, the best way to determine if it is indeed a transformation is to cause this strain upon the user; though this is not always successful.
Jutsu name: Body Flicker
Jutsu Rank: D
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: By using the Body Flicker Technique, a ninja can move short to long distances at an almost untraceable speed. To an observer, it appears as if the user has teleported. It is accomplished by using chakra to temporarily vitalize the body and move at extreme speeds. The amount of chakra required depends on the overall distance and elevation between the user and the intended destination. A puff of smoke is occasionally used to disguise the user's movements. Other elements or substances can be used instead to distract the opponent.
Jutsu name: Kai (Release)
Jutsu Rank: C
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: Kai, or Release, basically allows the user to disrupt their own chakra flow to the point of breaking Genjutsu placed on them, assuming they can even realize they are in one, however this is still limited by the users own chakra pool and chakra control. You can determine whether or not you can detect a Genjutsu to break it based off of your characters skill in Genjutsu and your opponents skill.
Jutsu name: Kage Bunshin Jutsu (Shadow Clones)
Jutsu Rank: B
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Jutsu Description: The Kage Bunshin technique is the evolved form of the bunshin technique, though rather than making illusory clones the clones made via this technique are solid, and can perform jutsu's. In fact visually even to most dojutsu's the clones do not vary at all from their caster. However the clones are not perfect copies, the clones made start at 50% of the users strength and that gets split across the total amount of clones made meaning if you make 5 clones they are each at 10% of the user's strength. Another Difference is that these clones each can only take 1-2 hits before being dispersed, all of the knowledge gained and a portion of their remaining chakra are sent back to the user. This can allow the technique to be used to expedite training, but just like reserves and knowledge are transferred so to is the exhaustion.
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