Favorite bloodline ability

If you could chose one, which would you chose?

I'd stick with Ino's.

EDIT: When I say Bloodline, I'm gonna include secret family ones.

Ino's isn's a kekki genkai. Anyone can learn it. The same with Chouji and Shikamaru's unique jutsu. Just because they're passed down from parent to child doesn't mean it's a kekki genkai. I'd have to say my favorite is the Byakugan. I like the Sharingan (I almost couldn't choose), but you just can't beat being able to see through walls.

Byakugan. Cause Neji is a hottie.

If anyone can learn the mind controll thing, then it should be required. That technique is amazing.

Aha...sooo true

But I'd-.... hmmm ..it actually is hard to choose between the Sharigan and the Byakugan.

I'd choose-.. Ugh! hmm...

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OK Byakugan! hehe

If I can't pick Ino's then I'd choose the special Kaguya ability Kimimaru had.

Haku's abilities over water and ice are my choice, replicating ninja tricks and seeing through walls are useless against this one. Even though a demonised Naruto defeated it...

I think the demonized Naruto thing wouldn't work for most ninja though because they wouldn't have the chakra to pull off what he did. I think a person with sharingan would fair well two if it was at the level were you could foresee the oponent.

Kaguya ability Kimimaru had.Sharigan and byakugan are usless because I could just simply make my bones into a shiled under my arms so that my opening points woulden't be presses and I could use my bones to suprise the sharigan.It can't read the movment of my bones.

Haku's ability over water and ice is because he's a Mist Ninja. His only special jutsu is the Ice Mirrors. Other than that, any of his techniques can be learned by Mist Ninja (as well as any other ninja, if they had the proper training).

Not necissarily. The Ice Mirrors are walls. If you have the ability to see through walls, I can only assume that you'd be able to see through the mirrors and find which one Haku was in. But like I said, I'm only assuming. I don't know for sure. About the Sharingan, as Sasuke proved, he can see Haku's movements. He can't keep up, but he can see where his attacks are coming from.

You make it sound that easy. There are more chakra points than just those in your arms. They're all over your body, and with the 64 Hits, you're able to hit all of them in a matter of seconds. Even if you enclosed your arms completely in bone, there's still the chakra points in your chest and anywhere else (truthfully, I don't know where all 64 are). And yes, the Sharingan can read your movements. The Sharingan can TELL you what you're going to do next. If you plan to shoot bones at the person, they'll know before you lift your hand. It doesn't just read your physical movements, as Kakashi showed with Zabuza. As long as you control what your bones do, which you would have to, the Sharingan can read your bones' movements.

I don't mean to sound like some arrogant know-it-all, but no move is invincible. Too often people overestimate or underestimate the abilities of a jutsu. The Sharingan can't read Kyuubi's chakra or Gaara's sand when he's not controlling it because they both move separately from the user. The Byakugan can't see somewhere the user isn't looking. If you're facing forward, you can see 360 degrees around yourself, but you can't see up or down. If you're looking down, you can't see behind you. Like I said, I don't mean to sound like an arrogant know-it-all, and if I do, I apologize, but to me this stuff is just kind of common sense...

Well, I never have seen his bone ability as a genjutsu, or a tricky jutsu in any way at all. I always saw it more as of one of those brute force 'try to stop me' jutsus In this way you can't get him with just a kunai. It's usefull because it eliminates many posibilities of attack (because they can't penetrate the bones)

I don't quite get were you're getting that concept of the Byakugan. Didn't the Sasuke retrieval arc explain that it allows the user to see a spherical distances around the user with a small blind spot as the shape of a cone.

Well, attacks to his arms. As fas as we've seen, he can't coat his entire body in bone. But Kimimaru died too soon to show the true extent of his jutsu, so we can't know for sure. It's possible that he's capable of more than just what we saw. The only part he's every coated completely in bone was his arms, the rest were just spikes pertruding from his body.


Like I said, I don't really know. I once read a page completely explaining the Byakugan and how it could be possible in real life (as well as the Sharingan), but that was a while ago. It's not impossible to fool the Byakugan.

We don't know the complete capabilities, so we can't necesarilly limit them as to 'only arms'. That could just be Kimimaru's syle of doing it sence having bones in certain places would slow you down. What my point was is that the bone defence is very practicle and would be difficult to defeat, even if the sharingan could see through your attacks.
My point with the byakugan, is that it's blindspot is really small. If you move your head around only a little, it would fail to exist.

Near impossible, considering that he can make his bones thicker. What I want to know is this: He can add to the thickness of his bones in one spot, like his arm for instance, but does that mean that it takes the bone from somewhere else? Or can he just spontaneously add bones to his body?
But wouldn't that create another blind spot? If there's a bug on your left shoulder and swat it away, wouldn't it just go to your right shoulder?

Well, think about how well our rib cage protects our vitalest body part. The bones would simply need to cover the charkra holes and the gentle fists would be pretty useless. He controls just about everthing about his bones so that's probably a possibility.

And to keep moving his head would be to keep moving his blindspot. The projectile would have to hit the back of his head with extreme accuracy and if the blindspot was moving, then the projectile would come into view.