Name: Kinton: Destroyer of Fists
Canon/Custom: Custom
Element: Kinton
Type: Ninjutsu
Rank: A
Jutsu Prerequisites: Hand signs: Boar->Snake->Ox
Description: The user's skin is coated in living iron. They move slightly slower than normal, and are far more resistant to damage. Weapons, nintaijutsu and ninjutsu below B rank have no effect unless they're specifically designed to pierce armor, and those above that rank will have their damage reduced 25%. Taijutsu below B rank is completely useless, and all Taijutsu will likely cause some injury to the attacker as they try to punch through solid iron.

Name: Mokuton: Chika ru-tsu [Wood Release: Underground Roots Technique]
Element: Mokuton
Type: Ninjutsu
Rank: C
Jutsu Prerequisites:

Handseals


Description:

Using the Wood Release, a user can manipulate the terrain, bringing out underground roots of varying sizes to fit various offensive situations, such as using the roots for trickery, misdirection and restriction. One can also use a large scale version, bringing out massive roots over a larger area that tangle around each other with such force that any one caught in-between is violently crushed to death.

Name: Jōmae [lit. Lock]
Type: Taijutsu
Rank: C
Description:
A technique the focuses solely on the strength of one's hand and wrist. The user will simply place a hand on the opponent's body in whatever fashion they please, before a sudden vice grip will be made on the area touched. The strength is usually quite brutal, as fingers may dig into the flesh and will make the bones beneath creak from strain. This acts as a great way to keep a hold on an opponent, no matter how soft or slippery one may be. The grip is like a steel trap, making it practically impossible for those who aren't stronger than its user to escape the hold.

If the user is of extraordinary strength, they can even use this technique to simply crush the bones of the opponent within their grasp, making this technique a death sentence if placed firmly around their neck. With the speed at which this grip is made, knowledge of an opponent possessing such a technique is sure to deter an enemy from letting his or herself be touched.

Lastly, the technique carries with it a true shinobi's farewell. It is said that if one performs the technique just before they pass, even after death, their hold will remain as strong as ever. This is due to the powerful exertion on these wrist muscles which, when held out long enough, can severely cramp and lock into place.