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A rather simple ninjutsu, it revolves around the manipulation of light to create realistic optical illusions. Inspired partly by the usage of the Clone Technique, Hiding with Camouflage Technique, and Flickering Shadow Clone Jutsu, it can create both of their effects to a degree. Thought to be able to be performed with simple ninjutsu, it is better used in the hands of a Light Release master, like Kei. He can also do this with his body, creating artificial images like the Flicker Shadow Clone, so the opponent is unsure where he will strike, or which arm is real, until its too late.

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rdf:type	/Jutsu
rdfs:label	Playing With Light Technique
rdfs:comment	A rather simple ninjutsu, it revolves around the manipulation of light to create realistic optical illusions. Inspired partly by the usage of the Clone Technique, Hiding with Camouflage Technique, and Flickering Shadow Clone Jutsu, it can create both of their effects to a degree. Thought to be able to be performed with simple ninjutsu, it is better used in the hands of a Light Release master, like Kei. He can also do this with his body, creating artificial images like the Flicker Shadow Clone, so the opponent is unsure where he will strike, or which arm is real, until its too late.
jutsu type	Light Release
debut shippuden	No
jutsu rank	D
jutsu classification	Ninjutsu
unnamed jutsu	No
parent jutsu	Clone Technique, Flickering Shadow Clone Jutsu, Hiding with Camouflage Technique
jutsu range	Short, Mid, Long
jutsu class type	Supplementary
jutsu media	Anime, Manga, Game, Movie
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Users	Kei Yotsuki
Romaji	Yuu no Hikari no Jutsu
Kanji	遊光術の術
abstract	A rather simple ninjutsu, it revolves around the manipulation of light to create realistic optical illusions. Inspired partly by the usage of the Clone Technique, Hiding with Camouflage Technique, and Flickering Shadow Clone Jutsu, it can create both of their effects to a degree. Thought to be able to be performed with simple ninjutsu, it is better used in the hands of a Light Release master, like Kei. The basis of this technique is simple. Using chakra to control light-waves all around, alter them to form the images you want. Essentially these images can be pale, obvious distractions, or real, images, indistinguishable from the real thing. Though they don't cast shadows, Kei can conjure up brighter lights, around where shadows or supposed to be, or give these images LRA, so no shadows can be seen, and with that, nothing can be suspected, shadow-wise. Usually, he can do this to essentially trick people about where he is, and how many of him there are. Made from manipulation of light, these copies of him look essentially really, not fuzzy or anything. This could cause the opponent to assume he was in one place, when really, it was just a trick to elude them of his real attack. He can also do this with his body, creating artificial images like the Flicker Shadow Clone, so the opponent is unsure where he will strike, or which arm is real, until its too late. He can also do this with his lightning, to control what the opponent sees of it. Giving them false views of it, he can essentially work this in tandem with Camouflage to be most effective. Show the opponent a fake, and then attack unseen. Kei can also manipulate these types of light, to radiate UV radiation. Those without protection could simply get adverse effects from the exposure. Similar to the Mirage Genjutsu ability, these "mirages" can be deadly, given their radiation. He can also use this technique in tandem with his afterimages, which he can make them last for long periods of time.

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