Kyte's Jutsu

Additional Jutsu

Shikotsumyaku

Tsubaki no Mai

The Dance of the Camellia. Kyte performs this technique by pulling the humerus (upper arm bone) of his left arm (He can do it to the right arm as well, but prefers to hold a blade in his right hand) out to create a short, hilt-less bone sword. Since he can increase and compress the density of his bones, he can make the sword harder than steel. He then uses the sword to fight; his style uses quick cuts and thrusts to disable opponents quickly.

Tessenka no Mai: Tsuru

The Dance of the Clematis: Vine. Using his Kekkei Genkai, Kyte can pulls out his own spinal column and modifies it to use as a flexible chain staff, regrowing a new spine to replace the removed one. The protrusions on the vertebrae are modified to make them stronger and sharper. He would follow up with Dance of the Clematis: Flower to pierce the immobilized opponent.

Tessenka no Mai: Hana

The Dance of the Clematis: Flower. This is a follow-up to the Dance of the Clematis: Vine. Kyte's entire forearm (Usually the right) is encased in a giant drill made of bone to attack the trapped victim. The bone is strengthened (Through compression and its plaited spiral shape) to become the hardest type of bone the body can produce. The bone resembles a flower, hence the name.

Karamatsu no Mai

The Dance of the Larch. Kyte uses this technique to create a mass of razor-sharp bone spikes all over his body. These spines appear to be branches off his pre-existing skeletal structure rather than completely new bones. Kyte is even able to grow these bones at an extremely rapid rate so they can stab an opponent even as they are growing. He can even use them to block or trap an opponent's strikes. In addition to being an unwelcome surprise for opponents, it makes him basically untouchable at close range.

Sawarabi no Mai

The Dance of the Seedling Fern. Kyte's final dance, this technique causes a giant forest of bone spikes to burst from the ground. Kyte is able to emerge from any bone at will, giving him a deadly element of surprise should the opponent be able to avoid the attack.

Yanagi no Mai

The Dance of the Willow. To perform this dance, Kyte grows several long bone blades from his body for use as weapons. Though he primarily uses two blades grown from the palms of his hands, he also uses several secondary bones grown from his elbows, knees, and shoulders. This dance form is incredibly acrobatic, using spins, charges, and long sweeping slashes to make the strikes more effective and to evade opponents' counter strikes. Kyte can also extend his bones to attack his opponents without having to adjust his own movement.