Stimulating Gentle Fist

Birusu has designed a Gentle Fist Art of his own, meant to be much more "gentle" in nature than his friend's Destruction Fist. The Stimulating Gentle Fist relies on the premise of stimulating the tenketsu rather than blocking it, vastly increasing Chakra Flow in the body.

When used on the self, it can increase the flow of chakra without the need of opening the Eight Gates, vastly increasing the power that can be accessed by the user. The downside, however, is that the chakra released can be hard to control, and wasted as it is released to the environment, especially if the user doesn't come from a background of training in Chakra Control. This is especially true when stimulating especially strong tenketsu, such as the Pressure Points of Harm and Death. With sufficient skill and power in Chakra Control, the user may intentionally stimulate many tenketsu in his/her own body, vastly increasing the chakra flow in the user's body for use in extremely powerful attacks, such as the Eight Gates Elemental Ninjutsu, without fear of the body destroying drawbacks that are created by the regular Eight Gates. However, an issue with releasing the constraints of chakra flow from so many tenketsu is that of Chakra Exhaustion, however in the case of Birusu, this is not really much of a problem.

Birusu uses this often to target the enemy, enhancing as many tenketsu as he can to vastly increase chakra flow in the target's body. This not only affects their chakra flow (which increases by a large amount), but affects their control over techniques as well, as they now have to exert control over their chakra lest it be wasted on the environment. Chakra Control subsequently deteriorates, though they are capable of using much more powerful jutsu when these tenketsu are released without problems.

The main reason why this technique is used on enemies is so that their reserves would be exhausted far faster than one might expect, and increase the amount of chakra available for absorption by any chakra absorption user.