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Kidō Masterlist


This is a masterlist of all custom and universal Kidō. This also will define Kidō and its four subsections.

What is Kidō?


Kidō (鬼道, Demon/Spirit Way) is what some might call a Shinigami's "magic." It is one of the four parts of the Zankensoki—the four primary combat skills of a Shinigami. Each Kidō is produced with Reiryoku and are separated into four categories. Most Kidō are graded on a scale from 1 to 99, spells of the latter being the most powerful and the most difficult to perform. To use Kidō, a Shinigami must recite the specific incantation for the spell, which is often long and requires a few seconds to speak. The power of a spell relies on the power of the user, as even a low-level spell can be utterly devastating when utilized by a high-class Shinigami. Kidō can be used for practical purposes as well. For example, a Kidō spell can be used to light a dark hallway if the spell is tweaked in the right way, albeit with less power. As all Kidō use the user's Reiryoku, one's tier and skill level will affect not only how strong one's Kidō is, but also exactly what Kidō they can use. As one gains skill in Kidō, they become more adept at channeling Reiryoku, and as one gains Tiers, they have the energy to power many of the high-level Kidō.

Taken from the Shinigami General Information:

Categories


As stated above, Kidō is broken down into four categories. However, only three of these are taught. Those three are Hadō, Bakudō, and Erudō. These three categories are the traditional Kidō which a Shinigami would know. The last category is Forbidden Kidō. Forbidden Kidō require great skill and energy to even use, but they are highly illegal even for the Captain-Commander of the Gotei to use.

Hadō (破道, Way of Destruction) is the first category of Kidō. It is what most people would think of when picturing Kidō. Hadō spells are the only type of Kidō which inflict direct damage onto an opponent. This can be a simple fireball or something more complex such as a black coffin whose blades evicerate anything inside. Hadō is extremely versatile as a category, although most Hadō seem to have an attachment to a traditional element (earth, air, water, fire, et cetera). This is not always the case, and there are many Hadō which do not have an element attached to them.

  • Gisei Hadō (犠牲破道, Sacrificial Way of Destruction) is a sub-branch of Hadō. Gisei Hadō are frowned upon, but not entirely banned. They require the caster to sacrifice part of themselves in order to cast the Kidō. These spells are usually extremely powerful.


Bakudō (縛道, Way of Binding) is the second category of Kidō. For most of the time Kidō was taught, Bakudō encompassed an extremely wide variety of spells. It was determined eventually that this was too wide of encompassing and so Bakudō was turned into specifically Kidō that will immobilize or otherwise hamper an enemy's movements. Most Bakudō are the type to completely immobilize the target.

  • Barriers (結界, Kekkai) are focused Reiryoku formed into a solid form of energy. This energy can take on many shapes or colors as determined by the user. Barriers are protective in nature, and can be as simple as a barrier only protecting one direction or encompassing all sides of an area. Barriers can be used for containment, and some barriers can be used offensively. Barriers can mask spiritual pressure and can make one spiritually and physically invisible. The strength of a barrier is dependent upon the power of the user. Weak barriers are easily breakable, while strong ones can last for centuries. Certain barriers can be placed beforehand and activated later, while others require certain artifacts and time to activate.
  • Seals (封, Fū) are similar to barriers, but far more powerful and require far more preparation to create. Seals can only be used by those of sufficient spiritual power, and are meant to hold the most powerful and/or dangerous artifacts or beings. Seals are usually hard to break.


Erudō (変道, Way of Change) is the third category of Kidō. Erudō was created from the extra spells that Bakudō did not encompass. It is a classification of what can be basically described as buffing or de-buffing spells. These are spells that will not do direct damage to an opponent but will also not restrict their movement. These can also be used to boost an ally.

  • Kaidō (回道, Turn Way) is also known as healing Kidō. These spells do not have known names, numbers, or incantations to cast, and simply heal the target. As the user holds his/her hands above the patient's wounds, his/her palms glow with green spiritual energy to facilitate healing. When one heals with regular healing kidō, they perform Reiatsu restoration first. By doing so, one can attempt to recover the physical body using the patient's restored Reiatsu and the healer's external Reiatsu. Therefore, restoring the Reiatsu when the physical body is in a fully healed state is no trouble at all.


Forbidden Kidō is a classification for any type of Kidō that violates certain laws of the Soul Society. The use of such spells will commonly result in some form of lengthy imprisonment or worse. The Kidō spells which fall under this class are those which involve the manipulation of space and time.

Incantations


Incantations are an important part of Kidō. All Kidō have an Incantation, which is a small poem-like saying relating somewhat to the actual Kidō's abilities or its name. Each incantation is unique, although most Hadō start with the same line: "Ye lord! Mask of blood and flesh, all creation, flutter of wings, ye who bears the name of Man!"

  • Eishōhaki (詠唱破棄, Incantation Abandonment): A class of Kidō Incantation where the Kidō practitioner forgoes using a spoken incantation at all. While it decreases the time needed to release the Kidō, it drastically weakens the spell (to roughly 1/3 of its power). While anyone well versed in Kidō can use this technique, it is most effective when done by a skilled practitioner, otherwise the spell could utterly fail (e.g. explode in the user's face). The most skilled experts are capable of using this technique to amazing effect.

  • Nijū Eishō (二重詠唱, Twofold Incantation): a class of Kidō Incantation where the Kidō practitioner mixes the incantations of two entirely separate Kidō spells together to simultaneously save time and confuse their opponent. Nijū Eishō requires at least an Adept in Kidō.

  • Kōjutsu Eishō (後述詠唱, Spoken-After Incantation): A class of Kidō Incantation where the incantation is recited after initiating the spell in order to power it up.


Creating and Customizing Kidō


There are two important terms to know when it comes to creating and customizing Kidō: Personal and Universal. Universal Kidō are Kidō that are always numbered (unless they are Kaidou or Forbidden). Universal Kidō are Kidō that anyone who can cast up to that number can learn. There are no restrictions to creating Universal Kidō. Personal Kidō are what people might refer to as "custom Kidō." These are Kidō whose learning is restricted to one or more characters or groups. They are not officially taught and cannot be learned from anywhere but those sources. The main restriction to creating a personal Kidō is that there has to be one character capable of learning it in order for it to be taught. Therefore, if you create a Personal Kidō equivalent to a Number 85 and your character is capable of casting only up to 80, that Kidō will be denied. The same rules apply to customizing existing Kidō.




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Kidou Masterlist

Hadō
Bakudō
Erudō
Forbidden Kidō

Bold Custom Kidou are Kidou that were once personal-only but due to a variety of circumstances, can now be learned by another character. Generally stored in large repositories such as the Kido Corps library
Italicized Custom Kidou are Kidou that are Personal-only and can only be taught by the person who created it.







Hadō

Universal Hadō

  1. Shō
  2. Open
  3. Piercing Shot
  4. Byakurai
  5. Open
  6. Nenshōrai
  7. Denki-dama
  8. Kaen-dama
  9. Kōri no tama
  10. Open
  11. Tsuzuri Raiden
  12. Fushibi
  13. Open
  14. Open
  15. Ichiren Byakurai
  16. Surge Fist
  17. Pulse Blast
  18. Open
  19. Open
  20. Scorching Heat Surge Fist
  21. Open
  22. Open
  23. Open
  24. Open
  25. Open
  26. Open
  27. Kongōbaku
  28. Abysmal Spear
  29. Dākushokku
  30. Sōren Nenshōrai
  31. Shakkahō
  32. Ōkasen
  33. Sōkatsui
  34. Kōmuru Raiden
  35. Hyosekka Sennari
  36. Open
  37. Gake no Aki
  38. Open
  39. Rising Dragon Fist
  40. Kikōken
  41. Geruto Oshii
  42. Open
  43. Gaki Rekkō
  44. Open
  45. Open
  46. Open
  47. Open
  48. Sword of the King of the Abyss
  49. Stomp of the Flame Beast
  50. Open
  51. Bigguban Riron
  52. Enerugīburēdo
  53. Mizu no Funshutsu
  54. Haien
  55. Kazaguruma o Suraisu Suru
  56. Burakkusupaia
  57. Daichi Tenyō
  58. Tenran
  59. Taihō
  60. Kaenkōgyō
  61. Rain of True Heaven
  62. Open
  63. Raikōhō
  64. Open
  65. Open
  66. Open
  67. Open
  68. Open
  69. Soul Shot
  70. Open
  71. Suihō
  72. Chimeiteki
  73. Sōren Sōkatsui
  74. Open
  75. Open
  76. Open
  77. Open
  78. Zangerin
  79. Open
  80. Open
  81. Open
  82. Open
  83. Open
  84. Songs of the Lightning God
  85. Open
  86. Hyōga Seiran
  87. Regio, True Lord of the Abysmal Plane
  88. Hiryū Gekizoku Shinten Raihō
  89. Stalking Shriek Shot
  90. Kurohitsugi
  91. Senjū Kōten Taihō
  92. Open
  93. Truth Font Needle
  94. Inshō-Tekina Tsuki
  95. Kōri no Uzu
  96. Ittō Kasō
  97. Konran
  98. Tsuki no Megami no Taizu
  99. Goryūtenmetsu‎


Custom Hadō








Bakudō

Universal Bakudō
  1. Sai
  2. Shibireyubi
  3. Drag
  4. Hainawa
  5. Open
  6. Open
  7. Gyokuseki O Hogo
  8. Seki
  9. Geki
  10. Hōrin
  11. Open
  12. Open
  13. Open
  14. Noren Mekuri
  15. Open
  16. Open
  17. Open
  18. Open
  19. Open
  20. Binding Cross
  21. Sekienton
  22. Open
  23. Open
  24. Open
  25. Keisha Enerugīshīrudo
  26. Kyokkō
  27. Open
  28. Open
  29. Open
  30. Shitotsu Sansen
  31. Open
  32. Open
  33. Kurokumo
  34. Open
  35. Open
  36. Open
  37. Tsuriboshi
  38. Open
  39. Enkōsen
  40. Nocturnal Binding
  41. Open
  42. Open
  43. Open
  44. Armor of the Flame Beast
  45. Shīringuraito
  46. Open
  47. Open
  48. Yami no Shīru
  49. Open
  50. Open
  51. Open
  52. Open
  53. Torappingu no Hashira
  54. Torairaitoshīru
  55. Open
  56. Open
  57. Open
  58. Open
  59. Inemuri
  60. No Shīringuraito to Dāku
  61. Rikujōkōrō
  62. Hyapporankan
  63. Sajō Sabaku
  64. Hakufuku
  65. Burakkuchēnpiasu
  66. Tanma Otoshi
  67. Open
  68. Open
  69. Open
  70. Open
  71. Open
  72. Open
  73. Tozanshō
  74. Open
  75. Gochūtekkan
  76. Open
  77. Open
  78. Open
  79. Kuyō Shibari
  80. Open
  81. Dankū
  82. Open
  83. Open
  84. Open
  85. Open
  86. Open
  87. Open
  88. Open
  89. Steel Jacket
  90. Open
  91. Open
  92. Open
  93. Open
  94. Open
  95. Open
  96. Open
  97. Open
  98. Adamant Kiss
  99. Part 1: Kin
    Part 2: Bankin


Custom Bakudō




Barriers & Seals









Erudō

Universal Erudō


  1. Open
  2. Open
  3. Open
  4. Open
  5. Open
  6. Open
  7. Open
  8. Open
  9. Open
  10. Open
  11. Haru Bōdo
  12. Open
  13. Open
  14. Open
  15. Rokku no Hifu
  16. Open
  17. Open
  18. Open
  19. Open
  20. Open
  21. Open
  22. Open
  23. Open
  24. Open
  25. Open
  26. Open
  27. Open
  28. Midori Shiru
  29. Open
  30. Open
  31. Open
  32. Open
  33. Open
  34. Open
  35. Open
  36. Open
  37. Open
  38. Demon Flashing Air
  39. Open
  40. Open
  41. Open
  42. Open
  43. Open
  44. Open
  45. Open
  46. Open
  47. Open
  48. Open
  49. Open
  50. Open
  51. Open
  52. Open
  53. Open
  54. Open
  55. Abysmal Cloak
  56. Open
  57. Open
  58. Kakushitsuijaku
  59. Open
  60. Open
  61. Open
  62. Open
  63. Open
  64. Open
  65. Open
  66. Open
  67. Open
  68. Open
  69. Open
  70. Open
  71. Open
  72. Open
  73. Open
  74. Open
  75. Open
  76. Open
  77. Tenteikūra
  78. Open
  79. Open
  80. Seiiki no Yokuchi
  81. Open
  82. Open
  83. Open
  84. Open
  85. Open
  86. Open
  87. Open
  88. Open
  89. Open
  90. Keikaigi
  91. Open
  92. Open
  93. Open
  94. Open
  95. Open
  96. Open
  97. Open
  98. Open
  99. Open


Custom Erudō





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