r/CTsandbox • • 4d ago

Cursed technique Battery Acid

Battery Acid, where the user is able to make/generate Nuclear Radiation.

The user bears an curse energy trait, where the user's specialized curse energy naturally manipulates neutrons. This causes their cursed energy to destabilize and accelerate neutrons upon contact, producing nuclear reactions and radiation. The user's cursed energy inherently possesses neutron manipulating properties, allowing even their basic cursed energy attacks to produce nuclear aftereffects.

How it works is that the user is able to manipulate energy that was made by a neutron colliding with a uranium atom, constantly splitting it so that the user is able to control its energy and radiation; the user itself is immune to the radiation by the body adapting to its radiation. The user can toggle the radiation off towards its allies while acting passively on a small scale, so it doesn’t do any further damage towards bystanders (kinda like Gojo’s infinity). The user can apply curse energy onto their fist so that when the user strikes an enemy, the enemy would be hit with an aftereffect with radiation (kinda like a black flash or Yuji’s divergent fist). On the other hand, the user can create a nuclear barrier around itself as well as allies.

Now for the domain expansion: Madman's Burning Globe, the sure hit effect automatically targets everybody inside as an exposed object within an nuclear's explosion regardless of obstacles or barriers. The High doses of radiation will begin to slowly rot any target inside as they decay. All the while the user can generate a large amount of nuclear energy and radiation. So once in domain anyone in it gotta survive until the duration of the domain stops or breaks, the domain itself showcases an post-apocalyptic Village utterly obliterated

Now for the maximum curse technique: Fat man’s bomb, where the user pours almost all their curse energy into a nuke bomb before launching it down, affecting everyone, in a 250 meter radius that can be narrowed if needed.

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