Chronicler Raven wrote:I don't think that's the purpose of the Sensory Technique; rather a chakra sensory or detection of presence. I doubt it's allowed to register finer cues such as hand seal formation, a punch being thrown or shuriken being thrown, subtle body language or even tenketsu perception as the likes of Byakugan. But as the Sensory Tech actually doesn't specify what kind of sensory it offers, I believe it'd be better to ask Nyg.Ikomiki wrote:All Clams have the Sensory Technique as a perk of having Sensory as their contract skill, and this sensing technique would be their main way of perceiving the world rather than physical senses, so it's more of a stylistic choice.
The Clam Head technique is just an E-Rank technique that allows communication with clams through physical contactAnd get Sensory Tech clarified more.
Raven is correct, the Sensory Technique grants the ability to tell general placement of persons, movement, and whether techniques are being launched but it can't tell you seal formation or if a specific type of projectile was thrown. Like he said "finer details" cannot be ascertained via the Sensory Technique.
My understanding when I asked Chigetsu about this is that he'd need to communicate with the Clams and tell them what to do in instances where their sensory could not assist them. By making them blind and deaf, its harder to make them affected by Genjutsu but the reverse side to that is that they require more assistance and instruction from their summoner than they would normally.
