Does 'Naruto: Dreaming Of Sunshine' Feature Any Original Jutsu?

I’ve been deep into 'Naruto: Tsunade, I’m the Hokage!' and the jutsu creativity is wild. The protagonist doesn’t just recycle old techniques—they innovate. One standout is the 'Celestial Serpent Strike,' a taijutsu-ningjutsu hybrid where chakra snakes coil around limbs for whip-like strikes that bypass conventional defenses. It’s a fresh twist on Orochimaru’s style, blending speed with eerie precision. Another original technique is 'Hokage’s Gambit,' a genjutsu that traps targets in a loop of their worst leadership failures, tailored to exploit insecurities. The writer clearly understands Naruto’s lore but isn’t afraid to break new ground. The fic also introduces 'Willow Step,' a dodging technique inspired by Tsunade’s own fluid movements but refined for urban combat. Users can pivot mid-air using chakra threads anchored to buildings—perfect for Konoha’s rebuilt skyline. What’s brilliant is how these jutsu reflect the protagonist’s growth. Early techniques are raw power plays, but later ones show tactical depth, like 'Shadow of the Senju,' which clones disperse into medicinal mist for battlefield healing. The author balances flashy fights with jutsu that serve character development, making each battle feel personal and earned.