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|romaji=Shī Ō |
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|other names={{translation|Ultimate Art|究極芸術|Kyūkyoku Geijutsu}} |
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|parent jutsu=Explosive Clay |
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Revision as of 00:15, 1 May 2016
| This article is about the anime and manga ninjutsu used by Deidara. For the video game technique used by Deidara, see Ultimate Art. |
The highest form of Deidara's explosive clay (his "Ultimate Art" (究極芸術, Kyūkyoku Geijutsu)), C0 is a suicide-bomb technique used as a last resort. Deidara reveals a mouth on his chest, which is stitched up. After undoing the stitches, Deidara feeds it a large ball of clay. The mouth on his chest has a direct connection to his heart so a large amount of chakra is built up. It then kneads chakra directly from the meridians of the heart and keeps doing it without interruption until the moment of the explosion. His explosive chakra then manifests itself in his veins, flowing through his body. These "veins" then condense into a sphere that slowly cracks open and detonates, producing a unique explosion that covers a ten kilometre blast radius.
Trivia
- The shape of the explosion bears a resemblance to Tarō Okamoto's Tower of the Sun.
References
- ↑ Third Databook, page 262
