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* "[[Wikipedia:C-4 (explosive)|C-4]]", also known as Composition C-4. is the latest of the Composition C plastic explosives that has been used since the 1950s due to its effectiveness. |
* "[[Wikipedia:C-4 (explosive)|C-4]]", also known as Composition C-4. is the latest of the Composition C plastic explosives that has been used since the 1950s due to its effectiveness. |
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* {{translation|''"[[Wikipedia:Karura|Karura]]"''|迦楼羅|}} is the Japanese Buddhist equivalent of Garuda, a bird man of Hindu mythology who feeds on serpents. |
* {{translation|''"[[Wikipedia:Karura|Karura]]"''|迦楼羅|}} is the Japanese Buddhist equivalent of Garuda, a bird man of Hindu mythology who feeds on serpents. |
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Revision as of 18:13, 30 June 2014
| This article is about the technique. For the chapter, see C4 Garuda. |
A technique he created to counter the Sharingan and the genjutsu it produces, Deidara uses his own mouth instead of the ones on his hands to create a giant doll in his image. When the doll ruptures, it releases a cloud of microscopic bombs that enter the bloodstream of anyone who inhales them. On Deidara's command, the micro-bombs' detonation causes the victims' bodies to disintegrate at the cellular level; literally turning them into dust. While fighting Ōnoki, Deidara utilises an alternate method of C4 by forming a small, chibi-like clay statue of himself with the mouths in his hands.[2] This technique also earned enough credit to be called a fearsome technique by such a powerful shinobi as Obito Uchiha.[3]
Trivia
- "C-4", also known as Composition C-4. is the latest of the Composition C plastic explosives that has been used since the 1950s due to its effectiveness.
- "Karura" (迦楼羅) is the Japanese Buddhist equivalent of Garuda, a bird man of Hindu mythology who feeds on serpents.
