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| − | An experimental tool of [[Yukigakure]] designed to be the ultimate technique for |
+ | An experimental tool of [[Yukigakure]] designed to be the ultimate technique for absorbing [[chakra]], this device [[Chakra Absorption Techniques|absorbs]] the chakra of a captured target, when it is applied. The device also creates a force field surrounding it, which prevent it from being either removed or destroyed. These abilities prevents the subject from performing [[ninjutsu]] in a matter of moments after being applied as well as making the subject loose consciousness momentarily. |
The subject is, however, not incapable of overcoming device's effects, for example a large burst of [[tailed beast]] chakra has been shown to destroy the device. |
The subject is, however, not incapable of overcoming device's effects, for example a large burst of [[tailed beast]] chakra has been shown to destroy the device. |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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* [[Fire Release: Heavenly Prison]] |
* [[Fire Release: Heavenly Prison]] |
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Revision as of 20:47, 10 November 2014
An experimental tool of Yukigakure designed to be the ultimate technique for absorbing chakra, this device absorbs the chakra of a captured target, when it is applied. The device also creates a force field surrounding it, which prevent it from being either removed or destroyed. These abilities prevents the subject from performing ninjutsu in a matter of moments after being applied as well as making the subject loose consciousness momentarily.
The subject is, however, not incapable of overcoming device's effects, for example a large burst of tailed beast chakra has been shown to destroy the device.
See Also
Trivia
- This tool is unnamed in the movie, but Dotō Kazahana simply refers to it as the "device".