Changes: Demonic Illusion: Hell Viewing Technique

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This is a genjutsu that reveals the fears that dwell inside people's hearts. Everyone has an image of the one thing they wouldn't want to ever see. This genjutsu is a technique that draws forth such an image from within the heart and has one mistake it for reality. First, an imaginary circle of leaves will spin around and envelop the target, falling away shortly after. After a short period, the illusion will begin. This is to make the illusion more convincing, since the user will likely have moved before the illusion sets in. If the mental image is a gruesome one, the shock will be accordingly great.

References

↑ First Databook, page 222

[1] First Databook, page 222

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 |image=Demonic Illusion Hell Viewing Technique.JPG
 |kanji=魔幻・奈烙見の術
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 |romaji=Magen: Narakumi no Jutsu
 |literal english=Demonic Illusion: Hell Viewing Technique
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 |jutsu media=Anime, Manga
 }}
-This jutsu causes the target to see a horrifying vision. First, an imaginary circle of leaves will spin around and envelop the target, falling away shortly after. After a short period, the illusion will begin. This is to make the illusion more convincing, since the user will likely have moved before the illusion sets in. When used on [[Sakura]], she sees a vision of a dying and mutilated [[Sasuke]], causing her to scream and faint.
+This is a genjutsu that reveals the fears that dwell inside people's hearts. Everyone has an image of the one thing they wouldn't want to ever see. This genjutsu is a technique that draws forth such an image from within the heart and has one mistake it for reality. First, an imaginary circle of leaves will spin around and envelop the target, falling away shortly after. After a short period, the illusion will begin. This is to make the illusion more convincing, since the user will likely have moved before the illusion sets in. If the mental image is a gruesome one, the shock will be accordingly great.
 ==References==