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|romaji=Doton: Dosekidake |
|romaji=Doton: Dosekidake |
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|literal english=Earth Release: Earth and Stone Bamboo Shoot |
|literal english=Earth Release: Earth and Stone Bamboo Shoot |
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| − | |english tv=Earth Style: |
+ | |english tv=Earth Style: Earthen Stone Shoots |
| + | |other names=Earth Style: Mudslide |
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|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu |
|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu |
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|jutsu type=Earth Release |
|jutsu type=Earth Release |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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* [[Earth Release: Earth Flow Spears]] |
* [[Earth Release: Earth Flow Spears]] |
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| − | * [[Earth Release: Flying Stones]] |
+ | * [[Earth Release: Flying Thrown Stones]] |
| + | * [[Earth Release: Rock Pillar Spears]] |
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| + | * ''[[Wood Release: Wood Flow Spears]]'' |
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[[es:Elemento Tierra: Picos de Tierra y Piedra]] |
[[es:Elemento Tierra: Picos de Tierra y Piedra]] |
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Revision as of 19:10, 1 November 2015
This technique condenses the soil and rock in the area to sprout out in the form of four large spikes which attack the target from four separate directions in an attempt to skewer the opponent making it harder to evade.
Trivia
- The last two kanji of this technique's name, when pronounced differently, mean "stalagmite" (石筍, sekijun).
See Also
- Earth Release: Earth Flow Spears
- Earth Release: Flying Thrown Stones
- Earth Release: Rock Pillar Spears
- Wood Release: Wood Flow Spears
