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|game names=Eight Trigrams Mountain Break Attack
 
|game names=Eight Trigrams Mountain Break Attack
 
|other names=Eight Trigrams Crumbling Mountain Bombardment
 
|other names=Eight Trigrams Crumbling Mountain Bombardment
|parent jutsu=Eight Trigrams Empty Palm
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|parent jutsu=Eight Trigrams Vacuum Palm
 
|jutsu classification=Kekkei Genkai~Byakugan, Taijutsu
 
|jutsu classification=Kekkei Genkai~Byakugan, Taijutsu
 
|jutsu class type=Offensive
 
|jutsu class type=Offensive
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|debut anime=28
 
|debut anime=28
 
|debut shippuden=Yes
 
|debut shippuden=Yes
|jutsu media=Anime, Game
 
 
|game debut=Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja 4
 
|game debut=Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja 4
 
|jutsu media=Anime, Game
 
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A more powerful variation of [[Eight Trigrams Empty Palm]]. The user hits the target at close range with a powerful wave of chakra. The attack sends them flying back into a rock or wall, causing severe damage.
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A more powerful variation of [[Eight Trigrams Vacuum Palm]]. The user hits the target at close range with a powerful wave of chakra emitted from their palm, which sends them flying back, causing severe damage.
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== Trivia ==
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* Whenever this technique is used, the target is generally sent crashing into some kind of rock formation, which may be an allusion to the technique's name.
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[[Clan::Hyūga clan| ]]
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[[ru:Хакке Хасангеки]]
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[[es:Ocho Trigramas Destructor de Montañas]]

Revision as of 09:39, 5 December 2014

A more powerful variation of Eight Trigrams Vacuum Palm. The user hits the target at close range with a powerful wave of chakra emitted from their palm, which sends them flying back, causing severe damage.

Trivia

  • Whenever this technique is used, the target is generally sent crashing into some kind of rock formation, which may be an allusion to the technique's name.