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| − | The user and their [[ninken]] partner spin at a ferocious speed and deliver many powerful beast-like attacks when contact is made with the target. The force of this attack is strong enough to drill through stone. |
+ | The user and their [[ninken]] partner spin at a ferocious speed and deliver many powerful beast-like attacks when contact is made with the target. The force of this attack is strong enough to drill through stone. When this attack is done alone, it is called [[Tunneling Fang]] |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* In the ''[[Naruto: Clash of Ninja (series)|Naruto: Clash of Ninja]]'' series, [[Kakashi]] performs his own version of this technique. |
* In the ''[[Naruto: Clash of Ninja (series)|Naruto: Clash of Ninja]]'' series, [[Kakashi]] performs his own version of this technique. |
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* The full name of this technique is {{translation|Beast Human Taijutsu Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang|獣人体術奥義・牙通牙|Jūjin Taijutsu Ōgi: Gatsūga|lit meaning=Beast Human Body Technique Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang}}. |
* The full name of this technique is {{translation|Beast Human Taijutsu Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang|獣人体術奥義・牙通牙|Jūjin Taijutsu Ōgi: Gatsūga|lit meaning=Beast Human Body Technique Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang}}. |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 11:05, 24 August 2014
The user and their ninken partner spin at a ferocious speed and deliver many powerful beast-like attacks when contact is made with the target. The force of this attack is strong enough to drill through stone. When this attack is done alone, it is called Tunneling Fang
Trivia
- In the Naruto: Clash of Ninja series, Kakashi performs his own version of this technique.
- The full name of this technique is Beast Human Taijutsu Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang (獣人体術奥義・牙通牙, Jūjin Taijutsu Ōgi: Gatsūga, literally meaning: Beast Human Body Technique Secret Art: Fang Passing Fang).
See Also
References
- ↑ First Databook, page 173
