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|image=Kakazan.png |
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|kanji=花果山 |
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|viz manga=Floral Mountain |
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|game names=Huaguo Mountain |
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|jutsu type=Lava Release |
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* The summit of the {{translation|[[Wikipedia:Mount Huaguo|Mountain of Flowers and Fruits]]|花果山|Ja: Kakazan, Ch: Huāguǒshān}} is the birthplace of Sūn Wùkōng, the main character of the Chinese novel ''[[Wikipedia:Journey to the West|Journey to the West]]''. The mountain is located on a volcanic island. The Four-Tails, of course, is based on Sūn Wùkōng and the ''Dragon Ball'' series, which in turn is also based on ''Journey to the West''. |
* The summit of the {{translation|[[Wikipedia:Mount Huaguo|Mountain of Flowers and Fruits]]|花果山|Ja: Kakazan, Ch: Huāguǒshān}} is the birthplace of Sūn Wùkōng, the main character of the Chinese novel ''[[Wikipedia:Journey to the West|Journey to the West]]''. The mountain is located on a volcanic island. The Four-Tails, of course, is based on Sūn Wùkōng and the ''Dragon Ball'' series, which in turn is also based on ''Journey to the West''. |
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* When written as 火山, kazan means 'volcano'. Then, if you substitute 果 with 火, you get {{translation|fireworks|花火|hanabi}}. 果 is also the Japanese for the [[Wikipedia:Phala|Phala]]. |
* When written as 火山, kazan means 'volcano'. Then, if you substitute 果 with 火, you get {{translation|fireworks|花火|hanabi}}. 果 is also the Japanese for the [[Wikipedia:Phala|Phala]]. |
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− | * In an anime exclusive sequence, Rōshi, while offscreen, used what appears to be this technique just before being defeated by Kisame, the lava and Kisame's Water Release seen clashing. |
+ | * In an anime exclusive sequence, Rōshi, while offscreen, used what appears to be this technique just before being defeated by [[Kisame]], the lava and Kisame's [[Water Release]] seen clashing. |
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[[es:Montaña de Frutas y Flores]] |
[[es:Montaña de Frutas y Flores]] |
Revision as of 20:04, 22 February 2015
While in his transformed state, the user creates a small volcano that explodes violently, sending molten rock flying up in all directions like a giant flower. The heat of the lava is enough to burn tailed beasts as strong as Gyūki.
Trivia
- The summit of the Mountain of Flowers and Fruits (花果山, Ja: Kakazan, Ch: Huāguǒshān) is the birthplace of Sūn Wùkōng, the main character of the Chinese novel Journey to the West. The mountain is located on a volcanic island. The Four-Tails, of course, is based on Sūn Wùkōng and the Dragon Ball series, which in turn is also based on Journey to the West.
- When written as 火山, kazan means 'volcano'. Then, if you substitute 果 with 火, you get fireworks (花火, hanabi). 果 is also the Japanese for the Phala.
- In an anime exclusive sequence, Rōshi, while offscreen, used what appears to be this technique just before being defeated by Kisame, the lava and Kisame's Water Release seen clashing.
References
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 315