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|romaji=Dokonjō Rasengan |
|romaji=Dokonjō Rasengan |
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|literal english=Guts Spiralling Sphere |
|literal english=Guts Spiralling Sphere |
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| + | |english tv=Gutsiness Rasengan |
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|parent jutsu=Rasengan |
|parent jutsu=Rasengan |
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|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu |
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| − | Remembering [[Jiraiya]]'s words about never abandoning his [[nindō]], Naruto creates a fully charged [[Rasengan]], but increases its mass and raw force. It has shown enough power to blast away an entire wall of a fortress and even decimate it in a matter of minutes. This technique can be compared with the [[Big Ball Rasengan]] having many similarities, except being much smaller. |
+ | Remembering [[Jiraiya]]'s words about never abandoning his [[nindō|ninja way]], Naruto creates a fully charged [[Rasengan]], but increases its mass and raw force. It has shown enough power to blast away an entire wall of a fortress and even decimate it in a matter of minutes. Unlike a normal [[Rasengan]], which fades away after striking its target, this version does not disappear until [[Naruto]] was finished destroying the entire fortress. This technique can be compared with the [[Big Ball Rasengan]] having many similarities, except being much smaller. |
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| + | [[es:Rasengan de Agallas]] |
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Revision as of 16:37, 27 March 2013
Remembering Jiraiya's words about never abandoning his ninja way, Naruto creates a fully charged Rasengan, but increases its mass and raw force. It has shown enough power to blast away an entire wall of a fortress and even decimate it in a matter of minutes. Unlike a normal Rasengan, which fades away after striking its target, this version does not disappear until Naruto was finished destroying the entire fortress. This technique can be compared with the Big Ball Rasengan having many similarities, except being much smaller.
