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|image=Jigokuzuki Yohon.png |
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|kanji=地獄突き |
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|parent jutsu=Lightning Release Chakra Mode |
|parent jutsu=Lightning Release Chakra Mode |
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|jutsu rank=B |
|jutsu rank=B |
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+ | |jutsu classification=Taijutsu |
|jutsu type=Lightning Release |
|jutsu type=Lightning Release |
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|jutsu class type=Offensive |
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* A {{translation|nukite|貫手|lit meaning=crossbeam hand}} is a move used in martial arts like karate, where you strike the opponent with your finger stretched out. A {{translation|four-finger nukite|四本貫手|yonhon nukite}} uses the four fingers and, when aimed at the throat, is called a {{translation|hell stab|地獄突き|jigokuzuki}}. The {{translation|two-finger nukite|二本貫手|nihon nukite}} and {{translation|one-finger nukite|一本貫手|ippon nukite}} are also used. A {{translation|three-finger nukite|三本貫手|sanbon nukite}} seems to be somewhat rare. |
* A {{translation|nukite|貫手|lit meaning=crossbeam hand}} is a move used in martial arts like karate, where you strike the opponent with your finger stretched out. A {{translation|four-finger nukite|四本貫手|yonhon nukite}} uses the four fingers and, when aimed at the throat, is called a {{translation|hell stab|地獄突き|jigokuzuki}}. The {{translation|two-finger nukite|二本貫手|nihon nukite}} and {{translation|one-finger nukite|一本貫手|ippon nukite}} are also used. A {{translation|three-finger nukite|三本貫手|sanbon nukite}} seems to be somewhat rare. |
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* The [[Fourth Raikage]] used a similar technique in a fight against [[Gyūki]] to cut its horn, this happened three decades prior to the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]]. |
* The [[Fourth Raikage]] used a similar technique in a fight against [[Gyūki]] to cut its horn, this happened three decades prior to the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]]. |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 19:06, 15 November 2014
The Hell Stab is the strongest technique of the Third Raikage, whereby he concentrates a considerable amount of lightning chakra into just the finger-tips of a single hand and then performs a thrusting motion, which together allows him to pierce a target in a manner somewhat similar to either the Chidori or Lightning Cutter.[2]
Variants
The intensity, size and strength of the technique can be proportionally increased by reducing the number of fingers involved:[3]
- Four-Finger Nukite (四本貫手, Yonhon Nukite): Strong enough to break through robust defences with relative ease.
- Three-Finger Nukite (三本貫手, Sanbon Nukite): Effective against even malleable materials that can usually handle a blow by dissipating its force. By swinging his hand the Third can create a shock-wave which was powerful enough to send opponents in the immediate area around him flying backwards.[4]
- One-Finger Nukite (一本貫手, Ippon Nukite): Known as the "strongest spear" (最強の矛, saikyō no hoko), where the concentration of chakra is so great that it extends well beyond the finger in a lone point. It was capable of cutting off all of Gyūki's tails during an encounter, and was capable of piercing even the Third's Lightning Release Armour, backfiring the damage scarring his body, which due to its ability to his immense durability was regarded as the "strongest shield" (最強の盾, saikyō no tate).[5]
The Raikage's Three-Finger Nukite.
The Raikage's One-Finger Nukite.
Trivia
- A nukite (貫手, literally meaning: crossbeam hand) is a move used in martial arts like karate, where you strike the opponent with your finger stretched out. A four-finger nukite (四本貫手, yonhon nukite) uses the four fingers and, when aimed at the throat, is called a hell stab (地獄突き, jigokuzuki). The two-finger nukite (二本貫手, nihon nukite) and one-finger nukite (一本貫手, ippon nukite) are also used. A three-finger nukite (三本貫手, sanbon nukite) seems to be somewhat rare.
- The Fourth Raikage used a similar technique in a fight against Gyūki to cut its horn, this happened three decades prior to the Fourth Shinobi World War.
- Despite being similar to a couple ninjutsu, the fourth databook categorized this jutsu as a taijutsu.[1]
