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Revision as of 22:09, 21 July 2009
Mysterious Peacock Method
- Name: Mysterious Peacock Method (Kujaku Myōhō, English TV: Ninja Art: Kujaku)
- Type: Unknown, Supplementary
- Users: Hoshigakure ninja
- Debut (Anime): Naruto Episode 178
A trademark of Hoshigakure, this technique utilizes the chakra-enhancing radiation of the meteorite, that fell 200 years prior to the start of the series, to give the user an enormous amount of chakra. The technique itself manifests in the form of a feather-shaped array behind the Star Ninja and spreading out from behind them like a peacock's tail feathers, hence the name. This chakra is easily manipulated into various techniques, making it one of the most versatile jutsu around. These techniques are honed through Star Training, which requires the ninja to spend large amounts of time focusing on their chakra and meditating in the presence of the meteorite. The meteorite's radiation greatly improves the user's chakra, but is incredibly damaging to their physical body. The body of anyone attempting to master the technique would eventually take its toll if the trainee fails to complete the training soon, and those who do master it perish a few years after that.
While most Star ninja do not seem to show much damage from the technique, at least three (including Sumaru's father, Hotarubi, who dies from extensive exposure), show severe physical trauma.