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| + | |top={{Looking for|information on the ability|information on the character|Naraka Path (character)|Naraka Path}} |
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| + | |ref=<ref name="d4">Fourth Databook, page 254</ref> |
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| + | Naraka Path Revival.png;…the Path's Restoration ability. |
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|kanji=地獄道 |
|kanji=地獄道 |
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|unnamed jutsu=No |
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|literal english=Naraka Path |
|literal english=Naraka Path |
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|other names=Hell Realm |
|other names=Hell Realm |
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| − | |parent jutsu=Six Paths |
+ | |parent jutsu=Six Paths Technique |
| − | |jutsu classification=Kekkei Genkai~Rinnegan, Ninjutsu, Dōjutsu, |
+ | |jutsu classification=Kekkei Genkai~Rinnegan, Ninjutsu, Hiden, Dōjutsu, |
| + | |jutsu class type=Offensive, Supplementary |
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| − | |users=Nagato, Sage of the Six Paths, |
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| + | |jutsu range=Short |
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| + | |users=Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki, Madara Uchiha, Nagato, Obito Uchiha, Sasuke Uchiha |
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|debut shippuden=Yes |
|debut shippuden=Yes |
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| − | |game debut=Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja |
+ | |game debut=Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 |
|jutsu media=Anime, Manga, Game |
|jutsu media=Anime, Manga, Game |
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| − | <section begin=summary />The {{translation|'''Naraka Path'''|地獄道|Jigokudō}} grants the user two main abilities: interrogation and restoration, by using the [[King of Hell]]. |
+ | <section begin=summary />The {{translation|'''Naraka Path'''|地獄道|Jigokudō}} grants the user two main abilities: interrogation and restoration, by using the [[King of Hell]].<section end=summary /> [[Pain]] channelled the power of the Naraka Path through the body of a [[Naraka Path (character)|priest]]. |
| ⚫ | The Naraka Path ability makes heavy use of the King of Hell. The King of Hell is a large head which sprouts out of the ground surrounded by purple flames. It also possesses the Rinnegan as well as the shared field of vision along with the other summons.<ref>Chapter 422, page 4</ref> The King of Hell could fulfil two purposes: interrogation and restoration. |
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| − | == Nagato's Naraka Path == |
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| − | === Appearance === |
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| − | <gallery type="slideshow" position="left" widths="250"> |
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| − | Naraka Path Alive.PNG|Naraka Path when it was alive. |
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| − | Naraka Path.JPG|The Naraka Path. |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | The Naraka Path's body belonged to a [[Naraka Path's Former Body|tall, stocky man]]. The Naraka Path, like all of the Six Paths, possessed Nagato's [[Rinnegan]]. It had a spiky mop of orange hair. It had multiple body piercings, such as a circular stud on the bridge of its nose, a diagonal row of studs on each of its cheeks, three spike piercings in each of its ears, and a stud on each of its shoulders near its neck. |
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| ⚫ | To interrogate, the Naraka Path need only catch hold of a person, causing the King of Hell to appear before them. With the victim seemingly paralysed, the Naraka Path begins questioning them. After answers are given, the [[King of Hell]] will unzip its mouth to release tendril-like arms and would draw out an apparition of the victim's life force energy in the form of an enlarged tongue. The King of Hell would then proceed to pass its judgement. If the person was lying or refused to answer the questions, the King of Hell would remove their tongue and consume it, apparently killing them. However, if they told the truth, they would be spared, although left extremely exhausted. |
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| − | === Abilities === |
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| ⚫ | The second ability the Naraka Path possessed is the ability to repair any damage. To do so the Naraka Path has the King of Hell ingest the damaged body with its tendril-like arms into its mouth, then, after some time, the destroyed body will emerge from its mouth, completely rejuvenated. It did this for example to the [[Asura Path (character)|Asura Path]] after it was destroyed by [[Chōji]] and [[Chōza Akimichi]]. With its restorative abilities, the Naraka Path can easily be regarded as the most valuable body if the Six Paths of Pain is being used through six different bodies. The Naraka Path however, seems to only be able to restore one body at a time as the Asura Path wasn't repaired when the Preta Path was. |
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| ⚫ | To interrogate, the Naraka Path need only catch hold of a person, causing the King of Hell to appear before them. With the victim seemingly paralysed, the Naraka Path begins questioning them. After answers are given, the [[King of Hell]] will unzip its mouth to release tendril-like arms and would draw out an apparition of the victim's life force energy in the form of an enlarged tongue. The King of Hell then |
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| + | [[Kabuto Yakushi]] stated that a Naraka Path user can transport bodies and souls using the King of Hell.<ref>Chapter 551, page 8</ref> |
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| − | [[File:The Naraka Path destroyed by Naruto.PNG|thumb|The Naraka Path destroyed by Naruto.]] |
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| ⚫ | The second ability the Naraka Path possessed is the ability to repair any damage. To do so the Naraka Path has the King of Hell ingest the damaged body with its tendril-like arms into its mouth |
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| − | In all situations where Pain's bodies were shown in a combat formation, the Naraka Path always took a rear position with the others protecting it, behind even the [[Deva Path]]. This indicates that the Naraka Path's healing ability made it one of Pain's most important bodies. |
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== Influences == |
== Influences == |
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| + | *[[Wikipedia:Naraka|Naraka]] (Sanskrit: नरक) is the Sanskrit word for the underworld. In Hinduism it is a place where souls are sent for the expiation of their sins. Yama is the lord of Justice, the King of Hell, he puts living beings after death for appropriate punishment, for example, in boiling oil, if you lie to him, he will rip out your tongue. After the period of punishment is complete, they are reborn on earth in human or animal bodies. |
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* In Buddhism, the Naraka realm, or "hell realm", is a plane of rebirth, based on Karma (actions of body, speech, and mind) built up in a previous life or lives. There are various Naraka, each containing beings that are tormented until their Karma has achieved its full and satisfactory results. The beings can then be reborn into a higher plane. |
* In Buddhism, the Naraka realm, or "hell realm", is a plane of rebirth, based on Karma (actions of body, speech, and mind) built up in a previous life or lives. There are various Naraka, each containing beings that are tormented until their Karma has achieved its full and satisfactory results. The beings can then be reborn into a higher plane. |
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* The Naraka are superficially similar to the Christian hell or purgatory, although there are many significant differences. |
* The Naraka are superficially similar to the Christian hell or purgatory, although there are many significant differences. |
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| − | * Before being sent to the Naraka realm, the King of Hell, Yama, will be the judge of the dead. It's believed that if you lie to him, he will rip out your tongue. |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 00:51, 14 August 2015
| This article is about information on the ability. For information on the character, see Naraka Path. |
The Naraka Path (地獄道, Jigokudō) grants the user two main abilities: interrogation and restoration, by using the King of Hell. Pain channelled the power of the Naraka Path through the body of a priest.
The Naraka Path ability makes heavy use of the King of Hell. The King of Hell is a large head which sprouts out of the ground surrounded by purple flames. It also possesses the Rinnegan as well as the shared field of vision along with the other summons.[2] The King of Hell could fulfil two purposes: interrogation and restoration.
To interrogate, the Naraka Path need only catch hold of a person, causing the King of Hell to appear before them. With the victim seemingly paralysed, the Naraka Path begins questioning them. After answers are given, the King of Hell will unzip its mouth to release tendril-like arms and would draw out an apparition of the victim's life force energy in the form of an enlarged tongue. The King of Hell would then proceed to pass its judgement. If the person was lying or refused to answer the questions, the King of Hell would remove their tongue and consume it, apparently killing them. However, if they told the truth, they would be spared, although left extremely exhausted.
The second ability the Naraka Path possessed is the ability to repair any damage. To do so the Naraka Path has the King of Hell ingest the damaged body with its tendril-like arms into its mouth, then, after some time, the destroyed body will emerge from its mouth, completely rejuvenated. It did this for example to the Asura Path after it was destroyed by Chōji and Chōza Akimichi. With its restorative abilities, the Naraka Path can easily be regarded as the most valuable body if the Six Paths of Pain is being used through six different bodies. The Naraka Path however, seems to only be able to restore one body at a time as the Asura Path wasn't repaired when the Preta Path was.
Kabuto Yakushi stated that a Naraka Path user can transport bodies and souls using the King of Hell.[3]
Influences
- Naraka (Sanskrit: नरक) is the Sanskrit word for the underworld. In Hinduism it is a place where souls are sent for the expiation of their sins. Yama is the lord of Justice, the King of Hell, he puts living beings after death for appropriate punishment, for example, in boiling oil, if you lie to him, he will rip out your tongue. After the period of punishment is complete, they are reborn on earth in human or animal bodies.
- In Buddhism, the Naraka realm, or "hell realm", is a plane of rebirth, based on Karma (actions of body, speech, and mind) built up in a previous life or lives. There are various Naraka, each containing beings that are tormented until their Karma has achieved its full and satisfactory results. The beings can then be reborn into a higher plane.
- The Naraka are superficially similar to the Christian hell or purgatory, although there are many significant differences.
