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This is the [[Sage Mode]] equivalent to the standard [[Great Ball Rasengan]]. The regular Great Ball Rasengan requires that Naruto make one [[Shadow Clone Technique|shadow clone]] to form the attack and then wield it. When using its Sage Mode variant, however, he is able to use two clones to form the attack in both of his hands and then give the Great Ball Rasengan to the clones to wield by themselves. This technique was capable of blasting [[Pain]]'s summons high into the air. |
This is the [[Sage Mode]] equivalent to the standard [[Great Ball Rasengan]]. The regular Great Ball Rasengan requires that Naruto make one [[Shadow Clone Technique|shadow clone]] to form the attack and then wield it. When using its Sage Mode variant, however, he is able to use two clones to form the attack in both of his hands and then give the Great Ball Rasengan to the clones to wield by themselves. This technique was capable of blasting [[Pain]]'s summons high into the air. |
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This is the Sage Mode equivalent to the standard Great Ball Rasengan. The regular Great Ball Rasengan requires that Naruto make one shadow clone to form the attack and then wield it. When using its Sage Mode variant, however, he is able to use two clones to form the attack in both of his hands and then give the Great Ball Rasengan to the clones to wield by themselves. This technique was capable of blasting Pain's summons high into the air.