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|literal english=Shark Skin
 
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|other names={{Translation|Greatsword|大刀|Daitō}}
 
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|related tools=Hiramekarei, Kabutowari, Kiba (swords), Kubikiribōchō, Nuibari, Shibuki (sword)
|users=Fuguki Suikazan, Killer B, Kisame Hoshigaki, Mangetsu Hōzuki, Zetsu
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|users=Fuguki Suikazan, Killer B, Kisame Hoshigaki, Mangetsu Hōzuki, White Zetsu, Shizuma Hoshigaki~anime
 
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{{translation|'''Samehada'''|鮫肌|lit meaning=Shark Skin}} is a large [[Wikipedia:Sentience|sentient]] sword, comparable in size to the [[Kubikiribōchō]]. It is described as "''the most terrifying of all the [[Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist#Swords|Seven Swordsmen's blades]]''"<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 468, page 9</ref> and even earned the title of {{Translation|"''greatsword''"|大刀|daitō}}, further adding to its fearsome reputation.
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{{translation|'''Samehada'''|鮫肌|lit meaning=Shark Skin}} is a [[Wikipedia:Sentience|sentient]] mystical [[sword]] utilised by the [[Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist]], that is regarded as the most terrifying out of all the Seven Swordsmen's blades.<ref name="Ch468">''Naruto'' chapter 468, page 9</ref>
   
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
After [[Kisame Hoshigaki]] killed [[Fuguki Suikazan]], the previous owner, the blade came into his possession.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 507, page 12</ref> The two had a long history together and during this period, confronted [[Asuma Sarutobi|various]] [[Might Guy|renowned]] shinobi on several occasions, with their pairing leading Kisame to become regarded as a {{translation|"''[[Tailed Beast]] without a Tail''"|尾を持たない尾獣|O o Motanai Bijū|engtv=Tailless Tailed Beast}}.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 468, page 9</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 471, page 15</ref> They were together for so long in fact, that their [[chakra]] signatures eventually became identical, which Kisame could use to his advantage by concealing himself within Samehada in order to avoid detection by [[sensor]]s.
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Passed down from generation to generation since the [[First Mizukage]]'s era in [[Kirigakure]],<ref>''Boruto'' episode 26</ref> Samehada was eventually acquired by [[Fuguki Suikazan]], and at some point, the sword was utilised by [[Mangetsu Hōzuki]] in his act of mastering all seven swords of the Seven Swordsmen. Upon Fuguki being killed by his subordinate, [[Kisame Hoshigaki]], he took the sword and joined the Seven Ninja Swordsmen. For the duration of Samehada being in his possession, their [[chakra]] signatures eventually became identical, and Kisame became regarded as a {{translation|"''[[Tailed Beast]] without a Tail''"|尾を持たない尾獣|O o Motanai Bijū|engtv=Tailless Tailed Beast}}.<ref name="Ch468"/><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 471, page 15</ref> When Kisame became a [[Missing-nin]], he took Samehada with him.
   
 
[[File:Infiltrator.png|thumb|left|Kisame hiding within Samehada.]]
 
[[File:Infiltrator.png|thumb|left|Kisame hiding within Samehada.]]
During Kisame's initial fight with [[Killer B]], Samehada grew fond of the taste of B's particular chakra and ultimately betrayed Kisame, although being one of [[Zetsu]]'s [[Parasite Clone|clone]] in [[Substitute Technique|disguise]], returning some of the chakra it had previously absorbed from B during their battle and even shielding him from his attacks. Despite this, Kisame was still able to force Samehada to comply to his commands, allowing him to hide within it and infiltrate [[Kumogakure]] as a spy, before forcefully using it to absorb B's chakra when his presence was exposed.
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During Kisame's initial fight with [[Killer B]], Samehada grew fond of the taste of B's particular chakra and ultimately betrayed Kisame, (who was later revealed to be one of [[White Zetsu]]'s [[Parasite Clone|clones]] in [[Substitute Technique|disguise]]), by returning some of the chakra it had previously absorbed from B during their battle and even shielded him from his attacks. Meanwhile, the real Kisame was hiding within Samehada to infiltrate [[Kumogakure]] as a spy before using it to absorb B's chakra when his presence was exposed.
   
After Kisame's death, Samehada actually ''cries'' for him, not only bestowing the blade with even more lifelike characteristics but also, standing as a testament to the bond shared between the two. Now in B's possession, Samehada kept five of his [[Supervibrato Lightning Release Swords]] within it, to better assist him during the events of the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 549, page 16</ref>
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After Kisame's death, Samehada mourns him, not only bestowing the blade with even more life-like characteristics but also standing as a testament to the bond shared between the two. Now in B's possession, Samehada kept five of his [[Supervibrato Lightning Release Swords]] within it to better assist him during the events of the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 549, page 16</ref>
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In the anime, fifteen years after the war, Samehada was now back in the possession of Kiri. At the same time, a rebellious group proclaiming themselves the [[New Seven Ninja Swordsmen]] stole the seven blades to start a revolution against the modernisation and peaceful era of Kiri, and were determined to return to the days of the "Bloody Mist". [[Shizuma Hoshigaki]] took up Samehada. Despite his high kenjutsu skill, ultimately Shizuma proved too inexperienced with the dangerous blade which then resulted in Samehada taking control of him when he was weakened, and thereby causing him to go on a feral rampage. Ultimately, he was defeated and separated from the blade by [[Kagura Karatachi]] and [[Boruto Uzumaki]], whereas Samehada calmed down after becoming full and content from all the chakra it ate.<ref name="BE31" />
   
B threw Samehada at [[Fu]] in an attempt to launch a double attack in her blind spot but failed due to the [[Rinnegan|Rinnegan's]] shared vision. After the failed attempt B retrieved Samehada and transformed into [[Killer B's Jinchūriki Forms|Gyūki]] where Samehada remained inside the cloak until B was forced to revert back during the fight with the [[Ten-Tails]].
 
 
 
== Appearance ==
 
== Appearance ==
[[File:Samehada Unwrapped Anime.jpg|thumb|right|Samehada without bandages, after having grown at its largest.]]
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[[File:Shizuma Wielding Samehada.png|thumb|right|Samehada, wrapped in bandages.]]
Though mostly wrapped in bandages, Samehada's construction is atypical in that its actual blade is comprised from a series of downward facing scales running along the entirety of its length until its hilt, at the base of which is a small skull. Samehada grows larger in proportion to the amount of chakra it absorbs, causing its scales to become so long that they ultimately resemble shark fins and its mouth, located at the tip of the blade, to become even more pronounced. Keeping Samehada wrapped in bandages apparently helps to inhibit this growth to a certain extent.
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Samehada is a large sword, roughly as tall as a full-grown man and comparable in size to the [[Kubikiribōchō]]. Though usually wrapped in bandages, Samehada's construction is atypical in that its actual blade is comprised from a series of downward-facing scales running along the entirety of its length until its hilt, at the base of which is a small skull. Samehada grows larger in proportion to the amount of chakra it absorbs, causing its scales to become so long that they ultimately resemble shark fins and its mouth, located at the tip of the blade, to become even more pronounced with visible teeth. Keeping Samehada wrapped in bandages apparently helps to inhibit this growth to a certain extent.
   
== Personality ==
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== Sentience ==
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[[File:Samehada hidden blades.png|thumb|left|Samehada refusing to let White Zetsu wield itself.]]
Samehada is unique for being a sentient weapon that gains nourishment from the chakra of others and as such, the blade is at its happiest when engorged with chakra that possesses both a distinctive and pleasant ''flavour''. It apparently greatly enjoys Killer B's chakra since, according to Kisame, it tastes like octopus. However, it has shown displeasure towards [[fire]]-natured chakra, stating that — according to B — it's far too hot.
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Samehada is unique for being a sentient weapon that gains nourishment from the chakra of others and, as such, the blade is at its happiest when engorged with chakra that possesses both a distinctive and pleasant ''flavour''. It apparently greatly enjoys Killer B's chakra since, according to Kisame, it tastes like octopus. However, it has shown displeasure towards [[fire]]-natured chakra, stating that — according to B — it's far too hot. Being capable of conscious thought, Samehada chooses its own user, an exclusive process that has often resulted in it being thought of as notoriously picky. If someone it disapproves of attempts to wield it, spikes protrude from the handle in order to force them to release their grasp, at which point Samehada will make efforts to return to its chosen owner. To further exemplify it being a sentient being, it was able to mourn Kisame's death.
 
Being capable of conscious thought, Samehada chooses its own user, an exclusive process that has often resulted in it being thought of as notoriously picky. If someone it disapproves of attempts to wield it, spikes protrude from the handle in order to force them to release their grasp, at which point Samehada will make efforts to return to its chosen owner. Even if it did betray its former owner for a more powerful wielder, the blade was at least close enough to Kisame to mourn his death.
 
   
 
== Abilities ==
 
== Abilities ==
[[File:Samehada's ability.png|thumb|left|B using Samehada to slice through Itachi Uchiha's Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique.]]
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[[File:Samehada's ability.png|thumb|right|Samehada slicing through Fire Release.]]
As the blade is made up of scales, it inflicts injuries through shredding or shaving what it comes into contact with, rather than just cutting the object in question. This flaying effect is similar to a [[wikipedia:Dermal denticle|shark's skin]], hence the sword's name. While it ordinarily remains rigid, Samehada's hilt is able to stretch and bend to great extent, allowing the weapon to be used like a [[Wikipedia:Flail (weapon)|flail]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 470, page 12</ref>
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As the blade is made up of scales, it inflicts injuries through shredding or shaving what it comes into contact with, rather than just cutting the object in question. This flaying effect is similar to a [[wikipedia:Dermal denticle|shark's skin]], hence the sword's name. While it ordinarily remains rigid, Samehada's hilt is able to stretch and bend to great extent, allowing the weapon to be used like a [[Wikipedia:Flail (weapon)|flail]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 470, page 12</ref> To supplement the blade's offensive capabilities, it is able to extend its scales to spikes, and protrude spikes from its handle. Samehada can also be used in conjuncture with [[Water Release]], leading to the sword glowing with chakra.<ref name="BE31">''Boruto'' episode 31</ref>
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[[File:Samehada Absorbing Chakra.png|thumb|left|Samehada enlarging as a result of absorbing chakra.]]
 
Samehada shares a symbiotic relationship with its wielder, similar to that of the [[kikaichū]]. Although it continually consumes the chakra of its owner, its largest ''meals'' come from fights, where it [[Chakra Absorption Techniques|absorbs the chakra]] of the opponent by slicing through it, preventing them from performing the technique in question.<ref name="chpt146">''Naruto'' chapter 146, pages 16-17</ref><ref name="chpt506">''Naruto'' chapter 506, page 4</ref> This is particularly useful when fighting [[jinchūriki]], as Samehada can quickly deplete their large chakra supplies as well as remove their chakra cloaks, illustrated when Killer B was reduced back to Version 1 after initially being in Version 2. B noted that it can near instantly absorb up to six of his tails at once.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 471, page 13</ref> In fact, although B came into contact with the blade several times in his battle against Kisame, the sword drained nearly all of his chakra, causing the latter to resort solely on [[Gyūki]]'s.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 471, page 9</ref> In the anime, it was even capable of "eating" a "Version Two" [[Tailed Beast Ball]].<ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 318</ref> However, it seems to be unable to automatically absorb ambient chakra, as in all instances where it has absorbed chakra are when either the opponent had a visible aura around them or when direct physical contact had already been established.<ref name="chpt146" /><ref name="chpt506" /> Samehada is even capable of slicing through chakra that is [[Nature Transformation|transformed]].<ref name="chpt470">''Naruto'' chapter 470, page 16</ref><ref name="chpt549">''Naruto'' chapter 549, page 4</ref><ref name="BE31" /> The more chakra it absorbs, the larger it can become. Due to its voracious appetite, Samehada is drawn to those with large chakra supplies, allowing it to be used as a quasi-[[sensor]]. Samehada can produce a [[Bloody Mist Absorption Technique|mist veil]] through the wielder's blood. This enables it to absorb the chakra of anyone near through their open wounds.<ref name="BE31" />
   
 
[[File:Kisame merged with Samehada.png|thumb|Samehada fused with Kisame.]]
Samehada shares a symbiotic relationship with its wielder, similar to that of the [[kikaichū]]. Although it continually consumes the chakra of its owner, its largest ''meals'' come from fights, wherein it [[Chakra Absorption Techniques|absorbs the chakra]] of the opposition instead. Such an ability allows Samehada to literally slice through an opponent's [[Ninjutsu|techniques]], in spite of whether the chakra has been [[Nature Transformation|transformed]] or not,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 468, page 5</ref> and even prevent them from being performed by absorbing all of the necessary chakra, before [[Hand Seals|preparations]] can be completed.<ref name="chpt146">''Naruto'' chapter 146, pages 16-17</ref><ref name="chpt506">''Naruto'' chapter 506, page 4</ref> This is particularly useful when fighting [[jinchūriki]], as Samehada can quickly deplete their large chakra supplies as well as remove their chakra cloaks, illustrated when [[Killer B]] was reduced back to Version 1 after initially being in Version 2.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 471, page 13</ref> In the anime it was even capable of "eating" a "Version Two" [[Tailed Beast Ball]].<ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 318</ref> However, it seems to be unable to automatically absorb ambient chakra, as in all instances where it has absorbed chakra are when either the opponent had a visible aura around them or when direct physical contact had already been established.<ref name="chpt146"/><ref name="chpt506"/> Due to its voracious appetite, Samehada is drawn to those with large chakra supplies, allowing it to be used as a quasi-[[sensor]].
 
 
While the ability to absorb chakra is useful in defeating opponents, it is also beneficial to the user as well. Samehada has the ability to transfer the chakra it has absorbed to the wielder by partially fusing with them, so it can be used to either revitalise the wielder's chakra and stamina or instantly heal even fatal injuries. This makes the user of this sword extremely difficult to defeat conventionally. A wielder such as Kisame can take this fusion one step further by completely merging with Samehada. Doing so causes him to become much more shark-like in appearance, growing fins and webbed hands that allow him to move through water with considerable ease. Kisame also receives some of Samehada's abilities while in this form, such as being able to extend spikes from his body for offence, and absorbing chakra when others come into direct contact with him, as well as the ability to track chakra and avoid sensors.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 472, pages 8-11</ref> It will fuse with a weakened or inexperienced wielder on its own accord, taking them over and causing them to go on a rampage until they are separated.<ref name="BE31" />
   
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== Utilised Techniques ==
[[File:Kisame.png|thumb|right|Kisame and Samehada fused.]]
 
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* ''[[Bloody Mist Absorption Technique]]''
While the ability to absorb chakra is useful in defeating opponents, it is also beneficial to the user as well. Samehada has the ability to transfer the chakra it has absorbed to the wielder by partially fusing with them, so it can be used to either regenerate injuries or replenish their chakra reserves. This makes the user of this sword extremely difficult to defeat, however, a wielder such as Kisame can take this fusion one step further, by completely merging with Samehada. Doing so causes him to become much more shark-like in appearance, growing fins and webbed hands that allow him to move through water with considerable ease. Kisame also receives some of Samehada's abilities while in this form, such as being able to extend spikes from his body for offence, and absorbing chakra when others come into direct contact with him, as well as the ability to track chakra.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 472, pages 8-11</ref>
 
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* [[Water Prison Shark Dance Technique]]
   
== Trivia ==
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== See Also ==
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* [[Marlin Harpoon]]
* [[Suigetsu Hōzuki]] noted that he wanted to acquire Samehada (along with the other five blades lost to missing-nin) for himself, something he planned to accomplish by defeating Kisame.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 352, page 12</ref>
 
   
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 5 September 2023

Samehada (鮫肌, literally meaning: Shark Skin) is a sentient mystical sword utilised by the Seven Ninja Swordsmen of the Mist, that is regarded as the most terrifying out of all the Seven Swordsmen's blades.[1]

History

Passed down from generation to generation since the First Mizukage's era in Kirigakure,[2] Samehada was eventually acquired by Fuguki Suikazan, and at some point, the sword was utilised by Mangetsu Hōzuki in his act of mastering all seven swords of the Seven Swordsmen. Upon Fuguki being killed by his subordinate, Kisame Hoshigaki, he took the sword and joined the Seven Ninja Swordsmen. For the duration of Samehada being in his possession, their chakra signatures eventually became identical, and Kisame became regarded as a "Tailed Beast without a Tail" (尾を持たない尾獣, O o Motanai Bijū, English TV: Tailless Tailed Beast).[1][3] When Kisame became a Missing-nin, he took Samehada with him.

Infiltrator

Kisame hiding within Samehada.

During Kisame's initial fight with Killer B, Samehada grew fond of the taste of B's particular chakra and ultimately betrayed Kisame, (who was later revealed to be one of White Zetsu's clones in disguise), by returning some of the chakra it had previously absorbed from B during their battle and even shielded him from his attacks. Meanwhile, the real Kisame was hiding within Samehada to infiltrate Kumogakure as a spy before using it to absorb B's chakra when his presence was exposed.

After Kisame's death, Samehada mourns him, not only bestowing the blade with even more life-like characteristics but also standing as a testament to the bond shared between the two. Now in B's possession, Samehada kept five of his Supervibrato Lightning Release Swords within it to better assist him during the events of the Fourth Shinobi World War.[4]

In the anime, fifteen years after the war, Samehada was now back in the possession of Kiri. At the same time, a rebellious group proclaiming themselves the New Seven Ninja Swordsmen stole the seven blades to start a revolution against the modernisation and peaceful era of Kiri, and were determined to return to the days of the "Bloody Mist". Shizuma Hoshigaki took up Samehada. Despite his high kenjutsu skill, ultimately Shizuma proved too inexperienced with the dangerous blade which then resulted in Samehada taking control of him when he was weakened, and thereby causing him to go on a feral rampage. Ultimately, he was defeated and separated from the blade by Kagura Karatachi and Boruto Uzumaki, whereas Samehada calmed down after becoming full and content from all the chakra it ate.[5]

Appearance

Shizuma Wielding Samehada

Samehada, wrapped in bandages.

Samehada is a large sword, roughly as tall as a full-grown man and comparable in size to the Kubikiribōchō. Though usually wrapped in bandages, Samehada's construction is atypical in that its actual blade is comprised from a series of downward-facing scales running along the entirety of its length until its hilt, at the base of which is a small skull. Samehada grows larger in proportion to the amount of chakra it absorbs, causing its scales to become so long that they ultimately resemble shark fins and its mouth, located at the tip of the blade, to become even more pronounced with visible teeth. Keeping Samehada wrapped in bandages apparently helps to inhibit this growth to a certain extent.

Sentience

Samehada hidden blades

Samehada refusing to let White Zetsu wield itself.

Samehada is unique for being a sentient weapon that gains nourishment from the chakra of others and, as such, the blade is at its happiest when engorged with chakra that possesses both a distinctive and pleasant flavour. It apparently greatly enjoys Killer B's chakra since, according to Kisame, it tastes like octopus. However, it has shown displeasure towards fire-natured chakra, stating that — according to B — it's far too hot. Being capable of conscious thought, Samehada chooses its own user, an exclusive process that has often resulted in it being thought of as notoriously picky. If someone it disapproves of attempts to wield it, spikes protrude from the handle in order to force them to release their grasp, at which point Samehada will make efforts to return to its chosen owner. To further exemplify it being a sentient being, it was able to mourn Kisame's death.

Abilities

Samehada's ability

Samehada slicing through Fire Release.

As the blade is made up of scales, it inflicts injuries through shredding or shaving what it comes into contact with, rather than just cutting the object in question. This flaying effect is similar to a shark's skin, hence the sword's name. While it ordinarily remains rigid, Samehada's hilt is able to stretch and bend to great extent, allowing the weapon to be used like a flail.[6] To supplement the blade's offensive capabilities, it is able to extend its scales to spikes, and protrude spikes from its handle. Samehada can also be used in conjuncture with Water Release, leading to the sword glowing with chakra.[5]

Samehada Absorbing Chakra

Samehada enlarging as a result of absorbing chakra.

Samehada shares a symbiotic relationship with its wielder, similar to that of the kikaichū. Although it continually consumes the chakra of its owner, its largest meals come from fights, where it absorbs the chakra of the opponent by slicing through it, preventing them from performing the technique in question.[7][8] This is particularly useful when fighting jinchūriki, as Samehada can quickly deplete their large chakra supplies as well as remove their chakra cloaks, illustrated when Killer B was reduced back to Version 1 after initially being in Version 2. B noted that it can near instantly absorb up to six of his tails at once.[9] In fact, although B came into contact with the blade several times in his battle against Kisame, the sword drained nearly all of his chakra, causing the latter to resort solely on Gyūki's.[10] In the anime, it was even capable of "eating" a "Version Two" Tailed Beast Ball.[11] However, it seems to be unable to automatically absorb ambient chakra, as in all instances where it has absorbed chakra are when either the opponent had a visible aura around them or when direct physical contact had already been established.[7][8] Samehada is even capable of slicing through chakra that is transformed.[12][13][5] The more chakra it absorbs, the larger it can become. Due to its voracious appetite, Samehada is drawn to those with large chakra supplies, allowing it to be used as a quasi-sensor. Samehada can produce a mist veil through the wielder's blood. This enables it to absorb the chakra of anyone near through their open wounds.[5]

Kisame merged with Samehada

Samehada fused with Kisame.

While the ability to absorb chakra is useful in defeating opponents, it is also beneficial to the user as well. Samehada has the ability to transfer the chakra it has absorbed to the wielder by partially fusing with them, so it can be used to either revitalise the wielder's chakra and stamina or instantly heal even fatal injuries. This makes the user of this sword extremely difficult to defeat conventionally. A wielder such as Kisame can take this fusion one step further by completely merging with Samehada. Doing so causes him to become much more shark-like in appearance, growing fins and webbed hands that allow him to move through water with considerable ease. Kisame also receives some of Samehada's abilities while in this form, such as being able to extend spikes from his body for offence, and absorbing chakra when others come into direct contact with him, as well as the ability to track chakra and avoid sensors.[14] It will fuse with a weakened or inexperienced wielder on its own accord, taking them over and causing them to go on a rampage until they are separated.[5]

Utilised Techniques

See Also

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Naruto chapter 468, page 9
  2. Boruto episode 26
  3. Naruto chapter 471, page 15
  4. Naruto chapter 549, page 16
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Boruto episode 31
  6. Naruto chapter 470, page 12
  7. 7.0 7.1 Naruto chapter 146, pages 16-17
  8. 8.0 8.1 Naruto chapter 506, page 4
  9. Naruto chapter 471, page 13
  10. Naruto chapter 471, page 9
  11. Naruto: Shippūden episode 318
  12. Naruto chapter 470, page 16
  13. Naruto chapter 549, page 4
  14. Naruto chapter 472, pages 8-11