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| − | This technique combines [[Naruto Uzumaki]]'s [[Wind Release: Rasenshuriken]] with [[Sasuke Uchiha]]'s [[Blaze Release: Kagutsuchi]] along with their variants to |
+ | This technique combines [[Naruto Uzumaki]]'s [[Wind Release: Rasenshuriken]] with [[Sasuke Uchiha]]'s [[Blaze Release: Kagutsuchi]] along with [[Wind Release: Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken|their]] [[Blaze Release: Susanoo Kagutsuchi|variants]]. Because the wind to flame ratio is perfectly balanced, the flames are greatly enhanced, causing whatever is struck by this technique to be enveloped in a swirling mass of [[Amaterasu]]'s inextinguishable black flames. |
== Usage == |
== Usage == |
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| − | + | When first used, the large-scale version of this technique combined Naruto's [[Wind Release: Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken]] and Sasuke's [[Blaze Release: Susanoo Kagutsuchi|arrow made of black flames]] when they collided in mid-air, creating something reminiscent of a pin-wheel. A smaller-scale version of this technique combined a normal Rasenshuriken and black flames manipulated with Kagutsuchi to form a Rasenshuriken encircled by Amaterasu. When the technique made contact with the target, they were launched backwards and likewise engulfed in the black flames. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * This technique was named by [[Minato Namikaze]], however he quickly admitted that the name didn't sound very good.<ref name="chpt634p14">''Naruto'' chapter 634, page 14</ref> |
+ | * This technique was named by [[Minato Namikaze]], however, he quickly admitted that the name didn't sound very good.<ref name="chpt634p14">''Naruto'' chapter 634, page 14</ref> |
| − | * The fact that this technique is referred to as ''"[[Scorch Release]]"'' is not |
+ | * The fact that this technique is referred to as ''"[[Scorch Release]]"'' is not because it is a [[kekkei genkai]], but presumably because the basic elements fire and wind make up the actual advanced nature transformation of Scorch Release. |
| − | * [[Tobirama Senju]] noted that he |
+ | * Referring to the original use of this technique, [[Tobirama Senju]] noted that he had never seen such a [[Kagutsuchi]] before, and that this technique had the same chakra ratio from both its parent techniques, which he noted was something tough to achieve, even for an experienced duo.<ref name="chpt634p14"/> This was later attributed to Sasuke's use of the [[Sharingan]] to perfectly match his chakra ratio to Naruto's.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 641, pages 10-11</ref> |
| + | * Unlike the Rasenshuriken, the small-scale version of this technique doesn't cause cellular damage to either user's arms. |
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| − | * [[Scorch Release: Halo Gale]] |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 04:41, 15 January 2014
This technique combines Naruto Uzumaki's Wind Release: Rasenshuriken with Sasuke Uchiha's Blaze Release: Kagutsuchi along with their variants. Because the wind to flame ratio is perfectly balanced, the flames are greatly enhanced, causing whatever is struck by this technique to be enveloped in a swirling mass of Amaterasu's inextinguishable black flames.
Usage
When first used, the large-scale version of this technique combined Naruto's Wind Release: Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken and Sasuke's arrow made of black flames when they collided in mid-air, creating something reminiscent of a pin-wheel. A smaller-scale version of this technique combined a normal Rasenshuriken and black flames manipulated with Kagutsuchi to form a Rasenshuriken encircled by Amaterasu. When the technique made contact with the target, they were launched backwards and likewise engulfed in the black flames.
Trivia
- This technique was named by Minato Namikaze, however, he quickly admitted that the name didn't sound very good.[1]
- The fact that this technique is referred to as "Scorch Release" is not because it is a kekkei genkai, but presumably because the basic elements fire and wind make up the actual advanced nature transformation of Scorch Release.
- Referring to the original use of this technique, Tobirama Senju noted that he had never seen such a Kagutsuchi before, and that this technique had the same chakra ratio from both its parent techniques, which he noted was something tough to achieve, even for an experienced duo.[1] This was later attributed to Sasuke's use of the Sharingan to perfectly match his chakra ratio to Naruto's.[2]
- Unlike the Rasenshuriken, the small-scale version of this technique doesn't cause cellular damage to either user's arms.
