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Revision as of 16:46, 20 October 2012
By placing a sealing tag on an opponent or object, a substantial seal is generated that prevents the article in question from being summoned, as long as the originating tag remains intact. The seal generated will then spread across the target and intersect on the opposite side of where the tag is placed, where it will then knot itself in place.[1] They can be applied to various mediums such as cloth and even sand, as demonstrated by Gaara, as well as linked together to make the effect stronger. They can also be thrown from a great distance by attaching them to kunai.[2] The tags can be removed if the sealing process is incomplete,[3] but once complete, removing the tag seems to be extremely difficult through normal means by anyone who doesn't know how to remove it.[4]
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Maki, as well as the other shinobi tasked with sealing the reincarnated shinobi using the Cloth Binding Technique, used these tags in an effort to ensure that they could not simply be recalled and then re-summoned to the battlefield.
