Changes: Secret Technique: Mist Rain

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This article is about the anime-only ninjutsu. For OVA-only missing-nin, see Kirisame.

A technique known by a Kirigakure hunter-nin, the user makes rain which asorbs any chakra when it comes in contact with that is not of the same signature as the original user, such as Utakata's Soap Bubble Ninjutsu and Naruto's Rasengan.

Trivia

Kirisame (霧雨) can be translated as misty rain or thin rain as mist. "Kiri" is a "fog" or "mist". "Same" is "Ame" originally, and means 'rain'.

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 {{Infobox/Jutsu
-|top={{Looking for|the anime-only [[ninjutsu]]|OVA-only [[Missing-nin|missing-nin]]|Kirisame}}
+|top={{Looking for|the anime-only ninjutsu|OVA-only missing-nin|Kirisame}}
 |image=Secret Technique Kirisame.PNG
 |kanji=秘術・霧雨
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 |literal english=Secret Technique: Mist Rain
 |english tv=Hidden Jutsu: Kirisame
-|jutsu classification=Hiden, Ninjutsu, Chakra Absorption Technique
+|jutsu classification=Hiden, Ninjutsu, Chakra Absorption Techniques
-|jutsu type=Water Release,
+|jutsu type=Water Release
 |jutsu class type=Supplementary
 |jutsu range=Short, Mid, Long
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 |jutsu media=Anime
 }}
-A jutsu known by some [[Kirigakure]] [[hunter-nin]], the user makes rain which eats up any chakra that it comes in contact with that is not of the same signature as the original user, such as [[Utakata]]'s [[Soap Bubble Ninjutsu]] and [[Naruto]]'s [[Rasengan]].
+A technique known by a [[Kirigakure]] [[hunter-nin]], the user makes rain which asorbs any [[chakra]] when it comes in contact with that is not of the same signature as the original user, such as [[Utakata]]'s [[Soap Bubble Ninjutsu]] and [[Naruto]]'s [[Rasengan]].
 == Trivia ==
-* {{translation|Kirisame|霧雨}} can be translated as "misty rain" or "thin rain as mist". "Kiri" is a "fog" or "mist". "Same" is "Ame" originally and means "rain".
+* {{translation|Kirisame|霧雨}} can be translated as ''misty rain'' or ''thin rain as mist''. "Kiri" is a "fog" or "mist". "Same" is "Ame" originally, and means 'rain'.
-==See Also==
+== See Also ==
-* [[Hidden Mist Technique]]
-* [[Flowering Haze Illusion Technique]]
-* [[Rain Tiger at Will Technique]]
 * [[Grudge Rain]]
+* [[Hiding in Mist Technique]]
+* [[Rain Tiger at Will Technique]]