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|literal english=Sensing System Technique |
|literal english=Sensing System Technique |
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|viz manga=Sensory Radar Jutsu |
|viz manga=Sensory Radar Jutsu |
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| − | |other names={{translation|Sensing Water Ball|感知水球|Kanchi Suikyū}}<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 611, page 13</ref> |
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|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu, Barrier Ninjutsu |
|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu, Barrier Ninjutsu |
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|jutsu class type=Supplementary |
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This technique was first shown being used by the [[Konoha Barrier Team]]. It surrounds all of [[Konohagakure]] and is used to detect anyone entering and leaving the village even from the sky or below the earth. The sphere has a pattern on it similar to the crest of the Barrier Team. The barrier is essentially a dome covering the village, and it continues underground to form a sphere. The circles on the barrier hold the kanji for {{translation|''boundary''|界}}, the second kanji in the word {{translation|"barrier"|結界|kekkai}}. |
This technique was first shown being used by the [[Konoha Barrier Team]]. It surrounds all of [[Konohagakure]] and is used to detect anyone entering and leaving the village even from the sky or below the earth. The sphere has a pattern on it similar to the crest of the Barrier Team. The barrier is essentially a dome covering the village, and it continues underground to form a sphere. The circles on the barrier hold the kanji for {{translation|''boundary''|界}}, the second kanji in the word {{translation|"barrier"|結界|kekkai}}. |
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+ | The barrier is connected to the {{translation|Sensing Water Ball|感知水球|Kanchi Suikyū}}<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 611, page 13</ref> in the barrier division's quarters which enables the detection division to pinpoint where the person entered from as well as maintain the barrier. It was noted that when someone enters through the barrier, the sphere ripples at the point of entry.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 419, page 2</ref> This sphere is made from water as seen both when Konoha's Barrier Team used it, there was a stream of water which ran into a pool underneath it,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 419 page 4</ref> as well as when Inoichi and Ao were creating it.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 516, page 14</ref> |
It was later used by the [[Sensor Division]] of the [[Allied Shinobi Forces]] to monitor the battle from the headquarters and pass information on to the [[Intelligence Division]]. |
It was later used by the [[Sensor Division]] of the [[Allied Shinobi Forces]] to monitor the battle from the headquarters and pass information on to the [[Intelligence Division]]. |
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Revision as of 23:52, 29 November 2012
This is a detection type barrier that can be used to surround an area and allows the users to monitor a certain area. The barrier can also be moved according the the requirements of the user.
This technique was first shown being used by the Konoha Barrier Team. It surrounds all of Konohagakure and is used to detect anyone entering and leaving the village even from the sky or below the earth. The sphere has a pattern on it similar to the crest of the Barrier Team. The barrier is essentially a dome covering the village, and it continues underground to form a sphere. The circles on the barrier hold the kanji for boundary (界), the second kanji in the word "barrier" (結界, kekkai).
The barrier is connected to the Sensing Water Ball (感知水球, Kanchi Suikyū)[1] in the barrier division's quarters which enables the detection division to pinpoint where the person entered from as well as maintain the barrier. It was noted that when someone enters through the barrier, the sphere ripples at the point of entry.[2] This sphere is made from water as seen both when Konoha's Barrier Team used it, there was a stream of water which ran into a pool underneath it,[3] as well as when Inoichi and Ao were creating it.[4]
It was later used by the Sensor Division of the Allied Shinobi Forces to monitor the battle from the headquarters and pass information on to the Intelligence Division.
