Changes: Shadow Clutch Technique

Revision as of 20:44, 9 December 2014

The user materialises their shadow and increases its power, becoming like steel. The user then captures the target's shadow and forcibly moves them about. The techniques strength is proportionate to the chakra put into it, with enough strengh even giants can be moved. When used together with the Akimichi's Human Bullet Tank, it turns it into a weapon. This simple application makes it useful in a number of emergency situations. Unlike with the Shadow Imitation Technique, though the two shadows are connected, the target is not forced to copy the user's movements, allowing them to retain their own range of motion.

References

↑ Fourth Databook, page 238

[d4-1] Fourth Databook, page 238

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 |parent jutsu=Shadow Imitation Technique
 |jutsu rank=A
-|jutsu classification=Hiden~Nara, Ninjutsu
+|jutsu classification=Hiden~Nara Clan, Ninjutsu
 |jutsu type=Yin Release
 |jutsu class type=Supplementary
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 |jutsu media=Anime, Manga, Game
 }}
-The user materialises and extends their shadow along a surface, before merging it with that of the intended target, allowing them to grab hold of and manipulate the object in question as they desire almost as if it were an extension of themselves. Unlike with the [[Shadow Imitation Technique]], though the two shadows are connected, the target is not forced to copy the user's movements, allowing them to retain their own range of motion.
+The user materialises their shadow and increases its power, becoming like steel. The user then captures the target's shadow and forcibly moves them about. The techniques strength is proportionate to the chakra put into it, with enough strengh even giants can be moved. When used together with the Akimichi's [[Human Bullet Tank]], it turns it into a weapon. This simple application makes it useful in a number of emergency situations. Unlike with the [[Shadow Imitation Technique]], though the two shadows are connected, the target is not forced to copy the user's movements, allowing them to retain their own range of motion.
 == References ==