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== Usage == |
== Usage == |
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[[File:Nagato Chakra.jpg|thumb|left|Nagato transmitting his chakra to the Six Paths of Pain.]] |
[[File:Nagato Chakra.jpg|thumb|left|Nagato transmitting his chakra to the Six Paths of Pain.]] |
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| − | The user embeds one or more [[black receiver]]s into a body, allowing them to channel their chakra into it from great distances. To make full use of the body, the user ideally transmits their chakra from the highest and closest point possible so that they can have the best possible range.<ref name="chpt428">Chapter 428, pages 14-15</ref> Once their chakra enters the body they are given complete control of it, allowing them to decide all of its actions, its use of [[jutsu]], and even speak through it. As a representation of this control the controlled bodies' eyes take on the same appearance as the user's.<ref>Chapter 544, pages 16-17</ref> [[Inoichi Yamanaka]] compared this technique to the [[Yamanaka clan]]'s [[Mind Body Switch Technique]], albeit on a greater scale.<ref name="chpt428"/> |
+ | The user embeds one or more [[black receiver]]s into a body, allowing them to channel their chakra into it from great distances. To make full use of the body, the user ideally transmits their chakra from the highest and closest point possible so that they can have the best possible range.<ref name="chpt428">Chapter 428, pages 14-15</ref> Once their chakra enters the body, they are given complete control of it, allowing them to decide all of its actions, its use of [[jutsu]], and even speak through it. As a representation of this control the controlled bodies' eyes take on the same appearance as the user's.<ref>Chapter 544, pages 16-17</ref> [[Inoichi Yamanaka]] compared this technique to the [[Yamanaka clan]]'s [[Mind Body Switch Technique]], albeit on a greater scale.<ref name="chpt428"/> |
| − | When multiple bodies are controlled together the user is able to see through all of their eyes, thus registering six separate fields of vision at the same time. With this shared vision, the user can coordinate their attacks and provide defences for their blindspots. For this reason the Six Paths of Pain are strongest when used together, employing combination tactics, the element of surprise, and/or sheer overwhelming power to defeat their enemies. |
+ | When multiple bodies are controlled together the user is able to see through all of their eyes, thus registering six separate fields of vision at the same time. With this shared vision, the user can coordinate their attacks and provide defences for their blindspots. For this reason, the Six Paths of Pain are strongest when used together, employing combination tactics, the element of surprise, and/or sheer overwhelming power to defeat their enemies. |
== Nagato's Paths == |
== Nagato's Paths == |
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In theory, each of the Six Paths of Pain can be used to perform any technique that Nagato himself is capable of. In practice, however, he limits each body to one branch of the [[Six Paths Technique]]s, the exception being Yahiko's body (the [[Deva Path]]) through which he performs a number of miscellaneous jutsu; the [[King of Hell]] and the creatures summoned by the [[Animal Path]] are part of his shared vision. Nagato refers to each body by the Path it embodies and has them serve specific purposes, be it offensive or defensive, reconnaissance or repair. Each of the Paths has its own importance in a fight – the [[Naraka Path]]'s ability to restore all the other Paths making it the most valuable – and therefore, Nagato will sacrifice other Paths to protect those further up the hierarchy. |
In theory, each of the Six Paths of Pain can be used to perform any technique that Nagato himself is capable of. In practice, however, he limits each body to one branch of the [[Six Paths Technique]]s, the exception being Yahiko's body (the [[Deva Path]]) through which he performs a number of miscellaneous jutsu; the [[King of Hell]] and the creatures summoned by the [[Animal Path]] are part of his shared vision. Nagato refers to each body by the Path it embodies and has them serve specific purposes, be it offensive or defensive, reconnaissance or repair. Each of the Paths has its own importance in a fight – the [[Naraka Path]]'s ability to restore all the other Paths making it the most valuable – and therefore, Nagato will sacrifice other Paths to protect those further up the hierarchy. |
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| − | Because of his lack of mobility, Nagato requires a great deal of preparation time to use his Six Paths of Pain, especially when moving outside his usual residence in [[Amegakure]]. Some of the Six Paths Techniques are very chakra- |
+ | Because of his lack of mobility, Nagato requires a great deal of preparation time to use his Six Paths of Pain, especially when moving outside his usual residence in [[Amegakure]]. Some of the Six Paths Techniques are very chakra-taxing, and in order to use them Nagato must either bring the respective body closer to his position<ref>Chapter 438, page 17</ref> or alternatively cut off control of the other five Paths and focus all of his chakra into the one.<ref>Chapter 429, page 10</ref> The greatest weakness of his Six Paths of Pain is that each body has only one primary ability; if an enemy has prior knowledge of what body does what, they stand a better chance of defeating the Paths. |
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[[File:Obito's Paths Transform.png|thumb|left|Obito's Six Paths in partial transformations.]] |
[[File:Obito's Paths Transform.png|thumb|left|Obito's Six Paths in partial transformations.]] |
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[[Obito Uchiha]] creates his own Six Paths of Pain during the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]] using the [[Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation|reincarnated]] [[jinchūriki]].<ref>Chapter 544, pages 16-17</ref> Obito controls his Six Paths using a single black receiver embedded into the left side of each of their chests, which were hidden from view. He also seals their respective [[tailed beast]] back into their bodies, which he maintains control of through the [[Demonic Statue of the Outer Path]].<ref>Chapter 570, pages 2-4</ref> |
[[Obito Uchiha]] creates his own Six Paths of Pain during the [[Fourth Shinobi World War]] using the [[Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation|reincarnated]] [[jinchūriki]].<ref>Chapter 544, pages 16-17</ref> Obito controls his Six Paths using a single black receiver embedded into the left side of each of their chests, which were hidden from view. He also seals their respective [[tailed beast]] back into their bodies, which he maintains control of through the [[Demonic Statue of the Outer Path]].<ref>Chapter 570, pages 2-4</ref> |
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[[File:Biju full transformation.png|thumb|right|Obito forcing the jinchūriki into their full tailed beast forms.]] |
[[File:Biju full transformation.png|thumb|right|Obito forcing the jinchūriki into their full tailed beast forms.]] |
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Revision as of 00:24, 27 August 2015
| This article is about the technique which uses different bodies. For the original technique granted by the Rinnegan, see Six Paths Technique. |
The Six Paths of Pain (ペイン六道, Pein Rikudō) is an Outer Path technique that allows a Rinnegan user to manipulate up to six bodies as though they are their own.
Usage
Nagato transmitting his chakra to the Six Paths of Pain.
The user embeds one or more black receivers into a body, allowing them to channel their chakra into it from great distances. To make full use of the body, the user ideally transmits their chakra from the highest and closest point possible so that they can have the best possible range.[1] Once their chakra enters the body, they are given complete control of it, allowing them to decide all of its actions, its use of jutsu, and even speak through it. As a representation of this control the controlled bodies' eyes take on the same appearance as the user's.[2] Inoichi Yamanaka compared this technique to the Yamanaka clan's Mind Body Switch Technique, albeit on a greater scale.[1]
When multiple bodies are controlled together the user is able to see through all of their eyes, thus registering six separate fields of vision at the same time. With this shared vision, the user can coordinate their attacks and provide defences for their blindspots. For this reason, the Six Paths of Pain are strongest when used together, employing combination tactics, the element of surprise, and/or sheer overwhelming power to defeat their enemies.
Nagato's Paths
Nagato's Six Paths of Pain (with a new Animal Path).
Nagato created the Six Paths of Pain after he was left crippled during a battle with Hanzō. Unable to move or act on his own, he controlled six corpses to carry out his will as part of his "Pain" identity.[3] His first and favourite of these six was the body of his childhood friend Yahiko; in the anime, the other Paths' hair was dyed to match Yahiko's orange hair. Unbeknownst to Nagato, his first Six Paths of Pain were all composed of individuals that met Jiraiya when they were alive. Nagato implants their black receivers all over their bodies as body piercings.
In theory, each of the Six Paths of Pain can be used to perform any technique that Nagato himself is capable of. In practice, however, he limits each body to one branch of the Six Paths Techniques, the exception being Yahiko's body (the Deva Path) through which he performs a number of miscellaneous jutsu; the King of Hell and the creatures summoned by the Animal Path are part of his shared vision. Nagato refers to each body by the Path it embodies and has them serve specific purposes, be it offensive or defensive, reconnaissance or repair. Each of the Paths has its own importance in a fight – the Naraka Path's ability to restore all the other Paths making it the most valuable – and therefore, Nagato will sacrifice other Paths to protect those further up the hierarchy.
Because of his lack of mobility, Nagato requires a great deal of preparation time to use his Six Paths of Pain, especially when moving outside his usual residence in Amegakure. Some of the Six Paths Techniques are very chakra-taxing, and in order to use them Nagato must either bring the respective body closer to his position[4] or alternatively cut off control of the other five Paths and focus all of his chakra into the one.[5] The greatest weakness of his Six Paths of Pain is that each body has only one primary ability; if an enemy has prior knowledge of what body does what, they stand a better chance of defeating the Paths.
The room where the bodies are kept.
When not in use, Nagato stores the bodies in a hidden chamber within Amegakure's tallest tower. Within the room are six "pods", in which the bodies rested; each pod is connected to the wall via pipes or wires and has a sliding cover that appears to feature the symbol of Amegakure, which conceals the face of the inactive body. The pods are also numbered from one through six using daiji characters and are ordered counter-clockwise around the room with a numbering scheme that corresponds with the ordering of the six Buddhist Paths of Reincarnation:
- 壱 (1) - Deva Path.
- 弐 (2) - Asura Path.
- 参 (3) - Human Path.
- 四 (4) - Animal Path.
- 五 (5) - Preta Path.
- 六 (6) - Naraka Path.
Obito's Paths
Obito's Six Paths in partial transformations.
Obito Uchiha creates his own Six Paths of Pain during the Fourth Shinobi World War using the reincarnated jinchūriki.[6] Obito controls his Six Paths using a single black receiver embedded into the left side of each of their chests, which were hidden from view. He also seals their respective tailed beast back into their bodies, which he maintains control of through the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.[7]
Obito forcing the jinchūriki into their full tailed beast forms.
Obito can force the jinchūriki to transform into their full Tailed Beast Modes, but this carries an increased risk of the beasts subverting his commands.[8] Because of how much effort it requires to keep six tailed beasts under his control at once, Obito does not channel the Six Paths Techniques into his Six Paths of Pain.[9] Rather, his use the same abilities that they had when they were alive, such as Rōshi's Lava Release and Utakata's Soap Bubble Ninjutsu. However, with Obito's Sharingan through which he sees what his Paths see, he is able to more precisely synchronise and deploy their abilities.[10]
Influences
Based upon the six Buddhist Paths of Reincarnation, each body was named after one of the different Paths: Deva, Asura, Human, Animal, Preta, and Naraka. Each of these Paths, or realms, represents one of the realms a being is reborn into after death, determined by the accumulated karma of their past lives. While the two lower Paths, Preta and Naraka, are hellish, and the two higher Paths, Deva and Asura, are heavenly, all six are considered to be Paths of suffering because they perpetuate the cycle of Reincarnation; the only way to break it and ascend to a higher state of existence is to attain enlightenment.
Trivia
- In the anime, Nagato's Six Paths spoke in Yahiko's voice. However, Nagato's second Animal Path spoke with its own voice, due to the body being female.
- Three of Nagato's Six Paths of Pain are playable in Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3, while the other three appear as support characters. All six are able to appear simultaneously in three-versus-one match-ups. The playable ones are Deva, Asura and Animal, the ones whose primary function is battle, rather than support.
