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|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu, Space–Time Ninjutsu |
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|jutsu class type=Defensive |
|jutsu class type=Defensive |
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|jutsu media=Anime, Manga, Game |
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| − | Shut tightly, this menacing gate when summoned provides a tremendous defence for its summoner and is able to completely intercept an opponent's physical attack. According to [[Sakon and Ukon]], this technique boasts an ultimate defence and the fact that [[Kiba Inuzuka]] and [[Akamaru]] managed to [[Fang Wolf Fang|dent]] it was no small feat |
+ | Shut tightly, this menacing gate when summoned provides a tremendous defence for its summoner and is able to completely intercept an opponent's physical attack. According to [[Sakon and Ukon]], this technique boasts an ultimate defence and the fact that [[Kiba Inuzuka]] and [[Akamaru]] managed to [[Fang Wolf Fang|dent]] it was no small feat. |
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| + | With enough mastery over this technique, the user can use it or its [[Summoning: Triple Rashōmon|stronger]] [[Summoning: Quintuple Rashōmon|variations]] without the need for hand seals. |
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| + | In the anime, this gate also possesses offensive capabilities, with launchers installed in the roof-tiles, which fires a great swarm of blades via a chain mechanism, and the launchers can rotate in angle. However, launching too many of them near is base will cripple its foundation and the gate will collapse.<ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 305</ref> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | * The summoned Rashōmon is based off the [[ |
+ | * The summoned Rashōmon is based off the [[wikipedia:Rajōmon|main gate]] of old [[Wikipedia:Kyoto|Kyōto]] with the demonic face inspired by the legend that Kyōto's Rashōmon was the home of an oni named [[Wikipedia:Ibaraki-dōji|Ibaraki-dōji]]. |
* This technique is used offensively in the video games, summoning the gate directly beneath the target. Some versions open and drop the target into another dimension. |
* This technique is used offensively in the video games, summoning the gate directly beneath the target. Some versions open and drop the target into another dimension. |
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| − | * When Sakon and Ukon first summoned it, they claimed that it was Orochimaru's strongest defence. |
+ | * When Sakon and Ukon first summoned it, they claimed that it was Orochimaru's strongest defence.<ref>Chapter 204, page 11</ref> |
== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 13:27, 7 April 2016
Shut tightly, this menacing gate when summoned provides a tremendous defence for its summoner and is able to completely intercept an opponent's physical attack. According to Sakon and Ukon, this technique boasts an ultimate defence and the fact that Kiba Inuzuka and Akamaru managed to dent it was no small feat.
With enough mastery over this technique, the user can use it or its stronger variations without the need for hand seals.
In the anime, this gate also possesses offensive capabilities, with launchers installed in the roof-tiles, which fires a great swarm of blades via a chain mechanism, and the launchers can rotate in angle. However, launching too many of them near is base will cripple its foundation and the gate will collapse.[2]
Trivia
- The summoned Rashōmon is based off the main gate of old Kyōto with the demonic face inspired by the legend that Kyōto's Rashōmon was the home of an oni named Ibaraki-dōji.
- This technique is used offensively in the video games, summoning the gate directly beneath the target. Some versions open and drop the target into another dimension.
- When Sakon and Ukon first summoned it, they claimed that it was Orochimaru's strongest defence.[3]
