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| + | Tenpenchii Cloud.PNG;The culmination of the attack. |
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|jutsu range=Short, Mid, Long |
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|debut manga=628 |
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| − | By manipulating the natural world in its vicinity on an enormous scale, the Ten-Tails is able to simultaneously create a variety of [[Wikipedia:Natural disaster|natural disasters]] that devastate the surrounding area, with itself acting as their epicentre. The phenomena involved in this technique include: earthquakes, thunderstorms, |
+ | By manipulating the natural world in its vicinity on an enormous scale, the Ten-Tails is able to simultaneously create a variety of [[Wikipedia:Natural disaster|natural disasters]] that devastate the surrounding area, with itself acting as their epicentre. The phenomena involved in this technique include: earthquakes, floods, thunderstorms, and tornadoes. These concurrent events result in a blast akin to a nuclear explosion, even forming a vast [[Wikipedia:Mushroom cloud|mushroom cloud]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 629, pages 1-3</ref> |
== Influence == |
== Influence == |
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{{translation|''Tenpenchii''|天変地異}} is a Japanese [[Wikipedia:Yojijukugo|four-character idiom]], comprised of two shorter words referring to natural disasters affecting the sky, {{translation|''tenpen''|天変}}, and natural disasters affecting the earth, {{translation|''chii''|地異}}. The idiom is often translated simply as "cataclysm". |
{{translation|''Tenpenchii''|天変地異}} is a Japanese [[Wikipedia:Yojijukugo|four-character idiom]], comprised of two shorter words referring to natural disasters affecting the sky, {{translation|''tenpen''|天変}}, and natural disasters affecting the earth, {{translation|''chii''|地異}}. The idiom is often translated simply as "cataclysm". |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | * In [[The Incipient…!!|chapter 670]], [[Kaguya Ōtsutsuki]], who was stated by her [[Hagoromo|son]] to be more powerful than anyone after eating the Shinju's fruit, was shown casting a [[:File:Kaguya's Might.png|technique]] similar to the Tenpenchii. |
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Revision as of 17:06, 2 April 2014
By manipulating the natural world in its vicinity on an enormous scale, the Ten-Tails is able to simultaneously create a variety of natural disasters that devastate the surrounding area, with itself acting as their epicentre. The phenomena involved in this technique include: earthquakes, floods, thunderstorms, and tornadoes. These concurrent events result in a blast akin to a nuclear explosion, even forming a vast mushroom cloud.[1]
Influence
Tenpenchii (天変地異) is a Japanese four-character idiom, comprised of two shorter words referring to natural disasters affecting the sky, tenpen (天変), and natural disasters affecting the earth, chii (地異). The idiom is often translated simply as "cataclysm".
Trivia
- In chapter 670, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, who was stated by her son to be more powerful than anyone after eating the Shinju's fruit, was shown casting a technique similar to the Tenpenchii.
References
- ↑ Naruto chapter 629, pages 1-3
