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|ref=<ref name="d4">Fourth Databook, page 318</ref>
 
|image=Thirty-Six Layer Barrier.png; The barrier hit by B's Tailed Beast Ball…
 
|image=Thirty-Six Layer Barrier.png; The barrier hit by B's Tailed Beast Ball…
 
Thirty-Six Layer Barrier Repairing.png;…repairs itself.
 
Thirty-Six Layer Barrier Repairing.png;…repairs itself.
|kanji=36重の再生結界
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|kanji=再生結界
 
|unnamed jutsu=No
 
|unnamed jutsu=No
|romaji=Sanjūroku-jū no Saisei Kekkai
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|romaji=Saisei Kekkai
|literal english=Thirty-Six Layer Self-Repairing Barrier
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|literal english=Self-Repairing Barrier
|viz manga=36-layer Self-Regenerating Barrier
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|english tv=36-layer Self-Regenerating Barrier
|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu, Collaboration Techniques, Barrier Ninjutsu,
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|jutsu classification=Ninjutsu, Cooperation Ninjutsu, Barrier Ninjutsu,
 
|jutsu class type=Supplementary
 
|jutsu class type=Supplementary
 
|jutsu range=Long
 
|jutsu range=Long
|teams=Kumogakure Barrier Squad
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|teams=Kumo Barrier Team
 
|debut manga=536
 
|debut manga=536
 
|debut anime=275
 
|debut anime=275
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|jutsu media=Anime, Manga
 
|jutsu media=Anime, Manga
 
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A team of ninja, linked together by their [[chakra]], will create a thirty-six layered barrier which if damaged, will constantly repair itself with said chakra that emanates from their bodies. The barrier also prevents those outside of it from [[Sensor|sensing]] anything inside it through traditional methods.
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The '''Self-Repairing Barrier''' is a Cooperation Ninjutsu that by linking [[chakra]] from a [[Kumo Barrier Team|team of ninja]], will create a barrier which if damaged, will constantly repair itself with said chakra that emanates from their bodies. The barrier also prevents those outside of it from [[Sensor Type|sensing]] anything inside it through traditional methods.
   
[[Mabui]] noted that it could stop and contain any individual [[jinchūriki]], and it proved to be strong enough to take a direct [[Tailed Beast Ball]] from [[Killer B]], with only nine of the thirty-six barriers shattering. However, [[Naruto Uzumaki]] transformed into his [[Nine-Tails Chakra Mode]] and forced the Ball the rest of the way through with B following, showing it could not withstand the assault of two jinchūriki.
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The users can erect as much as 36 barriers, with the highest number being able to stop and contain any individual [[jinchūriki]]. It proved to be strong enough to take a direct [[Tailed Beast Ball]] from [[Killer B]], with only nine of the thirty-six barriers shattering. However, [[Naruto Uzumaki]] transformed into his [[Nine-Tails Chakra Mode]] and forced the Tailed Beast Ball to push the rest of the way through with B following, showing it could not withstand the assault of two jinchūriki.
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== Trivia ==
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* The technique required the combined chakra of six individuals.
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== References ==
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[[es:Barrera de las Treinta y Seis Capas Autorreparables]]
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[[pl:Saisei Kekkai]]

Latest revision as of 21:06, 28 August 2023

The Self-Repairing Barrier is a Cooperation Ninjutsu that by linking chakra from a team of ninja, will create a barrier which if damaged, will constantly repair itself with said chakra that emanates from their bodies. The barrier also prevents those outside of it from sensing anything inside it through traditional methods.

The users can erect as much as 36 barriers, with the highest number being able to stop and contain any individual jinchūriki. It proved to be strong enough to take a direct Tailed Beast Ball from Killer B, with only nine of the thirty-six barriers shattering. However, Naruto Uzumaki transformed into his Nine-Tails Chakra Mode and forced the Tailed Beast Ball to push the rest of the way through with B following, showing it could not withstand the assault of two jinchūriki.

Trivia

  • The technique required the combined chakra of six individuals.

References

  1. Fourth Databook, page 318