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|kanji=三色の丸薬 |
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|romaji=Sanshoku no Gan'yaku |
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|literal english=Three Coloured Pills |
|literal english=Three Coloured Pills |
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|users=Chōji Akimichi, Chōza Akimichi~movie |
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| − | The '''Three Coloured Pills''' are secret medicines used by the [[Akimichi clan]]. As the name suggests, there are three pills, each with a different colour. First is the green {{translation|Spinach Pill|ホウレン丸|Hōrengan}},<ref>Chapter 188, page 18</ref> next is the yellow {{translation|Curry Pill|カレー丸|Karēgan}}, and last is the red {{translation| Chilli Pill|トンガラシ丸|Tongarashigan}}.<ref>Chapter 189, page 5</ref><section end=summary /> |
+ | The '''Three Coloured Pills''' are secret medicines used by the [[Akimichi clan]]. As the name suggests, there are three pills, each with a different colour. First is the green {{translation|Spinach Pill|ホウレン丸|Hōrengan}},<ref>Chapter 188, page 18</ref> next is the yellow {{translation|Curry Pill|カレー丸|Karēgan}}, and last is the red {{translation| Chilli Pill|トンガラシ丸|Tongarashigan}}.<ref name="Ch189">Chapter 189, page 5</ref><section end=summary /> |
| − | By forcibly converting the body's fat reserves into chakra, each successive pill ingested gives a tremendous power boost. The Chilli Pill is even said to increase one's power a hundred times. However, the pills have a drawback. Each pill damages the body, poisoning it and since the third pill converts all of one's fat reserves, the user will become dangerously emaciated. It is said that after the third pill, death is imminent.<ref |
+ | By forcibly converting the body's fat reserves into chakra, each successive pill ingested gives a tremendous power boost. The Chilli Pill is even said to increase one's power a hundred times. However, the pills have a drawback. Each pill damages the body, poisoning it and since the third pill converts all of one's fat reserves, the user will become dangerously emaciated. It is said that after the third pill, death is imminent.<ref name="Ch189"/> However, the [[Nara clan]] has apparently done [[Nara Clan Medical Encyclopaedia|extensive research]] on the pills, and that knowledge allowed the [[Fifth Hokage]] to neutralise the poison and repair the damage to [[Chōji Akimichi]], after he took all three pills to fight and kill [[Jirōbō]]. The pills allow for easier use of the Akimichi clan's [[Butterfly Chōji Mode|calorie control]].<ref>Chapter 534, page 1</ref> |
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Revision as of 22:04, 28 March 2016
The Three Coloured Pills are secret medicines used by the Akimichi clan. As the name suggests, there are three pills, each with a different colour. First is the green Spinach Pill (ホウレン丸, Hōrengan),[1] next is the yellow Curry Pill (カレー丸, Karēgan), and last is the red Chilli Pill (トンガラシ丸, Tongarashigan).[2]
By forcibly converting the body's fat reserves into chakra, each successive pill ingested gives a tremendous power boost. The Chilli Pill is even said to increase one's power a hundred times. However, the pills have a drawback. Each pill damages the body, poisoning it and since the third pill converts all of one's fat reserves, the user will become dangerously emaciated. It is said that after the third pill, death is imminent.[2] However, the Nara clan has apparently done extensive research on the pills, and that knowledge allowed the Fifth Hokage to neutralise the poison and repair the damage to Chōji Akimichi, after he took all three pills to fight and kill Jirōbō. The pills allow for easier use of the Akimichi clan's calorie control.[3]
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