Changes: Water Release: Great Waterfall Technique

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This technique extends water over a large scale, surges and rises up to several dozen meters high. Then it streams down to the ground in one big cascade, much like a gigantic waterfall. In doing so, it resembles a huge wave, with tremendous power that can hollow out the ground. What remains after that technique's utilization is reminiscent of no less than the aftermath of a natural disaster. This is a considerably advanced ninjutsu, and activating this technique requires a fair amount of chakra.

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↑ First Databook, page 201

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-This technique extends water over a low-medium scale, surges and rises up to several meters high. Then it streams down to the ground in one big cascade, much like a gigantic river. In doing so, it resembles a wave, with tremendous power that can hollow out the ground, but this técnique is slow in plane zones. What remains after that technique's utilization is the zone full of water, but no more of few centímeters if the affect zone is most big. This is a considerably advanced ninjutsu, and activating this technique requires a fair amount of chakra.
+This technique extends water over a large scale, surges and rises up to several dozen meters high. Then it streams down to the ground in one big cascade, much like a gigantic waterfall. In doing so, it resembles a huge wave, with tremendous power that can hollow out the ground. What remains after that technique's utilization is reminiscent of no less than the aftermath of a natural disaster. This is a considerably advanced ninjutsu, and activating this technique requires a fair amount of chakra.
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