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|top={{Looking for|the Wind Release technique|anime-only character|Fūjin}} |
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| + | |ref=<ref name="d4">Fourth Databook, page 326</ref> |
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|image=Fūton Fūjin no Jutsu.png |
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|kanji=風遁・風塵の術 |
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| − | This technique creates a stream of high-velocity wind containing dust particles, capable of decimating anything caught in it in only a matter of moments. The completed technique is directed through vertically overlapped hands that are placed in front of the user's mouth after forming the necessary hand |
+ | This technique creates a stream of high-velocity wind containing dust particles, capable of decimating anything caught in it in only a matter of moments. The completed technique is directed through vertically overlapped hands that are placed in front of the user's mouth after forming the necessary [[hand seals]]. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* {{translation|Fūjin|風塵}}, written with the kanji for {{translation|wind|風|fū, kaze}} and {{translation|dust|塵|jin, chiri}}, can refer to three things in the Japanese language: a cloud of dust blown up by the wind; the bothersome, everyday affairs of the workaday world; and war. |
* {{translation|Fūjin|風塵}}, written with the kanji for {{translation|wind|風|fū, kaze}} and {{translation|dust|塵|jin, chiri}}, can refer to three things in the Japanese language: a cloud of dust blown up by the wind; the bothersome, everyday affairs of the workaday world; and war. |
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* {{translation|Fūjin|風神}} is the [[Wikipedia: Shinto|Shintō]] [[Wikipedia: Fūjin|god of wind]], having been said to be present at the creation of the world, letting out the first winds out of his bag. |
* {{translation|Fūjin|風神}} is the [[Wikipedia: Shinto|Shintō]] [[Wikipedia: Fūjin|god of wind]], having been said to be present at the creation of the world, letting out the first winds out of his bag. |
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| + | == See Also == |
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| + | * [[Dust Wind Technique]] |
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| + | * [[Ninken Ninja Art: Dance of the Dust Cloud]] |
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| + | * [[Sage Art: Wind Release Dust Cloud]] |
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| + | == References == |
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| + | [[es:Elemento Viento: Jutsu de Tormenta de Polvo]] |
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Revision as of 23:21, 15 November 2014
| This article is about the Wind Release technique. For anime-only character, see Fūjin. |
This technique creates a stream of high-velocity wind containing dust particles, capable of decimating anything caught in it in only a matter of moments. The completed technique is directed through vertically overlapped hands that are placed in front of the user's mouth after forming the necessary hand seals.
Trivia
- Fūjin (風塵), written with the kanji for wind (風, fū, kaze) and dust (塵, jin, chiri), can refer to three things in the Japanese language: a cloud of dust blown up by the wind; the bothersome, everyday affairs of the workaday world; and war.
- Fūjin (風神) is the Shintō god of wind, having been said to be present at the creation of the world, letting out the first winds out of his bag.
See Also
References
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 326
