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A highly versatile technique whereby the user converts part of their body into wooden branches, which can then be made to grow at astounding speeds and with such force, that they can pierce a person's body with ease. Used predominantly in close-ranged combat,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 7-8</ref> these branches can also be made to exponentially multiply, even when inside a victim. Due to these properties, the technique can be used to fashion short-range weapons akin to a makeshift ''sword'',<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 9-10</ref> or else vaulted towards opponents as long-range projectiles, where the branches growth can be triggered remotely by performing the [[Hand Seals#Basic Hand Seals|ram seal]], skewering the enemy.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 12-15</ref> |
A highly versatile technique whereby the user converts part of their body into wooden branches, which can then be made to grow at astounding speeds and with such force, that they can pierce a person's body with ease. Used predominantly in close-ranged combat,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 7-8</ref> these branches can also be made to exponentially multiply, even when inside a victim. Due to these properties, the technique can be used to fashion short-range weapons akin to a makeshift ''sword'',<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 9-10</ref> or else vaulted towards opponents as long-range projectiles, where the branches growth can be triggered remotely by performing the [[Hand Seals#Basic Hand Seals|ram seal]], skewering the enemy.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 605, pages 12-15</ref> |
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| − | Obito later used this technique via the [[Ten-Tails]]' [[chakra arms]],<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 614, pages 6-7</ref> after using their [[Senju]] DNA to strengthen the connection.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 613, page 7</ref> This variation could produce a near-endless mass of wood spikes, enough to overwhem and break through either strong defences and offensives such as [[Earth Release: Rock Shelter|earth domes]], the Hyūga Clan's [[Eight Trigrams Palms Revolving Heaven]] and Naruto's [[Rasenshuriken]]. They can also be fired from a single finger to a more focused and pin-point barrage. |
+ | Obito later used this technique via the [[Ten-Tails]]' [[chakra arms]],<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 614, pages 6-7</ref> after using their [[Senju]] DNA to strengthen the connection.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 613, page 7</ref> This variation could produce a near-endless mass of wood spikes, enough to overwhem and break through either strong defences and offensives such as [[Earth Release: Rock Shelter|earth domes]], the Hyūga Clan's [[Eight Trigrams Palms Revolving Heaven]] and [[Naruto]]'s [[Rasenshuriken]]. They can also be fired from a single finger to a more focused and pin-point barrage. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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A highly versatile technique whereby the user converts part of their body into wooden branches, which can then be made to grow at astounding speeds and with such force, that they can pierce a person's body with ease. Used predominantly in close-ranged combat,[1] these branches can also be made to exponentially multiply, even when inside a victim. Due to these properties, the technique can be used to fashion short-range weapons akin to a makeshift sword,[2] or else vaulted towards opponents as long-range projectiles, where the branches growth can be triggered remotely by performing the ram seal, skewering the enemy.[3]
Obito later used this technique via the Ten-Tails' chakra arms,[4] after using their Senju DNA to strengthen the connection.[5] This variation could produce a near-endless mass of wood spikes, enough to overwhem and break through either strong defences and offensives such as earth domes, the Hyūga Clan's Eight Trigrams Palms Revolving Heaven and Naruto's Rasenshuriken. They can also be fired from a single finger to a more focused and pin-point barrage.
Trivia
- Cutting, also called striking or cloning, is a method of plant propagation. It involves cutting off a piece of a plant, usually the stem or root, which is then put in an appropriate medium. If done properly, the cut piece will grow into a new plant, genetically identical to the plant it was cut from.
