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| − | This jutsu forces two opponents to see each others as wooden training dummies, which will force them to fight until one of them is defeated, even though the opponents see through the jutsu. It was used on [[Rock Lee]] and [[Might Guy]] by Genshō Ryūdōin to seek revenge for the Ryūdōin Brothers' father's death. It is also shown that the only way to break the jutsu is to have fast and strong taijutsu. |
+ | This jutsu forces two opponents to see each others as wooden training dummies, which will force them to fight until one of them is defeated, even though the opponents see through the jutsu. It was used on [[Rock Lee]] and [[Might Guy]] by Genshō Ryūdōin to seek revenge for the Ryūdōin Brothers' father's death. It is also shown that the only way to break the jutsu is to have fast and strong taijutsu, by utilising speed so extreme that the wooden training dummies are unable to keep up and thus break apart, effectively breaking the jutsu. |
Revision as of 10:20, 14 November 2009
This jutsu forces two opponents to see each others as wooden training dummies, which will force them to fight until one of them is defeated, even though the opponents see through the jutsu. It was used on Rock Lee and Might Guy by Genshō Ryūdōin to seek revenge for the Ryūdōin Brothers' father's death. It is also shown that the only way to break the jutsu is to have fast and strong taijutsu, by utilising speed so extreme that the wooden training dummies are unable to keep up and thus break apart, effectively breaking the jutsu.
