bunshin

japanese word for clone

Replication technique out of the anime Naruto.

This jutsu allows the user to form copies of themselves to confuse their enemies.
Unlike Naruto's -Kage Bunshin no jutsu- the replications are not solid and can do no damage although disappear in a similar way when hit.
This jutsu was Naruto's weakness during the first episode Academy exam which he failed.

Kage Bunshin no Jutsu is Naruto's 'speciality' move and was the first, and only move he learnt from the scroll of sealing he stole from Konoha village in the first episode. Unlike Bunshin no jutsu which creates copies that are merely illusions Kage Bunshin no jutsu creates solid copies, capable of doing damage but which dissapear after taking a direct hit. Naruto uses his Kage Bunshin for a variety of uses, such as diversions, attacks and performing rasengan.

Kage bunshin no jutsu is a shadow replication technique from the anime series Naruto. "Shadow" has little to do with shadows themselves, but rather refer to a type of jutsus known as shadow jutsus, or kage jutsus if you will. Whereas a normal replication technique would create a near perfect copy of the one performing the teqhnique, the shadow replication is far superior in that it can create a vast number of replications while not using proportionally more chakra.

Replication technique out of the anime Naruto.

This jutsu allows the user to form copies of themselves to confuse their enemies.
Unlike Naruto's -Kage Bunshin no jutsu- the replications are not solid and can do no damage although disappear in a similar way when hit.
This jutsu was Naruto's weakness during the first episode Academy exam which he failed.

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