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Puppet Performance: Skilful Achievement with a Human Body[1] | |||
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Name | |||
| Kanji |
操演・人身冴功 | ||
| Rōmaji |
Sōen: Hitomi Gokū | ||
| Literal English |
Puppet Performance: Skilful Achievement with a Human Body | ||
| Other |
Dance of Sakura (サクラの舞, Sakura no Mai; English TV "Ninja Art: Sakura Puppet Dance") | ||
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| Classification | |||
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A-rank | ||
| Class |
Supplementary | ||
| Range |
Short to Mid range | ||
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Other jutsu | |||
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A puppet performance technique where chakra threads are attached to various spots on a person's body; the head, torso, both arms, and both legs. The person being manipulated gains the ability to not only use their own techniques, but the skills of the puppeteer as well.
The origins of this technique lie on the battlefield. When a puppeteer's puppets were all destroyed, they would begin using corpses. To perform this technique with a living person would normally require both parties to cooperate with each other. However, a highly skilled user can control the target by force if the person is severely weakened or damaged rendering them unable to resist.
References
- ↑ Third Databook, page 281
