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For those of you who love NARUTO
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What is property change?
There are numerous ninjutsu in the world of Naruto, and these ninjutsu mainly use chakra. Each chakra has its own characteristics, and there are five types of chakras: fire, wind, thunder, earth, and water. By kneading the chakras with these properties, they can be divided into fire fugaku, wind fugaku, thunder fugaku, earth fugaku, and water fugaku.
This is called the five major property changes.
In this article, we will discuss one of these fugues!
What is an earth fugue?
Fugaku is a ninjutsu that utilizes the properties of the earth, so it is a technique that is often activated using the ground. It is often used by the Shinobi of Iwagakure no Sato, and is often seen when fleeing from enemies or defending against them by creating walls. The main character Kakashi is also good at it, and in the anime there is a scene in which he uses the "earth fugue/earth wave technique" perfectly from his childhood!
In "Boruto," the story of Naruto's son, there is a scene in which Naruto also uses earth fugu, but he is not very good at it, or not on a very large scale.
Typical Ninjutsu
Earthen fugue/earthen flow wall
Many people think of "doitsu" when they think of ninjutsu. This is a ninjutsu to build walls with earth. The conditions for activation vary according to the practitioner, with some activating it by spitting it out of their mouths and others by tapping the ground. In the Fourth Ninja World War, there were many depictions of this technique being used with great success!
The Art of the Earth Fugue and the Art of the Stiff Slave
The art of using chakra to create a rock golem. It was used by some of the most skilled shinobi of Iwagakure no Sato. Rather than an attack, it is a technique to protect oneself from enemy attacks. This golem can also be used to draw in the enemy's mouth, so it seems to be very versatile!
Finally.
How was it? In this article, I explained about earth fugue. As I wrote, I was looking back at the memories of the days when I wondered if I could make an earthen flow wall by striking the ground (laugh)!
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