with love
For those who love NARUTO
The main character Uzumaki Naruto's 18th ninjutsu, the shadow division technique
But in the world of Naruto, there's also the art of alter ego.
I have been trying to find out what the differences are!
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art of self-defense
The art of creating an alter ego without reality and chakras
It is a technique that produces an afterimage-like alter ego, which cannot attack the opponent, but is used to sway and disturb the opponent.
It is less difficult to learn and is an assignment for the academy's graduation exam.
shadow shifting techniques
The art of creating an alter ego with reality and chakras
Unlike the alter-ego technique, this technique has become overwhelmingly more versatile and upwardly compatible.
First of all, the reality and chakras allow us to attack with the minute body.
The body of a person who has chakra in his or her body is not detectable by detection techniques (e.g., white pupil).
It also has the will of the surgeon himself, and is really like creating another self.
The art of shadow alteration is forbidden!
The Kagebunjutsu is the art of distributing chakra evenly throughout the body.
If activated by a person with a low amount of chakra, he or she will die.
Because of the dangerDesignated as forbidden
I'm not a fan of multiple shadowy alter egos.
A jutsu that is possible because of Naruto's enormous amount of chakra and the chakra of the nine tails.
The hidden ability is too cheat...
When the shadow alter ego is released, the memories and experiences accumulated by the shadow alter ego are shared with the main body.
This ability was used to enhance the efficiency of training by many times, dozens of times, to strengthen the spiral ball.
A cheat training method that even the Room of Mind and Time would be proud of.
summary
Naruto as a boy has the image of a dropout and an idiot.
The tactic of using shadow alter ego is always surprising and cool!
You've got great fighting sense, and you're really sharp.
The developer of the jutsu is the second-generation Hokage, a.k.a. Despicable-sama.