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<p>So, I would like to create an article about "Yūgōjutsu", so far only mentioned in this article.
</p><p>The main difference between this and Cooperation Ninjutsu would be that it's a mixture of two or maybe more techniques, but used by one single person rather than in cooperation with others, I think. My question is though: Does this fusion-thing only work with nature elements? Or could a mixture of any random techniques be labeled as this as well?
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<p>Do we actually know anything about it, other than that that one jutsu is an example of it? We decided against making an article for chūbu because the only thing that can be said about it is that Sai is one.
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<p>Well, but unlike the Chūbu stuff, we actually know at least <i>something</i> about Yūgōjutsu. But then again, it actually might not warrant an own article, as much as it saddens me. Nevertheless, it should be mentioned somewhere, so my question is still there. Any opinions?
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Mention it in the cooperation ninjutsu page.
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<p>I was under the impression that that place is actually the one where you shouldn't mention it, as there is no cooperation between two or more shinobi, but it's one single guy performing two techniques by himself. :/
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Maybe Post It Under Trivia? lol
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<p>Its a cooperation between two techs or more. Just seems to be above cooperation ninjutsu but below elemental kkg. Aside from wave of inspiration, Tobi using the Susenju to shoot 5 different streams of elemental chakra at the same time should in theory count as Yugojutsu, the same with Hiruzen who countered doing the same but through shadow clones. Its just too bad that kishi didn't give such above examples their own names. Maybe Storm 4 will.
</p><p>Either mentioned in the Cooperation Ninjutsu article or its own page. The article would have more info than say Omitsu, Komitsu, Momo, Ameyuki, Minoichi, Kodaka, Kiiro, and Hohozuki.
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<p>Another topic, why is it called Collaboration Ninjutsu and not Collaboration Technique? I mean there are collaborations between genjutsu and taijutsu too.
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