I'd go either Susanoo or Limbo: Border Jail personally.

<p>For its uses, Shadow Clone. </p><p>For its creation, I think Chidori. Kakashi, the genius Shinobi who became a Jonin at such a young age, creates a very powerful jutsu. But he can't properly wield it by himself. Then with the help of his best friend, he completes the jutsu and keeps his best friend's lesson with him: Those who ignore the rules are trash, but those who don't care for their comrades are lower than trash. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Dapoculos13 wrote: Your favorite jutsu does not have to be special or necessarily powerful or even useful in any way. You simply have to state what your favorite is, and explain why of your own free accord. </p><p>As for mine, it would be the Eight Gates. </p><p>I find this jutsu to be very realistic and understandable, in how such immense power simply needs a drawback of some sort, regardless of the situation at hand. While you are given such immense strength that it could easily surpass some of the most powerful shinobi in world history, the damage to your own self is often extremely difficult to reverse and treat, if not impossible. Such an instance is with Might Guy. While he nearly succeeded in defeating Madara Uchiha, use of the Eight Gates left him in an irreversible state for the rest of his life. </p> </i></div>
<p>Eight Gates is extremely strong technique, but at that moment Madara had plot no jutsu. My favourite technique is "hard work". </p>

<p>flying thunder god </p><p>^ quite a lame name, but eh. </p>

TnJ.The jutsu tht solos all xd

<p>Kamui </p><p>Super versatile, teleportation, intangibility, own private dimension, strongest offensive capability, best defensive ability and best of all, when you die you can just use it to come back to the world of the living. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>AsianReaper wrote: For its uses, Shadow Clone. </p><p>For its creation, I think Chidori. Kakashi, the genius Shinobi who became a Jonin at such a young age, creates a very powerful jutsu. But he can't properly wield it by himself. Then with the help of his best friend, he completes the jutsu and keeps his best friend's lesson with him: Those who ignore the rules are trash, but those who don't care for their comrades are lower than trash. </p> </i></div>
<p>Yeah for some reason I just love Chidori/Raikiri. In spite of having seen all sorts of awesome jutsus and abilities in Naruto, the moment I hear the word "jutsu", I automatically look at my right hand and imagine a cloak of magnificent blue lightning around it. Weird, considering that jutsu has so many drawbacks and isn't even near the level of the 3rd Raikage's 4 finger lightning spear, which is basically the same as Raikiri in steroids (in principle at least). </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>BakumatsuWarrior wrote: Yeah for some reason I just love Chidori/Raikiri. </p> </i></div>
<p>It's just a really, really cool jutsu. Nothing quite says badass like a blade of lightning in your hands. </p><p>Though Eight Gates (Not just the eight. All of them) is my favorite. Just the idea of extreme power/extreme price makes it really cool. </p>

<p>I have got to say eight gates! I love the raw power and speed, but the reason that it is my favorite is because it takes hard work to achieve and sacrifice. You gamble everything and work as hard as you can to use it. </p>

<p>It's one reason why I chose the Eight Gates. While you do gain immense power from this technique, this power is only temporary, and comes at a terrible price, as opposed to other powerful jutsu which are just illogical and overpowered. </p>