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The {{Translation|'''Creation of All Things'''|万物創造|Banbutsu Sōzō}} was an ability possessed by Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki, who used it to create the nine [[tailed beasts]]. The process he used is explained to have initially involved the administration of imagination, and the spiritual energy which forms the basis of [[Yin]] [[chakra]] to create physical forms from nothingness. Then, through the application of vitality, and the physical energy which forms the basis of [[Yang]] chakra, he would breathe life into the resulting creations.
 
The {{Translation|'''Creation of All Things'''|万物創造|Banbutsu Sōzō}} was an ability possessed by Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki, who used it to create the nine [[tailed beasts]]. The process he used is explained to have initially involved the administration of imagination, and the spiritual energy which forms the basis of [[Yin]] [[chakra]] to create physical forms from nothingness. Then, through the application of vitality, and the physical energy which forms the basis of [[Yang]] chakra, he would breathe life into the resulting creations.
   

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The Creation of All Things (万物創造, Banbutsu Sōzō) was an ability possessed by Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki, who used it to create the nine tailed beasts. The process he used is explained to have initially involved the administration of imagination, and the spiritual energy which forms the basis of Yin chakra to create physical forms from nothingness. Then, through the application of vitality, and the physical energy which forms the basis of Yang chakra, he would breathe life into the resulting creations.

Trivia

  • It is said that Izanagi is based on the principle in this technique.[1]

See Also

References

  1. Chapter 510, page 11