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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* While the attack shares the exact same initial blow motion with Naruto's normal form (for his [[Naruto Uzumaki Combo]]), it features a different initial pose. |
* While the attack shares the exact same initial blow motion with Naruto's normal form (for his [[Naruto Uzumaki Combo]]), it features a different initial pose. |
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| − | * Unlike other neutral special attacks in the series it does not initiate a cinema effect, shared also by one of Anko's [[Snake Wild Strike|attacks]]. |
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| − | * Depending on the orientation of a nearby wall before the attack is unleashed, it is possible for the target to accidentally slip out of the attack if they are interfered with by an outside force (during a 4-player battle). |
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* This technique was Naruto's ultimate technique in ''[[Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes]]'', where it was named "Nine-Tails Barrage". |
* This technique was Naruto's ultimate technique in ''[[Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes]]'', where it was named "Nine-Tails Barrage". |
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| − | * The Wii-sub series adds in glowing claw-slash effects per strike. |
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Revision as of 23:29, 16 April 2016
In a jinchūriki form, Naruto unleashes a brutal series of claw slashes until he rise-slashes ending with a downward slash, then in an instant releases all built up chakra in a powerful Nine-Tails Burst.
Trivia
- While the attack shares the exact same initial blow motion with Naruto's normal form (for his Naruto Uzumaki Combo), it features a different initial pose.
- This technique was Naruto's ultimate technique in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes, where it was named "Nine-Tails Barrage".
