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== Usage == |
== Usage == |
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+ | When first used, the large-scale version of technique combined Naruto's [[Wind Release: Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken]] which collided in mid-air with Sasuke's [[Blaze Release: Susanoo Kagutsuchi|arrow made of black flames]] creating something reminiscent of a pin-wheel. A smaller-scale version of this technique combined a normal Rasenshuriken and Kagutsuchi which formed a Rasenshuriken encircled by Amaterasu. When the technique made contact with the target, they were likewise engulfed in the flames. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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* The fact that this technique is referred to as ''"[[Scorch Release]]"'' is not because it is a [[kekkei genkai]], but presumably because the basic elements fire and wind make up the actual advanced nature transformation of Scorch Release. |
* The fact that this technique is referred to as ''"[[Scorch Release]]"'' is not because it is a [[kekkei genkai]], but presumably because the basic elements fire and wind make up the actual advanced nature transformation of Scorch Release. |
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* [[Tobirama Senju]] noted that he's never seen such a [[Kagutsuchi]] before, and that this technique had the same chakra ratio from both its parent techniques, which he noted was something tough to achieve, even for an experienced duo.<ref name="chpt634p14"/> This was later attributed to Sasuke's use of the [[Sharingan]] to perfectly match his chakra ratio to Naruto's.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 641, pages 10-11</ref> |
* [[Tobirama Senju]] noted that he's never seen such a [[Kagutsuchi]] before, and that this technique had the same chakra ratio from both its parent techniques, which he noted was something tough to achieve, even for an experienced duo.<ref name="chpt634p14"/> This was later attributed to Sasuke's use of the [[Sharingan]] to perfectly match his chakra ratio to Naruto's.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 641, pages 10-11</ref> |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 19:08, 4 August 2013
This technique combines Naruto Uzumaki's Wind Release: Rasenshuriken with Sasuke Uchiha's Blaze Release: Kagutsuchi along with their variants. Because the wind to flame ratio is perfectly balanced, that instead of being extinguished, the flames are greatly enhanced causing whatever struck by this technique to be enveloped in a swirling mass of Amaterasu's inextinguishable black flames.
Usage
When first used, the large-scale version of technique combined Naruto's Wind Release: Ultra-Big Ball Rasenshuriken which collided in mid-air with Sasuke's arrow made of black flames creating something reminiscent of a pin-wheel. A smaller-scale version of this technique combined a normal Rasenshuriken and Kagutsuchi which formed a Rasenshuriken encircled by Amaterasu. When the technique made contact with the target, they were likewise engulfed in the flames.
Trivia
- This technique was named by Minato Namikaze, however he quickly admitted that the name didn't sound very good.[1]
- The fact that this technique is referred to as "Scorch Release" is not because it is a kekkei genkai, but presumably because the basic elements fire and wind make up the actual advanced nature transformation of Scorch Release.
- Tobirama Senju noted that he's never seen such a Kagutsuchi before, and that this technique had the same chakra ratio from both its parent techniques, which he noted was something tough to achieve, even for an experienced duo.[1] This was later attributed to Sasuke's use of the Sharingan to perfectly match his chakra ratio to Naruto's.[2]
- Unlike the Rasenshuriken, the small-scale version of this technique doesn't cause cellular damage to Naruto's arm.
