Changes: Summoning: Quick Beheading Dance

Revision as of 02:44, 7 August 2010

Temari summons Kamatari, a one-eyed sickle-holding weasel, by wiping blood on her Giant Folding Fan as payment for the contract and then swings it. The fan whips up a tempest and summons Kamatari who rides the wind, slashing through everything it touches. The effects of the technique stretch outwards for several hundred meters. The swirling winds also whip up trees, boulders, and other forms of debris, which then rain down on the helpless enemy. It is highly effective when surrounded on all sides, when the enemy's position is relatively unknown, or when the enemy is hiding behind a shield. One of this technique's few weaknesses is the fact that it exposes the user's position.

References

↑ Second Databook, page 211

[1] Second Databook, page 211

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 |jutsu class type=Offensive
 |jutsu range=Short, Mid, Long
-|users=[[Temari]]
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 |debut manga=213
 |debut anime=125
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 |jutsu media=Anime, Manga, Game, Movie
 }}
-[[Temari]] [[Summoning Technique|summons]] [[Kamatari]], a one-eyed sickle-holding weasel, by wiping blood on her [[Giant Folding Fan]] as payment for the contract and then swings it. The fan whips up a tempest and summons Kamatari who rides the wind, slashing through everything it touches. The effects of the technique stretch outwards for several hundred meters. The swirling winds also whip up trees, boulders, and other forms of debris, which then rain down on the helpless enemy. It is highly effective when surrounded on all sides, when the enemy's position is relatively unknown, or when the enemy is hiding behind a shield. One of this technique's few weaknesses is the fact that it exposes the user's position.
+Temari [[Summoning Technique|summons]] [[Kamatari]], a one-eyed sickle-holding weasel, by wiping blood on her [[Giant Folding Fan]] as payment for the contract and then swings it. The fan whips up a tempest and summons Kamatari who rides the wind, slashing through everything it touches. The effects of the technique stretch outwards for several hundred meters. The swirling winds also whip up trees, boulders, and other forms of debris, which then rain down on the helpless enemy. It is highly effective when surrounded on all sides, when the enemy's position is relatively unknown, or when the enemy is hiding behind a shield. One of this technique's few weaknesses is the fact that it exposes the user's position.
 == References ==