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Before an animal can be summoned, a prospective summoner must first form a contract with the animal and/or its species. In the case of the [[toad]]s, the contract is a scroll that the summoner signs their name to using their own blood and further marks with the fingerprints of one of their hands.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 92, page 18</ref> [[Orochimaru]] has the [[snake]]s' contract tattooed to his arms, which he smears with blood each time he wants to perform a summoning.<ref name="c165">''Naruto'' chapter 165, pages 18-19</ref> A user can summon different species provided they have signed the respective contracts, as [[Sasuke Uchiha]] is able to summon snakes and [[hawk]]s<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 477, page 9</ref> while [[Konohamaru Sarutobi]] can summon toads and monkeys.<ref>''Boruto'' episode 119</ref> Contracts remain active even after death, allowing those revived with the [[Impure World Reincarnation]] to perform summons they established when they were alive.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 530, page 14</ref> |
Before an animal can be summoned, a prospective summoner must first form a contract with the animal and/or its species. In the case of the [[toad]]s, the contract is a scroll that the summoner signs their name to using their own blood and further marks with the fingerprints of one of their hands.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 92, page 18</ref> [[Orochimaru]] has the [[snake]]s' contract tattooed to his arms, which he smears with blood each time he wants to perform a summoning.<ref name="c165">''Naruto'' chapter 165, pages 18-19</ref> A user can summon different species provided they have signed the respective contracts, as [[Sasuke Uchiha]] is able to summon snakes and [[hawk]]s<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 477, page 9</ref> while [[Konohamaru Sarutobi]] can summon toads and monkeys.<ref>''Boruto'' episode 119</ref> Contracts remain active even after death, allowing those revived with the [[Impure World Reincarnation]] to perform summons they established when they were alive.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 530, page 14</ref> |
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| − | To actually summon an animal, users apply some of their blood to the hand they signed the contract with. Usually they bite one of their fingers to accomplish this, but blood from injuries elsewhere on their body can also be used. They press the hands' five fingers to the ground and channel chakra to the hand, summoning the animal to that location.<ref name="Fan">''[[Hyō no Sho]]'', page 163</ref> The amount of chakra gathered in the hand determines the size and number of animals that are summoned: if too little chakra is offered, only a small, young animal will be summoned;<ref name="c165"/> by offering large amounts of chakra, multiple adult animals can be summoned simultaneously.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 430, pages 2-3</ref> Two people who have signed the same contract can pool their chakra to summon especially large animals.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 650, page 6</ref> If an individual has access to the blood of someone who has signed an animal's contract, they can use the blood to summon the animal; the individual will need to provide their own chakra, however.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 363 |
+ | To actually summon an animal, users apply some of their blood to the hand they signed the contract with. Usually they bite one of their fingers to accomplish this, but blood from injuries elsewhere on their body can also be used. They press the hands' five fingers to the ground and channel chakra to the hand, summoning the animal to that location.<ref name="Fan">''[[Hyō no Sho]]'', page 163</ref> The amount of chakra gathered in the hand determines the size and number of animals that are summoned: if too little chakra is offered, only a small, young animal will be summoned;<ref name="c165"/> by offering large amounts of chakra, multiple adult animals can be summoned simultaneously.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 430, pages 2-3</ref> Two people who have signed the same contract can pool their chakra to summon especially large animals.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 650, page 6</ref> If an individual has access to the blood of someone who has signed an animal's contract, they can use the blood to summon the animal; the individual will need to provide their own chakra, however.<ref name="c363">''Naruto'' chapter 363</ref> |
| − | Animals are typically summoned in order to lend assistance to their summoner, either by carrying out tasks or joining them in combat. Summoners will sometimes use their summons as a base for other [[jutsu]], as with [[Summoning: Food Cart Destroyer Technique]] and [[Summoning: Quick Beheading Dance]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 124, pages 9-11</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 214, pages 15-17</ref> But summoned animals are not actually required to do anything and may choose instead to harm their summoner; [[Manda]] routinely threatens to kill his summoners.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 171, page 2</ref> Animals can even refuse their summoner's attempt to summon them by sending another of their species in their place.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 634, page 1</ref> Animals are not summoned indefinitely and will return to wherever they were summoned from when they tire out and/or enough time has passed.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 642, page 8</ref> |
+ | Animals are typically summoned in order to lend assistance to their summoner, either by carrying out tasks or joining them in combat. Summoners will sometimes use their summons as a base for other [[jutsu]], as with [[Summoning: Food Cart Destroyer Technique]] and [[Summoning: Quick Beheading Dance]].<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 124, pages 9-11</ref><ref>''Naruto'' chapter 214, pages 15-17</ref> But summoned animals are not actually required to do anything and may choose instead to harm their summoner; [[Manda]] routinely threatens to kill his summoners.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 171, page 2</ref> Animals can even refuse their summoner's attempt to summon them by sending another of their species in their place.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 634, page 1</ref> Animals are not summoned indefinitely and will return to wherever they were summoned from when they tire out and/or enough time has passed.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 642, page 8</ref> Summoners can take advantage of this by riding along when their summon returns home, granting them a quick means of escaping an area.<ref name="c363"/> |
Having the [[Rinnegan]] allows the user to circumvent several of the Summoning Technique's normal limitations. Using the [[Animal Path]], Rinnegan users can [[Summoning Rinnegan|summon]] dozens of different animals (and even [[Konan|people]]) without the need for blood. It is only with the Rinnegan that the [[Demonic Statue of the Outer Path]] can be summoned, whose actions are directly controlled by the Rinnegan user.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 606, pages 12-14</ref> [[Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki]] – the originator of the Rinnegan – is able to summon five people and the nine [[tailed beast]]s from [[Kaguya's Dimension]]s,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 690, pages 14-17</ref> though he needs the chakra of seventeen dead [[Kage]] to do so.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 686, page 1</ref> |
Having the [[Rinnegan]] allows the user to circumvent several of the Summoning Technique's normal limitations. Using the [[Animal Path]], Rinnegan users can [[Summoning Rinnegan|summon]] dozens of different animals (and even [[Konan|people]]) without the need for blood. It is only with the Rinnegan that the [[Demonic Statue of the Outer Path]] can be summoned, whose actions are directly controlled by the Rinnegan user.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 606, pages 12-14</ref> [[Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki]] – the originator of the Rinnegan – is able to summon five people and the nine [[tailed beast]]s from [[Kaguya's Dimension]]s,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 690, pages 14-17</ref> though he needs the chakra of seventeen dead [[Kage]] to do so.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 686, page 1</ref> |
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== Known Summoning Domains == |
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* [[Kurama]] can apparently identify who is trying to summon it,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 561, page 11</ref> something other summons have not been able to do.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 96, pages 4-5</ref> Similarly, any person who has summoned Kurama must continually provide their own chakra in order to keep it under their control.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 502 page 13-17</ref> |
* [[Kurama]] can apparently identify who is trying to summon it,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 561, page 11</ref> something other summons have not been able to do.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 96, pages 4-5</ref> Similarly, any person who has summoned Kurama must continually provide their own chakra in order to keep it under their control.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 502 page 13-17</ref> |
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* In the anime, [[Shiromari]] is summoned for a fifty year period because of a scroll left by its summoner before they died. When the scroll was destroyed, Shiromari was finally able to return home.<ref>''Naruto'' episode 194</ref> |
* In the anime, [[Shiromari]] is summoned for a fifty year period because of a scroll left by its summoner before they died. When the scroll was destroyed, Shiromari was finally able to return home.<ref>''Naruto'' episode 194</ref> |
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| − | * In the anime, attempting to summon an animal without first signing a contract teleports the user to the home of the animal they have a natural affinity for. <ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 127</ref> |
+ | * In the ''Naruto: Shippūden'' anime, attempting to summon an animal without first signing a contract teleports the user to the home of the animal they have a natural affinity for. <ref>''Naruto: Shippūden'' episode 127</ref> In the ''Boruto'' anime, attempting to do this simply results in failure.<ref>''Boruto'' episode 4</ref> |
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== See Also == |
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Revision as of 18:21, 18 July 2020
The Summoning Technique allows the user to transport a target to their location.
Overview
The toads' summoning contract.
Before an animal can be summoned, a prospective summoner must first form a contract with the animal and/or its species. In the case of the toads, the contract is a scroll that the summoner signs their name to using their own blood and further marks with the fingerprints of one of their hands.[3] Orochimaru has the snakes' contract tattooed to his arms, which he smears with blood each time he wants to perform a summoning.[4] A user can summon different species provided they have signed the respective contracts, as Sasuke Uchiha is able to summon snakes and hawks[5] while Konohamaru Sarutobi can summon toads and monkeys.[6] Contracts remain active even after death, allowing those revived with the Impure World Reincarnation to perform summons they established when they were alive.[7]
To actually summon an animal, users apply some of their blood to the hand they signed the contract with. Usually they bite one of their fingers to accomplish this, but blood from injuries elsewhere on their body can also be used. They press the hands' five fingers to the ground and channel chakra to the hand, summoning the animal to that location.[8] The amount of chakra gathered in the hand determines the size and number of animals that are summoned: if too little chakra is offered, only a small, young animal will be summoned;[4] by offering large amounts of chakra, multiple adult animals can be summoned simultaneously.[9] Two people who have signed the same contract can pool their chakra to summon especially large animals.[10] If an individual has access to the blood of someone who has signed an animal's contract, they can use the blood to summon the animal; the individual will need to provide their own chakra, however.[11]
Animals are typically summoned in order to lend assistance to their summoner, either by carrying out tasks or joining them in combat. Summoners will sometimes use their summons as a base for other jutsu, as with Summoning: Food Cart Destroyer Technique and Summoning: Quick Beheading Dance.[12][13] But summoned animals are not actually required to do anything and may choose instead to harm their summoner; Manda routinely threatens to kill his summoners.[14] Animals can even refuse their summoner's attempt to summon them by sending another of their species in their place.[15] Animals are not summoned indefinitely and will return to wherever they were summoned from when they tire out and/or enough time has passed.[16] Summoners can take advantage of this by riding along when their summon returns home, granting them a quick means of escaping an area.[11]
Having the Rinnegan allows the user to circumvent several of the Summoning Technique's normal limitations. Using the Animal Path, Rinnegan users can summon dozens of different animals (and even people) without the need for blood. It is only with the Rinnegan that the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path can be summoned, whose actions are directly controlled by the Rinnegan user.[17] Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki – the originator of the Rinnegan – is able to summon five people and the nine tailed beasts from Kaguya's Dimensions,[18] though he needs the chakra of seventeen dead Kage to do so.[19]
Known Summoning Domains
- Mount Myōboku (Toads)
- Ryūchi Cave (Snakes)
- Shikkotsu Forest (Slugs)
Trivia
- "Kuchiyose" (口寄せ, literally meaning: drawing in to speak) refers to the practice of allowing spirits to possess one's body and speak through it.
- A technique formulae (術式, jutsu-shiki) is produced at the hand's location when a summoning is performed. Like with seals, these formulae are a random assortment of Kanji, Hindi script, and other symbols.
- Animals can summon those who have signed contracts with them using the Reverse Summoning Technique.[20]
- Kurama can apparently identify who is trying to summon it,[21] something other summons have not been able to do.[22] Similarly, any person who has summoned Kurama must continually provide their own chakra in order to keep it under their control.[23]
- In the anime, Shiromari is summoned for a fifty year period because of a scroll left by its summoner before they died. When the scroll was destroyed, Shiromari was finally able to return home.[24]
- In the Naruto: Shippūden anime, attempting to summon an animal without first signing a contract teleports the user to the home of the animal they have a natural affinity for. [25] In the Boruto anime, attempting to do this simply results in failure.[26]
See Also
References
- ↑ Rin no Sho, page 182
- ↑ Naruto chapter 477, page 9
- ↑ Naruto chapter 92, page 18
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Naruto chapter 165, pages 18-19
- ↑ Naruto chapter 477, page 9
- ↑ Boruto episode 119
- ↑ Naruto chapter 530, page 14
- ↑ Hyō no Sho, page 163
- ↑ Naruto chapter 430, pages 2-3
- ↑ Naruto chapter 650, page 6
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Naruto chapter 363
- ↑ Naruto chapter 124, pages 9-11
- ↑ Naruto chapter 214, pages 15-17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 171, page 2
- ↑ Naruto chapter 634, page 1
- ↑ Naruto chapter 642, page 8
- ↑ Naruto chapter 606, pages 12-14
- ↑ Naruto chapter 690, pages 14-17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 686, page 1
- ↑ Naruto chapter 409, page 9
- ↑ Naruto chapter 561, page 11
- ↑ Naruto chapter 96, pages 4-5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 502 page 13-17
- ↑ Naruto episode 194
- ↑ Naruto: Shippūden episode 127
- ↑ Boruto episode 4
