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| - Unique to Samurai, this technique employs the concept of chakra flow in a similar manner to the Flying Swallow and Sword of Kusanagi: Chidori Katana techniques. Through the use of chakra flow, the user channels their chakra through their swords, extending both the reach and cutting ability of the blade, while allowing the user to fire crescents of chakra whenever the blade is swung. This released chakra is capable of great destruction, as shown from how these projectiles completely penetrated a considerable stone pillar, before continuing to damage the immediate surroundings.
- The samurai have also shown the ability to use shape transformation during the implementation of this technique, sculpting their respective chakra blades into various rudimentary weapons that extend beyond the natural dimensions of their original swords; such as broadswords, spiked shafts and even axes. This capability allows them to rely on smaller swords while retaining greater reach, damage and the possibility of conducting surprise attacks as necessary.
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| Users
| - Eri, Yasushi Masa, Susumu Uchiha, Norio Uzumaki, Katsu Katashi, Zaraki, Hajime Uchiha, Itami Sarutobi, Kato Kenshin, Karasu Youkai, Kaijū Senshi, Isshin Kagerō, Izaya Jun, Nekomaru, Tenzen Iga, Tatsuo Hizashi, Gin Yasuhiro, Zori , Itachi Amahara, Rei Kishi, Fuurin, Sarurai Kazan, Sunate Nikakusa, Kōzuki Sarutobi, Nobukata Sanada, Ōritsuhi Tsubaki, Tokugawa, Hideyoshi, Meiro Uzumaki, Kazuhide, Yūrei, Takao Fujitate, Hitori Koyama, Ryū Uzumaki, Jishin Ochitsuka, Kantaro Matsunaga, Sei Sukiru, Shojo Sōdomasutā, Hotaru Yanma, Akichua Kobayashi, Meimei Uchiha, Kanna Ryōgi, Ashioto, Hangaku, Taira Minamoto, Izuna Uchiha , Yoru, Yuki Kaneko, Hikari Chōjin, Kisara Sumeragi, Kaiba Hanamaru, Yamato Sumeragi, Raiku Uchiha, Gekihen, Satoshi Mamoru, Ikiryō Honzo, Okubo, Kintaro Uchiha
- Mifune, Yoshiteru, Okisuke~anime, Tatewaki~anime
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| abstract
| - The samurai have also shown the ability to use shape transformation during the implementation of this technique, sculpting their respective chakra blades into various rudimentary weapons that extend beyond the natural dimensions of their original swords; such as broadswords, spiked shafts and even axes. This capability allows them to rely on smaller swords while retaining greater reach, damage and the possibility of conducting surprise attacks as necessary. This transformational quality also appears to extend to even the crescents of chakra launched from the blade, forming a diverse range of projectiles that includes giant buzzsaws and shafts of chakra, the shape of which are seemingly dependent on the structure of the previously formed weapon.
- Unique to Samurai, this technique employs the concept of chakra flow in a similar manner to the Flying Swallow and Sword of Kusanagi: Chidori Katana techniques. Through the use of chakra flow, the user channels their chakra through their swords, extending both the reach and cutting ability of the blade, while allowing the user to fire crescents of chakra whenever the blade is swung. This released chakra is capable of great destruction, as shown from how these projectiles completely penetrated a considerable stone pillar, before continuing to damage the immediate surroundings. The samurai have also shown the ability to use shape transformation during the implementation of this technique, sculpting their respective chakra blades into various rudimentary weapons that extend beyond the natural dimensions of their original swords; such as broadswords, spiked shafts and even axes. This capability allows them to rely on smaller swords reminiscent of wakizashi, while attaining greater reach, damage and the possibility of conducting surprise attacks as necessary. This transformational quality also appears to extend to even the crescents of chakra launched from the blade, forming a diverse range of projectiles that includes giant buzzsaws and shafts of chakra, the shape of which are seemingly dependent on the structure of the previously formed weapon.
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