A kamayari (usually written as kama yari literally "sickle spear") is a medieval Japanese spear to which a single-edged, sickle-shaped blade is attached. The kama yari was likely used in a similar fashion as a hook. The sickle blade was usually large enough to hold the head, neck or jaw (when in a tree), or to hook limbs of a swordsman on the ground, as well as to dismount a horseman.
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| - A kamayari (usually written as kama yari literally "sickle spear") is a medieval Japanese spear to which a single-edged, sickle-shaped blade is attached. The kama yari was likely used in a similar fashion as a hook. The sickle blade was usually large enough to hold the head, neck or jaw (when in a tree), or to hook limbs of a swordsman on the ground, as well as to dismount a horseman.
- Kamayari was a spear with hooked prongs on the tip used by ninja. The prongs could catch and rend an opponent after wounding him with the initial strike.
- To use, the user would channel a huge amount of chakra to his hand, creating a concentration of chakra that becomes visible. Then by adding Water-natured chakra to it and shaping it in the form of a ball of concentrated chakra with multiple small razor blade like spears around it. Then, the user would begin propagating his chakra which would result in formation of wild stream of chakra with unusual blades, which produces a sound similar to gushing water. Finally, he would begin stabilizing the wild stream of chakra, causing it to warp around the users hand and take the shape of mild blue flames, and have shimmers of some kind flowing through them, giving them an appearance similar to rippling water. The core is of a distinctively dark blue and the ever oscillating outer sections are of a m
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| - A kamayari (usually written as kama yari literally "sickle spear") is a medieval Japanese spear to which a single-edged, sickle-shaped blade is attached. The kama yari was likely used in a similar fashion as a hook. The sickle blade was usually large enough to hold the head, neck or jaw (when in a tree), or to hook limbs of a swordsman on the ground, as well as to dismount a horseman.
- To use, the user would channel a huge amount of chakra to his hand, creating a concentration of chakra that becomes visible. Then by adding Water-natured chakra to it and shaping it in the form of a ball of concentrated chakra with multiple small razor blade like spears around it. Then, the user would begin propagating his chakra which would result in formation of wild stream of chakra with unusual blades, which produces a sound similar to gushing water. Finally, he would begin stabilizing the wild stream of chakra, causing it to warp around the users hand and take the shape of mild blue flames, and have shimmers of some kind flowing through them, giving them an appearance similar to rippling water. The core is of a distinctively dark blue and the ever oscillating outer sections are of a more light tone of blue. This stream then will be shot towards the opponent(S), unlike other ninjutsu's instead of harming or killing the opponent, upon impact it would tranquilize the opponent, weaken his killing intent, weaken a target by robbing its strength and capacity of movement and finally would slowly disintegrate their chakra.
- Kamayari was a spear with hooked prongs on the tip used by ninja. The prongs could catch and rend an opponent after wounding him with the initial strike.
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