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Jutsu
A Jutsu is magic used a famous anime named NARUTO. It usually takes up chakra which is how they can use Jutsus. However, the has a limited amount you can use.
Jutsus: Chidori, fire style: fire ball Jutsu, water clones, shadow clone Jutsu, and rasengan. Of corse, there are plenty more.
Jutsu by Witherstorm April 14, 2021
talk no jutsu
Talk no Jutsu (also known as Therapy no Jutsu), commonly abbreviated as TnJ, is Naruto Uzumaki's strongest jutsu. Using it, he can talk to the most evil, depressed, monstrous, horrible person and make them change their entire life's ideology in the matter of minutes.
This jutsu was taught to Naruto by his mentor Iruka Umino when he tried to save Naruto even though Naruto was blamed for his parents death. TnJ also seems to be Iruka Umino's only jutsu.
Obito Uchiha, is the only known Uchiha to be TnJ-able by Naruto but was at first unable to work and ends up strangling Naruto. So Naruto developed Punch no Jutsu, bringing Obito to a new level of TnJ and being TnJ-ed by himself. With the combined power of Sage Mode and Tailed Beast Mode, Naruto unlocked a new wallpaper for his TnJ, a wallpaper so powerful not even the parallax wallpapers of iOS 7 can defeat. It seems that Naruto enhances his Talk no Jutsu with Flashback no Jutsu, a variant of the mother jutsu which usually accompanies the former. Obito, in this case, was punched so hard that he was put into flashback and started to TnJ on himself.
This jutsu was taught to Naruto by his mentor Iruka Umino when he tried to save Naruto even though Naruto was blamed for his parents death. TnJ also seems to be Iruka Umino's only jutsu.
Obito Uchiha, is the only known Uchiha to be TnJ-able by Naruto but was at first unable to work and ends up strangling Naruto. So Naruto developed Punch no Jutsu, bringing Obito to a new level of TnJ and being TnJ-ed by himself. With the combined power of Sage Mode and Tailed Beast Mode, Naruto unlocked a new wallpaper for his TnJ, a wallpaper so powerful not even the parallax wallpapers of iOS 7 can defeat. It seems that Naruto enhances his Talk no Jutsu with Flashback no Jutsu, a variant of the mother jutsu which usually accompanies the former. Obito, in this case, was punched so hard that he was put into flashback and started to TnJ on himself.
talk no jutsu by Randomguy48 October 4, 2016
Battou No Jutsu
It is the base stance for the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryu sword fighting technique with the objective of efficiently eliminating each opponent with a single swing of the weilder's katana.
The samurai warrior readies himself as demonstrates the initial form of his attack using the Battou no Jutsu stance.
Battou No Jutsu by Oxxy_Montalvy September 30, 2016
talk no jutsu
talk no jutsu by arithmeticisbad March 7, 2021
Talk no Jutsu
The most OP jutsu in all of Naruto created by the 7th Hokage Naruto Uzumaki. This jutsu doesn't require any hand signs at all, just some depressing ass background music and a sob story that can relate to the opponents. What makes it even deadlier is that there is no counter for it and it doesn't even use up any of the user's chakra. Naruto has most notably defeated opponents such as Gaara, Nagato Uzumaki, and Obito Uchiha with this OP jutsu.
Talk no Jutsu by DuDe2DuBz February 19, 2021
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