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Tsukuyomi 

Tsukuyomi: literally "Moon Reader", named after the Shinto moon god, Tsukuyomi. One of Uchiha Itachi's kekkei genkai techniques enabled by the Mangekyou Sharingan, Tsukuyomi is perhaps the most powerful visual genjutsu ever used. Simply by making eye contact with the victim, Itachi can use Tsukuyomi to transport them to an illusionary world of Itachi's creation. This world seems to have several constants: a dark crimson sky with a full moon and black outlines of objects and/or people seen inside it. Because Itachi created this alternate reality, his control of it is absolute, including the flow of time itself. Limited only by his own imagination, he is able to torture an opponent in any way he desires, leaving them crippled and in a state of severe mental collapse. This technique also requires a large amount of chakra to perform, which limits Itachi's use of it.
Itachi: "Tsukuyomi."

Kakashi: *falls to the ground after enduring three days of continuous torture in the space of a moment*
Tsukuyomi by Kazama Arashi October 14, 2008
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Tsukuyomi 

Tsukuyomi is the most powerful genjutsu in existence.
It is said that it represents the “Spiritual world and Darkness”
“Bro my girlfriend broke up with me it feels like i’m trapped in a Tsukuyomi”

“That girl was so hot she had me in a Tsukuyomi”
Tsukuyomi by LuciusAscen August 18, 2018

Tsukuyomi 

Tsukuyomi means "Shinto, God of the Moon".
In Naruto, Uchiha Itachi uses this as a jutsu.
It gives him the power to cause terrible tourment to a person inside their head... The jutsu doesn't follow any sort of timeline and what seems like mere seconds, could easily be many years of heavy torture... Making it an incredibly powerful jutsu. This jutsu also uses amazingly high levels of chakra and is uses very rarely, due to this.
Itachi: I just used Tsukuyomi on him... He has spent the last 5 years reliving his family's death.
Kakashi: You're sick.
Tsukuyomi by -VigilanteNFX- September 18, 2005

infinite tsukuyomi 

Infinite tsukuyomi is a genjutsu used by uchiha madara, the main antagonist of the 4th great ninja war from naruto shippuden, madara is in ten tails state when using this taking roughly 15-20 mins, its a very tall plant like thing with a red rinnegan on the top, anybody exposed to the moon when active will go into eternal genjutsu only broken by naruto and sasuke, the affected also have rinnegan eyes when effected
Madara activated infinite tsukuyomi, well sasuke lets go rip each others arms off

Render Tsukuyomi 

A being filled with great hate, guilt, and sadness.
hey look it's Render Tsukuyomi better stay away

Tsukkomi 

A Japanese word with multiple meanings. Particularly, a term used in Japanese comedy to denote:

1. The act of pointing out that something is ridiculous or silly. Usually this is something another person (known as the "boke") says or does. May involve violence towards the boke, such as hitting them on the head with a fan (esp. in anime) or slapping them on the forehead.

2. The person who does the tsukkomi.
Boke: "Hi, I'm Bob."
Tsukkomi: "Nice to meet you Bob, my name is Tiffany."
Boke: *Gets down on one knee and pulls out ring* "Do you want to get married?"
Tsukkomi: "Well that escalated quickly."
Boke: "That was a nice tsukkomi. ...so... should I take that as a yes, or...?"
Tsukkomi: *Walks away"
Boke: "... huh. I'm sure that was the perfect timing though."
Tsukkomi by VVayfarer November 28, 2018

Ikuto Tsukiyomi 

Ikuto is one of the hottest anime characters of all time, though he is hotter in the manga (my opinion).


He is one of the characters of Shugo Chara and is introduced in Episode One.
His Chara is called Yoru. Yoru has yellow cat-like eyes, blue hair and has blue ears. When they Character transform, they are called Black Lynx.

Ikuto has a younger sister called Utau Tsukiyomi, who has a MAJOR brother complex/ wants to be his girlfriend, but she gets over that stage.

Ikuto met Amu Hinamori in episode one, and has teased her to bits since them.
Ikuto said he liked her in chapter 31 of shugo chara (Maybe 32, not quite sure) and she brushed him off as joking, but we all know she loves Ikuto. (:P to Tadamu followers)

Ikuto also loves to tease Tadase Hotori, Tadase use to call Ikuto, "Oni-tan" when they were younger but now, Tadase thinks of him as his mortal enemy, espicially with Amu.

He is under the control of Easter, and they are using him, making him turn into Death Rebel during the 33rd Chapter.
Ikuto Tsukiyomi, a hot blue eyed,blue haired Bishonen!

Amuto 4TW.
Ikuto Tsukiyomi by Sky Jack October 18, 2008
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