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Rasengan is a ninja technique developed by the [[Fourth Hokage]]. He wanted to make it a jutsu that combined all elements, but never got to finishing it (he died). | Rasengan is a ninja technique developed by the [[Fourth Hokage]]. He wanted to make it a jutsu that combined all elements, but never got to finishing it (he died). | ||
Rasengan is a one-handed technique that isn't really a jutsu, as it doesn't require any hand signs. Rasengan is basically a ball of spinning chakra which is smashed into the opponent. | Rasengan is a one-handed technique that isn't really a jutsu, as it doesn't require any hand signs. Rasengan is basically a ball of spinning chakra which is smashed into the opponent. |
Revision as of 03:43, 2 April 2008
Original Rasengan
Rasengan is a ninja technique developed by the Fourth Hokage. He wanted to make it a jutsu that combined all elements, but never got to finishing it (he died). Rasengan is a one-handed technique that isn't really a jutsu, as it doesn't require any hand signs. Rasengan is basically a ball of spinning chakra which is smashed into the opponent.
Jiraiya learned this jutsu and soon taught it to Naruto. He broke it down into 3 steps, all training a different part of the necessary chakra control which Rasengan is all about. At the beginning, Naruto needed both his arms and sometimes even a clone's arms to control the chakra and make a Rasengan. Soon enough, Naruto developed Odama Rasengan and then Wind Release: Rasengan (the way it was intended to be; elements mixed with the chakra).
Rasengan in SL
Rasengan may be aquired in SL. It is a technique that can't be learned through the specialties.
Few have learned such a jutsu in both the game and in Naruto in general. Of course, to learn such a strong jutsu will take a load of training. Afterall, students learn from teachers.