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rdfs:label | - Flying Thunder God Technique (ParaDoxPrimeCadet)
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rdfs:comment | - To activate this technique, the user places a special seal or to mark an intended destination. After this is done, they can at will enter a dimensional void that instantaneously transports them to the location of the seal. The mark can be applied to almost any area through brief physical contact, including an opponent or other surrounding feature. Because this technique is able to affect anything that is in contact with the user or somehow connected to their chakra, they can also use this technique to teleport other objects or people, though the size of the object dictates the amount of chakra required. As Minato also noted, the marking formula never disappears from a marked target. The technique is apparently extremely complex as lesser skilled users need to work together to perform it.
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literal english | - Flying Thunder God Technique
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jutsu classification | - Ninjutsu, Space–Time Ninjutsu
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jutsu media | - Anime, Manga, Game, Movie
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Users | - Hato Uchiha, Toramaru Uzumaki
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abstract | - To activate this technique, the user places a special seal or to mark an intended destination. After this is done, they can at will enter a dimensional void that instantaneously transports them to the location of the seal. The mark can be applied to almost any area through brief physical contact, including an opponent or other surrounding feature. Because this technique is able to affect anything that is in contact with the user or somehow connected to their chakra, they can also use this technique to teleport other objects or people, though the size of the object dictates the amount of chakra required. As Minato also noted, the marking formula never disappears from a marked target. The technique is apparently extremely complex as lesser skilled users need to work together to perform it.
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