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| rdfs:comment | - Being drawn inwards to a spiralling void focused on their right eye, The user is instantaneously transported to virtually any location of their choosing. This is done by generating a spatial barrier, that warps anyone and anything within its confines. It can even affect chakra-based substances. To fit the situation, the spatial barrier's size and shape can be manipulated at will.
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| jutsu classification | - Kekkei Genkai~Sharingan, Dojutsu, Ninjutsu, Space-Time Ninjutsu, Barrier Ninjutsu,
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| Other Names | - Shin Uchiha's Space-Time Dojutsu
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| abstract | - Being drawn inwards to a spiralling void focused on their right eye, The user is instantaneously transported to virtually any location of their choosing. This is done by generating a spatial barrier, that warps anyone and anything within its confines. It can even affect chakra-based substances. To fit the situation, the spatial barrier's size and shape can be manipulated at will. Shin is also able to channel the usage of this technique through his Sharingan Spying Creature. Doing so allows Shin to plan for a strategic retreat should the need arise. After being temporarily incapacitated by Sakura's sneak-attack during his battle with Sasuke and Naruto, the creature was able to rescue its master while kidnapping the former before any of the latter could react. By projecting a various cone and pyramid-like spatial barriers onto targets, the user is also able to draw objects in from long distances. This is done by the user projecting the "base" of the spatial barrier at and around the target, while the "apex" of the barrier is focused on the user's eye. Once activated, anything within the outline of the said barrier is instantaneously drawn inside of the dimensional void before being at a destination specified by the user. Theoretically, any shape can be used as a spatial barrier, as the apex of said barrier will also be focused on the user's eye.
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