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| rdfs:label | - Ningyōtsukai: Amplification
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| rdfs:comment | - Ayatsuri uses his Chakra Threads to take partial control of the target and temporarily amplifies their abilities by feeding them additional chakra. For instance, if an ally was preparing to use Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique Ayatsuri would augment their chakra with his own and increase the power of the technique. The effect is not permanent and will last for only ten seconds after Ayatsuri removes the threads from the target, making it painfully temporary. The skill that is increased is chosen by Ayatsuri, meaning he can choose to target specifically speed or strength or even the power of a specific jutsu and the amount of increase displayed is controlled by how much chakra Ayatsuri pushes into the target. This process can also be reversed, allowing Ayatsuri to reduce the power of
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| abstract | - Ayatsuri uses his Chakra Threads to take partial control of the target and temporarily amplifies their abilities by feeding them additional chakra. For instance, if an ally was preparing to use Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique Ayatsuri would augment their chakra with his own and increase the power of the technique. The effect is not permanent and will last for only ten seconds after Ayatsuri removes the threads from the target, making it painfully temporary. The skill that is increased is chosen by Ayatsuri, meaning he can choose to target specifically speed or strength or even the power of a specific jutsu and the amount of increase displayed is controlled by how much chakra Ayatsuri pushes into the target. This process can also be reversed, allowing Ayatsuri to reduce the power of a technique or lower specific traits, such as speed or strength by draining the target's chakra and using it to place limits on those traits. The only drawbacks of this technique are that it can leave Ayatsuri drained if the power of the technique was too greatly enhanced and that it must be timed properly due to the window it gives the opponent to attack.
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