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rdf:type
rdfs:label
  • Weapon Creation Technique
rdfs:comment
  • Bakuha can turn objects into weapons so long as the object he is changing into a weapon is the exact weight of the weapon he is creating and as long as it is made of the components of the weapon. For example, he can turn small amounts of steel into a kunai or large amounts of steel into a katana, but he cannot make a katana out of wood. Another example; he cannot turn a kunai into a katana due to Renkinjutsu's equivalent exchange laws, though he can turn an enemy kunai into a dagger or even one of his own.
dcterms:subject
jutsu type
  • Renkinjutsu
literal english
  • Weapon Creation Technique
jutsu rank
  • C
jutsu classification
  • Ninjutsu
unnamed jutsu
  • No
parent jutsu
  • Renkinjutsu
jutsu range
  • Short
hand signs
  • Hands clapped together
jutsu class type
  • Supplementary
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Users
  • Bakuha Hakoda
Romaji
  • Bukiseisei no Jutsu
Kanji
  • 武器生成の術
abstract
  • Bakuha can turn objects into weapons so long as the object he is changing into a weapon is the exact weight of the weapon he is creating and as long as it is made of the components of the weapon. For example, he can turn small amounts of steel into a kunai or large amounts of steel into a katana, but he cannot make a katana out of wood. Another example; he cannot turn a kunai into a katana due to Renkinjutsu's equivalent exchange laws, though he can turn an enemy kunai into a dagger or even one of his own. He can also use this technique to break down a weapon into it's natural ingredients. He does this by preforming the hand seal, forming the Renkinjutsu seal on the ground, and then touching the object in question. For example, if he does this to an oncoming enemy kunai, the kunai will revert back into liquid steel and be rendered useless. Like the Molecular Demolition Technique, it requires a large amount of chakra, so using it in the same battle with the Molecular Demolition Technique. It cannot be used for two weeks after it's initial use.