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| rdfs:label | - Demonic Mirroring Ice Formation
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| rdfs:comment | - In addition to providing a powerful shield against attacks, and retaining the mirroring properties of the original, this technique can also be utilized for novel purposes. The first of these is a durable midair platform, allowing the user and their allies to assume position outside the range of most earthbound assaults. Perhaps an even more unique use is found between Tokino's combined application of this technique with Kazuhide's Sharingan-based techniques. Inspired by records of the use of Infinite Tsukuyomi during the Fourth Shinobi World War, Tokino reflects the image of Kazuhide's dōjutsu, allowing his genjutsu to be applied without direct eye contact. This collaborative effect has been applied in different manners, such as reflecting his illusions around corners or generating a large
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| jutsu type | |
| debut shippuden | |
| literal english | - Demonic Mirroring Ice Formation
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| jutsu classification | - Kekkei Genkai~Ice Release, Ninjutsu
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| unnamed jutsu | |
| parent jutsu | - Demonic Mirroring Ice Crystals
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| hand signs | - Technique specific hand seal
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| jutsu class type | - Offensive, Defensive, Supplementary
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| abstract | - In addition to providing a powerful shield against attacks, and retaining the mirroring properties of the original, this technique can also be utilized for novel purposes. The first of these is a durable midair platform, allowing the user and their allies to assume position outside the range of most earthbound assaults. Perhaps an even more unique use is found between Tokino's combined application of this technique with Kazuhide's Sharingan-based techniques. Inspired by records of the use of Infinite Tsukuyomi during the Fourth Shinobi World War, Tokino reflects the image of Kazuhide's dōjutsu, allowing his genjutsu to be applied without direct eye contact. This collaborative effect has been applied in different manners, such as reflecting his illusions around corners or generating a large mirror above a targeted area to ensnare several opponents simultaneously.
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