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| rdfs:comment | - Ayatsuri uses his chakra threads to access the targets mind and copy the technique(s) before transmitting them to another target, enabling the second target to use the techniques of the first given that they have enough chakra and skill to do so. Once used the technique is permanently learned and will be able to be used at will. This is limited to copying only techniques such as taijutsu, ninjutsu, genjutsu, and kinjutsu that do NOT require the use of a specific bloodline Kekkei Genkai or dojutsu unless the target possesses those traits as well. Meaning that a jutsu that requires Wind Nature can be transmitted to a target that does not possess that nature and they will be able to employ the technique but at a much lower strength, while a technique that requires Blaze Release which can only
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| abstract | - Ayatsuri uses his chakra threads to access the targets mind and copy the technique(s) before transmitting them to another target, enabling the second target to use the techniques of the first given that they have enough chakra and skill to do so. Once used the technique is permanently learned and will be able to be used at will. This is limited to copying only techniques such as taijutsu, ninjutsu, genjutsu, and kinjutsu that do NOT require the use of a specific bloodline Kekkei Genkai or dojutsu unless the target possesses those traits as well. Meaning that a jutsu that requires Wind Nature can be transmitted to a target that does not possess that nature and they will be able to employ the technique but at a much lower strength, while a technique that requires Blaze Release which can only be used by manipulating the flames of the Amaterasu can NOT be transmitted into a target unless they are in possession of the needed dojutsu and the level of mastery required to access the Amaterasu. This technique has no discernible drawbacks with the exception of the timing required to either over power the initial target's will if they are unwilling or to catch them unawares.
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