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by Taijutsu:
Rinnegan Taijutsu:
combines highspeed Taijutsu with paralyzing pressure points to brake down opponent.
Nature type:
Fire
Wind
Lightning
Earth
Water
Yin and yang
Banshō Ten'in:
Is a technique similar to Shinra Tensei in that it manipulates gravity at the users will, however instead of pushing objects away, it draws them towards the user. It is unknown if it can be used in a similar scale as Shinra Tensei or if it has the same five three limit.
Shinra Tensei:
Is the ability to manipulate gravity at the users will to repulse matter away. Depending on the amount of force Nagato puts in this jutsu, it can easily shatter wood, bones, stone, metal, or even some of the most powerful defenses. By using this technique as a defensive measure, all attacks directed to the user will be deflected, no matter the size, power or mass; however, it has been shown that it is possible to withstand this technique. The only downside to this technique is that there is a short period when it is unusable after being used, though only for roughly three seconds.
Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique:
By channeling his power Akadou can re-infuse new life force energy to the dead bodies of those recently killed. With their rejuvenated bodies acting as an anchor, the individual souls are then able to leave the crossroad between life and the afterlife, returning back to their physical vessels. The jutsu targets all the individuals killed bye the enemy.
Chibaku Tensei:
The user creates a dark black sphere of gravity that, when thrown into the sky, attracts objects from all directions and pulls them into the sphere, compressing them together. The surrounding earth, including forests and mountains, are collected into a single point, piling on top of one another until it creates a large sphere. A large crater is left where the earth has been collected from.
Elemental Cataclizum:
Controls the weather crating a massive destuctive storm to utalize all 6 elements combined with Chibaku Tensei to trap the enemy and Ended with Kirin.
Rinnegan Taijutsu:
combines highspeed Taijutsu with paralyzing pressure points to brake down opponent.
Nature type:
Fire
Wind
Lightning
Earth
Water
Yin and yang
Banshō Ten'in:
Is a technique similar to Shinra Tensei in that it manipulates gravity at the users will, however instead of pushing objects away, it draws them towards the user. It is unknown if it can be used in a similar scale as Shinra Tensei or if it has the same five three limit.
Shinra Tensei:
Is the ability to manipulate gravity at the users will to repulse matter away. Depending on the amount of force Nagato puts in this jutsu, it can easily shatter wood, bones, stone, metal, or even some of the most powerful defenses. By using this technique as a defensive measure, all attacks directed to the user will be deflected, no matter the size, power or mass; however, it has been shown that it is possible to withstand this technique. The only downside to this technique is that there is a short period when it is unusable after being used, though only for roughly three seconds.
Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique:
By channeling his power Akadou can re-infuse new life force energy to the dead bodies of those recently killed. With their rejuvenated bodies acting as an anchor, the individual souls are then able to leave the crossroad between life and the afterlife, returning back to their physical vessels. The jutsu targets all the individuals killed bye the enemy.
Chibaku Tensei:
The user creates a dark black sphere of gravity that, when thrown into the sky, attracts objects from all directions and pulls them into the sphere, compressing them together. The surrounding earth, including forests and mountains, are collected into a single point, piling on top of one another until it creates a large sphere. A large crater is left where the earth has been collected from.
Elemental Cataclizum:
Controls the weather crating a massive destuctive storm to utalize all 6 elements combined with Chibaku Tensei to trap the enemy and Ended with Kirin.
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