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Ninjutsu, also known as Ninpo (忍法, Ninpō?), is a form of combat practiced by ninja.[1]

Overview

The purpose of ninjutsu is to enable ninja to perform their duties efficiently, primarily intelligence gathering and taking down enemies. Ninjutsu particularly aids ninja with stealth operations, as several techniques focus on making discreet escapes and swiftly incapacitating enemies a practitioner may encounter.[2][3]

Many ninja use weapons, with shuriken being the most common.[1] Others have been seen using swords and ropes.[4]

Techniques

Raizo's Techniques

  • Ninpo: Enton no Jutsu (忍法 煙遁の術, Ninpō: Enton no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Smoke Escape Technique"): Raizo throws a smoke ball into the ground and quickly moves to a new location while being obscured by the smokescreen.[5]
  • Ninpo: Bunshin no Jutsu (忍法 分身の術, Ninpō: Bunshin no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Clone Technique"): Multiple copies of Raizo are seen at once in various places. It is unknown whether he can actually make clones of himself or simply create speed-based illusions.[5]
  • Ninpo: Daisuki no Jutsu (忍法 大好きの術, Ninpō: Daisuki no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Loveable Technique"): Raizo leaps into the air and offers a hug.[6]
Raizo Returns Bolo Breath

Raizo uses his Maki Maki no Jutsu to wield Kaido's Bolo Breath against him.

  • Ninpo: Maki Maki no Jutsu (忍法 巻々マキマキの術, Ninpō: Maki Maki no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Scroll-Scroll Technique"): Using his Devil Fruit the Maki Maki no Mi, Raizo unrolls a scroll that can capture and store an enemy's attack inside of it. The scroll starts out normal-sized but can rapidly grow in size to intercept any attack. It was first used to intercept Kaido's Bolo Breath attack.[7]
    • Hokan (奉還, Hōkan?, literally meaning "Restoration"): After wrapping the scroll around his opponent, Raizo releases their attack from the scroll to strike them across their whole body. Before unleashing this attack, Raizo says "Return" (お返しいたす, Okaeshi itasu?) followed by the name of the opponent's attack. It was first used against Kaido to redirect his Bolo Breath attack back at him.[7]

Non-Canon

  • Ninpo: Kawarimi no Jutsu (忍法 変わり身の術, Ninpō: Kawarimi no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Body Replacement Technique"): Raizo replaces his body with a large log and reappears somewhere else, allowing him to escape an attack.[8]
  • Ninpo: Musasabi no Jutsu (忍法 ムササビの術, Ninpō: Musasabi no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Flying Squirrel Technique"): Raizo glides through the air with his arms stretched out. He uses this to escape from Solitaire.[9]

Shinobu's Techniques

  • Ninpo: Odako (忍法 大凧, Ninpō: Ōdako?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Big Kite"): Shinobu uses a large kite to evade pursuers through the air. It is large and durable enough to carry at least one additional person with Shinobu. It was first used to escape a home of an individual on whom Shinobu and Nami were spying.[2]
  • Ninpo: Kintama-Tsubushi (忍法 金玉潰し, Ninpō: Kintama-Tsubushi?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Ball-Crusher"): Shinobu throws an object that ricochets to hit her opponent's groin. It was first used against Hanzo of the Orochi Oniwabanshu.[3]
  • Ninpo: Kanashibari no Jutsu (忍法 金縛りの術, Ninpō: Kanashibari no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Paralysis Technique"): A gag technique that supposedly paralyzes Shinobu's opponent. It was first "used" against Hanzo, although he had already been incapacitated by the pain from her Ball-Crusher technique, leading Nami to question whether it was an actual technique.[3]
  • Sexy Ninpo: Kare-San-Sui (熟々セクシー忍法 枯散衰, Sekushī Ninpō: Kare San Sui?, literally meaning "Mature-Mature Ninja Art: Wither-Scatter-Decline): Shinobu touches the ceiling in which she hides and makes it collapse with the Juku Juku no Mi in order to escape. In the VIZ translation, this is called Sexy Ninpo: Rot Garden.[3] The technique's name may be a pun on karesansui (枯山水?), "dry landscape", a term for the Japanese rock garden.
  • Enton no Jutsu (煙遁えんとんの術, Enton no Jutsu?, literally meaning "Smoke Escape Technique"): An evasion technique that allow Shinobu's to escape persuaders. It was first used against Yamato, not believing the latter claim to want to help her protect Kozuki Momonosuke.[10]

Jigoku Benten's Techniques

  • Ninpo: Jigoku Biwa (忍法 地獄琵琶, Ninpō: Jigoku Biwa?, literally meaning "Ninja Art: Hell's Lute"): Used by Jigoku Benten, a member of the Orochi Oniwabanshu, she plays her biwa, which contains a hidden gun that fires a quick barrage of shots at her target. First used against Roronoa Zoro.[11]

Trivia

  • Nami's usage of her Art of Weather in front of Kin'emon and Raizo on two separate occasions was referred to as "Ninjutsu".[12][13] Later, while she accompanied Shinobu, she named one of her techniques "Ninpo".[14] Additionally like Shinobu, O-Nami was given the nickname Kunoichi (the name for a female practitioner of Ninjutsu) for her bounty issued by the Mimawarigumi of Wano Country.
  • When Robin used one of her Hana Hana no Mi abilities before Kin'emon, he associated it with "Ninjutsu". Recently, so did the Orochi Oniwabanshu when they tried to attack 'her' and it was revealed to actually be one of her clones (but they also thought it might be "Sorcery").

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 817 (p. 16-19) and Episode 768.
  2. 2.0 2.1 One Piece Manga — Vol. 92 Chapter 926 (p. 8).
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 One Piece Manga — Vol. 93 Chapter 933 (p. 8-9).
  4. One Piece Manga — Vol. 93 Chapter 932 (p. 4).
  5. 5.0 5.1 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 817 (p. 18-19) and Episode 768.
  6. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 820 (p. 14) and Episode 773.
  7. 7.0 7.1 One Piece Manga — Vol. 98 Chapter 992 (p. 14-15).
  8. One Piece Anime — Episode 769.
  9. One Piece Anime — Episode 948.
  10. One Piece Manga — Vol. 98 Chapter 989 (p. 4), Shinobu flee from Yamato.
  11. One Piece Manga — Vol. 94 Chapter 945 (p. 5), The Orochi Oniwabanshu attack Zoro.
  12. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 69 Chapter 682 (p. 14) and Episode 608.
  13. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 82 Chapter 822 (p. 11-12) and Episode 776.
  14. One Piece Manga — Vol. 93 Chapter 933 (p. 14-16).

External Links

  • Ninjutsu – Wikipedia article about ninjutsu.

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