Dark Release: Judgment

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Name
Kanji	冥遁,・邪自滅斗
Rōmaji	Meiton: Jajjimento
Literal English	Dark Release: Wicked Self-Destruction Extraction
English anime	Shade Style: Judgment
Debut
Appears in	Anime, Manga, Game, Movie
Data
Classification	Kekkei Genkai, Ninjutsu
Nature	Dark Release
Rank	B-rank
Class	Offensive
Range	Mid to Long range
Hand seals	Snake
Other jutsu
Parent jutsu	Dark Release: Inhaling Maw
Users Kin Tsuchi Daraku Kougoushii Shinmei Kougoushii Zero-Tails Maru Hydra Bane Namikaze Uzumaki Saito Uchiha Azumi Sato Kakuzu Uchiha Ryuga Ketsueki Chinka Eiseiyake Rayno Uchiha Zero Akata Hayate Akimoto Raioneru Sasamoto Kurokishi Shinto Sairento Yami Kurozetsu Hiruko Ryūto Shinto Draco Kihaku Saito Kaasage Tachinai Kaosuteki Ryūou Ryō Shirubā Mangetsu Himura Arashi Toyotomi Kasō Hekikan Inari Okami Arata Reigen Qūirinus Kurasa Mamaru Haru Uzumaki Kagen Hochūami Talimi Amaya Uzumaki Gin Sato Raiden Otsutsuki Kagani Hyuga Bane Namikaze Unagi Akashima Dark Soushiki Ōtsutsuki Ankokumaru Ōtsutsuki Ōkuninushi Hatake

The user converts the chakra absorbed with Dark Release: Inhaling Maw into light blue flames, turning it back on his enemies with amplified strength to blow them away. The flames are expelled through the lower square of the mark on the user's left hand.

Ryō Shirubā's version

After absorbing chakra from slicing his opponents with the kusarigama, the seal inscribed onto the butt of it will begin to glow. Absorbed into Ryō, he will then raise his free hand and fire a concentrated blue flame-like blast. In unison with his Dark Release: Kettle Technique, he can entrap his opponent within a jar-shaped canister of blue flame.

Mamaru version

Do to Mamaru's lack of a mark, the light blue flames are expelled from either palm. However he is also seen expelling the flames though his mouth as well.

Trivia

• The technique's name is a pun, similar to certain techniques of Kumogakure-ninjas, in which it has an English name with a given kanji that somewhat match the pronunciation.
• The light blue flames seen in this technique are likely a reference to the "Will-o-Wisp," as the "Dark" (冥, kurai) in "Dark Release" (冥遁, Meiton) means "gloomy; ghostly; night; underworld".