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editEarth Release: Moving Earth Core
Name
Kanji 土遁・地動核
Rōmaji Doton: Chidōkaku
Viz print media Earth Style: Mobile Core
Debut
Appears in Anime, Manga
Data
Classification Ninjutsu
Nature
Class Offensive, Defensive, Supplementary
Range All ranges
Derived jutsu
Users
  • Renshi
  • Hajime Uzumaki
  • Dan Katō
  • Hebimaru Ōtsutsuki
  • Saemon Ōtsutsuki
  • Souma Nara
  • Baru Hyuga
  • Kagutsuchi Nara
  • Waki Uchiha
  • Amaya Sarutobi
  • Ayame Inuzuka
  • Obito Hatake
  • Souji Senju
  • Gin
  • Chimu
  • Chikara Shima
  • Sakin
  • Yanaga
  • Kurokami Shima
  • Katame Shima
  • Zenryoku
  • Kazumi Shima
  • Zoruka
  • Saeko
  • Tsume Asanodoki
  • Iwao Kishimoto
  • Ritsuko Raiden
  • Drazil Tsurugi
  • Hikaru Arashi
  • Ninigi Senju
  • Taiyō Senju
  • Zenkei
  • Kaio Uchiha
  • Katsumi Hyūga
  • Hayato kamikaze
  • Natsumi Hōzuki
  • Ryuji Uchiha
  • Shizuka Fūma
  • Kanda Kazuo
  • Miyako Saitama

The technique grants the user the ability to lower or raise the ground in the surrounding area, allowing them to create giant holes in the ground or avoid attacks. The size of the affected area as well as the depths that it is lowered or raised to is also up to the user. With precise timing, this technique can be used to endanger opponents by moving them into the path of an oncoming attack reducing their reaction time as well as knocking them off balance making it even harder to avoid the attack. Other than being moved below or above ground — relative to the surrounding surface — the terrain is not altered as plant life and people retain their same positions when this technique is used.

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