Rhomm
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An earth Rasengan -
The rasengan forms the swirling ball of chakra, then the earth is added....
It begins to solidify in the users hand, causing it to become brown then gray and the rasengan shrinks until a small dense ball of grayish-blue is held in the users hand, vibrations shaking the balls and cracking the surface continously, cracking showing the dense chakra beneath the surface and then reforming....
Striking the opponent with the earth infused rasengan releases the earth infused energy causing the target to be slammed into the ground a large, loud rumbling sound growing as the vibrations begin to violently shake the opponent, vibrating his very molecules as more vibrations build (p-and s waves). The resultant release of the energy into the opponent releases a shockwave into the earth (not air) causing large rifts to cascade out and forms a massive dust cloud. Opponents hit by this can be literally shaken to peices.
Basically a hand held earthquake in my view.
Use caution using this technique in Geologically active areas!

The rasengan forms the swirling ball of chakra, then the earth is added....
It begins to solidify in the users hand, causing it to become brown then gray and the rasengan shrinks until a small dense ball of grayish-blue is held in the users hand, vibrations shaking the balls and cracking the surface continously, cracking showing the dense chakra beneath the surface and then reforming....
Striking the opponent with the earth infused rasengan releases the earth infused energy causing the target to be slammed into the ground a large, loud rumbling sound growing as the vibrations begin to violently shake the opponent, vibrating his very molecules as more vibrations build (p-and s waves). The resultant release of the energy into the opponent releases a shockwave into the earth (not air) causing large rifts to cascade out and forms a massive dust cloud. Opponents hit by this can be literally shaken to peices.
Basically a hand held earthquake in my view.
Use caution using this technique in Geologically active areas!
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