Dean-Winchester
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FINAALY new techniques
Enton: kagutsuchi. Or, Flame Release: Kagutsuchi.
om what I can read from the page where Sasuke uses the Amaterasu, Amaterasu is not a katon, but an Enton 炎遁. "En" also means fire, only much hotter
from hexa:
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Another interesting note is that Sasuke casts Kagutsuchi from his right eye, the opposite eye that he uses for just regular Amaterasu. When he turned off the flames, he definitely used two eyes, and he seemed definitely pretty high on that ability.
Darui:
Storm Release: Laser Circus (嵐遁・勵挫鎖苛素, Ranton: Reizā Sākasu).
Like with the techniques of the Raikage and Killer Bee, this technique is an English phrase written in kanji. The kanji would literally mean "Encouraging Crushing Chain Tormenting Principle". That is, if all the kanji I used were correct, it's a bit difficult to see ><
Temari:
Scythe Weasel (大鎌いたち, Ookamaitachi).
Temari's other techniques are Kamaitachi (カマイタチ, Sickle Weasel; a legendary creature who rides on the wind, giving people cuts. She also summons one) and Daikamaitachi (大カマイタチ, Great Sickle Weasel). For her new technique, the "dai" and "kama" were merged to form "ookama," the Japanese word for scythe (which is basically a large sickle).
Kankurou:
Red Secret Technique: Machinery Triangle )赤秘技・機々三角, Akahigi: Kiki Sankaku).
The "[colour] Secret Technique" is a standard prefix for puppetry techniques. "Red Secret Technique" has been used before by Sasori for his "Red Secret Technique: Performance of a Hundred Puppets". The "kiki" part comes from Kankurou's earlier technique "Black Secret Technique: Machinery One-Shot".
Gaara:
Successive Shots: Sand Drizzle (連弾・砂時雨, Rendan Suna Shigure).
Rendan is the same as in the "Uzumaki Naruto Rendan" and usually refers to a combo piano piece, but literally means "connected or successive shots". Suna Shigure is the name of one of Gaara's earlier techniques.
