Every Forbidden Jutsu Explained in 5 Minutes

Every Forbidden Jutsu Explained in 5 Minutes

#naruto #anime Discover the most dangerous Forbidden Jutsu in Naruto! From the Reaper Death Seal to the Edo Tensei, these powerful techniques are banned for a reason. In just 5 minutes, we break down their origins, abilities, and risks. Which forbidden jutsu do you think is the most overpowered? Like, comment, and subscribe for more Naruto content! wagakure’s Explosive Clay Jutsu - Deidara’s deadly creation combining forbidden arts and his Explosion Release. Earth Grudge Fear - Kakuzu’s horrifying technique that lets him steal hearts and extend his life. Reverse Lotus - Rock Lee’s high-speed, high-risk technique that leaves him vulnerable after use. Cursed Seals of Heaven and Earth - Orochimaru’s powerful marks, giving monstrous boosts in chakra and strength. Multi Shadow Clone Jutsu - Naruto’s iconic forbidden jutsu that overwhelms opponents with hundreds of clones. Mutually Multiplying Explosive Tags - Tobirama’s infinite chain of deadly explosions, perfect for Edo Tensei users. Rasenshuriken - Naruto’s deadly Wind Release that almost damaged him permanently. Twin Snake Mutual Death Jutsu - Anko’s suicidal move taught by Orochimaru. One's Own Life Reincarnation - Chiyo’s life-giving jutsu used to bring Gaara back from the dead. Strength of a Hundred Seal - The immense chakra storage and healing power used by Tsunade and Sakura. Living Corpse Reincarnation - Orochimaru’s immortality technique allowing him to steal new bodies. Izanami and Izanagi - Uchiha techniques that manipulate reality and trap enemies in endless loops. Reaper Death Seal - The Uzumaki clan’s powerful jutsu that seals away both the target and the user’s soul. Eight Inner Gates - The ultimate forbidden technique that grants god-like power but at the cost of the user’s life. Impure World Reincarnation - Edo Tensei, the forbidden jutsu that raises the dead as immortal puppets. Rinne Rebirth - The Rinnegan’s final ability, capable of reviving the dead at the cost of the user’s life.