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Gedō Seal

Name

Kanji

禁術・外道ノ印

Rōmaji

Kinjutsu: Gedō no In

Literal English

Forbidden Technique: Outer Path Seal

Games

Forbidden Jutsu: Gedō Mark

Debut

Video Game

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2

Appears in

Game only

Data

Classification

Kinjutsu

Rank

S-rank

Class

Supplementary

Users

 It combines the two powers of seal and confusion into one technique, giving them the names "Gedō Seal: Seal" (外道ノ印・封, Gedō no In: Fū; Literally meaning "Outer Path Seal: Seal"; English Games"Gedō Mark: Seal") and "Gedō Seal: Confusion" (外道ノ印・乱, Gedō no In: Ran; Literally meaning "Outer Path Seal: Confusion"; English Games "Gedō Mark: Confusion") when using them separately.

Overview Edit[]

Both techniques possess insidious effects on the target. The Gedō Seal: Seal is a juinjutsu that can seal a target's abilities, including the kekkei genkai, causing pain to the target, even when not using their ability. The Gedō Seal: Confusion causes blinding pain in the victim's head, which turns their body into a tool of the technique's caster. When used to fight another, they will feel no pain the victim's opponent has given them, and won't listen to what anyone says. This part of the technique can be cured without the use of a release command, if they defeat their inner self that is in their head. There was a cure created called the Gedō Seal: Release (外道ノ印・解, Gedō no In: Kai; Literally meaning "Outer Path Seal: Release")

Gedō Seal: Release

Gedō Seal

Name

Kanji

外道ノ印・解

Rōmaji

Gedō no In: Kai

Literal English

Outer Path Seal: Release

Games

Forbidden Jutsu: Gedō Mark: Release

Debut

Video Game

Naruto: Ultimate Ninja 2

Data

Classification

Kinjutsu, Juinjutsu

Rank

S-rank

Class

Supplementary

Range

Short-range-range

Hand seals

Dog → Rat → Bird → Snake → Boar → Tiger → Dragon → Monkey → Snake → Ox → Ram → Bird

Other jutsu

Users

Contract

The only way to use the Gedo Seal is via signing the contract which is in Shadow's possession. through this contract Shadow can add/remove users at will.

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