Following Jiraiya's death, Naruto sought to master Senjutsu at Mount Myoboku, learning to harness natural energy and achieve ...

Naruto goes on to bring many of the techniques Jiraiya taught him into widespread use, such as the Rasengan and Sage Mode. His teachings and beliefs live on in the next generation—including ...

As one of the Legendary Sannin, they were ranked among the top ninja in history:Jiraiya had perfected the dangerous transformation known as Sage Mode, harnessing natural energy to boost his ...

Despite his playful and carefree personality, Jiraiya is a wise and formidable warrior with exceptional mastery of ninjutsu, summoning techniques, and Sage Mode. Jiraiya’s journey is defined by his ...

In the case that they put too much in, they will turn into stone in the form of the animal that they learned Sage Mode from. After Jiraiya's death, Naruto wanted to avenge his master by getting ...

Meanwhile, Sage Mode masters who trained at Ryuchi Cave, such as Kabuto Yakushi, can use natural energy to breathe life into inorganic substances, taking control of the surroundings. Jiraiya's ...

To enter Sage Mode, a ninja must perfectly balance their chakra with the natural energy around them, a practice that requires great self-control and discipline. The choice to carry this kanji ...

Koji is a cyborg clone of Jiraiya and follows the same path as his original version. He wants to maintain peace in the world and would do anything to keep it. He is a far better Sage mode user than ...

After Jiraiya taught Naruto the three basic steps to form a Rasengan ... Image Courtesy: Naruto Series by Studio Pierrot (Fandom) When Naruto enters into sage mode, he can make big use of his Senjutsu ...

However, the biggest and the most tangible advantage that Koji has over Jiraiya is the sage mode. It was mentioned in the anime that people who master the sage mode have sage markings on their faces, ...

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