Hiraishin (Flying Thunder God)

B-rank. Lay a hand on someone to place a Hiraishin seal on them: you must be next to them. Seals on enemies fade after a day, seals on anyone else last five days. Seal your own people so you can flash to their side later.

B-rank. Throw a kunai written with the Hiraishin formula. A person it hits is sealed. The kunai stays where it lands as a seal you can flash to, forbidden so nobody hauls it away until you unforbid it. Uses one seal kunai from a worn kunai pouch, one carried, or the one in your hand.

A-rank. Flash in an instant to any Hiraishin seal on the map: a seal kunai, a seal plate, a swift mark or a sealed person. No line of sight needed. A foe at the landing (or the sealed foe you flashed to) is stunned by the flash and struck at once; a ninja who knows the Rasengan drives one in as well.

A-rank. Flash to a seal and take up to three touching allies along: anyone of your side, or your prisoners, standing or lying next to you, the wounded included. Pull a downed friend out to a seal plate by the hospital. No arrival strike.

S-rank. A barrier of the Hiraishin formula. For 30 seconds, shots that land within a few cells of you are warped away (enemy fire and stray friendly fire alike; your allies' shots at a foe still go through) and come out at a seal instead: the seal plate farthest from you, otherwise the farthest seal kunai or swift mark, and only where the hit, or a blast, reaches none of your people, animals or buildings. With no safe seal on the map the shots are simply lost. Each warp costs 4 chakra; the barrier stops working when the chakra runs out.

S-rank. Pick a spot. You flash from foe to foe inside the circle, up to ten of them, nearest first: each is stunned, sealed and struck once before the next flash. Training dummies, punching bags and striking boards in the circle count too, for practice. You end next to the last one. Uses your own melee attack, so a good weapon (or a seal kunai) hits harder. No line of sight needed.