Which Jutsu Did Gamabunta Naruto Use Against Orochimaru?

2025-08-24 00:04:47 22

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Grant
Grant
2025-08-26 01:30:56
Man, that scene always gives me chills. In the clash where Naruto brings in Gamabunta to face Orochimaru in 'Naruto', the core move on Naruto's side is the Summoning Technique—'Kuchiyose no Jutsu'—which calls Gamabunta into the fight. Naruto uses that to get Gamabunta onto the battlefield, and then Gamabunta himself uses some big, signature toad attacks to pressure Orochimaru.

Gamabunta's go-to in scenes like that is basically an oil-based offense (often described as 'Toad Oil' or oil bullets) and he sometimes pairs the oil with a fire attack to create a massive blaze—fans usually call that combination something like 'Toad Oil Flame Bullet' in English translations. So, Naruto's contribution in the moment is the summoning, and Gamabunta delivers the heavy hits. I always love rewatching that part because it blends Naruto's growth (being able to summon such a boss toad) with a really cinematic, chaotic fight vibe.
Xavier
Xavier
2025-08-26 21:55:29
Okay, quick and excited take: Naruto calls Gamabunta with 'Kuchiyose no Jutsu' (the Summoning Technique), and Gamabunta answers by unloading his trademark oil and flame attacks—commonly referred to as 'Toad Oil' or the combined 'Toad Oil Flame Bullet' in fan translations. Naruto’s role there is the summoner; Gamabunta is the one throwing those huge, messy attacks at Orochimaru.

I love how the scene mixes chaos and scale—giant toad, burning oil, and Orochimaru’s sinister calm. If you haven’t watched that part in a while, it’s a great reminder of how dramatic summons can be in 'Naruto'.
Joseph
Joseph
2025-08-30 17:29:43
There’s a lot packed into that moment in 'Naruto'. From a technical perspective, Naruto’s use of the Summoning Technique is the pivotal mechanic—he bonds with Gamabunta and brings him onto the field. Once Gamabunta is present, the offensive toolkit you see against Orochimaru is largely Gamabunta’s: massive oil attacks and a combined oil-and-fire assault that many translations label as 'Toad Oil Flame Bullet' or similar.

I like to think of it as two layers: Naruto enabling the presence of a heavy hitter via summoning, and Gamabunta executing the raw, physical attacks. If you compare manga captions to the anime, names shift a bit—manga readers might see a shorthand while the anime emphasizes the visual blast. Either way, it’s a showcase of scale: summoning a giant toad and then watching him spew oil and flames at a god-level villain. Rewatching that sequence always reminds me how the series balances humor (toads are weird) with big, dangerous confrontations.
Mia
Mia
2025-08-30 21:39:48
I’ll say it straight: Naruto used the Summoning Technique to call Gamabunta, and Gamabunta used his big oil-and-flame moves against Orochimaru. The Summoning Jutsu ('Kuchiyose no Jutsu') is what lets Naruto bring Gamabunta into play, and once Gamabunta lands he doesn’t mess around—big oil sprays and explosive fire combos are his signature.

Different translations give Gamabunta’s attacks slightly different names, so you might see 'Toad Oil' or 'Toad Oil Flame Bullet' depending on where you read or watch it. If you’re revisiting that arc, pay attention to how the animation emphasizes smoke and oil slicks; it makes the whole exchange viscerally memorable. Totally worth a rewatch if you want to see how Naruto’s summon changes the flow of the fight.
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