The Mind Blast Jutsu (精神爆破, Seishin Bakuha) is an advanced technique that releases a concentrated blast of chakra that directly targets an opponent's neural pathways. It operates similarly to the Yamanaka clan's Mind Body Disturbance Technique but does not require Inoka to transfer his consciousness into the opponent. This technique is considered dangerous and is why Inoka was given the moniker Mind Weaver.
Usage[]
Victim Under the Mind Blast Effect
This technique infiltration severely impairs motor and sensory functions, leading to profound disorientation. Victims may experience hallucinations, seeing Inoka's presence or hearing his voice even though he isn't physically present, which can provoke them to attack their allies. Additionally, victims may believe that they are deaf and/or blind. The technique creates temporary but recurrent mental disorders, severely affecting the clarity of thought and behavior. Symptoms include delusions, disorganized speech, erratic movements, and a profound sense of detachment from reality.
Long Term Effects[]
The long-term effects of Inoka's Mind blast are notably severe, as it can cause neurological damage that leads to the permanent loss of cognitive functions, effectively leaving the victims in a brain-dead state over continued exposure. In extreme cases, the psychological distress induced may lead victims to believe that ending their own life is preferable to living with the damage caused by the technique. This ability not only showcases the devastating potential of Inoka's psychic powers but also highlights his capacity to reverse the effects, offering a grim choice between control or utter destruction.
Drawbacks[]
Inoka can only execute the Mind Blast Jutsu twice per day due to its intensive chakra consumption. Following its use, Inoka experiences nosebleeds and severe migraines, which significantly impair his ability to engage in combat and diminish his sensory skills. These symptoms force him to temporarily withdraw from battle to recover, limiting his effectiveness and strategic options in prolonged engagements.