Originally posted by OOZ662
That Episode of Naruto was actually on what is now last night... 
I seen that myself. I thought "Whoa, De Ja Vu!!"
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Sennen Goroshi (One Thousand Years of Death)
Name: Konohagakure Hiden: Taijutsu no Ōgi: Sennen Goroshi, 木ノ葉隠れ秘伝・体術の奥義・千年殺し, literally "Hidden Leaf Secret: Taijutsu Supreme Technique: A Thousand Years of Death" (a.k.a. "Sennen Gurushi, 千年苦し, Thousand Years of Pain" or "Hidden Leaf Ancient Taijutsu Supreme Technique: A Thousand Years of Death"; English TV "Leaf Village Secret Finger Jutsu: The Thousand Years of Death") ""Viz Translation"": Konohagakure's most Secret and Sacred technique: One Thousand Years of Pain
Type: User Dependent, Offensive, Short range (0-5m)
Users: Hatake Kakashi, Uzumaki Naruto
Sennen GoroshiA very simple Taijutsu technique with a very over-dramatised name. Forcefully plunges the user's fingers into the vicinity of the victim's rectal regions. Sakura dubbed it the "Super Powerful Ass-Poke". That would be an E-rank (inspite of the somewhat fantastic distance it makes the victim fly). However, Naruto figured out the true meaning of the jutsu: it was mainly used with a pointed object (usually a kunai), in order to attack the blindspot of the enemy. When combined with explosive seals, it can even damage Gaara in his semi transformed mode. It can even kill if the weapon is driven into the vital organs. If done correctly that could be an A or B rank attack.
The Naruto manga lists the technique as 千年殺し (Sennen Goroshi), as does the manual for Naruto: Gekitou Ninja Taisen 2 (and ostensibly the first, as well), a GameCube title which saw release only in Japan. This wording means "The Kill of a Thousand Years" instead of "1,000 Years of Pain". It could be construed that the original fansubbers, when translating the fourth episode of Naruto (the first appearance of the jutsu) heard the name as "Sennen Gurushi, 千年苦し", which does mean something along the lines of "1,000 Years of Pain". Both names are provided for reference. see also: Kancho
