<p>We don't have any proof for the moment that it would work or not against Obito.</p>

<p>But I would say that <em>Kirin</em> wouldn't work. It's categorized as a <em>Raiton jutsu</em>. So it's still <em>ninjutsu</em> and Obito should not be damaged.</p>

<p>Also, to use this <em>jutsu</em>, Sasuke needs to use a <em>Katon jutsu</em> to create the clouds. So, when the clouds are charged with thunders, it may still have some energy of the previous, meaning that it's not really natural lightning.</p>

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Yeah it's safe to say that ninjutsu is out of the question at this poing
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<p>In the last chapters, they figure out that only natural energy will work against obito.</p>

<p>Sasuke's Kirin is made out of natural lightning and he only needs a small amount of chakra to control and direct it to his target.</p>

<p>So I wonder if Kirin will work like a sage jutsu against Obito?</p>

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Will Sasuke's Kirin work against Obito?
# Will Sasuke's Kirin work against Obito?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-08-28
In the last chapters, they figure out that only natural energy will work against obito.

Sasuke's Kirin is made out of natural lightning and he only needs a small amount of chakra to control and direct it to his target.

So I wonder if Kirin will work like a sage jutsu against Obito?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-08-28. Score: 2 | Accepted answer
We don't have any proof for the moment that it would work or not against Obito.

But I would say that *Kirin* wouldn't work. It's categorized as a *Raiton jutsu*. So it's still *ninjutsu* and Obito should not be damaged.

Also, to use this *jutsu*, Sasuke needs to use a *Katon jutsu* to create the clouds. So, when the clouds are charged with thunders, it may still have some energy of the previous, meaning that it's not really natural lightning.
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> **username_2** (2013-08-28): Yeah it's safe to say that ninjutsu is out of the question at this poing  
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