Lava Release

Lava Release ( 溶遁; 熔遁 , Yōton , English TV: "Corrosion Style" or "Lava Style") is a nature transformation kekkei genkai , a combination of fire and earth . Whereas most kekkei genkai are largely identical between users, Lava Release has a variety of forms depending on who's using it.

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## Trivia [ ]

- There is a subtle difference in the meaning of the kanji used for this kekkei genkai. Although both mean "to melt", the kanji with the "fire" ( 火 ) radical (熔) is outdated and means "melting with fire", whereas nowadays the kanji with the "water" ( 水 ) radical (溶) is normally used. Mei Terumī's Lava Release: Melting Apparition Technique and Boro's Lava Release: Planet-Branding Blast , which both utilise strong acidic fluids, are the only Lava Release techniques written with 溶. This, along with Jin no Sho stating that Mei's Lava Release kekkei genkai can only be used by her, indicates a difference between 溶遁 and 熔遁.
- In Sha no Sho , the "water" kanji is used in Rōshi 's entry, whereas in the glossary, the "fire" kanji is used. In Jin no Sho , only the "fire" kanji is used for Rōshi's Lava Release.
- In Naruto: Shinobi Collection Shippū Ranbu , both versions are specified separately in the description of " Sage Art: Super Tailed Beast Rasenshuriken " and its variations .
- In Viz's English translations of the series, this nature is initially referred to as "Corrosion Style" when it is first mentioned in chapter 353 and Naruto: Shippūden episode 121 . In subsequent appearances, it is instead translated as "Lava Style". However, some video games use the two translations interchangeably.

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