When Shinobi Life 2 was first created, it was meant to be a fan adaptation of Viz Media’s popular anime and manga, Naruto. The game used many of the same elements you would find in the Naruto-verse. Since it’s re-branding to Shindo Life, RELL was forced to give up many of the copyrighted elements of Viz Media’s popular franchise, including images and names. However, some aspects remained like the game’s use of “Jutsu” or ninja abilities. Rather than the three Jutsu types seen in Naruto, Shindo Life has two main ones: elements and bloodlines. Bloodline abilities are obtainable via spins, which is why players scour the internet looking for more. The more spins you have, the more likely you are to get a rare ability. Elements, on the other hand, dictate the types of elemental attacks a player can use. The more elements you collect, the more diverse your ninjutsu arsenal. These main types are further broken down into sub-abilities or Jutsu. You can search for Jutsus throughout the world and unlock them via their associated scrolls. Some scrolls may be obtained via purchase in the store menu. Others are only obtainable if you’re in the right place at the right time, i.e., spawn times and locations. Most of the scrolls also have an additional stat requirement to unlock. For example, Ember Hurricane is obtainable for 35,000 Ryo, but you also need to have the following stats to unlock it: • Lvl: 240 • Tai: 800 On the other hand, you have to go out into the world to find Jutsu like Spirit Bear. It does have stat requirements like: • Lvl: 800 • Tai: 4,300 • Ryo: 250,000 Along with meeting these stats, though, you also have to go to the Training Fields near the three training logs at approximately 1:50 in-game. You have a one in seven chance of getting it if you show up at the right place and time.