Marking Teleportation

The ability to teleport to a marked location. Technique of Marked Manipulation. Combination of Teleportation and Marking.

Also Called[]

• Marking Geo-Leaping/Phase-Jumping/Spatial Movement/Translocation/Tele-Transportation
• Warp Point

Capabilities[]

The user can teleport themselves and/or others to a location that has been marked. Since the destination is predetermined, the user does not need to worry about "not seeing where they are going", a problem with typical teleportation.

Applications[]

• Banishment
• Summoning
• Teleportation

Associations[]

• Marked Manipulation
• Marking

Limitations[]

• Must have the target destination marked beforehand.
• If the marked object is moved, the user may be teleported to an unexpected location.
• Mark may be removed.
• If an object is placed over the marked destination, the user may be inadvertently warped into said obstacle.

Known Users[]

• Syura (Akame Ga Kill!)
• The Good Hunter (Bloodborne)
• Hajime Uesugi (Code:Breaker)
• The Hag (Dead by Daylight)
• Kairi (Kingdom Hearts)
• Link (The Legend of Zelda)
• Blaze Wizard (MapleStory); via Flashfire
• Flying Thunder God Technique users (Naruto)
  • Tobirama Senju
  • Minato Namikaze
  • Boruto Uzumaki
• Flying Thunder God Slash users (Naruto)
• Flying Thunder Formation Technique users (Naruto)
  • Genma Shiranui
  • Raidō Namiashi
• Code (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations); via Claw Mark
• Kreyul Arroyal (Nightmare Factory)
• Sabo (One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3)
• Sombra (Overwatch)
• Dazzael (Retired Demon King)
• Leonardo Hamato (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• The Protagonist (Skate Series)
• Kumoko/Shiraori (So I'm a Spider, So What?)

Known Objects[]

• Dimension Formation: Shambhala (Akame Ga Kill!)
• Dream Nail (Hollow Knight); via Dreamgate
• Farore's Wind (The Legend of Zelda)
• Homeward Idol (Sekiro: Shadows die twice)
• Black Ops Psionic Amplifier/Psi Amp (System Shock 2)
• Magic Mirror (Terraria)

Gallery[]

Syura (Akame Ga Kill!) using his Teigu Dimension Formation: Shambhala to teleport whatever is inside the array to anywhere he marked.

Hajime Uesugi (Code:Breaker) using his Exchange ability to swap himself and others with any objects he marked beforehand.

Using the Flying Thunder God Slash, Tobirama Senju (Naruto) can mark his opponent to teleport for a surprise attack.

Code (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations) can use his Shinjutsu Claw Marks to mark someone or travel between with them that serve as portals, which he can use for a surprise attack. Once applied, he is able to freely travel to any of them, regardless of distance even if they're in a different dimension.

While not as skilled with the jutsu as his grandfather, Boruto Uzumaki (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations) developed his own variation of the Flying Thunder God Technique with the help of Koji Kashin.

Using Strike Shift, Kairi (Kingdom Hearts) teleports using her Keyblade as a marked point.

Link (The Legend of Zelda) using Farore's Wind to warp himself back to the marked location of a dungeon's entrance.

Thanks to Hamato Ninpō by using his sword as a point of focus, Leonardo Hamato (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) can teleport himself or anyone holding one of his swords to the location of the other.

Videos[]

Minato vs Obito - Naruto Shippuden-2