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One of the main draws of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations are the insanely over-the-top super moves called Ultimate Jutsu Attacks. There are several different types and if you want to demolish opponents in the ring, you'll have to know how to use them correctly. This guide should help!
Running
This type of Ultimate Jutsu attack can be deployed at any time, but usually works best at fairly close range. If you find yourself at a longer range, try to bait the other player into throwing projectiles or dashing forward at you. The Running Attack will deflect the projectiles, and your opponent usually can't block in time to avoid getting hit.
Projectile
This type of Ultimate Jutsu attack is similar to the Running Attack Jutsu, but has a few negative points and positive points. These attacks take a bit longer to deploy and usually move toward their target at a much slower pace. However, they do ensure that the enemy will not substitute behind you when they avoid it. The best time to use this attack is right after you substitute behind your opponent while they are doing a combo.
Close Range
This type of Ultimate Jutsu attack requires that you bring your opponent in close. Using a chakra dash can help close the distance if you can't get the opponent to come to you. Once in close range, you can use this attack, but it is best used after substituting behind them.
Short Range, Medium Range and Long Range
These types of Ultimate Jutsu attacks are probably the most difficult to use. They generally require the opponent to be stationary. The best strategy to deploy these attacks is to use a support teammate to attack the opponent, and while they are being hit, unleash this attack
Related Links:
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Landing Page
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Hands-On
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by Urian Brown
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