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It depends on the amount of chakra you have. It's dangerous for most people to make more than one at a time.
Once the surgery takes place, how will it be impacted?
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It depends on the amount of chakra you have. It's dangerous for most people to make more than one at a time.
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Yes, that's one of its greatest strengths.
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A solid enough blow will take it out. But using them in abundance won't be viable until you get more chakra, which we can improve surgically.
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*Your chakra is cut in half as a copy of you appears next to you with the other half of your chakra*
Shadow clones are incredibly useful. When they disperse, their remaining chakra and their experiences return to you. This makes them great for information gathering, training, and collecting sage chakra, something we'll get into later. They can even be used for regular multitasking. The main problem with them is that they disperse when they take a certain amount of damage.
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The fastest way to master any chakra technique, and many non-chakra techniques, is with shadow clones. So that's the next step. *I hand you another piece of paper with hand signs on it*
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After you've mastered a few more techniques, and when you can use chidori and rasengan instantly.
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Sure can.
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The evolved form of the rasengan can damage your chakra circuits, preventing you from using chakra techniques that require you hands. One part of the surgery is to improve them to be able to handle it. And of course the other dojutsu.
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It'd take a couple days to prepare and then a few days to recover.
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Repetition and maintaining it for long periods of time.