Mobile Toilet in Naruto - A Misunderstanding
“Mobile toilet” or “mobile commode” is not a real ninjutsu name in “Naruto”. It is actually a homophonic misunderstanding of Nagato's summoning jutsu. Here is a detailed explanation:
In the “Naruto” anime, Nagato, as the leader of the Akatsuki organization, possesses powerful ninjutsu abilities. Among them, the summoning jutsu he uses to control the Six Paths of Pain is the most well-known. In his battle with Hanzo, Nagato summoned the Outer Path Statue through the summoning jutsu, a scene that was extremely impressive. As the shell of the Ten-Tails, the Outer Path Statue has immense power and is the key for Nagato to perform many powerful ninjutsu.
When summoning the Outer Path Statue, Nagato would shout a specific phrase, and the Chinese homophonic version of this phrase was humorously referred to as “Keqiyou Sai Mobile Commode!” by netizens. This homophonic joke gradually spread online, leading some viewers to mistakenly believe that “mobile commode” was a ninjutsu performed by Nagato. In fact, this is just an interesting misunderstanding with no actual basis.
From the perspective of the ninjutsu system, the ninjutsu in “Naruto” are diverse, including three major categories: taijutsu, genjutsu, and ninjutsu, with numerous specific ninjutsu under each category. These ninjutsu all have clear names, effects, and methods of execution, and have been carefully designed by the author, Masashi Kishimoto. The name “mobile commode” clearly does not conform to the naming rules of ninjutsu and does not possess the effects and methods of execution that ninjutsu should have.
From the perspective of plot development, Nagato, as a villain, plays a crucial role in driving the plot forward with his ninjutsu abilities. If “mobile commode” were really a ninjutsu, it would inevitably be reflected in the plot and have an impact on the story's development. However, throughout the entire anime, there are no plots or descriptions related to “mobile commode”.
