NinjibotWhat it does
The user tightly clasps their hands together and extends their middle and index fingers, resembling the Tiger hand seal. Using the full weight of their body, the user thrusts these four fingers between the target's buttocks. Despite the technique's dramatic name, it is not actually harmful. The pain is fairly extreme, however, so much so that, when Kakashi Hatake uses it on Naruto Uzumaki, Naruto comically leaps into the air, It has no effect on unconscious targets.
Naruto later uses this technique against Gaara. Instead of his fingers, Naruto uses a kunai with an exploding tag attached. Unlike previous responses to the technique, Pakkun calls Naruto's attack "brilliant".
Description
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This technique's full name is Konohagakure Hiden Secret Taijutsu Technique: One Thousand Years of Death (木ノ葉隠れ秘伝体術奥義・千年殺し, Konohagakure Hiden Taijutsu Ōgi: Sennen Goroshi).
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The official name for this technique is Sennen Goroshi. However, the name is sometimes thought erroneously to be , meaning something along the lines of "Thousand Years of Pain".
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This technique is modelled after the Kanchō, a Japanese prank common among children which became a common gag among manga and anime; a Weekly Shōnen Magazine manga Karate Master (1971) introduced the thechnique '"Sannen Gorushi"' (三年殺し, "Three Years Killing") by Mas Oyama, followed by '"Shichinen Gorushi"' (七年殺し, "Seven Years Killing") in the 1969 Weekly Shonen Jump manga Dr. Toilet by Kazuyoshi Torii. A 2007 song Ivan the Fool by Kinniku Shōjo Tai and a video game franchise Momotaro Dentetsu have introduced eponymous techniques.
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In chapter 5 of ''Rock Lee's Springtime of Youth Full Power Ninja Chronicles'', Sakumo Hatake is said to be a user of the technique. At the end of the chapter, Kakashi, Might Guy, and Rock Lee perform a collaboration technique they call "w:c:springtimeofyouth:Three Thousand Years of Death (Three Thousand Years of Death", 三千年殺し).