How to Say “Almighty Push” in Japanese

神羅天征
Shinra Tensei
The English phrase "almighty push" is translated into Japanese as 神羅天征 (Shinra Tensei).
神羅天征 refers to a fictional special attack from the series Naruto. This technique is characterized by repelling everything away from the user with a powerful force.

How do you pronounce it?

Shinra Tensei

Did you know?

  • The word 神 in 神羅天征 means 'god', but the phrase as a whole is a coined term created by the author Masashi Kishimoto rather than a traditional Japanese expression.
  • While 神羅天征 is translated as 'almighty push', the kanji 征 actually means 'conquest' or 'subjugation', giving the phrase a more aggressive military connotation in Japanese.
  • Fans of the series often recognize the phrase by its sound alone because the voice actor delivers it with a specific, menacing cadence that has become a meme in Japanese internet culture.

Examples in context

  • ナルトは神羅天征を使います
    Naruto uses the Almighty Push.
  • 神羅天征は強力な技だ。
    Shinra Tensei wa kyouryoku na waza da.
    Almighty push is a powerful technique.
  • あのキャラクターは神羅天征を使った。
    Ano kyarakutaa wa Shinra Tensei o tsukatta.
    That character used Almighty push.
  • 神羅天征で全てを吹き飛ばす。
    Shinra Tensei de subete o fukitobasu.
    Blow everything away with Almighty push.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their favorite anime characters.

  1. 健太 Kenta

    結衣、神羅天征ってかっこいいよね。
    Yui, Shinra Tensei tte kakkoii yo ne.
    Yui, Almighty push is so cool, isn't it?
  2. 結衣 Yui

    そうだね、健太。迫力がすごいよ。
    Sou da ne, Kenta. Hakuryoku ga sugoi yo.
    That's true, Kenta. The impact is amazing.
  3. 健太 Kenta

    あの一撃で全てが遠のく感じが最高だ。
    Ano ichigeki de subete ga toonoku kanji ga saikou da.
    The feeling of everything being pushed away by that strike is the best.
  4. 結衣 Yui

    まさに最強の技の一つだね。
    Masani saikyou no waza no hitotsu da ne.
    It really is one of the strongest techniques.
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