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In Naruto Shippuden, Minato Namikaze, the Fourth Hokage, used the
teleportation technique (Hiraishin no Jutsu) . Tobi on the other hand uses the
transportation technique (Kamui).

How are the transportation jutsu and the teleportation jutsu different since
both involve displacing stuff to other locations?


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What's the difference between Tobi's transportation jutsu and the teleportation jutsu used by the Fourth Hokage?


I assume you are referring to Obito's Kamui and Minato's Flying Thunder God.

The basics of both Jutsu's is kind of similar. In both the Jutsu, the user can
transport himself from one place to another (normally known as teleportation).

Let's begin with Minato's Jutsu. According to [Flying Thunder God
Technique](http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Flying_Thunder_God_Technique) article
on the wiki:

> The Flying Thunder God Technique is a technique created by the Second
> Hokage, Tobirama Senju, which allows the user to transport themselves to a
> given marked location instantaneously. To activate this technique, the user
> places a special seal or "technique formula" (術式, jutsu-shiki) to mark an
> intended destination. After this is done, they can enter a dimensional void
> at will that instantaneously transports them to the location of the seal.

Now we come to Obito's Jutsu. According to
[Kamui](http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Kamui) article on the wiki:

> Kamui allows the user to transfer anything to another dimension. Once a
> target is sent to this dimension, it is unable to escape. This technique,
> when used through Obito's right eye, is also able to make the user
> "intangible" by transporting portions of their body to the same pocket
> dimension.

Differences:

  * Kamui doesn't need any Mark or special seal for it to work.
  * Kamui can only be performed if the user is using MangeKyou Sharingan, whereas Flying Thunder God doesn't need Mangekyou Sharingan.
  * Kamui creates space in different dimensions where the user can transfer objects or himself and can stay in that dimension for as much time as the user wants to, but in Minato's technique, the user is immediately transported to a marked location.


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