PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO Nine-Tails & Ninjutsu Guide
PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO has moved past the "look at the skins" stage. The latest NARUTO push is about what happens in the match: Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin, Hidden Leaf Village routes, and the Nine-Tails fight all sit inside the Version 4.5 themed mode.
If you are logging in for the gameplay, do not start by staring at UC draw pages. Open the NARUTO hub, learn what your Ninjutsu actually does, then choose whether you are playing for Nine-Tails damage, map exploration, or event progress.
Quick answer: Start from NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble, check Gameplay Introduction, run the Ninjutsu Test, then take your chosen Ninjutsu into the Nine-Tails route. Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin and other Ninjutsu are official battlefield features, but damage values, reward guarantees, and paid-route odds still belong in the live event rules.
Start With The NARUTO Hub
The current event lives inside NARUTO: Ninjas Assemble, with the in-game hub showing a 2026/07/08-2026/09/08 (UTC+0) window on the captured account. The Gameplay Introduction is the useful tab here because it points to the Nine-Tails Boss, Collaboration Ninjutsu, themed items, urban area revamps, and recreated scenes.
The July 21 official short makes the angle even clearer by naming Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin and more as battlefield Ninjutsu. In other words, this is a mode to learn, not just a shop to browse.
The Clean Route: Learn, Then Commit
The fastest way to waste the event is to drop hot, mash the new skill, and wonder why the fight got messy. Use one quiet run to understand the hub, then turn later matches into serious Nine-Tails attempts.
Mark the Nine-Tails Boss route, map changes, themed items, and Collaboration Ninjutsu before your squad starts forcing fights.
The event page shows 9 questions and 17 Ninjutsu, so it is a quick warm-up before you care about damage numbers.
Check recreated areas, Hokage Rock, checkpoints, and surprise spots while the stakes are still low.
Go for ranking only after you know your Ninjutsu timing, your squad role, and your exit path.
Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin: How To Think About Ninjutsu
The Ninjutsu Test screen says a lot without overexplaining the mode: 9 questions, 17 Ninjutsu, and no single best answer for every squad. The official July 21 short then spotlights Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin and more as the skills players are meant to bring into the battlefield.
Think of Ninjutsu as match tempo. Some skills help you start a fight, some help you cross space, and some only shine when your squad has already forced the enemy into a bad corner.
| Ninjutsu | Best use | Player note |
|---|---|---|
| Rasengan | Close-range pressure when you are ready to commit. | Do not open with it across flat ground. Close the gap with cover first, then force the duel. |
| Chidori | Burst entry when your team has information. | Call the target before you go in. A flashy entry with no trade support usually ends badly. |
| Flying Raijin | Repositioning, surprise pressure, and fast resets. | Know where you want to land before you move. Mobility is only good if it wins position. |
| Other Ninjutsu | Situational tools from the wider Ninjutsu pool. | Test unfamiliar results in low-pressure fights before using them for a Nine-Tails push. |
Rules check: Do not treat this as a damage chart. Exact values, cooldowns, and guarantees need the live mode rules, because collaboration mechanics can change during the event.
Nine-Tails And Protect The Hidden Leaf
The Protect the Hidden Leaf page shows a 2026/07/08 to 2026/07/30 23:59 (UTC+0) event window on the captured account. It is framed around fighting the Nine-Tails, rare-card rewards, and separate clan/player damage ranking routes.
The official videos call this a shared mission, and that should shape how you play it. Tunnel vision on the boss is tempting, but clean rotations and safe damage windows usually beat a reckless first push.
| Route | What you are chasing | Better habit |
|---|---|---|
| Clan Nine-Tails Damage Ranking | Clan-based damage competition shown in the event UI. | Run it with active clan members instead of burning attempts alone. |
| Player Nine-Tails Damage Ranking | Individual damage route shown in the event UI. | Play for repeatable damage windows, not one risky highlight moment. |
| Server Special Nine-Tails Battle Report | Server-side event context shown in the UI. | Read it as event flavor and progress context, not a personal reward promise. |
Hidden Leaf Village Is Worth A Scout Run
The Hidden Leaf Village short highlights iconic NARUTO locations, Hokage Rock, and hidden surprises. Even if you only care about fights, that exploration matters because themed areas change sightlines, rotations, and where squads choose to camp.
Give yourself one match to learn the space before treating it like a normal hot drop. Find the cover routes, vertical angles, checkpoints, and exits first; your second run will feel much less chaotic.
One Patch Note Players Should Not Ignore
The July 12 patch note screen mentions Flying Raijin Jutsu and Nine-Tails area fixes, so the mode is not frozen in place. It also notes Ninja Level rule adjustments, including a changed Genin-to-Chunin requirement and a Kage promotion note tied to landing the final blow on the Nine-Tails and winning the match.
Before grinding a rank or challenge route, read the current in-game notice. In an event this active, yesterday's shortcut can turn into today's bad advice.
What To Do Before Spending UC
You do not need to top up UC just to enjoy the gameplay route. Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin, Hidden Leaf scouting, and the Ninjutsu Test are separate from Prize Path, Lucky Spin, and Gilt draw decisions.
If you want paid NARUTO cosmetics, make that a separate budget choice after the match plan is clear. Check the live reward pool, odds page, exchange prices, and deadline before spending, because a damage-ranking goal and a draw-route goal do not use the same logic.
Check the live rules for: exact Lucky Spin odds, full Gilt target cost, Hidden Leaf Crest exchange prices, and final guaranteed costs for specific cosmetics. Do not build a full UC budget from one draw button.
Official NARUTO Gameplay Video
PUBG MOBILE's July 21 NARUTO short is the cleanest official preview for the battlefield-skills angle. Watch it for the feel of the mode, then use the in-game hub for the final rules.
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FAQ: PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO Nine-Tails And Ninjutsu
Are Rasengan, Chidori, and Flying Raijin in PUBG MOBILE?
Yes. PUBG MOBILE's official July 21 NARUTO short names Rasengan, Chidori, Flying Raijin, and more as battlefield Ninjutsu. Check the live mode for exact controls and current rules.
When does Protect the Hidden Leaf end?
The captured in-game page shows Protect the Hidden Leaf running until 2026/07/30 23:59 (UTC+0). Always confirm your own event timer because regional or account displays can vary.
What should I do first in the NARUTO mode?
Open Gameplay Introduction, review the Ninjutsu Test, then enter Hidden Leaf or Nine-Tails routes with a clear plan. It is safer than chasing damage before you understand the themed mechanics.
Does Nine-Tails ranking require a clan?
The event UI shows both Clan Nine-Tails Damage Ranking and Player Nine-Tails Damage Ranking. Clan coordination helps for the clan route, but individual damage ranking is shown as a separate route.
Should I top up UC for this gameplay guide?
No automatic top-up is needed for the gameplay route. Spend UC only if you have checked a separate paid route such as Prize Path, Lucky Spin, Gilt, or a cosmetic target inside the live event page.
Can I calculate the full cost of a NARUTO cosmetic here?
No. Exact odds, exchange prices, and reward guarantees need the live rules page or a complete captured odds panel, so keep gameplay prep separate from the final cost plan.
Bottom Line
PUBG MOBILE x NARUTO feels best when you treat it as a themed mode first. Learn the hub, test the Ninjutsu, scout Hidden Leaf Village, and fight Nine-Tails with positioning instead of sprinting at every glowing objective.
Keep UC spending out of the match plan until you actually want a paid cosmetic route. Prize Path, Lucky Spin, Gilt, odds, and exchange costs should be checked in the broader event guide or in your live event page before you spend.
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