Free Fire: How to Use the Naruto Fireball Jutsu Trick

To execute the Fireball Jutsu trick against a player hiding behind a Gloo Wall in Free Fire, aim directly above the wall's top ridge or past its outer rim rather than hitting the center. The projectile explodes on contact with any solid surface, creating a dome-shaped blast that expands downward and behind the barrier to damage the player seeking cover.

How the Fireball Jutsu Mechanics Work

The Fireball Jutsu functions as a high-velocity projectile that detonates instantly on impact with players, terrain, vehicles, or Gloo Walls. It does not use a timed fuse like a standard frag grenade.

• Impact and Splash: A direct hit yields full burst damage, while the outer blast radius inflicts chip damage and degrades armor durability.
• Flight Trajectory: The jutsu follows a flatter, faster path than standard throwables, making it suited for mid-range direct targeting.
• Instant Detonation: Touching any physical obstacle triggers the explosion immediately. Striking the front of a Gloo Wall absorbs the blast and protects the target behind it.

Steps to Execute the Gloo Wall Trick

Hitting an opponent behind cover requires exploiting the jutsu's downward splash radius rather than attempting to blast through the Gloo Wall itself.

1. Locate the Target: Look for player shadows, protruding limbs, or movement behind the Gloo Wall to determine which side they are hugging.
2. Elevate Your Aim: Lift your crosshair slightly above the upper edge of the Gloo Wall or aim just beyond its side lip.
3. Release the Blast: Launch the jutsu so it clips the top edge or strikes nearby architecture behind the wall. The expanding explosion will reach the defender behind the barrier.
4. Switch Weapons to Finish: Draw an assault rifle or submachine gun immediately to pressure the burning opponent as they scramble away from cover.

Tactical Setups and Weapon Pairings

Because the Fireball Jutsu requires a brief casting animation, use it to initiate an assault or flush out pinned defenders rather than reacting during an active shootout.

Casting Vulnerabilities and Counters

The primary drawback of the Fireball Ninjutsu is its cast time. The activation briefly immobilizes your character, leaving you exposed to headshots if you cast in the open.

• Snipers: Enemy marksmen can punish your casting animation if you stand outside cover. Always begin the animation behind hard cover or your own Gloo Wall, stepping out only to release the projectile.
• Strafing Targets: Fast lateral movement can cause the direct-fire projectile to miss and explode harmlessly behind the sprinter.
• Double Layering: Opponents who place a second Gloo Wall several meters behind their front line will block the descending splash damage.

Naruto Shippuden Chapter 1 Event Notes

The Free Fire x Naruto Shippuden Chapter 1 return features themed event tracks alongside collaborative items, including Naruto-themed cosmetics and the Hinata bundle. To acquire these items without wasting resources:

• Complete daily event tasks and collaboration mode challenges to earn event tokens before spending diamonds.
• Use earned tokens on milestone spins to reduce total banner costs.
• Track prize pool guarantees and commit your currency to a single banner until you unlock your chosen bundle, rather than splitting spins across multiple prize pools.