2004-12-15, 19:12 | Link #81 | |
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A. It was a cool fight, with lots of interesting taijutu. B. When they say "anyone" they arent being categorical. In fact, he even said it with a smirk, as he thinks he's immortal and beyond other sinobi. A fansubbers choice of translation is not gospel- half the time its plain misleading. C. it showed that orochimaru can take a whole lot of physical punishment. That is now essentially a fact in the anime, you flaming manga bigot. I say that the anime version was better, and that the manga version was truncated in comparison. |
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2004-12-15, 19:51 | Link #82 | ||
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That is, of course, an opinion. I happen to disagree with it based on the fact that Kishimoto writes the manga, has pretty much no control over the anime, and therefore the manga is closer to his vision than the anime is, making the comic canon over the cartoon. |
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2004-12-15, 21:17 | Link #84 | ||
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Then your point C is where this filler shows his tremendous stupidity : Oro will not become particulary resistant in the future because of that, neither in the manga nor in the anime. Simply because the anime team doesn't invent the story, they follow the script of the manga, merely adding some scenes to lengthen the show. That's the only purpose of these fillers : to add some punch to waste more time. Sometime it's good or even really good and better than the manga like Oro vs. Sasuke or Naruto vs. Haku, sometime it's simply average or not really worth discussing about it and sometime it's plainly retarded and bad. There will not be any reason or change because they showed Oro ables to take a lot of blow from Tsunade as there wasn't any reason for Sasuke losing his speed or Sakura suddenly gaining strength in the filler arc. They needed to fill the fight to make it longer and they decided to add more punchs, that's all there is behind that. Finally and about your loved expression "manga bigot" which seems to allow you not to think -I will try to resist to call you anime zealot but it's hard- , I can't care less if they add scenes that aren't in the manga, actually I wouldn't mind if they chose to completely change the story to make their own ala FMA. ... As long as the changes are good/cool and logical with their story that's it. Quote:
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2004-12-15, 23:00 | Link #85 | |
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The times where he was actually hit, he was already low on stamina from the attacks he already had to deal with from his opponents. For example: Naruto charging at him using the Kyuubi-chakra. From the panels, you can see that it took a hell of a lot out of him, so I can see where one solid punch would have taken him down. And if you look at the later chapters, Neji is more resilient than you give him credit for. As for the people you mentioned, they have all been shown to take damage when people get past their defenses, so I dont see where youre going with that. |
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2004-12-15, 23:10 | Link #86 | |
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2004-12-15, 23:15 | Link #87 | |
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Yeah, but she didnt suffer the same amount of damage he suffered when he fought against that guy in the latest chapters. Even then, he still managed to attack him whereas Hinata was in no condition to fight back. |
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2004-12-15, 23:27 | Link #88 | |
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Orochimaru was knocked flat in 1 hit by Tsunade... |
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2004-12-16, 00:29 | Link #89 |
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Answered simply - yes he could.
Nothing in Rasengan's nature is exclusive to Naruto. Naruto may have more chakra capcity than Neji but Rasengan isn't a move that needs that much chakra. And as with any moves, less chakra can be used for a lesser effect/power. Another thing to note about this whole chakra amount/level deal. If it really used that much chakra from just one Rasengan, then it should drain all of Naruto's chakra after 1 or 2 uses. If it doesn't, then someone like Neji should definitely be able to use it. Kaiten isn't exactly light on his chakra, and it is a ball maintained through spin. Based on my own inference, I bet he has to contain his chakra in the ball around him, or else kaiten wouldn't work. All of his chakra would just escape and and dissolve into the air.
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2004-12-16, 09:02 | Link #90 | |
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Its not, its based on a turbulent chakura flow, which is difficult to contain. Spinning chakura has its uses, but it couldnt even break a water balloon. |
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2004-12-17, 10:09 | Link #92 | ||
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Neji releases a huge amount of chakra from all points of his body and then spins his body to propel the chakra everywhere around him. The chakra isn't countained at all and vanishes after the spin. If Neji countained the chakra around him, he would have basically a permanent armor of chakra and could create a Kaiten which would never stop around him. Neji is far from having the stamina of Naruto even if obviously he's far better for using the chakra he creates and probably doesn't waste a bit of it contrary to Naruto. The Rasengan isn't low in chakra, very far from that. Heck, Naruto was even impressed by the amount of chakra cointained in Jiraiya's Rasengan whereas in term of amount of chakra Naruto isn't your average ninja joe. Neji has certainely the amount of chakra to use some Rasengan a day but not training all day, trying to make dozens and dozens of them like Naruto did thanks to his abnormal stamina due to the presence of the Kyubi. Neji is also certainely able to spin the chakra as he wishes and could without much problem pass the 1st and 2nd step of the Rasengan I think. But we never saw him containing the chakra which is what gives all its power to the Rasengan. Quote:
It's absolutely not based on a turbulent chakra flow, it's exactly the opposite. The Rasengan uses the principles of the tree climbing with water walking training, ie the release of a fixed and stable amount of chakra continuously. The first step is to spin this chakra (and it was enough to break the water ballon), the 2nd is to do that with the maximum power and the 3rd step is do the 2 previous steps plus containing it in a small orb, maxing out the spin and power inside it. And like I say Neji didn't show that he was able to do that yet. If he could do that at the scale of his body he would be almost invincible. Interesting possiblity for its evolution in the future ^^ |
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2004-12-17, 11:11 | Link #94 |
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He could use it to destroy things.
And given that he has mastered the Jyuken and thus can use perfectly his chakra from any of his tenkentsu, he could create a Rasengan or alike from any part of his body. Neji with a even larger amount of chakra, able to control and contain perfectly his chakra all around him would truly be a monster. |
2004-12-17, 11:52 | Link #95 |
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Neji plus a lot of others could learn the rasengan, but one of the requirements of the rasengan is having a lot of chakra. What's the point of rolling all your chakra into a ball when it could be better used elsewhere. I have no doubt the technique can be learned but it would be such a small chakra ball and entirely useless in battle. This is why nobody except a few use it.
Just in case I wasn't clear, compare when sasuke and naruto hit the water tanks with the chidori and rasengan. Even if sasuke was using the rasenga his impact would be still far smaller than the one naruto had |
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2004-12-17, 12:23 | Link #97 | |
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The 4th: You haven't mastered the Rasengan until you can perform it with you butt-cheeks.
Everyone: The 4th: What, you don't believe me? I'll show you... ... Everyone: Naruto's got a long way to go...
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2004-12-17, 17:40 | Link #99 |
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indubitably, he can learn and master it tmuch faster han Naruto.
Rasengan sin't about massive x quantity of chakra, imo. its how it is formed, physically via creation of velocity in x amount of speed - with the spiralling trails of chakra's kinetic motion criss-crossing to stabilize and suck air into the sphere that is probably an air vacuum that contains increassing [air] compression/pressure before it contacts and decompresses (boom!). i recall that altercation between sasuke's chi and naruto's ras on top of the hospital's building. naruto's ras blew a huge hole at the back of the water tank air-powered tools like nail guns are an example of how powerful avacuum and ai pressure can be used to to propel an object to pierce another object. |
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Anyway massive quantity of chakra is an important point of the Rasengan, the whole 2nd step is dedicated to that. Also the power of the Rasengan doesn't seem to have anything to do with air compression but directly with chakra compression. Quote:
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