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2010-12-05, 04:50 | Link #143 |
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Naruto ability to learn slowly is do to him not having parents or other people to help him while growing up. Having working habit beat in your head by your parents does wonders believe me I know
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2010-12-05, 11:31 | Link #147 | |
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Naruto isn't a jutsu sponge who quickly soaks up any technique he wants and makes it his own. Jiraiya flat out refused to teach Naruto genjutsu (even when he asked to learn it) because he realized he had no talent for it and it would be a waste of time. Naruto has unlimited amount of determination, and near-infinite, stamina and chakra. Given that someone can plainly lay out the mechanics of a jutsu for him, he'll usually figure out how to make it work. But he doesn't learn jutsu effortlessly and his teachers realize he needs to focus on the jutsu that best suit his tremendous power.
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2010-12-05, 11:47 | Link #148 | |
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Whenever Naruto summoned during the month, it was with very low chakra. THat was why he got tadpoles. When he did have chakra, he got Gamamichi Ero-Sennin was frustrated becasue Naruto wasn't using the kyuubi's chakra.
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2010-12-06, 04:31 | Link #149 | |
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Fukasaku said senjutsu was about determination and a lot of chakra indeed, but he never mentioned you didn't need talent... Same goes for teaching naruto genjutsu.. and I based the difficulty level of kuchiyose on the fact that 0 other age mates of naruto have been able to master the technique... Furthermore, I'd like to add that even WITH all these assumptions... In the end its just kishi who decided naruto shouldn't have more jutsu's and thats where I don't completely agree with how he made his main character... |
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2010-12-06, 07:01 | Link #150 |
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I really think at this point, Naruto and Sasuke's match up would be quite even. If you see how Sasuke has fought in the last couple of battles, lightning techniques are going to be out of the question because of Naruto's wind nature. Sasuke relies on his eyes for power. We'll have to see what's different with his new eyes. Naruto is now mastering the kyubi stuff which has really increased his speed and strength.
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2010-12-06, 20:52 | Link #155 | |
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[QUOTE=kitten320;3377241]There are 2 of them now.[/QUOTDamn you make me wanna see it now where is it at?
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2010-12-07, 02:15 | Link #156 | |
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I don't disagree with the idea of more jutsu, I disagree with the idea of jutsus that take away from the basic mold of the character. By that I mean I don't mind him learning jutsu that assist/enchance his already existing abilities. Shikamaru is a great example of a guy that could learn a decent amount of jutsu, but he focuses on his shadow techniques. That's where his strength lies and he knows it. Naruto only needs jutsu that reinforces his strengths. Should I explain? Naruto expanded the use of power in Rasengan with Oodama Rasengan. Sage jutsu increases that power even further. Elemental training reinforces Rasengan and makes it more versatile by adding an element. Sage jutsu reinforces that elemental jutsu so he can throw it. In order to use Rasengan, in order to use Sage Jutsu and in order to use elemental jutsu, Naruto has always relied on Kage Bunshin. It's his trademark technique, his taijutsu supplement and his secret cheatcode to learn more jutsu. Naruto isn't a ninjutsu type, or a taijutsu type or a genjutsu type. Heck he's not even elemental. The character concept is based on essentially one technique that he has honed to perfection. Kyuubi mode has been the only jutsu that has broken that continuity and seems to stand on its own as a power-up, possibly because it's really just a trump card. Now that this has been explained, I have absolutely loved Kishi showing Naruto use Shadow Shuriken no Jutsu at the same time as Rasen Shuriken. That's a technique I've seen with Itachi vs Sasuke, but Naruto doing it was a pleasant surprise. That's the only kind of additional jutsu I want to see from the main character. Support kinds or ones that go hand in hand with his pre-existing abilities. Not new, stitched techniques on top of the concept. It doesn't work for me. For example, when Itachi/Kisame fought with Kakashi/Asuma/Kurenai, Itachi used an exploding shadow clone. That would totally work with his basic concept. Or maybe he could learn wind clone jutsu (there's raiton bunshin, so why not kaze bunshin?) to mix them in with regular Kage Bunshin to confuse his enemy. I would love seeing that from Naruto, that's the kind of support jutsu I want to see from him. Things that go hand-in-hand. You may think that Rasengan is the recurring jutsu, but that's not really the case. The one jutsu Naruto uses the most is Kage Bunshin. You may or may not like the character being based on that particular jutsu, but that's how it's been from the start and that's how he's won most of his battles. |
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2010-12-07, 10:23 | Link #157 | |
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its not a question about what jutsu keeps recurring the most, but about the fact that they ALL are recurring.... This is where our opinions differ, but I find naruto in desperate need of more jutsu... You say it needs to fit in his fighting arsenal.. like a wind clone.. Okay I'm fine with that.. That would be best indeed, but even that is optional.. Look at sasuke.. what does his lightning style have to do with his fire style or with any of his mangekyou techniques or genjutsus... |
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2010-12-07, 21:01 | Link #158 | |
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Sasuke has a style: It's just centered around his sharingan. You know, the jutsu-copying eye. Why is it such a surprise that he's more versatile than Naruto? |
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2010-12-08, 02:45 | Link #159 |
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New thread started...but no spoilers yet.
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