2006-11-26, 03:28 | Link #81 |
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what were the 2 other pieces tho? if one is a "rook", and the other is say, a pawn, then he would take out the rook first. keeping him out of danger from the pawn. who could then be dealt with by the other pieces on the board (Ino, Chouji, Kakashi)
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Please try and excuse my tyopign as Iam some what drunk from the party I was at earlier.
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It didn’t haveto be foreshadowing it could have been a flash back shown to let the reader's know that Shikamaru had already figured out a way to do this without sacrificing him self, that’s how much of a Geniu's heis. He looked at every angle and the plan was conceived downto a "T". My point is, not all foreshadowing is bad, or work's against the one who the foreshadowing is meant for. Also it could have be just interpreted as a flash back, as to how he went about his planning (priority 1 no sacrificing).
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2006-11-26, 06:00 | Link #84 |
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"Sacrifices are bothersome" is how he would most likely say it.
We are talking about a guy who beat himself into a depression because ppl got hurt on his first mission as a leader. He might be lazy, but he takes responsibility very seriously. |
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2006-11-26, 06:40 | Link #86 | ||
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Hence why I said 2 use and one attempt. |
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2006-11-26, 11:04 | Link #89 | |
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2006-11-26, 12:13 | Link #90 |
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I guess we talk about chakra consumption here, and the side effects of MS. Even if it's a failed attempt i think it had it's price in terms of both chakra and mental/eye strain. I would say 2.5 MS jutsu uses for Kakashi, while Itachi had 3. But we don't know if the 3 MS jutsu have the same chakra consumption and side effects or for example amaterasu has double chakra consumption but has much less strain on the brain than tsukiyomi, or amaterasu deteriorates eyesight while tsukiyomi much less, etc...
I think that the side effects and chakra consuption are mainly because of the use of the jutsu and not the activation of MS in the case of true Uchiha, and all that activation struggle for Kakashi was just because he is not an Uchiha, he cannot even turn off his normal sharingan, so the activation problem is logical in his case. |
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Would the chakra not fizzle out? and it would be counted as a miss? (correct me if im wrong) I think the real question is, Is Kakashi's technique directly connected to the MS? As in, it is an effect of the MS, and it pull's out (or molds) chakra when ready to "take a shot", the shot could be stopped and saved if the user wishes. (kind of like not pulling the trigger on a gun) Or Is Kakashi's technique, Jutsu related? Part of the MS but a requires its own preparations, its own molding of Chakra and IS its own Jutsu, cause that would mean it was a miss because his Chakra would fizzle out if he readied the Jutsu then canceled or stopped, no?.
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2006-11-27, 11:22 | Link #92 |
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I thinks that dojutsu(and prolly all blood limits) don't really require hand seals to use. If we think back Byakugan was used with and without hand seals, Haku's ice abilites were used with 0, 1, and 2 hands, and kimmimaro used his bones without making seals as well.
Using seals is prolly just a way to focus on doing the jutsu. For more compicated jutsu, like usuing MS without the blood limit, seals would prolly help alot. But for regular stuff like just turning it on, jutsu's might not really be nessesary, and might only really serve to maximize chakra efficiency. I'm not even sure that doing regular jutsu's require hand seals cuz oro piggy backed off of kabuto doing summon jutsu, and naruto doesn't even really use the hand seals for kagebushin during combat anymore.
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2006-11-27, 11:45 | Link #93 | |
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2006-11-27, 11:50 | Link #94 | |
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So being that it would be wasted, would mean Kakashi did fire and miss .
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2006-11-27, 12:24 | Link #95 |
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Since people are talking about shogi I thought I would post some ground info and make some of my own personal observations.
1. When a player captures one of the opponent's pieces, that piece becomes a part of his or her army. Also, in shogi almost all pieces have the option of promoting to a stronger piece just by reaching the seventh rank(ranks are squares ranked horizontally in oposing possitions). An example would be your 9th rank would be my first row and 1st rank. At the beginning, each side has one king, one rook, one bishop, two lances, two knights, two silver generals, two gold generals, and nine pawns. Unlike certain other pieces, the bishops can be dropped anywhere on the board without restriction(after capture). 2. Shika was compared to the knight. The knight has only two legal moves. Either a knight jump one square forward and one square diagonally to the right, or a knight jump one square forward and one square diagonally to the left. (no bakward movement). Asuma said that shika moved like a knight. With that movement he would be immune to direct counterattacks, and would be able to promote relatively quickly without much risk. If Kazu or Hidan are the same type of piece, or are directly next to eachother they would have no practical defense against shikamaru's assault, and in theory, the should be able to pick them off one by one and get out unscathed. 3. Now for some Important facts: the gold general is a vestigial queen, and it can't be promoted(or retreat diagnaly), but it is the piece that most promote into. The important point to remember in shogi is that, given enough time, the attacking force, however small, will almost always overwhelm the defending force, however large.(indicitive of akastuki vs konoha) But the real strongest piece is the rook. Unpromoted it's just like a regular rook, but promoted it becomes a dragon and can move one square in any direction, OR all squares horizontally or vertically. Becasue of the attaking nature of the game, shogi usually ends up in a chekmate race, thereby making the dragon the strongest piece in the game.
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Now the real question comes with what naruto would be. Would the kyuubi make him the ultimate attaking piece, would he be the king (which is better than the queen/gold general in shogi)? Or would he be more like a lance (wich can only move forward) that can be promoted into a gold general?
Personally I see naruto being the king because all of the other taled demons have been or are about to be captured. And used in a plan of global domination (if naruto gets hit then that's that). BUT if they get naruto and he ends up like Garra (which I would personally perfer) He might end up being the rook=> dragon because of the extreme power of his jutsus(wind chakra, rasengan, neo rasengan, summoning,. . .ect.).
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That's very observant info, but the comparison to the pieces in shogi should be considered a very loose analogy . Shikamaru is considered a knight because he is not very strong, but can move (that is, be used strategically) in ways no other piece can. Asuma was a pawn simply because he had to be sacrificed to protect the more important pieces. Hidan's and Kakuzu's names would make them a bishop and rook, both very powerful pieces. However in any case, the movements, strengths and weaknesses of the pieces of shogi shouldn't be literally thought of as the same limits and attributes of ninja in Naruto. I noticed this happening when people where guessing who the king piece was and immediately ruled out Naruto because the king is traditionally a weak piece. |
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But in comparison to all the other characters in narutoverse shika is prolly the closest tied into the shogi comparison (cuz of his style). What is actually the most important thing is not who is what piece in shogi, but this simple revalation of a fact: SHIKAMARU IS NOT SQUARING OFF AGAINST A CHICK THIS TIME!!! This should make for some extreme bad assery!
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