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It's a Taijutsu style, the Hyuga don't kill remotely. Quote:
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VMLM3, when Kankuro and Temari fled with Gaara, the signal was given, the war already started and Gaara should have started to run amok destroying everything in Shukaku form. But he was unable to do that because he was suffering from the side effect due to the interruption of his jutsu by Sasuke. |
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2004-08-05, 17:18 | Link #303 |
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But there is a difference Raikage.
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Whereas as far as Sasuke knew it was possible that Oro could be satisfied with the scroll and leave. Though Sasuke took his decision mostly for bad reason, ie mostly fear (and it's rather normal, even Kakashi felt the same), I think that in the end he was right. He faced an opponent who outclassed them completely, who could froze them with just a glance with his sakki. Then there were two possibilities : -Refuse to give the scroll, fight and be killed at 99,9% probability (just not to say 100%). -Give him the scroll with a possibility that their opponent leaves after that. In this case at least they would be alive to seek 2 others scroll. Facts are that finally they lost their scroll, Naruto was alive because Sakura stopped his mortal fall and Sasuke because Oro didn't want to kill him. |
2004-08-05, 17:56 | Link #304 |
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It is true that in the Forest, it would be a definite possibility to give this mystery nin the scroll and be able to leave.
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Once again, Sasuke could/should have been under the impression that his Forest opponent was a Genin. He really had no solid reason to believe otherwise at first. However, a really good argument could be made that Sasuke could feel something was wrong with the level of 'killing intent' he felt. That level is far and beyond anything else shown so far except when Kakashi stood up to Oro. And, I'm talking about before Sasuke offered the scroll - it did take him a while to realize that he could offer it up instead of their lives. Spoiler:
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2004-08-05, 18:25 | Link #305 | |
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2004-08-05, 19:46 | Link #306 | ||
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2004-08-05, 21:51 | Link #307 | |||
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Raikage, it doesn't matter if he should have only met Genin in the forest.
The fact is that Sasuke was in front of a guy emitting more sakki than even Zabuza, a ninja so dangerous that the only thing he could do in order to just move was stabbing himself. Spoiler:
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2004-08-05, 23:05 | Link #308 | |
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2004-08-06, 01:56 | Link #311 |
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Hayate was a Tokubetsu (Special) Jounin. In fact, all three that ein mentioned - Morino Ibiki, Mitarashi Anko, and Shiranui Genma are all Tokubetsu Jounin.
AznExzztasy, Kagebunshin is a move used by Jounin level ninjas. Doesn't make Naruto competition for a Jounin, though... Consider that Neji is a taijutsu specialist, yeah? And, at the end of Neji vs Hinata, every single Jounin and Tokubetsu Jounin (with the exception of Asuma, who didn't go) managed to place themselves between the two, traveling farther AND significantly faster than Neji. As good as Neji is, I don't think he could last very long against Kakashi, Gai, or Asuma (who are all Jounin). |
2004-08-06, 03:09 | Link #312 | |
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2004-08-06, 03:30 | Link #313 | |
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2004-08-06, 04:02 | Link #314 | |
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I would guess that given the references to Sound's young age and size, the village might not even HAVE thirty Jounin. The ones Gai and Kakashi fought were most likely Genin or maybe even Chuunin. We have only seen a few Jounin so far, which segues nicely into an smackdown that I personally would like to see: Spoiler:
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2004-08-06, 04:42 | Link #315 |
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about the team 7 incident, i think its important to realize thats one of Oros main and powerful jutsu's i believe, heck from his eyes it may even be a bloodline ability. (just a guess) Its a powerful genjutsu technique designed to totally fill the target with terror. this is one of the techs useless against itachi. ( i dont rem where but i rem oro talking bout itachi seeing through his eye technique i think, maybe my memory is false) and it being a big minus. Maybe this is why he can take itachi, considering he did it to the
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As far as the main topic, neiji doesnt need to use kaiten to dodge attacks, he just chooses to use it. he can catch 2 thrown kunais, the second in the whole of the first, his reaction or prediction speed and response or whatever isnot low. using regular wires to beat him kind of acts like hes not a highly skilled highly observative fighter. One difference about the web and wires is his web can spread or be straight with one spit. most wire techs you often see are one at a time, and wire traps, neiji should be able to see and notice way ahead of time, if his byakugan has the observation power people say it does. as far as other jutsu's many jutsu's of the long range offensive type i have seen can be dodged, and im pretty sure most can be repelled by chakra, so lets not just make it simple to find his weakness. its important to not the kaiten does in fact have a downward component as well, whenevr neiji uses kaiten he ends up making a slightly sphere shaped crater after using it, so just going under him isnt enough |
2004-08-06, 11:52 | Link #316 |
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remember that old guy who was taking the chuunin exam? there was like this one old guy who was sitting there with little kids taking the written part? he's not even chuunin yet but he looks like hes 50. lol.
well, neji may not be jounin level but i guess i was outside influenced since neji is my favorite character besides naruto. i think that the jounins are a higher level of adult ninja. there are classes based on skill so i think that the majority of the adults are either chuunin or low level jounin. kakashi seems to be one of the elites since he was trained by the 4th. |
2004-08-06, 13:48 | Link #317 |
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I'm pretty sure a huge majority of people never make it past chuunin. Jounins do A-Rank missions, which are like big-time political assassinations and high level espionage and such. There aren't enough of these missions for a large portion of every hidden ninja village to be getting them as assignments on a regular basis. "Well, we've already assassinated the daimyo, his wife, son, and cousin's roommate, how about you assassinate his dog?"
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2004-08-06, 19:09 | Link #318 | ||
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2004-08-06, 21:27 | Link #319 | |
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2004-08-06, 22:49 | Link #320 | |
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It's not a jutsu, it's just killer intent, what you're thinking of is Orochimaru's binding jutsu. Before he bounded them, Sasuke was just scared because Orochimaru projected so much killer intent, that it caused Sasuke to freeze up. Later Orochimaru used his binding jutsu so that Sasuke couldn't move |
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