Thanks for the heads up! I noticed some people did also write on their own walls, so it threw me for a loop. We're all spoiled by Facebook instantly linking posts so you always reply "where it counts"
Yeah, I remember. By your description the weystones kind of remind of of Fairy circles. Which leads you into their realm usually trapped dancing and singing and not realizing how much time has passed you by until you are released/free. Though whether he's going that route is still speculation.
About the toppled weystones that was more in wonder if that affected whatever possible power they have. Perhaps the stones toppled are doors that are closed? Or perhaps it's nothing at all, but it'd be interesting if there is something to it.
That's usually the case with all mankind. They always give something they don't understand a face that they do understand, whether bad or good depends on them.
So I noticed I forgot to reply last time. Sorry about that!
I've never been interested in comics in general, unless it's something funny. Even then I'm just a casual reader of whatever comes up in the interwebs. The only one I ever followed regularly was the Perry Bible Fellowship, until the author stopped updating it.
I know very little of mangas, but it seems to me that they often fall into the serious/story-heavy category of comics and I never have the patience to get into them, getting to know all the characters and the plot and whatnot. For story-telling I prefer other media like movies, books or even video games. Comics are good when I want to get a laugh out of something that's short without having to know any context to understand it.
It would have been difficult to involve all of the Konoha kids equally. But there haven't been any information about them in the last chapters, that's right. I think it ought to be enough for a glimpse at the "future Konoha", though.
It is likely that his granddaughter could perform that technique, too. Maybe she will be the next Tsuchikage, I couldn't think of someone else. And the others /excluding Tsunade) will survive, I'm positive about that.^^
But there are only two (well, three, if you include Gaara) Jinchuuriki left, right? How could there be a Jinchuuriki as a Kage for each of the five nations?
1. I'm almost positive that the fight between Naruto and Sasuke (if it were to happen) will be like the fight between the 1st Hokage and Madara. Just think of how they both had their first grave fight at their statues. I think that's also when the details about the fight between the 1st and Madara will be revealed, as some kind of flashback or something like that.
2. I meant the one who resurrected Obito would be Nagato. ;D It was shown at the end of chapter 601. I didn't express myself properly.^^
3. Most of the ninja's would not be that pleased if that happened, I guess. They spent years developing new jutsus and from one moment to another, their work becomes useless. But that could also be Naruto's idea to bring "true peace" to the world. And it is obvious, that he is going to fulfill his master's wish and answer Nagato's question regarding that real form of peace.
Nah, not yet. Firstly, I don't have that much photos of myself (since I'm always the only one taking pictures, that's why I'm nowhere to be seen on them) and secondly, one picture should be enough for now. :3
I think Sakura was educated quite poorly, in general. All of the others nearly surpassed their masters and she is stuck at healing only. I think Tsunade could at least have taught her how to perform the Summoning or some advanced medical jutsu. It seems as if Sakura only knows the basic, which she is quite good at, though.
Maybe saving the Tsuchikage is just a waste of chakra. If this war doesn't kill him, it will be his old age soon.^^ At least the others will survive. I don't think that Kishimoto will let Gaara die after he only became Kazekage despite him being different than the others - even if it's just to prove the moral of the manga: With a strong will and good friends you can achieve almost everything. Plus, he already "died" once. And introducing new Kages as the next generation wouldn't be that spectacular, since we don't really know any of the other nation's ninjas. So there's no reason to replace the current Kages, either. But I am pessimistic about Tsunade surviving. That's just not possible.
1. And how would that "more epic" be, in your opinion? (;
2. Well, I wanted to say that Madara was the one who brought him back to life, but I checked again and that was Nagato. I have no idea, then.
3. I'd like to see how he'll do that. You'll right, he'll definitely try to get rid of the Bijuu for good, after all what he's been through. If that is even possible.
Why, thank you. But that must be because I chose a quite acceptable photo. :3
I don't know where I read that, but I think it was in the One Piece manga. There are FAQ pages in between the chapters, and there the artist (I forgot his name .__.') thanked his artist crew a while ago. So I thought it would be the same with Naruto. And if I ever find such a video, I'll do that.^^
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No, not because she'd take too long but because of her chakra. I don't think that she will have enough chakra left (especially after the battle with Madara) to heal herself first - she probably knows that and she seems eager to risk her life for that sake. I think Tsunade will open her seal again to use her last bit of chakra, and we all know what happened last time she did that. And because of her serious wounds, I don't think it is likely that she will wake up again.
Hm...
1. Was that really never mentioned before? If he died while fighting Madara, I don't think that Madara himself would speek so highly of him as the only one who could beat him. He could have died of old age, but that probably doesn't happen very often in the ninja world. <__<
2. You mean before the war started? I thought he was dead and resurrected by Kabuto, wasn't he?
3. The Juubi is not complete yet, so there is a chance that he might have a chance when fighting it. Plus, the Kyuubi is the second strongest of the Bijuu, right after the complete Juubi. And before the completion, its powers are not as immense as everybody thinks. But I have no idea what he would do to seal it. Is there even someone fit to be the Juubi's Junchuriki? Maybe he will seal it in himself, due to the high level of his own chakra. I don't know if that's even possible, though.
I think that depends on the reader. Personally, I prefer Naruto, but One Piece is also a good manga to read. Regarding the characters, they are presented in a more silly way in OP, but the manga can be serious, too.
Well, I think I do. ^-^ I'm not completely visible, though. ;P
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Bogus. Im probably not gonna do Dany anyway. ive been window shopping at a lot of Halloween places and i cant find a wig that matches or even is remotely similar. Im still leaning toward Jon though.
Yeah, or perhaps they were part of something grander at one point. Now that you brought them up I hope they go more into it. Considering they made a point of mentioning them more than once indicates that they'll serve a purpose in some point within the story. I'm curious to see if having them toppled or not means anything significant?
Hmm, Now that I think about it isn't Bast Fae? He's not a demon, though I know Chronicler thought he was, but I'm pretty sure he wasn't a demon. If Bast suffers the same affliction to iron as the Skrael do wouldn't that make the Skrael some form of Fae as well? Is it possible the weystones will have some sort of connection with that at some point? Perhaps that will eventually lead to their meeting.
I can also see Naruto using up all of the chakra in order to destroy, say a giant comet/black hole/dark energy ball of death that one of the villains pulls out at the last minute.
I don't know. Is the old man who says Obito is between this world and the next supposed to be Madara? I have no ideas.
I'm sure Naruto's well aware of the downside of turning a child into a weapon. I don't know what he'd do, but dispersing the energy to everyone might work. I'm sure he'll have a talk with the Bijuu about it.
Weren't the connected to the Fae in some way? I recall that. Perhaps they're meant to ward something off/protection of some sort. They seem to be scattered around the world and maybe they act as a form of seal of some sort? The Edema Ruh (sp?) always stopped for the night when they came upon them so they have some sort of power in some way or form, either spiritually/religious/culturally etc...
I'm trying to recall if the one they stopped at in the NotW was standing upright or toppled. Cause I recall there being some that weren't.
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