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An Analysis Of The Significance Of Chapter 485
Okay, I'm making this becuase I have several observations about the new chapter which I wouldn't be able to conveniently group any other way. Hopefully you'll enjoy this.
(I'm copying the text of the chapter from one of the spoiler threads, since it would take way too long to type it out myself.) Quote:
I hope you enjoyed this. If you think I made some good, interesting observations, feel free to give me some rep. After all, that's what rep is for, isn't it? `;) |
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Ok, seriously? No replies?
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Tumbleweed.
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Do you really want me to reply? I don't know if I have the energy for this.
I didn't think the chapter was all that and a bag of chips. I'll read through your arguements and respond if the mood takes me. |
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Honestly, i wanted them to fight and a make it like a more intese Final Valley like fight, but it looks like that he might try to change sasuke just like he died Pien/Nagato. To badd >_>
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Tell me, why would Orochimaru ever give (big) powers to Naruto? Orochimaru trained Sasuke so he could eventually take over his body. But yeah Naruto could've been in Sasuke's place but by taking a different path. Still .. With Akatsuki hunting Naruto I doubt he would get far without proper training. He was protected by one of the three great ninjas remember ..
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@Defcon: Orochimaru is also one of the Sannin. Oro would've been confident that he could keep Naruto under control, just as was with Sasuke.
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i posted this a while back in another thread
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Oro doesn't have any interest in Naruto, his objective is to collect all jutsu, therefor he needs the sharingan and a body that can control the eye to its full potential. You could say he has some interest in the kyuubi, but then again, he was planning to deliver Naruto to Danzo anyway. Remember the eyes he collected for Danzo and the DNA he recuperated from the first hokage; just so Danzo could control the kyuubi. If he wanted a tailed beast, he could've gone after Gaara in the first place - he was working together with the Sand when he attacked Konoha. And yes I know Orochimaru is one of the Sannin, I was referring to the fact that there is no one else who could've trained Naruto better than Jiraiya himself at the time. @Nine-TailedSage_Naruto, that could've been a realistic alternative for Naruto. |
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Nice posts, everyone. Anyway, I guess you guys are right about Oro not wanting Naruto and Naruto's turning point coming much earlier in the series. I was just trying to make an example of how one event could've changed everything. Still, if just a few events in Part 1 had happened differently, they really could've been in the other person's shoes at that moment.
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Jup, that could've been the case. Nice post btw.. but I can't give you "rep" for it because I don't have it or don't know how to give it heh. :P
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You don't have to give me rep, but do you see the scale beneath the avatar to the left on each post? Click on that, select whether to Up or Down Rep them, and then leave a comment explaining why you did it. (It's best if you leave your name as well.) Don't abuse the system, though, or you can get in trouble.
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Ok, but that's still an incredible feat.
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Jiraya training Naruto wasn`t an accident at all. The first time they met, Jiraya knew exatly that he wants to train Naruto
Chapter 143, page 4,5...9... |
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I looked at your references, and I don't get how they're related to your post at all. Jiriaya meeting Naruto was an accident, and he definitely didn't want to train Naruto when they first met.
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OMG, you can`t be serious.
Ch 143, page 5...Jiraya to Kakashi: Let me take care of Naruto. CH143, page 9..again Jiraya to Kakashi: Before the real chuunin exam starts, please leave Naruto to me. (This proves, that it is the time when Kakashi was with Sasuke before the chuunin exams) I don`t get, what you don`t understand, Jiraya wanted to train Naruto all the time. He knew about the Kyubi, and off course that he is Minatos son so he wanted to train him and them meeting was far from an accident. |
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Look at Chapters 90-91. (Oh, and I guess I missed those lines where he was talking about Naruto. Still, this is after he's met Naruto and decided to train him.)
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I know those chapters. And? That doesn`t say anything about them accidentaly meeting. If you are pointing to the fact, that Jiraya wasn`t all like...Ooooh Naruto can I please train you...so it does make sense, since we know how Naruto was back then. If Jiraya was like that, Naruto would become to confident and anoying. But Jiraya knew all the time what he has to do.
If that meeting was an accident, how would he know right away that he is Minatos son and has the Kyuubi inside him? He wouldn`t. He went there with a certain goal. He was observing Narutos training before they got to do some talking. |
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-_-... Read the chapters. He has no idea who Naruto is. It's entirely chance that they meet. It's only upon seeing the seal on Naruto's stomach that he realizes who he is.
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