Naruto 311

[Zidarri the Exile]

:/

I know the basics of a computer, but I can't take one apart, and put it back together. To know something, you have to be able to do it. I can watch Karate for 40 years, and only know what it looks like, but not how to do it.

I know how to spell the word anti-social, and I can spell, and do spell it.

Fourth would not have taught Kakashi how to do it, unless he could.

And besides, if I remember correctly, it isn't a jutsu, it's a nickname. Yellow Flash. Because he is really, really fast.

[shinta|hikari]

You didnt remember correctly. Please read back a few replies to get the definition of the yellow flash/hiraishin no JUTSU.

You can teach people things you cant do, not by showing them but by teaching them the theory. Granted that is difficult in this case since it is a jutsu, but not impossible. What you said didnt relate to teaching at all, but doing. Whether teaching and doing is different was the flow of the discussion, til you replied.

The 4th probably didnt teach it, but kakashi might have seen it with the sharingan, and just couldnt do it because of certain restrictions.

EDIT : of course, all this is just theory, but still ones based on fact and logic, not on groundless (and mistaken) assumptions.

[Raven]

Think of a coach for an athlete. If a tennis player is being coached by someone, does that mean the coach can do everything the player can? No, but he/she can still teach the player and give advice/training.

[darkmetal505]

I hate how everyone is assuming that the quick flash technique will be taught. Kakashi never even implied anything near that. All he said was that Naruto would get stronger and Naruto might surpass Kakashi.

Maybe I just don't want to see Naruto learning the technique the Fourth was esteemed for. That would just degrade him. Its enough that Naruto learned Rasengan. He just needs to learn how to use his brain.

[shinta|hikari]

Its not like everyone wants naruto to learn that technique. Its just that, with the information we have, it seems to be the most logical guess.

Yes, I agree with you completely on this one. I didnt want naruto to learn the hiraishin, but maybe its too late now. During the years he spent with jiraiya, I was hoping he would learn a ton of jutsus, and maybe come up with ones himself and develop to an entirely new level as a ninja. But seeing as to how that didnt happen, they had to resort to this fucking cheap ass way to power naruto up. Unless its some new uber jutsu, or training that can reincarnate ninjas 10x stronger, hiraishin just seemed the only logical choice.

I in fact hate how naruto is just going along copying all the moves of the 4th. If he wants to be hokage, he shouldnt be the 4ths replacement. Like he said before, he should do it with his own way of the ninja.

[dragon608608]

...he should do it with his own way of the ninja.

I am completely with you here. If Naruto have ton of ninjutsu, what will he become? Another Orochimaru? or Sasuke? I think he shouldn't have to learn a lot of ninjutsu, instead, I want him to learn only few of them (each and everyone of them have to be bad ass of course), and refine them to take them to the next level to develop his own Naruto's style.

For those of you who thought Naruto using a cheap way to get stronger, I am in fact didn't think so at all. It is true that he need someone else (like Kakashi and Ero Sanin) to teach him the move, but Naruto learn and practice it with his own power. He even refuse to use Kuuybi's power during his encounter with Sasuke. Unlike someone that we know, who using drug and devil power (curse seal) to get stronger and still not having a second thought about it, Naruto is decent guy by my eyes.

[Zidarri the Exile]

His 'way of the ninja' is to "Never take back his words". So saying he should stop learning jutsu's of the Fourth, and use his own way, doesn't really work. He should do his best to be the best.

Sarutobi, Sandaime Hokage, knew every Jutsu of Konoha, or so it was said. Does that mean he did not become Hokage in his own way?


Yellow Flash was ALSO his nickname. So I am right, but wrong as well.