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WHICH IS D BEST FIGHTING
SCENE
1. Garra vs lee
2. naruto vs pein
3. minato vs obito
4. naruto vs orochimaru
5. hiruzen vs edo hokages
6. jiraiya vs pein
7. sasori vs chiyo, sakura
8. lee vs kimimaro
9. itachi vs sasuke
10. k.bee vs team hebi
11. kakashi vs zabuza
12. naruto vs neji
13. naruto vs garra
14. guy vs kisame
15. killer.b vs kisame
16. asuma vs hidan
17. tsunade vs orochi
18. naruto vs kabuto
19. garra vs his father
20. sasuke vs danzo

Tosyn007: Gratitude

u go fear unreasonable counter-argument bro. just dont waste ur time xplaining again those that get ur message knows its intent.

GUYZ please who is more skillful in the use of kage bushin among the ninja below
1. kakashi
2. jiraiya
3. naruto
4. madara
5. hashirama
6. hiruzen

kimco: Did kage bushins grow from being babies to adults like the bijuus? I didn't think so. The ostrich is a filler show. Non canon, doesn't count.

why shouldnt it count.....abeg if it wasnt necessary it wouldnt av been included and i hope u know that the role filler plays in the anime is more than just adding to the numbers. kage bushin are chakra construct of the original which can think on its own and fight on it own and also it can also rebel against its original. saying diz just to nullify ur point of d kyuubi not being a chakra. what u fail to notice is that u are giving real life activities to the tailed beast whereas naruto is merely an anime in which the writer makes animals, beasts, chakra talks and reason like human(my main reason 4 citing the ostrich as an example.)

i tink kishi shud make a guest appearance 4 super man and iron man in this current battle and probably make use of green lantern.

kimco d u realize that kage bushin can kill, talk, play games, fight but when defeated they puff out like smoke. are they not made of chakra. cos according to kishi the tailed beast are chakra's that can talk nd reason. lest i 4get av u ever come across the ostrich that talk, whose taijutsu is a jounin level, lightning chakra in naruto.

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Kishi Interview if your
interested in reading it
Q: When was the first
time you considered
becoming a mangaka,
and why?
Masashi Kishimoto: In
the period between
second and fourth
grade, I was obsessed
with the Dr. Slump anime
and the Dragonball
manga by Akira
Toriyama sensei. I loved
his characters. I was
especially fond of Arale
from Dr. Slump and Goku
from Dragonball. Plus, his
work attracted me.
There was something
about his cartoonish
drawing style that felt
right, more so than
realistic drawings. I told
myself, “I want to be like
Toriyama sensei.”
Q: Where do you get
your inspiration? Do you
listen to music or watch
movies when you are
working?
MK: I have a DVD player
with a small screen on
my desk and I
sometimes watch
movies and listen to
music. I used to do that
more often when
working, but not so
much these days. After
drawing manga for 12
years, I learned that it
does affect my art. For
example, if I was
listening to a song with
sad lyrics, my manga
would begin to reflect
that sadness. And then,
when I look back at the
drawings, something felt
off. Therefore, I decided
to turn off anything that
could affect my art.
But I do love movies and
I get a lot of inspiration
from them. In my free
time, I go to the movie
theater to catch all the
blockbuster hits. I also
look for hard-to-find
movie titles in the stores.
I like to watch epic
trilogies like Star Wars,
horror movies, such as
Vi, romantic movies like
500 Days of Summer,
and classics like The
Sting. My favorite movie
of all time is Akira, but I
love Hollywood movies in
general. My favorite was
How to Train Your
Dragon because the
script was fantastic. As a
fan of the original
comics, I liked Tin Tin. I
thought the movie was
faithful to the comic and
the CGI animation made
it appear more real than
a live-action film.
Q: A mangaka’s schedule
is incredibly exhausting.
What is the secret to
endure so many hours
while maintaining an
incredibly high level of
quality in your work?
MK: The only reason why
I can continue drawing
manga for so long is
because I love to draw
manga. I really feel that
this job is a good match
for me, and it has really
worked. If you weren’t
born with a love for
drawing, it would be
impossible to draw
manga. You want to run
away or have an allergic
reaction or something.
When I was a baby, I
drew on the walls by
impulse, even before I
was able to hold a pen.
So I remembered I
always loved drawing.
Q: You have drawn and
written Naruto for more
than 10 years. Compared
to when you first began,
how do you think you’ve
grown and changed as
an artist and as a
person?
MK: During my career as
mangaka, I got married,
had kids, and became a
father. This directly
influenced the story of
Naruto. From these
experiences, I
discovered the things
that are important in this
world. Being a father
gave me an entirely
different perspective
that I didn’t have when I
was single. Naruto’s
personality represents a
bit of me and a bit of my
son’s. It was after my
children were born that I
wanted to write about
Naruto’s parents. The
way Naruto’s parents felt
about him is very close
to what I feel about my
kids.
But I don’t want to
sound too preachy
because manga should
always be entertaining.
It has to be told from the
child’s point of view.
Even if I die one day, I
want to leave behind a
piece of work that lets
my children understand
what I’ve always wanted
to tell.
Q: Naruto’s history is no
longer a secret and he
knows that his parents
loved him. How will you
keep changing the
perspective of Naruto in
the world and his
relationship to the nine-
tailed fox?
MK: From the start of the
series, Naruto had no
parents and the only
thing he had was the
nine-tailed fox inside
him. He was treated like
a troublemaker or a
loser. He had so much
hatred and anger
toward the world
because he had no
identity. At first, I was
going to draw a short
flashback of Naruto’s
parents, but his parents’
teachings became
essential for Naruto to
be aware of his identity.
Although his parents
were no longer in this
world, they were able to
use their chakra to tell
Naruto how they felt
about him. His parents
sealed the nine-tailed fox
inside him to bring
peace to the world. They
believe in him so
strongly that they think
he will be capable of
handling the
responsibility.
When Naruto found out
the truth, he became
more aware of his
purpose in life. He
realized who he needs
to be and what he has to
do in order to make his
dream come true along
with the hopes of his
parents.
Love is a great thing.
Ever since I became a
father, I sincerely believe
(although, there could be
some exceptions) that all
parents in the world
always love their
children. When children
can truly understand the
love of their parents, it
greatly helps them find
themselves. So I really
wanted to give Naruto
that experience.
Q: Currently, there is a
great, severe war going
on in Naruto with a
multitude of characters
from the past and
present. How do you feel
about the war? And,
what are the challenges
of representing such an
epic event in the manga?
MK: There are many
characters that are
involved in the current
war in the world of
Naruto. I want to pay a
lot of attention to all the
characters while I draw,
but I have to leave out
some points. For the
most part, it is difficult to
judge what stays and
what goes.
Moreover, the war is a
difficult theme to write. I
grew up in Okayama,
which is right next to
Hiroshima. My
grandparents lived
through the horror of
the war and I know
from their stories that
the war was built on the
bitterness of the people.
But you can’t simply look
at our current state and
criticize it as wrong
because every little thing
in our history makes it
so that it leads up to
war, and when it
reaches its limit, it
breaks. So even in the
manga it wouldn't be
credible unless I carefully
elaborate the
background of the war.
Like my grandfather
taught me, I believe that
“war is not the answer”,
but I also understand
that there will always be
war. I feel fortunate
having grown up in a
generation that didn't
live through the war.
However, there are
certain things that only
my generation can tell in
a story and that I can tell
from my own
perspective. Although it
is fiction, I want people
to feel like there is still
hope.
Q: Who are you current
favorite characters?
MK: My favorites are Choji
and Killer Bee.
Q: Then we have to ask
about one of our
favorite characters, Killer
Bee. How did this
character come about?
MK: My former editor
really loves professional
wrestling and wanted a
character like a
professional wrestler. All
of Killer Bee’s
movements are related
to professional wrestling
despite him being a
ninja. He aims to hit, but
does it at any cost. I
wanted to make him an
interesting character
and one of the most
powerful ninjas in the
Naruto world. I have a
hard time writing Killer
Bee’s lines because they
always rhyme. But that is
the person who gave me
his character. Even if it’s
difficult, I will always
challenge myself to make
him a rich character.
Q: What is your feeling
toward Sasuke now that
he has gone through a
drastic change in the
entire series?
MK: Sasuke is always in
the back of my mind.
Naruto and Sasuke
progress as a pair.
Whenever I write about
Naruto, I always have to
think about Sasuke. They
are on opposite sides of
the spectrum, like yin
and yang.
Q: The Akatsuki are one
of the most colorful and
fascinating villains in any
manga. Why make the
Akatsuki? Do you have a
favorite?
MK: Sasuke’s brother,
Itachi, is my favorite.
Akatsuki is a group of
anti-heroes that
confronts the main
characters in Naruto. But
I didn’t want them to
just be villains because I
thought there should be
different reasons as to
why they became
outlaws against society. I
wanted to explore their
origins like I would do
for the heroes.
Q: Which one of your
favorite ninjas would
you bring back to life as
a soldier in Kabuto’s
army?
MK: People brought back
to life by Kabuto through
Edo Tensei are like
zombies, except with a
conscience and their
memories intact from
when they were alive. It
allows the characters
from the past to talk
with the characters from
the present. It’s a fantasy
element in the series.
During the creation of
the war’s history, I
started to think there
must be a reason why
there is war, and I
wanted the characters of
the past to talk about
themselves.
Outside of Kabuto’s
army, Deidara is my
favorite character.
Honestly, I think the Edo
tensei reanimation jutsu
could be done since he
could come back to life
after using his special
power to explode
himself. I love Deidara as
a character.
Q: When people read the
manga, what do you
expect they will take
away from it?
MK: In real life, it’s
difficult for people to
understand each
another for things like
differences in culture or
education. As you grow,
you start to see that
sometimes things in life
don’t go well, but I
created Naruto to tell the
younger generation that
even though there are
difficulties in life, you can
do fine. Besides that, I
prefer to let the public
itself discover what they
can take from Naruto.
Q: Digital manga, like
Shonen Jump Alpha, is
taking off in the United
States. What are your
thoughts on digital
manga?
MK: I think it’s fine, but I
don’t really understand it
yet. There are many
people who use tablet
devices nowadays,
which means it is more
convenient to access and
download the content
you want. In the U.S., the
system of buying and
selling manga is very
different from Japan’s. It
is sometimes difficult for
a library to contain all
physical books on the
shelves. So if going
digital makes manga
more readily available, I
think it's a good thing.
Q: Last, but not least,
what do you want to say
to the fans of Naruto in
the United States?
MK: It’s getting closer to
the culmination of the
series and it’s going to
get very hot from here
on out, so keep
following Naruto until
the end. That would
make me very happy.

I dhey tire 4 diz kimco sef. Bro pls watch more anime it xplains tinz more verbally nd graphically. I no get mb to waste 4 counter argument.

@kimco whether the justu was shown to be done by d 3rd first doesnt remove the validity that the fourth died using the seal b4 the 3rd use it. And put into remembrance that when the 3rd was using it he told orochi dat he's going to use a seal he knows nothing about which was created by the 4th. i dont knw if dat line was written in the manga but it was definitely written in the anime. and on the issue of the tailed beast being chakra or not. my take is that they are chakra take the conversation of obito nd kisame to team hebi where sasuke was told to hunt hachibi. out of ignorance sasuke asked what tailed beast are obito said the are enormous chakra in the form of creatures.

passionate88: Mayb ur mode of confrontation scared him. Honestly some guys will rather die than accept they love a girl when confronted by the said girl. Jst take it 1 step @ a time. Do something different. If he loves readin ur write ups, then try writin a short story abt what u re passin through (bt dnt let it to b obvious that u re writin abt u guys) let d story b a tragic climax, nt necessary death, jst seperation, u re d writer, u should get what I'm tryin to say.

As a fellow gunner fan i dhey gbadun ur frequency.

I bet someone will say minato summoning gambunta is an azzpull, gai tortoise summon is azspull, kakashi dog summon aszpull, tenten weapon summon an assspull just because kishi never showed the scenes where summons were contracted.
Bro Ihedinobi u go fear counter argument. For those asking where sasuke developed hawk features and summons check danzo and sasuke fight, deidara and sasuke fight where one of his wings was severed.

Lee Joon-gi as Gyeom/Yong/
Iljimae - A no-good, lazy
gangster by day but a
mysterious thief who protects
the citizens when the night
comes.
Han Hyo-joo as Eun Chae - A
lovely and kind girl of noble
birth who seems to be fated
both for and against Gyeom.
Lee Young-ah as Bong Soon -
A funny, silly swindler who
was orphaned as a girl and
also is connected to Gyeom's
past.
Park Si-hoo as Cha Dol/Shi Hoo
- Once a poor boy, he was told
at the age of nine that his
father was actually his
adopted father. He is sent to
his "real father", Magistrate
Byun Shik, and becomes Eun
Chae's half-brother and an
Imperial Guard. However,
Magistrate Byun Shik is not his
real father. He and Iljimae have
the same real birth father, Lee
Won Ho. His dream is to catch
Iljimae so that he can finally
become a nobleman.

For me my best korean movie till date is titled IILJIMAE: THE PHANTOM THIEF
NOTE: It is different from another movie titled *THE RETURN OF IILJIMAE*
Lee Gyeom (Lee Joon-gi) is the
son of a virtuous nobleman Lee
Won-ho, a trustworthy supporter
and brother to the king and a
central member of the secret
organization Cheonwoohoe,
composed of important nobles
and with the king as their leader.
He lives peacefully in a house
with many plum trees with his
wife, daughter, and son.
However, the king has a
conversation with a blind
fortunes teller. Looking at Lee
Won-ho's home, the blind man
states that he sees a person who
is as bright as the sun, and will
be adored by the people. The
king kills Lee Won-ho as he
believes that 'two suns cannot
exist on the same sky'. Gyeom
witnesses the incident from the
inside of a safe where his father
hid him. Later, he is saved and
adopted by a retired thief, Swe
Dol, after he becomes stricken
with amnesia due to the shock of
losing his father and being
forced to throw a rock at his
mother's head to prove that he
was not the son. 13 years later,
Gyeom, now called Yong, starts to
regain his memories and begins
to search for his older sister,
Yeon, only to see her being
sentenced and hanged.
The murder of his older sister
leaves Gyeom seeking revenge.
With the emblem on the killer's
sword he remembers from 13
years ago his only clue, he
swears that he will find the one
who killed his father and
murdered his older sister. To find
the sword and its owner, he
disguises himself as Iljimae and
breaks into the nobles' estates.
[Iljimae is a mysterious, black-
swathed thief who robs corrupt
government officials and gives to
the poor. He steals not only
material treasures but also
people, be they wrongfully held
prisoners or criminals hiding
from judgment. At the scene of
each robbery, he leaves a small
painting of a branch of red plum
blossoms called a "mae hwa".
(His name reflects this act: il
means "one", ji means "branch"
and mae means "plum tree".) The
citizens support Iljimae while the
king and the nobility try to catch
him and find his identity.] During
the course of his actions, he
winds up fighting not only for
himself, but also for the people;
and so he becomes a fighter for
the common people, jumping
into action whenever the people
are oppressed and wrongly
exploited for the sake of the
nobles, thus becoming adored by
the people and one villager goes
far enough to state "He is our
sun!". At the core of his motives
though, he still desires to find the
person who destroyed his family,
and bring justice to them.

This thread is for the enjoyment and criticism of korean films fans like me have watched.
To make this thread enjoyable and educative fans are to bring forth educative topics and objective criticism to make this thread worthwhile.
You can start by naming ur best korean movies, actors and actresses, plots and lot more.