I know that, but it still feels like a downgrade going from Madara back to Orochimaru, this isn't an event like Bakura in Yu-Gi-Oh! for example, this is a villain that hasn't had a role in the story for years and isn't current top tier.A SICK Orochimaru without use of his jutsus failed against Sasuke. Now we have a fully restored Orochimaru that can use his arms again for his jutsus. We also know how intelligent he is. If this is really his plan, then either he'll wait for the right moment when Sasuke is hurt or he learned how to take over Sasuke without failing again.
I don't like this idea, but I don't think Orochimaru is any better than before.
Madara hasn't had a role in the story for ever...and he appeared all of a sudden too. Anything that goes from Madara, Tobi and the Juubi to anything else will be a downgrade in terms of scale. After one of the strongest shinobis of Earth, who can also use the powers of the other strongest shinobi on Earth and summon the most terrifying being that ever lived, the battles after that will hardly be bigger. It can only be deeper.I know that, but it still feels like a downgrade going from Madara back to Orochimaru, this isn't an event like Bakura in Yu-Gi-Oh! for example, this is a villain that hasn't had a role in the story for years and isn't current top tier.
And considering that he hasn't changed too much, I don't doubt anything from him. He seems really confident and relaxed.Orochimaru musn't have changed much, that wouldn't make much sence considered some of his actions were quite horrendous, but i doubt he'll take over Sasuke's body.
That's completelly different, in Volume 6 Orochimaru also appeared out of nowhere, so did the Akatsuki, they were new villains, that's different from an old villain that hasn't done anything in years appearing in the last arc in the last minute to take the spotlight. And when you get down to it Madara was foreshadowed for more than 20 volumes before his full appearance in the war.You mean after he releases the Edo Tensei? He cut the Shinigami and changed to another body, so how does that work?Madara hasn't had a role in the story for ever...and he appeared all of a sudden too. Anything that goes from Madara, Tobi and the Juubi to anything else will be a downgrade in terms of scale. After one of the strongest shinobis of Earth, who can also use the powers of the other strongest shinobi on Earth and summon the most terrifying being that ever lived, the battles after that will hardly be bigger. It can only be deeper.
I was agreeingAnd considering that he hasn't changed too much, I don't doubt anything from him. He seems really confident and relaxed.
It isn't different if you don't point the differences. I could say the same thing you did for Madara AND Orochimaru. Both are old villains that haven't done anything in years appearing in the last arc to take the spotlight. You're the one bringing up about Orochimaru coming all of a sudden. The same happened to Madara. He has been foreshadowed, but Orochimaru has actually BEEN there and fought our protagonists. He has been part of the story for much longer than Madara. Until the Uchiha was summoned, we had no idea that the Infinite Tsukuyomi plan was his.That's completelly different, in Volume 6 Orochimaru also appeared out of nowhere, so did the Akatsuki, they were new villains, that's different from an old villain that hasn't done anything in years appearing in the last arc in the last minute to take the spotlight. And when you get down to it Madara was foreshadowed for more than 20 volumes before his full appearance in the war.
Orochimaru stopped being important after his "death" by the hands of Sasuke, he was even erased again by Itachi and we were introduced to Orochimaru 2.0 with Kabuto. Oro's way beyong his league now, and you can actually go from Madara to something not downgrading in power scale, like Sasuke, who has been hyped for half the story already, or the sage of six paths, you actually have many options, most of them are as bad as Oro taking over Sasuke's body.
It isn't different if you don't point the differences. I could say the same thing you did for Madara AND Orochimaru. Both are old villains that haven't done anything in years appearing in the last arc to take the spotlight. You're the one bringing up about Orochimaru coming all of a sudden. The same happened to Madara. He has been foreshadowed,been part of the story for much longer than Madara. Until the Uchiha but Orochimaru has actually BEEN there and fought our protagonists. He has was summoned, we had no idea that the Infinite Tsukuyomi plan was his.
Sasuke had the potencial to develop into a big villain, and him fighting Naruto can bring a good emotional and epic climax to the series, Naruto has been receiving power boost frequently and so has Sasuke, if the fight does happen with won't be a full scale confrontation but just an emotional battle between the 2 most powerful ninjas of their time.And you're kidding yourself if you think Sasuke vs anyone will be bigger in scale than pretty much all of the Shinobi of the five great countries against Tobi, Madara and the Juubi. Including our main protagonists.
I had to read my post a couple of times to point out exactly what you were quoting, but this has nothing to do with what I posted. I talked about you mentioning Orochimaru coming all of a sudden, which also happened with Madara, and how he's been with us for much longer. Then you talk about Orochimaru and Madara's doings. It's like you're not even talking to me.Are you serious? Orochimaru was the main villain of the entire Part I, Madara was only a villain for the war arc, his schemes may have been there for the entire Part II but he wasn't trully the villain during that time, Orochimaru appeared, did things, was killed, was killed again, and after 3 or 4 years appears out of nowhere as a way for Sasuke to meet the Hokages. Madara was dead this whole time, he has only been brought back to life recently in the war and it's revealed he had co-ploted things with Obito.
You keep pointing things that happened to one of them but I can always relate it to the other character as well. Madara has also been defeated, then defeated again and his plan completely failed. Same with the members of the Akatsuki. They're defeated, their plans fail and the spotlight is moved to someone else. However, no other villain keeps coming back like Orochimaru, who is in his prime, now.Orochimaru is a villain that has already been defeated, Madara isn't. He may have been defeated by Hashirama, but that was before the series started and he had a plot that continued through the present, Orochimaru on the other hand was active during the whole series and not only did the spotlight move from him to the Akatsuki in Part II but he was also defeated and his plan completelly failed.
And what have I said to you?Sasuke had the potencial to develop into a big villain, and him fighting Naruto can bring a good emotional and epic climax to the series, Naruto has been receiving power boost frequently and so has Sasuke, if the fight does happen with won't be a full scale confrontation but just an emotional battle between the 2 most powerful ninjas of their time.
Pay attention and interpret what I say before you repeat it with different words.After one of the strongest shinobis of Earth, who can also use the powers of the other strongest shinobi on Earth and summon the most terrifying being that ever lived, the battles after that will hardly be bigger. It can only be deeper.
Talking to you feels like talking to a wall, i point things out, you bounce them any other way. Madara was foreshadowed for a long time, we had the whole mystery of the last coffin, and there he was, Orochimaru on the other hand had been completelly defeated and suddenly there was a way to ressurrect him, Madara was the main villain of the arc, Orochimaru was a deus ex to bring Sasuke to the hokages.I had to read my post a couple of times to point out exactly what you were quoting, but this has nothing to do with what I posted. I talked about you mentioning Orochimaru coming all of a sudden, which also happened with Madara, and how he's been with us for much longer. Then you talk about Orochimaru and Madara's doings. It's like you're not even talking to me.
This is, what matters is the story right now, from volume 1 onwards, not from 60 years ago onwards, it's the reason why Sauron and Voldemort rising again in Lord of the rings and harry potter work, but Palpatine coming back to life in Star Wars: Dark Empire doesn't.You keep pointing things that happened to one of them but I can always relate it to the other character as well. Madara has also been defeated, then defeated again and his plan completely failed. Same with the members of the Akatsuki. They're defeated, their plans fail and the spotlight is moved to someone else. However, no other villain keeps coming back like Orochimaru, who is in his prime, now.
Tell me again what is the point of this conversation.
And what did i tell you before and am doing again?And what have I said to you?
Pay attention and interpret what I say before you repeat it with different words.
And unless he was lying when he said he'd help in the war, then his ''villain'' side has gone down the toilet.
I had read your post, but Orochimaru in Sasuke's body fighting Naruto wouldn't be near as emotional, deep or epic as true sasuke fighting naruto, for starters Oro's quite weak compared to the big leagues right now, he wouldn't be accostumed to Sasuke's powers or even know all his new techniques.Lord said:I was agreeing
Then that is why you can't give a proper response. You're looking at a wall, not at my posts. This:Talking to you feels like talking to a wall, i point things out, you bounce them any other way.
And you continue to give me points they have in common. Madara was also completely defeated and there was a way to ressurect him - Edo Tensei. Madara was a deus ex to defeat the alliance. Orochimaru was a main villain before. Orochimaru has been here before Madara was even ''foreshadowed''. It could have been any other absurd shinobi in that coffin.Madara was foreshadowed for a long time, we had the whole mystery of the last coffin, and there he was, Orochimaru on the other hand had been completelly defeated and suddenly there was a way to ressurrect him, Madara was the main villain of the arc, Orochimaru was a deus ex to bring Sasuke to the hokages.
What doesn't matter? Madara's defeat from Hashirama's hands and their founding of the village? It doesn't matter to you. In my opinion, it totally matters to the story. This is what made Sasuke finally decide.This is, what matters is the story right now, from volume 1 onwards, not from 60 years ago onwards, it's the reason why Sauron and Voldemort rising again in Lord of the rings and harry potter work, but Palpatine coming back to life in Star Wars: Dark Empire doesn't.
Yet he can fully stop Tobirama's movements due to the Senju cells in his body. Plus, he has his arms again. Without his jutsus, he could fight against a four tailed Naruto and survive. Imagine now.An orochimaru shouldn't even be as strong now, 2/3 of him has been sealed or killed.
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I was agreeing
And what have I said to you?
Pay attention and interpret what I say before you repeat it with different words.
And unless he was lying when he said he'd help in the war, then his ''villain'' side has gone down the toilet.
Your ''I was agreeing'' was regarding to Orochimaru not changing, which I was also agreeing but you didn't seem to notice. Not related to the battles not being bigger in scale, just deeper.Sasuke had the potencial to develop into a big villain, and him fighting Naruto can bring a good emotional and epic climax to the series, Naruto has been receiving power boost frequently and so has Sasuke, if the fight does happen with won't be a full scale confrontation but just an emotional battle between the 2 most powerful ninjas of their time.
And who is saying otherwise or disagreeing? I just mentioned the idea a couple of days ago. Doesn't mean I want it. I wanted pure Evil Sasuke vs Naruto, but that is hard to see now. It hardly will be bigger in scale considering what we had so far, but it can easily be deeper.I had read your post, but Orochimaru in Sasuke's body fighting Naruto wouldn't be near as emotional, deep or epic as true sasuke fighting naruto, for starters Oro's quite weak compared to the big leagues right now, he wouldn't be accostumed to Sasuke's powers or even know all his new techniques.
And Naruto vs Sasuke at full power would still be big in scale, it wouldn't have as many individuals helping but it would certainly be devastating. Oro on the other hand has been pushed around for so long by the Uchihas that him getting the final fight would feel off.
Remember when we were wondering if he was gonna take Sasuke's body? That thought vanished 300 chapters ago, it has been so long since Orochimaru was supposed to be dead and that we have seen much more powerful oponents that him getting Sasuke's body now would be a terrible idea.![]()
What's there not to understand? You wanted the differences i gave them to you for how it wasn't the same thing. A new villain in the manga isn't the same thing as an old villain that just appears again at the wrong time to get back to his plans. If you can't understand that as an answer i don't know any better way to write to you, i give you the explanations and you just complain that it has nothing to do with what you just said, there's just no way to give you a proper answer this way, we'll just keep answering each other until one gets tired and quits.Then that is why you can't give a proper response. You're looking at a wall, not at my posts. This:
was your response to this:Are you serious? Orochimaru was the main villain of the entire Part I, Madara was only a villain for the war arc, his schemes may have been there for the entire Part II but he wasn't trully the villain during that time, Orochimaru appeared, did things, was killed, was killed again, and after 3 or 4 years appears out of nowhere as a way for Sasuke to meet the Hokages. Madara was dead this whole time, he has only been brought back to life recently in the war and it's revealed he had co-ploted things with Obito.
It isn't different if you don't point the differences. I could say the same thing you did for Madara AND Orochimaru. Both are old villains that haven't done anything in years appearing in the last arc to take the spotlight. You're the one bringing up about Orochimaru coming all of a sudden. The same happened to Madara. He has been foreshadowed, but Orochimaru has actually BEEN there and fought our protagonists. He has been part of the story for much longer than Madara. Until the Uchiha was summoned, we had no idea that the Infinite Tsukuyomi plan was his.
So i cant say some extra things while in the discussion? Even so i didn't do that much, i answered what you said properly, if you didn't understand it then the only way i can see it is that you're analysing them the wrong way, don't ask me how, i don't know what's your problem with my answers is, it just seems that get quite annoyed when i dislike something about Naruto. (let me guess, you're going to answer this by saying i went off-discussion.)Look how much your post isn't a direct response. You post talks about Orochimaru being the villain for part I and Madara for the current arc of part II, and that Madara co-ploted things with Obito and Orochimaru came to help Sasuke, like if I had said all the opposite, that Orochimaru wasn't a villain in part I or that Madara's plan has nothing to do with Tobi. Whatever point you're trying to make, you're not doing a good job of expressing yourself.
But was he defeated on screen during the course of the series instead of a mere flashback? No, but Orochimaru was, that's the point, we never saw Madara himself before, only some flashbacks about his history and we were told about his feats.And you continue to give me points they have in common. Madara was also completely defeated and there was a way to ressurect him - Edo Tensei. Madara was a deus ex to defeat the alliance. Orochimaru was a main villain before. Orochimaru has been here before Madara was even ''foreshadowed''. It could have been any other absurd shinobi in that coffin.
A deus ex machina latin for "god from the machine" is a plot device whereby a seemingly unsolvable problem is suddenly and abruptly resolved, with the contrived and unexpected intervention of some new event, character, ability, or object
Who trained Obito and had his oun ressurrection in mind (which worked in a different way), and had thought most of the things that happened for the war? Madara.I don't agree about Madara being a main villain, though. The war is caused by Tobi and Kabuto, Madara is just part of the climax. There are more than one main.
The story starts in Naruto vol.1, it's about his time, not Hashirama's. Look at the examples of stories i gave you, when a villain we have already seen fall already returns it just seems like a retreat (hope that's the right word). Imagine if Sauron had returned yet again? It just wouldn't feel right. It's the same reason fans don't want to see the same of villains from Star Wars again, you have to move on.What doesn't matter? Madara's defeat from Hashirama's hands and their founding of the village? It doesn't matter to you. In my opinion, it totally matters to the story. This is what made Sasuke finally decide.
I was saying it didn't make much sence inside the story, not that it wasn't done.Yet he can fully stop Tobirama's movements due to the Senju cells in his body. Plus, he has his arms again. Without his jutsus, he could fight against a four tailed Naruto and survive. Imagine now.
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I don't even know how to answer to you, first you say that you think the final battle can still be deeper then i answer that Naruto vs Sasuke can be big too, while still maintaining that it will be an "emotional battle" and you think it has nothing to do with your quote. And Orochimaru taking over Sasuke's body would be less emotional because we would only have an andry Naruto, and not a clash of ideals.if the fight does happen with won't be a full scale confrontation but just an emotional battle between the 2 most powerful ninjas of their time.
I noticed, you just seem to have the need to disagree every time i try to agree with you.Your ''I was agreeing'' was regarding to Orochimaru not changing, which I was also agreeing but you didn't seem to notice. Not related to the battles not being bigger in scale, just deeper.
I don't even know how to answer to you now, you took so many half answers together that i can't give a single answer to this, and knowing this discussions you'll just turn up with even more questions about what i say and disagree with me, completelly disregarding wether i was saying you liked a certain idea or if i was criticising the idea in general.And who is saying otherwise or disagreeing? I just mentioned the idea a couple of days ago. Doesn't mean I want it. I wanted pure Evil Sasuke vs Naruto, but that is hard to see now. It hardly will be bigger in scale considering what we had so far, but it can easily be deeper.
The problem, from what I'm seeing, is that you're not expressing yourself the way you want. You think of something, but you're not using the right words to say it. Like I said before, when you quoted me it seemed you were responding to things I didn't say. Like if I had said the opposite, which I didn't. Like whem you mention Madara co-ploted with Obito. I never denied that or said otherwise, but you brought that up, among other things, in a way that seemed that I told you otherwise before. Like you say in the following quotes, you're not understanding some things that I'm saying. If you have any doubts, just ask what specific things you didn't understand and I'll explain to you.What's there not to understand? You wanted the differences i gave them to you for how it wasn't the same thing. A new villain in the manga isn't the same thing as an old villain that just appears again at the wrong time to get back to his plans. If you can't understand that as an answer i don't know any better way to write to you, i give you the explanations and you just complain that it has nothing to do with what you just said, there's just no way to give you a proper answer this way, we'll just keep answering each other until one gets tired and quits.
So i cant say some extra things while in the discussion? Even so i didn't do that much, i answered what you said properly, if you didn't understand it then the only way i can see it is that you're analysing them the wrong way, don't ask me how, i don't know what's your problem with my answers is, it just seems that get quite annoyed when i dislike something about Naruto. (let me guess, you're going to answer this by saying i went off-discussion.)
Who wants Orochimaru to be the main villain? Do you? I don't, nor have I said that. The reason why I said before that you're not giving a direct response to what I say is because it seems you're responding to someone else. Like in this quote. You keep pointing things that I didn't say...like if I had said.I don't understand some of the stuff you say, when i talked about Orochimaru having been the villain of Part I i didn't say you had disagreed about that, i was explaining how it matters in the story at what point he stops being important, he could have easily became the main villain of the entire series if Kishi wanted to, but he didn't, he stoped being central after the end of Part I. After that his character just went on to become less and less impressive, him becoming the main villain right now just wouldn't make sence, i explained multiple times how already, if you don't understand i suggest you reread my past posts.
So what? If the fight between Sasuke and Orochimaru and Sasuke and Itachi had happened off-scream and we had Sasuke tell someone about the fights later, it still would be considered, because it happened. Being a flashback doesn't rule it out. So what that Madara's defeat is a part of a flashback? This is just a detail. What happened, happened.But was he defeated on screen during the course of the series instead of a mere flashback? No, but Orochimaru was, that's the point, we never saw Madara himself before, only some flashbacks about his history and we were told about his feats.
Yes, I know what a D.Ex is. I tend to know what I'm talking about before I do so. Like you said, Kishi ''probably'' knew who Tobi really was. In the same way that we can guess that Kishi really planned to bring Madara back with that coffin, we can also guess that he planned to bring Orochimaru back. Some time ago, long before Oro was brought back, someone told me ''you really think someone like Orochimaru is gone for good? You don't know him...''Do you even know what a deus ex is?
Madara wasn't abrupt, Kishimoto knew who Tobi really was (possibly), the sixth coffin had been shown and wasn't revealed for over a year (if i remember correctly), it promised to be a big revelation, everything there was set so as not to make Madara a Deus Ex, Orochimaru on the other hand was, he was previously completelly destroyed, and then Sasuke found a way to ressurrect him and solve his indecision.
And I disagree again. I think you'll find very few people who think Gatto is a main villain in the first arc. He was just a guy that brought Zabuza into scene.Who trained Obito and had his oun ressurrection in mind (which worked in a different way), and had thought most of the things that happened for the war? Madara.
The war was caused by Tobi, who had co-ploted with Madara, and they're now together leading their plan. Zabuza and Gatto were also the main villains of the village in the myst arc, yet only one was the fighter.
You're disregarding Hashirama's story because of that? The story starts in vol.1, but the HISTORY starts much before the events of the first chaper. This story isn't all about Naruto. Yes, this isn't, overall, about Hashiram's time, but it is because of that time that we have Naruto's time and it's because of that time that Sasuke may not destroy the village anymore.The story starts in Naruto vol.1, it's about his time, not Hashirama's. Look at the examples of stories i gave you, when a villain we have already seen fall already returns it just seems like a retreat (hope that's the right word).
Holy...Oh my God! Look back when you posted this. It was AFTER I posted that the battles after Madara won't be bigger, just deeper. You repeated what I said with not so different words. And, in your previous post, you weren't even referencing that! You quoted the part where you said ''And what did i tell you before and am doing again?Yes i am:
No, what I said was: ''Pay attention and interpret what I say before you repeat it with different words.''I don't even know how to answer to you, first you say that you think the final battle can still be deeper then i answer that Naruto vs Sasuke can be big too, while still maintaining that it will be an "emotional battle" and you think it has nothing to do with your quote.
If you noticed, then how can you say that I was disagreeing? This doesn't make sense! I was agreeing!I noticed, you just seem to have the need to disagree every time i try to agree with you.
What am I defending? Orochimaru taking over Sasuke? Where amd I defending that? I've only been pointing out the similarities between Oro and Madara so far. I'm not defending anything about Sasuke being taken over. I've already stressed that I don't like this idea. What I said is that I hope something like that it is part of his plans because I don't want to see a good Orochimaru. It doesn't mean I want it to happen. I don't.For somebody that doesn't like the idea you've been defending it a lot. Now to start, who's disagreeing and saying otherwise? If you're talking about Orochimaru taking over Sasuke being a terrible idea you are the one defending it, because all this discussion started when i said it would be a terrible idea and agreed with you about not wanting to see it happen.
Unless all of the remaining shinobi of the world and shinobi's from other worlds come to the fight between Sasuke and Naruto, it will hardly be bigger in scale. Not that it is a bad thing. In my opinion, the best battles of this story were the more personal ones, like the battle against Pain. It doesn't need to be bigger.About the bigger scale i only used Sasuke as an example, but i gave others, Sasuke could ave actually developed into a more Orochimaru like character by assemblind his oun army and gaining followers, but that didn't happen. With the exagerated power boosts the characters have been receiving i wouldn't even be surprised if Kishi gave some to Naruto and Sasuke to make their battle even more epic. It's not unprecedent from Kishi to do this to Naruto or Sasuke, nobody would have predicted so many Uchihas had survived, or that the manga would center so much around them, or about ten tails, or Pain not being the Akatsuki leader or even the strongest character in the manga.
Everything's unpredictable, if Kishimoto wants to he can increase the scale as much as his imagination can (but the war's probably the limit of it, i'm just explaining how there are many ways to increase the scale). Naruto vs Sasuke can still happen, there are still 2 konoha elders running around, it makes sence for Sasuke not to want to destroy Konoha but i don't see him forgiving those two, he has already killed Danzo.
English may not be my first language but i've reread everything i've read and i answer you plain and simple, and i then use other elements as examples, just because i use Orochimaru having been the villain of Part I and not being very important in Part II it doesn't mean you said it, it's a fact i'm using to reinforce my statement, you don't have to see everything as a direct oposition to your quotes.The problem, from what I'm seeing, is that you're not expressing yourself the way you want. You think of something, but you're not using the right words to say it. Like I said before, when you quoted me it seemed you were responding to things I didn't say. Like if I had said the opposite, which I didn't. Like whem you mention Madara co-ploted with Obito. I never denied that or said otherwise, but you brought that up, among other things, in a way that seemed that I told you otherwise before. Like you say in the following quotes, you're not understanding some things that I'm saying. If you have any doubts, just ask what specific things you didn't understand and I'll explain to you.
I'm saying why i hate the idea, and i use events of why i think it wouldn't work. We're here now because you've kept disagreeing about some of the things i say, and i'm trying to explain you why i have this opinion.Who wants Orochimaru to be the main villain? Do you? I don't, nor have I said that. The reason why I said before that you're not giving a direct response to what I say is because it seems you're responding to someone else. Like in this quote. You keep pointing things that I didn't say...like if I had said.
When Zabusa first appeared he had previously been defeated, but just like with Madara the thing is that he's a new villain, we have never seen him before, until now he didn't seem to matter to the story, Madara for example only became to matter during the war and we only trully knew everything now, Orochimaru had his fair share of screen time during Part I and the begining of Part II, however his plot and schemes ended there, while Madara's plans have been slowlly gaining steam and Sasuke had slowlly been hyped as villain. Orochimaru becoming the main villain again just doesn't feel natural or as progressive because his plans haven't been in motion for a long time.So what? If the fight between Sasuke and Orochimaru and Sasuke and Itachi had happened off-scream and we had Sasuke tell someone about the fights later, it still would be considered, because it happened. Being a flashback doesn't rule it out. So what that Madara's defeat is a part of a flashback? This is just a detail. What happened, happened.
You would probably have to seal all of his genes. Oro coming back wasn't hard to predict, but the way he came back to life was quite fast, as if it wasn't a big problem at all.Yes, I know what a D.Ex is. I tend to know what I'm talking about before I do so. Like you said, Kishi ''probably'' knew who Tobi really was. In the same way that we can guess that Kishi really planned to bring Madara back with that coffin, we can also guess that he planned to bring Orochimaru back. Some time ago, long before Oro was brought back, someone told me ''you really think someone like Orochimaru is gone for good? You don't know him...''
He was right. If I ever believed that he really wouldn't come back, than fool on me and everyone else who did. He is such a treachrous character full of plans. I never really thought that, when he was sucked into the Susano'o' gourd, that he was dead. I can't even think of a way to permanently kill, him.
He was sliced in half by Naruto, after all.
But with Madara the coffin was already shoun to be one of the enemies weapons and something to use in case of emergency, it's not really a deus ex if you foreshadow it for some 50 chapters, Oro was ressurrected in just one.Anyway, the reason why I think Madara was an D.ex is because he was brought up when Kabuto was losing the war. He came and completely changed things in the blink of an eye. He destroyed the entire fourth squad with one jutsu and almost killed two kages with that. The problem was ''abruplty resolved'', like the description says. I don't actually consider Madara a Deux ex without considering Oro too, because I don't think that'd be fair. But, if one is a D.ex, than I have to consider the other one to, since they have a lot in common.
If you get down to it he was the true villain of the story arc, people don't remember him much because he just wasn't memorable, the same way people tend to look at Davy Jones and forget about Cuttler Becket.And I disagree again. I think you'll find very few people who think Gatto is a main villain in the first arc. He was just a guy that brought Zabuza into scene.
Madara wasn't the main villain but he was one of the main villains, more so than Kabuto, when you're the final boss you have right to be called one of the big villains (depending of the context of course).Despite what Madara did, which we only learn about after he is brought back, doesn't make him the main villain of the arc. His plan was to be ressurected via Nagato's powers. The war was planned by Tobi and Kabuto is the one who brought Madara back, which wasn't in his plans. It is Kabuto who summoned the strongest Shinobis to fight in the war and Tobi who found a way to bring back the Juubi without the Hachibi and Kyuubi. Madara is here now, in a different way than he had planned, and is adapting to his surroundings. I'm not saying he isn't a main villain, just that he isn't THE main villain.
I know it isn't, even though it's called Naruto it has spent a lot of times with other characters like Sasuke, the konoha rookies should have even been given more screen time in Part II, in a previous answer in this post i adress the difference between Madara and Orochimaru as villains and their role in the plot.You're disregarding Hashirama's story because of that? The story starts in vol.1, but the HISTORY starts much before the events of the first chaper. This story isn't all about Naruto. Yes, this isn't, overall, about Hashiram's time, but it is because of that time that we have Naruto's time and it's because of that time that Sasuke may not destroy the village anymore.
What i said was that there were still ways to make it bigger, not that it would be bigger, it can be as big as Kishi wants it to be, doesn't mean it'll be better by being bigger.Holy...Oh my God! Look back when you posted this. It was AFTER I posted that the battles after Madara won't be bigger, just deeper. You repeated what I said with not so different words.
I used that quote because i wanted to show you that once again i was agreeing with you, it didn't have anything to do with a previous idea, but about you again thinking i'm disagreeing with you when i'm in fact agreeing.And, in your previous post, you weren't even referencing that! You quoted the part where you said ''And what did i tell you before and am doing again?
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I was agreeing''
, which was referencing the part where you agreed about Orochimaru not changing so much, which has nothing to do with battles being bigger or deeper.
huhm:No, what I said was: ''Pay attention and interpret what I say before you repeat it with different words.''
Look up. It doesn't mean it has nothing to do with the post. It means that you were saying the same thing I did prior to that.
Jick09 said:After one of the strongest shinobis of Earth, who can also use the powers of the other strongest shinobi on Earth and summon the most terrifying being that ever lived, the battles after that will hardly be bigger. It can only be deeper
Right there i was agreeing with you while still maintaining that it can still be quite big in scale.Lord said:Sasuke had the potencial to develop into a big villain, and him fighting Naruto can bring a good emotional and epic climax to the series, Naruto has been receiving power boost frequently and so has Sasuke, if the fight does happen with won't be a full scale confrontation but just an emotional battle between the 2 most powerful ninjas of their time.
And here i adress how a bigger scale event can still happens, it still doesn't mean it's the best course to take.Lord said:About the bigger scale i only used Sasuke as an example, but i gave others, Sasuke could ave actually developed into a more Orochimaru like character by assemblind his oun army and gaining followers, but that didn't happen. With the exagerated power boosts the characters have been receiving i wouldn't even be surprised if Kishi gave some to Naruto and Sasuke to make their battle even more epic. It's not unprecedent from Kishi to do this to Naruto or Sasuke, nobody would have predicted so many Uchihas had survived, or that the manga would center so much around them, or about ten tails, or Pain not being the Akatsuki leader or even the strongest character in the manga.
For starters we've been having a discussion about how Naruto vs Sasuke will have to be more emotional and that we both don't want Oro to become the main villain again and steal Sasuke's body. Let's just move on from that subject.If you noticed, then how can you say that I was disagreeing? This doesn't make sense! I was agreeing!
How much you're saying Orochimaru's ressurrection isn't that different from Madara's, i think that from a plot perspective it's way too forced at this stage.What am I defending? Orochimaru taking over Sasuke? Where amd I defending that? I've only been pointing out the similarities between Oro and Madara so far. I'm not defending anything about Sasuke being taken over. I've already stressed that I don't like this idea. What I said is that I hope something like that it is part of his plans because I don't want to see a good Orochimaru. It doesn't mean I want it to happen. I don't.
I know, i've adressed that before. But what do you mean about the battle against Pain being more personal? It was the biggest in scale after the shinobi war.Unless all of the remaining shinobi of the world and shinobi's from other worlds come to the fight between Sasuke and Naruto, it will hardly be bigger in scale. Not that it is a bad thing. In my opinion, the best battles of this story were the more personal ones, like the battle against Pain. It doesn't need to be bigger.
Then it is as I thought. You're just not doing the best at expressing yourself. That's why my posts may look confusing to you and vice versa. English is not my first language either, but everyday I learn something new here. I'm pretty sure that I might have some mistakes in some of my sentences, too.English may not be my first language but i've reread everything i've read and i answer you plain and simple, and i then use other elements as examples, just because i use Orochimaru having been the villain of Part I and not being very important in Part II it doesn't mean you said it, it's a fact i'm using to reinforce my statement, you don't have to see everything as a direct oposition to your quotes.
But that is just assumption. You're taking a wild guess. We don't know if his schemes ended there. And, the fact that he is here now brings a lot of possibilities. While the story still goes with him there, anything can happen. We know how treacherous he is. Maybe he planned to come back in some way, like Madara did. But, also like Madara, he came back in a different way. We'll only know for sure about how far his schemes go when the story ends.When Zabusa first appeared he had previously been defeated, but just like with Madara the thing is that he's a new villain, we have never seen him before, until now he didn't seem to matter to the story, Madara for example only became to matter during the war and we only trully knew everything now, Orochimaru had his fair share of screen time during Part I and the begining of Part II, however his plot and schemes ended there, while Madara's plans have been slowlly gaining steam and Sasuke had slowlly been hyped as villain. Orochimaru becoming the main villain again just doesn't feel natural or as progressive because his plans haven't been in motion for a long time.
I agree with that. And, the way how he was ressurected, so easily, makes it even harder to kill him. He's far from being just human like the other shinobis.You would probably have to seal all of his genes. Oro coming back wasn't hard to predict, but the way he came back to life was quite fast, as if it wasn't a big problem at all.
I can still say the same for Oro. Besides him always coming back in some way and being so hard to kill, Kabuto mixed his dna with that of Orochimaru. He even gained the same eyes. I can also say that was ''foreshadowing'' enough. After all, as we can see, Oro really is here. So, if anyone said that Kabuto having his powers was a foreshadow for his return, this someone was right. Oro came out of nowhere and completely changed the tide regarding Sasuke's mission. Madara came out of nowhere and completely changed the tide of the war. As I see, both are D.ex...or none are. The more we talk about them, the more I find comparisons to make.But with Madara the coffin was already shoun to be one of the enemies weapons and something to use in case of emergency, it's not really a deus ex if you foreshadow it for some 50 chapters, Oro was ressurrected in just one.
The more I remember, the less I agree. Zabuza did everything. Gatto was just an excuse for Zabuza to be there. Not just because he wasn't memorable, but because he barely did anything nor was shown to the same extent. Also, his plan backfired, having Zabuza himself acting against him. Gatto was just the average joe who hired Zabuza and Haku. The plot revolved all around these two, even showing their past and developing their characters. Gatto wasn't.If you get down to it he was the true villain of the story arc, people don't remember him much because he just wasn't memorable, the same way people tend to look at Davy Jones and forget about Cuttler Becket.
Which is what I JUST said in the previous post.Madara wasn't the main villain but he was one of the main villains
But I never see you saying how it can be bigger, just that it can. I offered an absurd idea, which would be to take shinobis from other worlds and bringing to Earth to fight alongside Naruto. Which most likely won't happen. This battle is so big in scale because pretty much ALL of the shinobis from the five great countries are fighting and showing their strongest jutsus at the same time against the STRONGEST monster that ever existed and one of the strongest shinobi using the powers of the other strongest shinobi of his the past. There is too much crap involved with the best and the strongest of everything. And now the past kages are going to fight too. The only way for the next battles to be bigger in scale is to have all of that again and MORE. That's how it would ''break'' the current scale that has been met. Honestly, I don't want anything bigger. I want just one more battle between Naruto and Sasuke and an ending for this story.What i said was that there were still ways to make it bigger, not that it would be bigger, it can be as big as Kishi wants it to be, doesn't mean it'll be better by being bigger.
You just needed to have made that clear before you posted, then. I couldn't have understood that from what came before and after your quote, including what you were referencing with that.I used that quote because i wanted to show you that once again i was agreeing with you, it didn't have anything to do with a previous idea, but about you again thinking i'm disagreeing with you when i'm in fact agreeing.
Refer to the quotes above. That is how you make it even bigger in scale.And here i adress how a bigger scale event can still happens, it still doesn't mean it's the best course to take.
Naruto kept saying all the time how pissed off he was that Pain had killed his master. He was so angry because of that. He wasn't doing this just for Konoha. He wanted his revenge. That's when the talk about hatred from Pain started.I know, i've adressed that before. But what do you mean about the battle against Pain being more personal? It was the biggest in scale after the shinobi war.
Which makes our discussion more difficult, but i believe you're answering the wrong questions, either way we're only wasting out times discussing things we agree with so let's move on to another topic.Then it is as I thought. You're just not doing the best at expressing yourself. That's why my posts may look confusing to you and vice versa. English is not my first language either, but everyday I learn something new here. I'm pretty sure that I might have some mistakes in some of my sentences, too.
Like I said before, if you didn't understand something I posted, just ask and I'll try to explain in another way.
Are you talking about Naruto vs pain or Naruto vs Nagato?Naruto kept saying all the time how pissed off he was that Pain had killed his master. He was so angry because of that. He wasn't doing this just for Konoha. He wanted his revenge. That's when the talk about hatred from Pain started.