I dont think theyre in the app, but theyre PDFs.
Alright I feel less bad now. Kinda suprised they don't have an add in the Loveless double volumes they have been putting out lately.
I dont think theyre in the app, but theyre PDFs.
Nope, Minato didn't come up because his soul was trapped in the Death God.
I'm not sure if this was just before Kishimoto thought up the Shinigami thing or what. I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though.
In any case, being Edo Tensei'd can't be worse than being in the equialent of Ninja Hell.
Well it was only explained in the 2nd part of the series so you have a point.
I'll give Kishi the benefit of the doubt for this one though.
Emerging Vol 1
Interesting horror story with an unknown disease spreading. It's told mainly from the point of view of a doctor and, as far as volume 1 goes, seems to focus mostly on how people react to such an occurrence.
Character wise it's not bad, with the focus on mostly adults. Art could be better (and I was expecting better based on the cover art), but it works well enough to build the type of atmosphere needed.
It also looks to be fully scanlated (it's only 2 volumes long) and based on the first volume, I feel like suggesting people to give it a look.
I would advise otherwise, actually, since it is one of those "suddenly end with a deus ex machina" thing. Not bad, but definitely not something that will make an impression too.
Mix 9
Someone get rid of Nishimura already, such a waste of time. I didn't mind the slow pace of Adachi's manga when they got released weekly but it's painful being a monthly series.
Beelzebub 177
I'm enjoying this series a lot more than I expected to, some of the twists on the premise are brilliant and it is absolutely hysterical to read while stoned.
Karate Minoru
That really threw me off there. Can't wait to hear the silly explanation for what he just did.
Also, Yuuto's fans all look so evil haha.
That's just the author's style though. There's absolutely no subtlety over who's evil and good, and sometimes that is pretty hilarious to me.
Yeah, can't wait for the explanation too.
Which side did the rapist fall on
I'm not sure if this was just before Kishimoto thought up the Shinigami thing or what. I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though.
In any case, being Edo Tensei'd can't be worse than being in the equialent of Ninja Hell.
That was the idea, yeah (even he thought that did the trick). But that was retconned into "duh, that failed because...By throwing some shuriken at the coffin?
... Yup. Except that's something Orochimaru should have noticed far before the actual fight, really.Nope, Minato didn't come up because his soul was trapped in the Death God.
Not a translation issue.Ah. The translation I read wasn't very clear. In it, the third said he stopped it.
Yep. Kishimoto just hadn't thought the whole thing through, hence the inconsistencies.I'm not sure if this was just before Kishimoto thought up the Shinigami thing or what. I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though.
Actually, I went back and looked it up and Sarutobi mentions its Minato's jutsu (what he actually says is that its "the jutsu of the person who once saved our village," which obviously refers to Minato) when he uses it in chapter 124.|Naruto]
That was the idea, yeah (even he thought that did the trick). But that was retconned into "duh, that failed because...
... Yup. Except that's something Orochimaru should have noticed far before the actual fight, really.
Not a translation issue.
Yep. Kishimoto just hadn't thought the whole thing through, hence the inconsistencies.
Well, yeah? That's why I agreed when you said "I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though."Actually, I went back and looked it up and Sarutobi mentions its Minato's jutsu when he uses in chapter 124.
Not what I was saying. He should have seen that it didn't work before the fight.Orochimaru did not know that it would fail because he wasn't aware of the technique's existence prior to the fight.
... Yup. Except that's something Orochimaru should have noticed far before the actual fight, really.
Well, yeah? That's why I agreed when you said "I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though."
Not what I was saying. He should have seen that it didn't work before the fight.
Well, yeah? That's why I agreed when you said "I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though."
Still doesn't make sense for Orochimaru to try and summon a third coffin: he should have realized the Edo Tensei didn't work before that.
Well, yeah? That's why I agreed when you said "I seem to remember Third hokage saying that it was what Minato had used though."
Not what I was saying. He should have seen that it didn't work before the fight.
He didn't perform it in battle. He only summoned the coffins in battle. Besides, the actual Edo Tensei requires sacrifices, remember. That's something he had to do beforehand.Orochimaru isn't perfect either.
It's not far fetched that he didn't know everything about Edo Tensei before perfoming it in battle
When the guy you have to sacrifice for the Edo Tensei doesn't turn into the guy you want to revive, it means it didn't work (for whatever reason: here, a sealing technique Orichimaru wasn't aware of). That's something Orochimaru should have noticed before the fight, before preparing the coffins.Why would he know it wouldn't work? I don't think he tested them out prior to the fight.
When the guy you have to sacrifice for the Edo Tensei doesn't turn into the guy you want to revive, it means it didn't work (for whatever reason: here, a sealing technique Orichimaru wasn't aware of). That's something Orochimaru should have noticed before the fight, before preparing the coffins.
He didn't perform it in battle. He only summoned the coffins in battle. Besides, the actual Edo Tensei requires sacrifices, remember. That's something he had to do beforehand.
That's not how Edo Tensei works. You don't revive the corpses of the people you want reanimate. They're the corpses of other people that have been sacrificed. It's explained both during that one fight and when Kabuto gives Obito some pointers.The coffins aren't things he prepares nor are they just the actual bodies which he then reanimates.
Sure, I never said otherwise.It's not his justsu to begin with but Niidaime's special jutsu, like the specific scroll about the shiki fujin release he probably got it from a scroll with all the specific like needing a sacrifice and all that.
Yep. Happens quite a bit.It's true though that we don't see the actual edo tensei takes place (as in the living being taken over by paper...) but only the coffins appearing.
That's a retcon if you ask me or Kishi is really not that consistent.
It's not his justsu to begin with but Niidaime's special jutsu, like the specific scroll about the shiki fujin release he probably got it from a scroll with all the specific like needing a sacrifice and all that.
It's true though that we don't see the actual edo tensei takes place (as in the living being taken over by paper...) but only the coffins appearing.
That's a retcon if you ask me or Kishi is really not that consistent.
That's not how Edo Tensei works. You don't revive the corpses of the people you want reanimate. They're the corpses of other people that have been sacrificed. It's explained both during that one fight and when Kabuto gives Obito some pointers.
That means preparations are needed (if only for the sacrifices), and Orochimaru should have seen for himself before the fight that it didn't work for Minato.
While we're on the subject of mysteriously transforming justus, here's another, more recent one, then: we were told that, in his state, trying to revive everybody after the fight would cost Nagato his life. And just a few weeks ago, we were told that technique kills the user anyway. Whoops.In any case, its a pretty minor inconsistency that's literally decades apart from the first usage of it.
While we're on the subject of mysteriously transforming justus, here's another, more recent one, then: we were told that, in his state, trying to revive everybody after the fight would cost Nagato his life. And just a few weeks ago, we were told that technique kills the user anyway. Whoops.
While we're on the subject of mysteriously transforming justus, here's another, more recent one, then: we were told that, in his state, trying to revive everybody after the fight would cost Nagato his life. And just a few weeks ago, we were told that technique kills the user anyway. Whoops.
I think the third Hokage was supposed to be more powerful, back when the fight was told. He was "the god of the ninjas", back then. That title sure went to somebody else, since then.This whole thing makes me think that either the shodaime's edo tensei was really incomplete and he was really powered down or something because seriously there's no way that hashirama who fought against madara is the same that needed help from nidaime to deal with sarutobi.
There's no "interpretation", there. Konan specifically says that Nagato would die because of the state he's in. And then, it turns out that was irrelevant.I don't think anybody actually interpreted that line that way
I think the third Hokage was supposed to be more powerful, back when the fight was told. He was "the god of the ninjas", back then. That title sure went to somebody else, since then.
There's no "interpretation", there. Konan specifically says that Nagato would die because of the state he's in. And then, it turns out that was irrelevant.
It's true everyone in that fight complained about sarutobi growing old though.I think the third Hokage was supposed to be more powerful, back when the fight was told. He was "the god of the ninjas", back then. That title sure went to somebody else, since then.
You don't seem in any hurry to tell us what it is...I mean, yes there is, but okay.
That would work. Even if one could then question how Obito could possibly revive a Madara who died more than a decade ago (*), when Nagato couldn't do that for Jiraiya.Uzumakis have ungodly amount of chackra so Tobi's measly reserve would kill him unlike Nagato?
That would work. Even if one could then question how Obito could possibly revive a Madara who died more than a decade ago (*), when Nagato couldn't do that for Jiraiya.
(*) While we're on the subject: am I the only one wondering what good it would do to revive someone who died of old age? Or would that be another conveniently customized/improved resurrection, like what happened for Madara's Edo Tensei?
That would work. Even if one could then question how Obito could possibly revive a Madara who died more than a decade ago (*), when Nagato couldn't do that for Jiraiya.
(*) While we're on the subject: am I the only one wondering what good it would do to revive someone who died of old age? Or would that be another conveniently customized/improved resurrection, like what happened for Madara's Edo Tensei?
Or it could be that Konan didn't know the extent of the jutsu and only saw the collossal amuont of chackra used...
About what Konan said I'll quote myself
Hahahaha!The fun thing is the souls are shot back into their bodies so he probably revived Jiraiya leaving him to drown at the bottom of the sea...again :lol
But whoever revived him would have to be linked to the Jûbi/Mazô/whatever at that time, right? Sounds... complicated.Madara had it all planned, he could live forever by being tied to the Mazzou, he died when he severed the link.
So he probably wanted to relive again be linked with the mazzou and since he would be the vessel of the jûbi the chackra would heal him somehow.
Or the amount of chakra it uses is dependent on the how long the person in question has been dead or something.
The entire fight pretty much consisted of her going "no, Nagato! don't! not that jutsu!"... So supportive! ^^that might also be the case, then again Konan spend the whole fight worrying about the chakra level of Nagato (when he used Chibaku Tensei and again when he used the resurection jutsu) so yeah not exactly a good way of knowing if it's Konan being Konan or something else.
Also true that checks out with how they control the jûbi and it's Orochimaru him doing the whole changing body thing is part for the course.Hahahaha!
But whoever revived him would have to be linked to the Jûbi/Mazô/whatever at that time, right? Sounds... complicated.
Then again, after this week's "I have to sacrifice myself, by which I mean sacrifice this convenient new body I just got myself a few hours back (*) while I survive just fine in my true snake-shaped one"...
(*) Remember when getting now bodies was super complicated, for Orochimaru? Things sure have changed, right?
The entire fight pretty much consisted of her going "no, Nagato! don't! not that jutsu!"... So supportive! ^^
Aside from simply surviving (but there again, it looks like Orochimaru isn't having such a hard time getting new bodies, now), without his arms, I don't know... I guess there would still be the Sharingan, but...I mean in part 2, so him getting Sasuke's body would have served no purpose at all then, no?
Yeah...Kishi and women....
Yeah...
Reminds me... "Oh, man! Naruto and Hinata are holding hands on the last page! It's happening!" The following week: Naruto goes and touches everybody's hands. Oh.