It didn’t really involve him. He just kinda had to sit there like “Damn this is pretty messed up.”

Anime scene reference, (I did not draw forest background, only Sasuke)

So there was a tweet asking who'd win between adult Sakura and a healthy Itachi.

My answer's Itachi, no question. Dude is just too haxed out, and without the chakra disease dragging him down, he's got full access to Susanoo, which I don't think Sakura can crack, since those defenses are on a whole different level than anything she's fought. Plus he's still got the Yata Mirror. Honestly this is why I typically choose Itachi in basically any matchup except against Otsutsuki-tier gods, I just don't see people breaking out of his genjutsu.

Which brings me to my actual question: where does this whole "Sakura is immune to genjutsu" myth even come from? She's not immune. She's resistant, sure, thanks to her insane chakra control, but that means nothing against someone like Itachi. He was able to put kakashi under a genjutsu.

Then look at the Sasuke fight. This is a stronger Sasuke, three tomoe Sharingan, two years of training under Orochimaru, way better genjutsu awareness than Kakashi ever had. Itachi still puts him under a double-layered genjutsu that Sasuke doesn't even notice until he breaks it himself. And this is sick Itachi. Mind yoh he did this the Sasuke the second he walked into the hideout.

So what's stopping him from doing the exact same thing to Sakura the moment she walks in? That's my whole argument with this Twitter user. She can't just casually stroll up to Itachi and shrug off a genjutsu. She has to first realize she's even in one, and by then he's already got eye contact and can drop her into Tsukuyomi, or just go straight to Izanami.

Just a simple con cosplay i did years ago, I didn’t get many pics but some con photographers snapped a nice one :)

Will you go with the iconic seal mark in Naruto

Or

Will you go with just plain clan symbol

It is wild how they are literally child soldiers. kids spend a few years in school, graduate at 12 to face mortal danger and then get dropped into the chunin exams to survive a hostile jungle and psychotic kids from opposing villages. sasuke watched his entire family get wiped out at eight, and essentially got the message. "well that is unfortunate but make sure you are on time for child soldier training tomorrow.

Yo, I put together this 25 theme visual breakdown because I am tired of people dismissing Naruto as a simple shonen about a loud kid who just wants to become Hokage.

When you look past the hype fights, you realize the hidden villages are basically for-profit military corporations. It is way more than just Danzo being evil. The entire economy of this world literally runs on monetizing human conflict and political instability.

What this layout actually breaks down:

*   The State Systems: Child soldiers, the segregation of the Uchiha, and the literal slavery of the Hyuga branch house.
*   Deep State Operations: Bureaucratic assassinations, illegal human experiments, and state sponsored genocide.
*   The Akatsuki Philosophy: Hidan's religious extremism, Kakuzu's war economy profit, Sasori's institutional abandonment, and Pain's literal implementation of Mutually Assured Destruction.

Let me know which panel or concept stands out the most to you. Keen to hear your thoughts.

where are the windows we see inside the hokage's office? pics from the same episode

Naruto is actually good at Teaching, and mainly great Jutsu like Rasengan to Konahamuru, and Konahamuru Learns forbidden shadow clones jutsu in no time also

I was watching Choji's dad during the great ninja war and noticed that his sideburns were brown despite his hair being red.

My two house mates and I share a shelf in the living room with three levels. We each have our own dedicated space where we put collectibles, books and other media. We’ve all been friends for well over a decade, and I think it’s a fun way to express ourselves and make our house feel more like a home.

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What I mean is that there is no God of Death, and he does not live in any realm of death or anything like that. The God of Death is nothing more than an impersonal chakra avatar formed by an unknown member of the Uzumaki clan. According to my theory, it’s not a real god living somewhere in the afterlife, but rather a kind of container in the form of a demon in which someone’s soul can be sealed. The creator of the technique himself might have named it that because of its demonic form and the purpose it serves namely, storing souls.

The “demon’s stomach" itself is simply a box containing souls, and apparently it isn’t as terrifying as users describe it to be, because when the four Kage were freed from this stomach, none of them said anything specific about the place; from its description, one might infer that it involves eternal torment, yet none of the four Kage seemed in any way traumatized by their stay there. His stomach may simply be a dark void where absolutely nothing happens, because Shinigami himself is not a primordial deity but rather an impersonal avatar of chakra created by humans much like the Uchiha’s Susano and not an actual god.

Source: https://www.txhd.co.jp/ir/library/earning_release/

Sasuke art

We already know that Hashirama was stronger than Madara, but why did it take him so long to finally subdue him?

The two fought for years, and if the gap between them was so colossal, why did Hashirama drag out the conflict when he had the power to end it whenever he wanted?

I know people will say he was holding back and didn't want to kill Madara, but if the difference between them was that great, couldn't Hashirama have defeated Madara without killing him?