Shonen & Action

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Would you trust Chopper to do surgery on you?
▲ 69 r/lobotomypiece+1 crossposts

Would you trust Chopper to do surgery on you?

I asked some IRL friends whether they’d trust our favorite reindeer doctor to do surgery on them. Surprisingly, most said no. I would trust him, as he has a perfect track record, but I’d like to know what you think.

u/TheRedBiker — 2 hours ago
▲ 322 r/Naruto

Kisame remained loyal to the Akatsuki until the very end, despite having almost no reason to

Something that always intrigued me about Kisame was his absurd loyalty to Akatsuki until the end.

Most members had deeply personal motivations. Sasori sought eternal art, Hidan followed Jashin, Kakuzu cared about money, Deidara sought artistic recognition, Nagato had his vision of peace, Obito had Rin, and so on... but Kisame seems different.

He almost seems like someone who had already given up on the shinobi world itself.

After everything he went through (betrayal, lies, killing his own comrades for missions), Akatsuki may have been the first thing that gave him some sense of purpose or honesty, even if built on darkness.

What makes him fascinating is that he wasn't blindly loyal out of fear. He genuinely chose loyalty. Even in the end, he preferred death to betraying the organization.

For a character constantly called a monster, I think Kisame ironically became one of the most loyal shinobi in the entire series.

u/Odoquinha — 6 hours ago

Just Started My One Piece Journey (About 30 Eps In) And this Show is PEAK

My friend has suggested for me to watch One Piece for so long and I finally started it about a few weeks ago, watching the first few episodes. Then I continued, and now I can’t stop watching it! I watch it on my work breaks and we constantly text now about it, so it’s been great. I can see why so many of you are so passionate about this show, and I look forward to what the show has in store! This is coming from someone who has barely watched any anime and I have no clue why I have not because this is absolute peak!

u/YeMommyYo — 4 hours ago
▲ 182 r/OnePiece

Nami Fanart by me

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I dunno if this is self promo but sorry in advance if it is!

u/Green_Marionberry555 — 5 hours ago
▲ 31 r/NarutoPowerscaling+1 crossposts

Top 10 most wasted potential characters in Naruto: (READ)

These are, in my opinion, the characters from the show that were so cool and should have been given more screen time and actual stories. Each one had some fire abilities and they were really good for the time they were on screen. Some of them didn't actually have their abilities revealed (i.e., Sakumo), but statements and just the hype around them justifies their placement here.

Feel free to tell me which characters you think should be on this list.

  1. Old Kage: Kishimoto did really well reviving some of the Kages using Edo Tensei, but it would've been really nice if we got more information about the strength of the other villages over the years. Specifically, we know next to nothing about the first two Kage of the Lighting and Sand villages.

  2. OG Uzumaki Clan: We literally got one frame of their leader next to Hashirama and a narrator in the background saying they were mad overpowered. I would have loved to see how they actually fought and why the entire world thought they were a huge problem.

  3. Yagura: It would've been cool to see another Jinchuriki fight, but more importantly expanding more on Yagura would give us insight into the infamous Blood Mist Village. I think it could be a really cool plotline that would develop the mist village.

  4. Tobirama: All we know about him is that he invented a bunch of jutsu and he could use water style. The only fight we saw him in in the past lasted like 3 seconds and I'm pretty sure half of it was filler (him looking into Izuna's eyes etc.). It would've genuinely been EPIC if we got to see him actually use the jutsu he developed and if we got to see the fight between him and the Kinkaku and Ginkaku tracking squad. People would finally stop calling him a fraud. My goat lwk got done dirty bro 🥲🥲

  5. Kushina: I mean for the short amount of time we saw her on screen she held down a full power Kurama using her adamantine chains even though she was weakened. It would have been nice to see more of her character and abilities.

  6. Neji: He was the only one out of the Konoha 11 to have become a Jonin at the start of shippuden, but his abilities barely changed from part 1 and then the next time we saw him he took a thorn to the gut and died. His death wasn't even made meaningful they moved on after 30 seconds. It would have been so much better if we got to see more of what really made him a prodigy.

  7. Shisui Uchiha: His MS was by far one of the most broken in the series and the fact that he had a flee on sight order merits a little more expansion into his character and abilities. We also know he was named Shisui the Teleporter but we barely even got to see him use the body flicker technique.

  8. Sakumo Hatake: I mean he was touted as someone stronger than all of the Sannin at his peak. More lore and at least one fight would have been nice.

  9. Hanzo: I think everyone can agree with me on this. He was such a cool character. One of the strongest in the verse pre-war 100%. His fight (not really, it was more of a talk) with Mifune was genuinely so entertaining I loved every second of it. And also, Hanzo of the Salamander is just such a tuff ass nickname.

  10. Mangetsu Hozuki: Easily top 2, if not the strongest of the 7 swordsmen (I personally think he beats Kisame). He could wield all 7 blades and was known as the second coming of the demon. He was an overall cool character and I would have loved to see a reunion between him and Suigetsu as well as some more concrete feats to back up the hype around him. I also wish we got some dialogue from him 😭😭

Note: Of course the Konoha 11 all needed more development, but I think Kishimoto did enough to introduce their characters and abilities. While some people like Ino and Ten Ten got fully overshadowed, I personally didn't care for any of the Konoha 11 much (except Lee, Neji and Shikamaru) so I don't really mind. Shikamaru was basically a fully fledged out character, and personally I wasn't too angry about what they did with lee. Having him open up to the 6th Gate was more than enough, though I do wish they would have given him more fights. I would love if I could see more on the characters above, whereas I would like to see the Konoha 11 get more screen time, but I would prefer the former far more.

So, what are your guys' thoughts?

u/Jumpy-Response5296 — 7 hours ago
▲ 5 r/MyHeroAcadamia+1 crossposts

If Deku had these Quirks instead would it be an upgrade or a downgrade? Do you think he could still defeat Shigaraki?

1st User: Yoichi→ One For All

2nd User: Kudo → Overclock

3rd User: Bruce → Twin impact

4th User: Shinomori → Foresight

5th User: Banjo → Muscle augmentation

6th User: En→ Gas

7th User: Nana → Flight

u/Omixscniet624 — 5 hours ago