James Madrox, Mutant of the Marvel universe. Seemingly powerless, but in essense he has one of the freaking coolest mutant powers of all: whenever he is struck by any object, or "strikes" himself (stomps his foot, snaps his fingers) he is able to create clones of himself (notice the parallel to Naruto here...). Now the interesting thing is that James has created a lot of clones in his past, and at one point he found a clone that he made almost 5 years ago that had been leading an independant life from his, the clone was unaware that he even was a clone, but Madrox absorbed him back into his body (dispelled the clone) and instantly all of the clone's memories, experiences, and skills became his. This lead to an interesting development in his character, because he has sent multiple dupes over to do various things, and has aquired a vast wealth of knowledge and skills. From wikipedia: "Specific special skills accumulated through his vast experience include picking locks, some proficiency in Shaolin kung fu, handgun training, multiple languages including Russian and Hawaiian, and playing-card throwing. Along the way, he and/or his duplicates participated in an Olympics gymnastics team and apparently became a licensed attorney."
Now I know that half of those things Naruto is unable to do because, hell, they don't exist in that world, but why hasn't Naruto thought of this yet? It seems that the clones work under the same rules as Madrox's, except if they recieve a hard impact that, unless Naruto concentrates, they will dispel. What if Naruto did this, for, I don't know, about 3 months. Imagine what you could accomplish and learn in three months, now multiply that by 5-10, now pretend that you are a ninja...wow, that's a lot of stuff you could master, huh? This is why I feel that Kage Bunshin is by far one of the most under-rated techniques, but Naruto just isn't using it correctly...


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