Thread: Naruto... dragonball Z in disguise?

...i would laugh at you in the face if i ever saw you. lol Kishi himself told the audience he died. The old man ain't coming back. Besides, don't you think Pein would have cut his head as soon as he found the body under the sea, just to show proof. Oro is dead. Jairair is dead. Hell, i wouldn't be surprised if Danzo dies but hes too cunning for that.

And naruto has a very deep story. Side plots and main plots and sometimes they intertwine that goes so deep it's no wonder the fans always comes up with theories to sedate themselves to feel better about something.

Kakashi always says "Look underneath the underneath." Well, in my opinion, this whole story needs to be read between the lines.

technically oro isnt dead but has been intergrated (is that the word?) into the other guy (kabuto? i cant be bothered looking up his name)

Originally Posted by mele-3-4

technically oro isnt dead but has been intergrated (is that the word?) into the other guy (kabuto? i cant be bothered looking up his name)

Actually Oro "is" dead. The only thing Kuboto did was insert the cells of Oro into his body because of Naruto's influences. Because of Naruto, Kuboto wanted to become stronger and grow. Oro died. period. he ain't coming back. trust me. Sasuke absorbed a part of Oro so he knew if he died or not. And even if he were to still be alive after that little encounter with Sasuke, Sasuke would have realized it and killed him to make sure he actually died this time.

Originally Posted by R3dKnight

Monkey King(Journey To The West) is also a ripp off from Ramayan

What now heh?

I liked the Monkey King..

Originally Posted by Ringmaster

I liked the Monkey King..

hay, you know where i can get that manga? i can't find it on the internet. Damn i dun wanna buy it either.

Originally Posted by oldmagic

Actually Oro "is" dead. The only thing Kabuto did was insert the cells of Oro into his body because of Naruto's influences. Because of Naruto, Kuboto wanted to become stronger and grow. Oro died. period. he ain't coming back. trust me. Sasuke absorbed a part of Oro so he knew if he died or not. And even if he were to still be alive after that little encounter with Sasuke, Sasuke would have realized it and killed him to make sure he actually died this time.

I understand where you're coming from with that; but, personally I see it differently. It would seem that Oro could be trapped inside of Sasuke's psyche, in a dormant state, as could have been the fate of every one of Oro's previous hosts. He said so to his last victim "You're strongest intentions will remain within me, so you will not be wholely gone;" which can be interpreted to mean they're mental "images" are never wholey erased.

Kabuto may simply be in the same boat as Sasuke, only Oro's body is doing what Oro's memories would have it do: Assimilate with the host and transform it's appearance into himself.

Sauske is being very Oro-ish, he used a snake clone and is getting more into snakes. I figure Oro will basically take over after Itachi is dead, that is Sauske's whole goal in life. Once that is done, he has no further purpose really. And that lack of willpower will let Oro take over.

And I don't read interviews by Kishimoto, so I didn't read him stating Jiraya was dead. Which I am glad of, as it would make his whole death scene pretty lame if he comes back later on.

Naruto is a deep story... for a shonen comic. I enjoy it, buy it occasionally, preach the glory of it and such. But I was saying it was not deep compared to say, Immortal Iron Fist, or Captain America, or various works of literature.
It is deeper than Heroes, as when I realized Heroes was generational, I went "Linderman is Oro!" But the history the Naruto world that really has to be known is that of about 120 years ago or so. Pre-Leaf village. And how the balance of power between the nations work.

Like how Oro was able to carve out his own ninja country, or at least a city. Or why they have electroics, plastics, but no automobiles, power generators, guns. As generally you get gas powered things before you can hit electronics and plastics.

Or how the hell there is any stability in a world where there are persons of mass destruction that can sneak into anywhere, and possibly kill thousands in under a minute.

Originally Posted by Deadend

Oro will basically take over after Itachi is dead, that is Sauske's whole goal in life. Once that is done, he has no further purpose really. And that lack of willpower will let Oro take over.

No, I don't see any logic behind this. Oro is theoretically dead, maybe some of his cells might have taken over Kabuto's body, but still, I don't see why Sasuke even bothered to let Orochimaru take over Itachi's body.

I don't see why Sasuke even bothered to let Orochimaru take over Itachi's body.

he ..didn't say that = P

....wow. are you guys even listening to your selves. How the hell could cells be conscious of Oro. Besides, even if Oro is alive they guy would be dead anyway because once the Akatsuki gets a hold of him, the guys toast no matter how strong he gets.

Originally Posted by Terasiel

I understand where you're coming from with that; but, personally I see it differently. It would seem that Oro could be trapped inside of Sasuke's psyche, in a dormant state, as could have been the fate of every one of Oro's previous hosts. He said so to his last victim "You're strongest intentions will remain within me, so you will not be wholely gone;" which can be interpreted to mean they're mental "images" are never wholey erased.

Kabuto may simply be in the same boat as Sasuke, only Oro's body is doing what Oro's memories would have it do: Assimilate with the host and transform it's appearance into himself.

I highly doubt Oro could be traped in any dormant state. Because for one, there final showdown between Sasuke and Oro was within the mind. And sasuke, thanks to his eyes was a huge help and won.

And when Oro said this quote "You're strongest intentions will remain within me, so you will not be wholely gone;"

It would mean no matter how many bodies he absorbs, there strongest intentions, what they want...desire thats larger than life itself would never leave Oro. It's like the subconscious is pushing oro to something no matter how hard he tries otherwise.

I highly doubt this will have any effects on Sasuke seeing as he actually won in a battle of the minds. Kinda like how Xavier won against some other phyci in the mental plane.