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Shinmeiryuu wrote:

Yondaime wrote:he came out of no where when kakashi did thunder-cut. he went to zabuza then haku came out of no where and saved him and died

Eh, what the hell is 'thunder cut?' Do you mean: Raikiri? As in "Lightning Edge?"

i believe its "lightning blade"...

Shi_Hyuga wrote:

Shinmeiryuu wrote:

Yondaime wrote:he came out of no where when kakashi did thunder-cut. he went to zabuza then haku came out of no where and saved him and died

Eh, what the hell is 'thunder cut?' Do you mean: Raikiri? As in "Lightning Edge?"

i believe its "lightning blade"...

Well, yes technically, though it is refered to as Lightning Edge because Kakashi cut a lightning bolt with it. And he did call it "Raimei" at one point, which I think can mean Lightning Edge.

brb...

its actualy the chidori but kakashi likes to call it lightning edge

Gaara Of The Desert wrote:its actualy the chidori but kakashi likes to call it lightning edge

We know what the name is, we are just debating the depiction of the other name of the technique. Yondaime said Thunder Cut, and I said it was Lightning Edge/Blade which is the correct translation of Raikiri/Raimei. But I'm sure most of us know that the original name is Chidori.

doesent that mean "1000 birds"?

Shinmeiryuu wrote:

Gaara Of The Desert wrote:its actualy the chidori but kakashi likes to call it lightning edge

We know what the name is, we are just debating the depiction of the other name of the technique. Yondaime said Thunder Cut, and I said it was Lightning Edge/Blade which is the correct translation of Raikiri/Raimei. But I'm sure most of us know that the original name is Chidori.

its lightning edge

Jiraiya The Pervert wrote:doesent that mean "1000 birds"?

Yes. And Shinmeiryuu is right about the chidori/Raikri/Raimei.

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Well, Raikiri means "Lightning Blade." But you see, Kakashi in the manga calls it "Raimei" at one particular point, in which that means "Lightning Edge." The fans have labled it as Lightning Edge, but the real meaning of Raikiri is "Lightning Blade" (It can also mean "Lightning Cut/Cleave/Slash", but I think that's only in the future tence of 'kiri', I'm not sure though.), and Raikiri is the popular name for the technique. So actually, people are labling it incorrectly, and that's what I was pointing out.

And yes Chidori does mean "One Thousand Birds."


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It seems as though we've gotten off topic, gentlemen. So I suggest that we cease this argument, lest we insult this thread and it's maker even more.


Anyway, it seems as though noone likes Tenten, I'm curious to why that is.

She is sexy.

Trigun Forever wrote:Haku was wasted on Zabuza

i thought the relationship between haku and zabuza was quite intriging...i dont think he was wasted..he taught a lesson..thats not a waste. well thats my take on it anyways

HitsuGaya Toushiro wrote:She is sexy.

Agreed. I also have a theory about her; I think she is Chinese.

The way she looks and dresses is similar to that of someone of Chinese origin. What sparked my observation of this was the fact that she shares a slight resemblance to Chao Lingshen, a female character in Negima, who is Chinese. And the fact that she is an expert with tool usage, implies that she may be a user of the Chinese Hidden Weapon techniques. The evidence I have to support this is the Kuchiyose technique she knows that is called Shosoryuu where she summons weapons in the form of two scrolls and directs it at the opponent from above them using chakra strings. Though not exactly similar to the popular depiction of the Hidden Weapon technique, it does support my theory on her techniques possibly having an origin with the Chinese Hidden Weapon techniques. Which therefore can be assumed that she possibly does have Chinese origins and/or a fasination with the Chinese. Eh, but I'm blabbing... Sorry...

HitsuGaya Toushiro wrote:She is sexy.

The hell?

Temari is winning! / /

umm i think we are getting off the topic and starting to chat about the chidori.....