uzumaki is a presitly clan? why are the described as rowdy than?

[ethris]

but i did find this...... After the war, the western notion of a death god entered Japan, and shinigami started to become mentioned as an existence with a human nature,[4] and is a subject in many works of fiction. which in my opinion implies shinigami was around before just wasnt considered with human nature

 

[The Madara Uchiha]

Sir Derp Obito made a really good point. If you look at closely at the way Mito dresses and her hand-folding posture, it does make sense for them to be a priest clan. He refers to mythology and culture and took that into account. They weren't the type of people to be ignore due to their skills in fuinjutsu. That's why almost all of them were destroyed.

Saying the Uzumakis were a "Rowdy clan" is an even bigger speculation, as there is no information that ever confirms they were a "rowdy bunch." Sir Derp Obito's point is more plausible than a mere speculation as I said before. Only Naruto and Kushina were shown to be brash like that.

Zealot Priests

This IS the answer to the thread, enough said.

 

[ethris]

okkk i getchaaaa, so what ur saying is every clan in naruto use to be priestly

 

[Almighty Ra]

Can u provide a manga page where it states they were rowdy? Good thread topic though

 

[Draxus]

In Japanese mythology and in the Kojiki, after giving birth to the fire god Hinokagutsuchi, the goddess Izanami dies from wounds from his fire and enters the perpetual night realm called Yomi-no-kuni (the underworld) that the gods retire to and to which Izanagi, her husband, traveled in a failed attempt to reclaim her. He discovers his wife as not-so beautiful anymore, and, following a brief argument afterwards, she promises him she will take a thousand lives every day, signifying her position as the goddess of death.

There are also death gods called shinigami, which are closer to the Western tradition of the Grim Reaper. Shinigami (often plural) are common in modern Japanese arts and fiction and essentially absent from traditional mythology.

idk about specifically shamming, but death deity's were most certainly around before they heard of the grim reaper in world war 2 or when ever it was

but i did find this...... After the war, the western notion of a death god entered Japan, and shinigami started to become mentioned as an existence with a human nature,[4] and is a subject in many works of fiction. which in my opinion implies shinigami was around before just wasnt considered with human nature

I don't want derail this thread any further so this is the last I'm going to speak on this. Though death deities certainly existing in Japanese culture long before Western influence, the shinigami as it is known now is the Japanese version of what we call the grim reaper. Whether the name "shinigami" existed before hand is irrelevant to my point.

And I didn't need to check wikipedia on that I actually read it in a book *gasp*

 

[ethris]

about the manga source not sure just heard it in the anime. not here to prove a theory just bring up the idea that one might be wrong

 

[ethris]

im sorry i didnt decide to read a book so i can argue on naruto base and than brag about reading the book...i rather read Wikipedia real quick anyday. as i said before not that it helps my arguement ABOUT UZUMAKI, but didnt u just say before shinigami started in western influence. and than u said the shinigami as it is known -->now<-- is the Japanese -->version<-- of what we call the grim reaper. but i mean i guess since you read a book*gasp* i should just give up and know your knowdlege is absolute..: /

 

[HungryMaelstrom]

...Well about uzumaki more evidence pointing to them being rowdy overall

Spoiler

Karin is confirmed Uzimaki

but on the other hand so is Nagato... who has not appeared "rowdy".

And Buddhism did not introduce anything "supernatural"

 

[Almighty Ra]

about the manga source not sure just heard it in the anime. not here to prove a theory just bring up the idea that one might be wrong

Found a article and link..
Members of this clan were very knowledgeable in the art of fūinjutsu, and were both respected, and feared worldwide because of their prodigious skill. Though noted to be crude in their methods, this however, eventually led to the destruction of Uzushiogakure and the rest of the Land of Whirlpools during the era of Shinobi World Wars, as other nations had begun to see the village as too great a threat to go unchecked.

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Crude
1. Being in an unrefined or natural state; raw.
2. Lacking tact or taste; blunt or offensive: a crude, mannerless oaf; a crude remark.
3. Characterized by uncultured simplicity; lacking in sophistication or subtlety: had only a crude notion of how a computer works.
4. Not carefully or skillfully made; rough: a quick, crude sketch.
5. Undisguised or unadorned; plain: must face the crude truth.
6. Statistics In an unanalyzed form; not adjusted to allow for related circumstances or data.
7. Archaic Unripe or immature.

Not what i expected but kinda sounds like Naruto is at times

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

You only need to look at the Uzumaki Torii Fuuinjutsu

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Torii : Entrance of Shinto Shrines

Torii Seal= Rikudou's

Uzumaki = Priests

 

[YokoNaruto]

That seal makes me so curious.Kishimoto please show it again!