Vega
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Hello.
In this thread I wish to point out some symbolism, and there's a little repeat but there is also new stuff as well.
So in the latest chapter, we saw 2 statues standing behind each Naruto and Sasuke.
In a previous thread, I mentioned how Sasuke resembles the Indra god of lightning.
But after a second inspection, I realize that Naruto and Sasuke both resemble something more in regards with these statues.
Recalling, these 2 statues reminded me of the 2 we saw during Itachi's flashback:
But in actuality, for both pictures there are statues of Asuras presents.
In fact, this image of an Asura capitalizes this uncanny resemblance.
Red Asura:
Now recaping, Asuras in buddhism are related with the "Hungry Ghost Realm", meaning they seek power.
But in Hinduism, Asuras are powerful warriors who battle constant with Devas, or the "God Realms."
It is also important to note that some Asuras are one with nature, or become unified with it.
Now look at again at the one on the right, it is wielding 3 important weapons that each represent the conflicting philosophies and unity.
In his right hand, he wields a Ring staff similar to Juubito's/Hagoromos,or as other's have correlated it with the "Sun."
Now take another glance at the god behind Naruto, well it just so happens this is a symbolization for the Hindu God Agni.
Agni
In his left hand, he wields a Trident Spear resembling the Vajra lightning spear held by Rudra.
Rudra
Do these Gods sound like 2 certain someones to you?
Yes, Naruto and Sasuke.
Now here is the thing, Agni and Rudra are partners as part of the Supremes of Asuras:
Just like how Naruto and Sasuke are the new leaders chosen by the Rikudo.
The next thing is that, Agni and Rudra fought together against Devas.
Naruto and Sasuke are about to team up and also fight the "Deva", Madara Uchiha.
(Similar happened against Obito)
Now to summarize Asura statue shown in Itachi:
In this thread I wish to point out some symbolism, and there's a little repeat but there is also new stuff as well.
So in the latest chapter, we saw 2 statues standing behind each Naruto and Sasuke.
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But after a second inspection, I realize that Naruto and Sasuke both resemble something more in regards with these statues.
Recalling, these 2 statues reminded me of the 2 we saw during Itachi's flashback:
You must be registered for see images
But in actuality, for both pictures there are statues of Asuras presents.
In fact, this image of an Asura capitalizes this uncanny resemblance.
Red Asura:
You must be registered for see images
But in Hinduism, Asuras are powerful warriors who battle constant with Devas, or the "God Realms."
It is also important to note that some Asuras are one with nature, or become unified with it.
Now look at again at the one on the right, it is wielding 3 important weapons that each represent the conflicting philosophies and unity.
- A Ring Staff
- A Trident Spear
- Another Staff
In his right hand, he wields a Ring staff similar to Juubito's/Hagoromos,or as other's have correlated it with the "Sun."
Now take another glance at the god behind Naruto, well it just so happens this is a symbolization for the Hindu God Agni.
Agni
Agni is considered one of the most supreme gods, together he is apart of the leading Asuras with another named Rudra.
Agni is the God Fire, and his heads can symbolize passion, will, youth, and life.
There are three channels that coincide with Agni's energy.
Naruto is already known for his will of fire.
Naruto also resembles Ashura, who was shown with the Sun.
Naruto is a master of nature as it is one of his powerful assets.
Agni is the God Fire, and his heads can symbolize passion, will, youth, and life.
There are three channels that coincide with Agni's energy.
- Sun
- Fire
- Nature
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Naruto also resembles Ashura, who was shown with the Sun.
Naruto is a master of nature as it is one of his powerful assets.
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In his left hand, he wields a Trident Spear resembling the Vajra lightning spear held by Rudra.
Rudra
Rudra symbolizes his three fundamental powers:
The Trident he wields is a powerful Vajra Spear helping him to use Lightning, even tame it.
Rudra is called "the archer" and the arrow is an essential attribute of Rudra.
The trident, or the spear with three prongs, is one of the accessories.
Sasuke also has tamed lightning and is an excellent Lightning style user.
Not only this but he is also an excellent archer, with his "bows" being Enton.
- kriya(action)
- jnana(knowledge)
The Trident he wields is a powerful Vajra Spear helping him to use Lightning, even tame it.
Rudra is called "the archer" and the arrow is an essential attribute of Rudra.
The trident, or the spear with three prongs, is one of the accessories.
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Do these Gods sound like 2 certain someones to you?
Yes, Naruto and Sasuke.
Now here is the thing, Agni and Rudra are partners as part of the Supremes of Asuras:
Just like how Naruto and Sasuke are the new leaders chosen by the Rikudo.
You must be registered for see images
The next thing is that, Agni and Rudra fought together against Devas.
Naruto and Sasuke are about to team up and also fight the "Deva", Madara Uchiha.
(Similar happened against Obito)
Now to summarize Asura statue shown in Itachi:
- The Right hand with the Ring Staff symbolizes Naruto's philosophy
- The Ring Staff shows Naruto's side, how strong will and life with cooperation is the key.
- The Trident spear represents Sasuke's side
- How he will take action and isn't afraid to kill to get his goal.
- The base Staff resembles the "bridge" or unity for Naruto and Sasuke to cooperate.
but that's just me.
