How long does it take for Sakura to punch the ground?
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i dont know but i just got a wierd idea why cant all the stong people punch a hole leading to the earths core then push madara into it i mean he cant fly also just to be sure have all the earth users seal it up then have the fire users seal all the crack and have the water users cool it
sage of the sharingan
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Dark Magician
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lol I almost bumped that thread from 2013 then I realized it was not recent. Anyway she beats shino. They are going to continue putting down her feats no matter what.
If she is not jumping, 1 second or less.
If she is jumping, 3 seconds or less.
If she is not jumping, 1 second or less.
If she is jumping, 3 seconds or less.
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DoubleKamui
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Sakura doesn't need to jump to create devastation. She only jumped to bypass all the other Juubi fodder. Despite this, people actually think she has to jump to do what she did.
The fact you decided to post in a thread over a comment without any useful remark means you're but*hurt Lol.
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DoubleKamui
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Yes, because stating the truth equates to being but*hurt Lol
#stayirate
FourthSmokage
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Idk how fast but I know this much...
Gai is faster XD
Even if it's technically not the ground...
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Even if it's technically not the ground...
DoubleKamui
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Whatever floats your boat, bro.
Fact is, you could have posted that question in the original thread instead of creating a new one. You just wanted to humuliate Turson because he rustled your jimmies Lol
I'm outta here. Stay mad, bro.
That thread is several months old and it is against the rules to bump threads over 1 month old. This was just a curious question even though I think it has an obvious answer to it but Sakura threads are very polarizing as you can see in the poll I just made. Quite a divisive result I must say.
