Calling a character a fodder.

[Remion18]

I don't understand the concept very much.

SM Naruto beats Nagato so Nagato is fodder now.

The 5 Kages lost to Edo Madara so they are fodder now.

Itachi one-shotted Nagato with Totsuka Blade so Nagato is fodder now.

DSM Kabuto sliced Edo Itachi in half so Edo Itachi is fodder now.

Sasuke beats Orochimaru so Orochimaru is fodder now.

Danzo is beat by Sasuke so Danzo is fodder now.

Spoiler

8th Gate Guy almost kills Jubbi Madara so Madara is fodder now.

Sasuke gets one shotted by a sword by Madara so Sasuke is fodder now.

Minato gets his arm chopped off by Madara's Staff so Minato is fodder now.

Its not a good reasoning to call someone fodder.

Everyone is strong in their own regard. Yes, even Sakura.

 

[Matt]

perhaps i suppose

 

[soulless uchiha]

That's Narutobase logic.

 

[-ahhimane-]

Wait for Madara's defeat.
Fanboys will Label Madara as Fodder. Lol

 

[Avery Namikaze]

Yeah, idiots will be idiots.

 

[Masterpiece7]

Ok I agree. Except the last line. When was the last time she won a fight? She took Sasori and that was mostly Chiyo -_-

 

[Flakez]

None of those characters have been called fodder, as far as I know. Except Sakura of course.

 

[Remion18]

perhaps i suppose

Glad you agree. ^_^

That's Narutobase logic.

Exactly, is there no end to their madness?

Wait for Madara's defeat.
Fanboys will Label Madara as Fodder. Lol

lol Fanboy logic.

Yeah, idiots will be idiots.

Haters will Hate. XD

Ok I agree. Except the last line. When was the last time she won a fight? She took Sasori and that was mostly Chiyo -_-

Well she is stronger than a regular shinobi I guess.

None of those characters have been called fodder, as far as I know. Except Sakura of course.

Well you haven't seen some threads yet I guess. haha

 

[awesomeseimei]

NB definition of "fodder":

a) character who got/would get stomped ("fodderized");

b) character who is disliked;

c) irrelevant character.

Technically fodder refers to some redshirt nameless character whose only purpose is to die, but it did take on some new meanings here.