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NODDY HIRUZEN BIGGEST FANBOY
You retard, how is he a Hiruzen fanboy when he thinks Hashirama is stronger?
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You retard, how is he a Hiruzen fanboy when he thinks Hashirama is stronger?
"only hashirama is able to defeat me" << words straight from madara's mouth who lived through hiruzens rein.... madara was one of the people to actually witness hashirama's powers and its considered a fairytail because the people who saw it pass it down to the younger generations and because it is so hard to believe they just consider it a fairytail...
Implying people saw Hiruzen's God-like power and believed it, yet heard of Hashirama's 'weaker' (in comparison) strength and disbelieved it, is creating a clear logical fallacy. It does not follow that someone can disregard a feat lesser than what they've already experienced or come across.
"There aren't ninjas on the same level as Hashirama around anymore..." ~ Kabuto Yakushi
Words right out of kabuto's mouth.. right after he said the whole unbelivable strength thing..
People seem to think Hashirama was the utmost strongest ninja to have ever existed... yet kabuto stated there have been ninjas who can match his strength...
Obviously excluding himself and tobi
retard is calling someone retarded :rofl: oops we make mistakes soooooory noody noddy not Lol
But the ones who did see it, dubbed him what?
Gaara's comment in reference to Madara's meteor: Is that...the power of a God?
People who only heard of his powered called him that. Within the same context his "fairy tale" powers are mention, Kabuto had just created a forest. But Kishi doesn't make it as dramatic.
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This "fairy tale" into reality.
Yet when Madara dropped a meteor, it covered the skies and it was felt all the way back to headquarters and was considered God-like by Gaara.
Just because some people who didn't think Hashirama actually did these things (Creating a forest or things alike) doesn't mean his power is even comparable to Nagato's, well they may be but I'm trying to get you to understand.
You are truly clinging at this statement of Kabuto, aren't you? It's not about to take anything literally but further to interpret correctly. When representing Hashiramas strength as a fairy tale no one can match "today", he rather implies that no one was able to match his power after he died. You may can't understand that hype is reaching its climax when being brought in a context with Hashirama. His power is great enough to influence the whole story and letting all the others, whether Orochimaru or Madara striving for it, in order to touch this amazing strength. Even presently Madara can't stop his euphoria when taking Hashiramas name in the mouth, he, who fought Hashirama with his perfect Susanoo and Kurama lost and claimed him to be far above the level of the 5 current Kage, which, on the other hand are representing the head of the 5 strongest villages. So please tell me, where concretely was implied, that there were Shinobi even more powerful during, or after his lifetime? This is nothing than your own, subjective opinion."There aren't ninjas on the same level as Hashirama around anymore..." ~ Kabuto Yakushi
Words right out of kabuto's mouth.. right after he said the whole unbelivable strength thing..
People seem to think Hashirama was the utmost strongest ninja to have ever existed... yet kabuto stated there have been ninjas who can match his strength...
Obviously excluding himself and tobi
Implying people saw Hiruzen's God-like power and believed it, yet heard of Hashirama's 'weaker' (in comparison) strength and disbelieved it, is creating a clear logical fallacy. It does not follow that someone can disregard a feat lesser than what they've already experienced or come across.
You are truly clinging at this statement of Kabuto, aren't you? It's not about to take anything literally but further to interpret correctly. When representing Hashiramas strength as a fairy tale no one can match "today", he rather implies that no one was able to match his power after he died. You may can't understand that hype is reaching its climax when being brought in a context with Hashirama. His power is great enough to influence the whole story and letting all the others, whether Orochimaru or Madara striving for it, in order to touch this amazing strength. Even presently Madara can't stop his euphoria when taking Hashiramas name in the mouth, he, who fought Hashirama with his perfect Susanoo and Kurama lost and claimed him to be far above the level of the 5 current Kage, which, on the other hand are representing the head of the 5 strongest villages. So please tell me, where concretely was implied, that there were Shinobi even more powerful during, or after his lifetime? This is nothing than your own, subjective opinion.
It's ok Noddy, tomorrow another Hiruzen thread will be created where we will waste our time.
I don't know if you're fully grasping what has been implied by the manga. In the official VIZ scan, it was stated that many people doubted Shodai's power could ever be as strong as the legends that spoke of him foretold.
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His greatest feat, overcoming the pinnacle of the Uchiha clan, EMS Madara, along with the Perfect Susano'o and the Kyūbi, was completely without witness. No-one saw first hand how powerful the 1st Hokage really was. In order to understand the immensity of his strength, one would need to fully understand the magnitude of Perfect Susano'o's power; and yet, none of the five Kages could even comprehend the power that stood before them. The leaders of each hidden village, expected to be in possession of a wealth of historical knowledge, could not believe their eyes. Tsunade, a direct descendant of the first, was left perplexed as to how her grandfather could've fought a guy like Madara [You must be registered for see links]. The stories were written off. The feats disregarded as legends. Tobi spoke of the Rikudō's exploits at the Kage summit and yet Darui could not believe that such a thing was possible. To him, it was almost laughable. If Hiruzen truly was the God of shinobi and the strongest Hokage ever to grace Konoha, there would have been no reason for the masses to doubt Hashirama's strength. Thus, it follows that this doubted strength was beyond anything the people of Konoha could accept as actual truth. Anything they'd ever experienced. Sarutobi could not have been superior to Shodai in strength if Kabuto's statement is valid.
Until this analogy is debunked, i've nothing more to add to this topic.
Hmmm, I'm going to quote what I think is most important.
"If Hiruzen was truly the God of Shinobi and the greatest hokage ever to grace Konoha, there would have been no reason to doubt Hashirama's strength."
Now, let me give an example (Will try to include most of your post in this example). It may seem kind of silly but it holds a valid point. Let's just say there was once this beautiful fairy, and rumors of her beauty was absolutelyunbelievable, I mean just damn! The thing is, no one ever got a chance to see this beauty. Now along came another fairy, everyone witnessed this fairy's beauty, and because she was so beautiful they said it was God-like. History goes on, but because no one ever saw the beauty of the first fairy, it's still considered a fairy tail.
Now let's just say another fairy that lived during the first fairy's era came about, this fairy was the only to rival the beauty of its equal, but it doesn't necessarily have that God-like beauty. Now, when spectators stare at this fairy, you're saying that they wouldn't be amazed because there's already a greater beauty?
One last thing to add, the masses didn't believe because they never saw it. A fairy tale will remain a fairy tale until it is seen.
I just want to get a few things straight@Owarij
Yet you're misinterpreting the even scans. It was nowhere the talk about matching Hashiramas power, it was the talk about Hashiramas level. Saying that there aren't Ninja on Hashiramas level anymore doesn't imply in any respect that there were during his lifetime or after, it rather implies that Hashiramas level wasn't matched after he left this world. Hashirama is the center of all hypes going into favor of someones strength. Who was supposed to be the most powerful Shinobi in the world, carrying a name that is already representing power? This man is Madara, a man supposed to me an invincible immortal who was praised to be the most powerful Shinobi of the world [You must be registered for see links][You must be registered for see links], Madara was a legend whose name alone penetrated into every corner. There is no doubt, based on peoples believes, there was no Shinobi beside worthy to care such a reputation. Madaras arrogance is justified indeed, because the power which was brought with him was truly something beyond all imaginations. And yet Hashirama was shown to be the man, able to stop even this unbelievable might, a man who fought Madaras whole power and triumphed though latter made use of the most powerful being which existed at this time. There is no doubt, that Hashirama blew up all imaginations of strength when being able to beat Madara and collecting all Biju in existence. The strongest beings in the narutoverse people are fearing, were all collected by Hashirama and spread across the countries like weapons for balancing out their power. There's a reason to believe in him as a fairy tale, because no one could really touch this might. There is no one whose reputation of power exceeds Madara Uchihas and the one who was even capable to stop him, just couldn't find a place among the peoples imaginations of strength. Your points are invalid. At some point you should realize what role has been given to him. I'm by the way nowhere implying that Hashirama could match the current Madara.
Your analogy only implies that people will only believe what they see - yet this is far from the truth. There are many instances in the manga where people have forwarded information that they did not witness first hand. People may believe that this 'newer fairy' is more beautiful, but only when they doubt the beauty of the one they had not seen - not doubting the beauty of the first fairy would mean they're picturing something beyond anything they'd even seen or comprehended to be true. Yeah, you can believe that this latest fairy is the best looking but only when you're not taking into account of the 'legendary one', which parallels the Hashirama/Hiruzen scenario exactly.
They did not believe it because it seemed so absurd that someone could best EMS Madara (who's name alone could ignite a war) and the Kyūbi (who could supposedly crumble mountains and cause Tsunamis merely by swinging its tail [You must be registered for see links]). It's about the level of the feat. If Hiruzen possesses God tier feats then there's no reason to doubt anything below that. No reason whatsoever. If you heard that someone ran 100m in 11 seconds you would not need to see it to believe it, because it's not that impressive. Lower that to 8 seconds and all of a sudden it becomes a legendary, myth-like feat that you can't accept. Then the person who timed the raced (Madara) steps forward and confirms everything.