[Theory] Juubi

[ANiMUS]

Is the ten tails really evil? I have been thinking for a while and here is what I came up with.
Has the juubi ever been stated in the show as wanting to destroy the world? I think that the So6P saw the world in chaos and constant war so he came to the conclusion that in order to change the world he needed the ultimate power. So he sealed the Juubi inside himself in order to become a god among men.
This embedded a grudge into the juubi not only against the So6P, but possible against humans in general. This might be why the Juubi went berserk when it saw the sage inside Naruto. It also could mean that full revival of the Juubi means the death of mankind.

The inspiration for this theory came from MAN OF STEEL. THAT MOVIE IS AWESOME!!!!!!
But it still pisses me off how Lois Lane can't identify Superman is Clark when she ALREADY KNEW HIS FREAKING NAME SINCE HALF WAY THROUGH THE MOVIE!!!

 

[Hypemaster]

I don't care what affiliation it is, it's wrecking shyt up and needs to be put down.

 

[Miyata]

I don't care what affiliation it is, it's wrecking shyt up and needs to be put down.

well said mihawk

 

[sealingscroll]

Is the ten tails really evil? I have been thinking for a while and here is what I came up with.
Has the juubi ever been stated in the show as wanting to destroy the world? I think that the So6P saw the world in chaos and constant war so he came to the conclusion that in order to change the world he needed the ultimate power. So he sealed the Juubi inside himself in order to become a god among men.
This embedded a grudge into the juubi not only against the So6P, but possible against humans in general. This might be why the Juubi went berserk when it saw the sage inside Naruto. It also could mean that full revival of the Juubi means the death of mankind.

The inspiration for this theory came from MAN OF STEEL. THAT MOVIE IS AWESOME!!!!!!
But it still pisses me off how Lois Lane can't identify Superman is Clark when she ALREADY KNEW HIS FREAKING NAME SINCE HALF WAY THROUGH THE MOVIE!!!

thanks for the tiny spoiler in the man of steel :/

 

[NarutoB]

I think it won't have a sense of good or evil since it's not human.

 

[riley freeman]

What if the sage was evil not the 10tails

 

[Nindo Protecter]

What if the sage was evil not the 10tails

XD that would be weird.

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

What if the sage was evil not the 10tails

Well then that's Sageception

 

[Honord Sage]

Think of the Juubi as a force of Nature like a volcano,or tie del wave it just dose what it was created to do change the landscape,its neither good or bad its jut being it self. You don't call a volcano evil because it erupt because thats what volcanos do.

 

[Thorium]

The Ten-Tails was never claimed to be evil. Kurama said it had no ideals...if it was evil, Naruto would have been able to sense it in BM/KCM.

The poor, ugly thing is just defending itself. Can't blame it really.

 

[DarkWolf Nashoba]

Off topic:
The Man of Steel was a 6/10 at best. At one point in the movie I asked a buddy of mine,
"Where'd the plot go?"
He responded sarcastically,
"Who cares?! We have 20 minutes of explosions!"
Also, the character development for every character outside of Clark and his father was p*** poor. The character development regarding the emerging of the relationship between Lois Lane and Clark was a gigantic plot hole; poof! we have a random-*** undeveloped relationship out of nowhere! I'm sorry, but certain aspects of that movie were just terrible. The action was great, the special effects were out of this world, but the most important parts to any story -- plot and especially characterization, in my opinion -- were full of fail.

On topic:
We all knew Kurama to be the epitome of hatred for the longest time until Naruto talk-no-jutsu'd him into being his buddy. The tailed-beasts were viewed as things rather than sentient beings by most characters, so it only makes sense that the Juubi also be viewed as some evil thing. If the Juubi does end up having a personality once perfected, I believe it would require absorbing the combined personalities of the nine tailed-beasts first, such that its life-likeness would be derived from the multitude of personalities seen in the other tailed beasts.
So far in Naruto, we have yet to encounter a truly 'evil' character/entity. All antagonists in the plot line have much greater depth than merely being good or bad. They have feelings, motivations, and goals. Itachi killed his entire clan and yet I don't think people view him as being evil anymore due to the grey-area involved with his decision. Kishimoto's characters are diverse, complex, dynamic, and not just black-or-white two-dimensional characters.

 

[ANiMUS]

Off topic:
The Man of Steel was a 6/10 at best. At one point in the movie I asked a buddy of mine,
"Where'd the plot go?"
He responded sarcastically,
"Who cares?! We have 20 minutes of explosions!"
Also, the character development for every character outside of Clark and his father was p*** poor. The character development regarding the emerging of the relationship between Lois Lane and Clark was a gigantic plot hole; poof! we have a random-*** undeveloped relationship out of nowhere! I'm sorry, but certain aspects of that movie were just terrible. The action was great, the special effects were out of this world, but the most important parts to any story -- plot and especially characterization, in my opinion -- were full of fail.

On topic:
We all knew Kurama to be the epitome of hatred for the longest time until Naruto talk-no-jutsu'd him into being his buddy. The tailed-beasts were viewed as things rather than sentient beings by most characters, so it only makes sense that the Juubi also be viewed as some evil thing. If the Juubi does end up having a personality once perfected, I believe it would require absorbing the combined personalities of the nine tailed-beasts first, such that its life-likeness would be derived from the multitude of personalities seen in the other tailed beasts.
So far in Naruto, we have yet to encounter a truly 'evil' character/entity. All antagonists in the plot line have much greater depth than merely being good or bad. They have feelings, motivations, and goals. Itachi killed his entire clan and yet I don't think people view him as being evil anymore due to the grey-area involved with his decision. Kishimoto's characters are diverse, complex, dynamic, and not just black-or-white two-dimensional characters.

Can't really disagree with the plot problems in MoS, but you can't tell me you wouldn't go watch it again just for the fight scenes.

 

[DarkWolf Nashoba]

Can't really disagree with the plot problems in MoS, but you can't tell me you wouldn't go watch it again just for the fight scenes.

I wouldn't pay to see it again. However, I would indeed skip ahead for the fight scenes if I was bored enough.

Anyways, please tell me you read the important part of that post. Ya' know, the part regarding the Juubi?

 

[King Nasus]

I wouldn't pay to see it again. However, I would indeed skip ahead for the fight scenes if I was bored enough.

Anyways, please tell me you read the important part of that post. Ya' know, the part regarding the Juubi?

I read it Gara and it was interesting.

 

[OfficialRikudouSennin]

What if the sage was evil not the 10tails

XD that would be weird.

That would be a epic troll from kishi and ima just roleplay evil........

 

[veggetta13]

I´m re-watching "the bourne legacy". How long does it take being a spy, to realize somebody is trying to kill ya?


Anyways, the juubi is energy put into a form. I really don´t understand how the wisest man in the world choses to create such and then spreading them around....such amazingly strong expressions of the destructive force in nature, were left running wild, when as before Rikudou, men (mankind) just had to deal with the usual:tsunamis, eartquakes, rain, etc.

Why would I set free velociraptors in an urban area?

Just a thought....