Narutos teleport!

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Just read the viz translation, turns out naruto did do a teleport technique.. FTG I guess?
 

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Proof btw.
 

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what panel to be specific ?!
 

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Yeah he has FTG because naruto is in base form.

If it wasn't a ftg then it means naruto has better speed feat than FTG as he doesnt need marking.

He can cover same distance with his foot speed.


In manga, foot speed always >>> FTG
 

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This must the millionth thread on the same topic.

Yes, and the Shintenshin no Jutsu is "Art of the Valentine" in the Viz, which is completely different to the literal meaning. The head translator for Naruto at Viz, Morimoto, admitted they alter the text to suit the American audience. It's only official because Viz Media is a Shueisha subdivision, the people who publish WSJ, not because they have contact with Kishimoto (because they don't, he himself has said on several occasions he hasn't been aware of Naruto's presence outside of Japan) or because the translations are any better. And to top it off, only one translator at Viz is full-time, the rest are freelance.

Viz has always called FTG either a) Flying Thunder God Jutsu or b) Flying Raijin Jutsu. And Shunshin no Jutsu is changed to Teleportation Jutsu.

FTG:

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Shunshin (Talking about Shisui):

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Yeah he has FTG because naruto is in base form.

If it wasn't a ftg then it means naruto has better speed feat than FTG as he don't need marking.

He can cover same distance with his foot speed.


In manga, foot speed always >>> FTG

WTF it was plain old shunshin no jutsu.... Fast Natural Speed... not actual teleportation or FTG

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This must the millionth thread on the same topic.

Yes, and the Shintenshin no Jutsu is "Art of the Valentine" in the Viz, which is completely different to the literal meaning. The head translator for Naruto at Viz, Morimoto, admitted they alter the text to suit the American audience. It's only official because Viz Media is a Shueisha subdivision, the people who publish WSJ, not because they have contact with Kishimoto (because they don't, he himself has said on several occasions he hasn't been aware of Naruto's presence outside of Japan) or because the translations are any better. And to top it off, only one translator at Viz is full-time, the rest are freelance.

Viz has always called FTG either a) Flying Thunder God Jutsu or b) Flying Raijin Jutsu. And Shunshin no Jutsu is changed to Teleportation Jutsu.

FTG:

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Shunshin (Talking about Shisui):

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Shisui had Shunshin and Teleportation Genjutsu..... he is best teleporter indeed
 

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This must the millionth thread on the same topic.

Yes, and the Shintenshin no Jutsu is "Art of the Valentine" in the Viz, which is completely different to the literal meaning. The head translator for Naruto at Viz, Morimoto, admitted they alter the text to suit the American audience. It's only official because Viz Media is a Shueisha subdivision, the people who publish WSJ, not because they have contact with Kishimoto (because they don't, he himself has said on several occasions he hasn't been aware of Naruto's presence outside of Japan) or because the translations are any better. And to top it off, only one translator at Viz is full-time, the rest are freelance.

Viz has always called FTG either a) Flying Thunder God Jutsu or b) Flying Raijin Jutsu. And Shunshin no Jutsu is changed to Teleportation Jutsu.

FTG:

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Shunshin (Talking about Shisui):

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If it isn't FTG then it means naruto has Better feat.

You know that foot speed >>> FTG.

Naruto doesn't need marking unlike FTG.

His single clone cant be tracked.
 

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This thread has already been made, and again, it got proven wrong. ^^
 

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This must the millionth thread on the same topic.

Yes, and the Shintenshin no Jutsu is "Art of the Valentine" in the Viz, which is completely different to the literal meaning. The head translator for Naruto at Viz, Morimoto, admitted they alter the text to suit the American audience. It's only official because Viz Media is a Shueisha subdivision, the people who publish WSJ, not because they have contact with Kishimoto (because they don't, he himself has said on several occasions he hasn't been aware of Naruto's presence outside of Japan) or because the translations are any better. And to top it off, only one translator at Viz is full-time, the rest are freelance.

Viz has always called FTG either a) Flying Thunder God Jutsu or b) Flying Raijin Jutsu. And Shunshin no Jutsu is changed to Teleportation Jutsu.

FTG:

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Shunshin (Talking about Shisui):

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This^^^^^^

Naruto doesn't have FTG or any S/T technique(excluding summoning jutsu)
 

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This must the millionth thread on the same topic.

Yes, and the Shintenshin no Jutsu is "Art of the Valentine" in the Viz, which is completely different to the literal meaning. The head translator for Naruto at Viz, Morimoto, admitted they alter the text to suit the American audience. It's only official because Viz Media is a Shueisha subdivision, the people who publish WSJ, not because they have contact with Kishimoto (because they don't, he himself has said on several occasions he hasn't been aware of Naruto's presence outside of Japan) or because the translations are any better. And to top it off, only one translator at Viz is full-time, the rest are freelance.

Viz has always called FTG either a) Flying Thunder God Jutsu or b) Flying Raijin Jutsu. And Shunshin no Jutsu is changed to Teleportation Jutsu.

FTG:

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Shunshin (Talking about Shisui):

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Hmm you make a good point.
 

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WTF it was plain old shunshin no jutsu.... Fast Natural Speed... not actual teleportation or FTG

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Are you retard?

Didn't read my last sentence?

If it wasn't a ftg then it means naruto has better speed feat than FTG as he don't need marking.

He can cover same distance with his foot speed.


In manga, foot speed always >>> FTG

His single clone would solo whole battalion
 

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This^^^^^^

Naruto doesn't have FTG or any S/T technique(excluding summoning jutsu)

Hmm fair enough. He's proved base speed is as fast as instant anyway. Within range Ofcourse.
 

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Yes, Naruto can do it, increasing His ability to wipe hole army units before they know whats going on.
 
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