strongest fodder ninja?

[SasukeTheViper EMS]

Depends on how you define fodder. The strongest fodder in my opinion is Ibiki.

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Iron Maiden!

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hahahahahaha :rofl:

 

[Pink Fly]

Uchiha Sasuke.

 

[Midday]

The

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during the pain invasion arc.

 

[realobito1]

Their is not one. Most named characters are not fodders. Probably one of the Anbu guys.

 

[Ldude]

Konahamaru!!

He's worse than fodder. I'm gonna go with Temari. She's really awesome, but she just can't compete with the characters like Naruto, Sasuke, Madara, and Tobi.

 

[Torune Aburame]

I was thinking Sasuke, but then i remembered Kiba.

 

[Narutohokage7]

Konohamaru.

 

[Forsberg]

Yamato.

 

[Gooner4life]

If the character is named in the series, they aren't fodder (with a few exceptions)

 

[lord sauke]

Its pretty likely we won't know who that is simply because they are actually fodder. Probably some of the ANBU though.

anbu die so fast except the one we know .sai,yamato,kakashi,kakashi girl friend,itachi

 

[Uchicha Macho]

naruto

 

[Forsberg]

If the character is named in the series, they aren't fodder (with a few exceptions)

A fodder can be a person put into the storyline only to keeping the story going. They are usually killed off early since they are no longer needed.

A prime example would be Yahiko of Akatsuki.

 

[AlexXx]

sasuke

 

[questin1]

Im just going to say it... Danzo

 

[Madara Owns]

Iruka... Ebisu-sensei, Konohamaru

 

[Moon eye plan]

Fodder = people who isnt important to the serie.

Some AMBU people, idk

 

[Torune Aburame]

Im just going to say it... Danzo

Danzo one hits Edo Madara. Funny joke though.

 

[Kristjan]

He's worse than fodder. I'm gonna go with Temari. She's really awesome, but she just can't compete with the characters like Naruto, Sasuke, Madara, and Tobi.

almost no one can compete with them

 

[Drwonderful]

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