Yo! Shout out to Kabuto for soling 2 susanoo(s)!

[Lelouch Vii Britannia]

ACTUALLY,

The fact that he grows horns and has a generally snake-like appearance while in Sage Mode implies that he has not mastered it, as Naruto did, as only pigmentation would be present, not animalistic traits.

Which in turn implies that he only had to know how to gather the Senjutsu chakra, not balance it within his body, similar to how Jiraiya entered Sage Mode.

Which further implies that he didn't actually have to train whatsoever, as imperfect sage mode requiring only senjutsu chakra without balance is possible with Jugo's cells.

"Trained" is such a subjective term. So... do with that what you will.

This is so dumb that even sarah palin would facepalm, Smh take this L .

 

[Natsu Shazneel]

Am i the only one seeing the irony of people complaining about Kabuto taking others powers, When one of the people he fought was using his own brothers eyes to amp his power?

I find it funny when people like to call other ninja cheaters for stealing power. When that is the very essence of being a ninja.

 

[griffnat13]

Only because he stole the powers of shinobi with actual ability.

Only because those Uchiha were holding back.

And he still lost.

So do you just keep your account only to disagree with people and belittle them? I've never seen a positive one of your posts.

 

[Pukkake Pokayo]

Kabuto stole and graverobbed for his powers and got solo'd by a single Itachi eye.

He already saw naruto attempt rasengan the first time.

I agree he was still moving but that goes to show he wasn't anything impressive in part 1. Even zabuza would have slaughtered him

*glances at new avatar*

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