Your Opinions?

[Avery Namikaze]

I've just been thinking, why do people not consider movie attacks in a character's arsenal? I mean the movie was still approved by Kishimoto and that means he also approved the characters having that move. My sig for instance: if a movie made by Kishi has Minato using Shuriken KB then I consider that one of his techs. Same goes for any move except ones that need certain conditions to activate. (Rasengan variations for instance)

 

[Ganta]

i wondered what an shuriken kb is, then i saw your sig. you must really like that move to make a thread about it and have it as your sig lol

 

[The Necromancer]

Manga>Anime>>>>Movie adaptations.

Road to Ninja is iffy.

 

[Shura]

Kishi only allowed them to make the movie, however, that doesn't mean that it's canon. It has no place in Kishi's storyline and it wasn't created by Kishi himself, therefore it's not canon.​

 

[Avery Namikaze]

i wondered what an shuriken kb is, then i saw your sig. you must really like that move to make a thread about it and have it as your sig lol

No that's my sig because it's Minato. Also I just used Shuriken KB as an example, it's nothing special though.

Kishi only allowed them to make the movie, however, that doesn't mean that it's canon. It has no place in Kishi's storyline and it wasn't created by Kishi himself, therefore it's not canon.​

Yeah the story has nothing to do with this, I'm saying Kishi approved of the movie and it's content. So he must have agreed with the characters being able to use the moves on the film, correct?

 

[spckoroma]

No that's my sig because it's Minato. Also I just used Shuriken KB as an example, it's nothing special though.



Yeah the story has nothing to do with this, I'm saying Kishi approved of the movie and it's content. So he must have agreed with the characters being able to use the moves on the film, correct?

seems legit

 

[Avery Namikaze]

seems legit

Serious, or no? I want replies to what you guys think.

 

[Shura]

Yeah the story has nothing to do with this, I'm saying Kishi approved of the movie and it's content. So he must have agreed with the characters being able to use the moves on the film, correct?

Yes, Kishi approved of the film, however, the moves they shown in the film cannot really be used in debates nor can they be considered a part of the character's arsenal really.​

 

[Punk Hazard]

Movies aren't canon.

 

[Avery Namikaze]

Yes, Kishi approved of the film, however, the moves they shown in the film cannot really be used in debates nor can they be considered a part of the character's arsenal really.​

Ok, thanks for your reply AC ^^ I also want to know what others think

 

[-Punk-]

Kishimoto is not canon.