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What is the point of using the kunai?
When does specialization in training begin?How did Naruto call Shikamaru and the others during Obito's fight?Why was the Sharingan's genjutsu ability not used much in the 4th Ninja War?How does the Sword of The Thunder God get stopped by a Kunai?Why does the first Season of Naruto have different Openings at the same time?Why can't Sasuke use Tsukuyomi even after implanting Itachi's eyes?Why didn't Naruto's Rasengan beat Sasuke's Chidori?Why doesn't Sasuke use Shadow clones?Are there other ways of reading the Uchiha Tablet?Why doesn't Pain use other paths when his bodies are killed?
The kunai just seems very pointless. With the power of characters in the Naruto and Boruto series people can easily stop them. They barely ever do damage to people and there are so many different fighting technaiues/abilities to use during a fight. The kunai just seems very pointless. Why do the characters use the kunai in battle?
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The kunai just seems very pointless. With the power of characters in the Naruto and Boruto series people can easily stop them. They barely ever do damage to people and there are so many different fighting technaiues/abilities to use during a fight. The kunai just seems very pointless. Why do the characters use the kunai in battle?
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The kunai just seems very pointless. With the power of characters in the Naruto and Boruto series people can easily stop them. They barely ever do damage to people and there are so many different fighting technaiues/abilities to use during a fight. The kunai just seems very pointless. Why do the characters use the kunai in battle?
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The kunai just seems very pointless. With the power of characters in the Naruto and Boruto series people can easily stop them. They barely ever do damage to people and there are so many different fighting technaiues/abilities to use during a fight. The kunai just seems very pointless. Why do the characters use the kunai in battle?
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Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto.
I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention. One thing to also keep in mind is that Naruto and Sasuke (and the like) are the kind of absurd extremes in the Naruto universe. The show focuses mostly on the really powerful people because they make for entertaining TV, but a lot of the shinobi are a lot les powerful and a lot less inclined towards crazy displays, and so good basic weapons are a necessity.
In the series, kunai are also thrown with explosive tags to them (creating projectile explosives), used to cut through wood or stone when powered with chakra, and even used by Minato for his hiraishin.
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Why bring a knife to a gun fight? Well, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Kunais are one of the many tools shinobi have at their disposal. While it may seem like a useless weapon at first glance, there have been instances in the series in which the use of a kunai have been proven quite useful.
Close Range
If I remember correctly, Kunais are used a lot during close range combat. While up close, it would be easier to thrust a kunai than to attempt to perform a justu.
During the Kakashi vs Zabuza fight on the bridge, Kakashi used kunais to stab and incapacitate Zabuza’s arms to prevent him from performing hand seals.
Long Range
Kunais have also been shown to used as long range weapons.
A common tactic is to attach a paper bomb and throw it into a crown of enemies. You can hinder with enemy without the cost of chakra.
While performing stealth missions, it’s better to take out enemies with a small dagger than a giant fireball.
Minato was also known for throwing kunais that had his seal to allow him to perform his teleportation justu.
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In some parts of the series it is actually useful and it has hurt some people before like the villagers. It killed the villagers. For weaker opponents the kunai may be useful as they may not expect it etc.
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Doesn't explain why they use it or it's importance sorry.
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Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto.
I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention. One thing to also keep in mind is that Naruto and Sasuke (and the like) are the kind of absurd extremes in the Naruto universe. The show focuses mostly on the really powerful people because they make for entertaining TV, but a lot of the shinobi are a lot les powerful and a lot less inclined towards crazy displays, and so good basic weapons are a necessity.
In the series, kunai are also thrown with explosive tags to them (creating projectile explosives), used to cut through wood or stone when powered with chakra, and even used by Minato for his hiraishin.
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Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto.
I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention. One thing to also keep in mind is that Naruto and Sasuke (and the like) are the kind of absurd extremes in the Naruto universe. The show focuses mostly on the really powerful people because they make for entertaining TV, but a lot of the shinobi are a lot les powerful and a lot less inclined towards crazy displays, and so good basic weapons are a necessity.
In the series, kunai are also thrown with explosive tags to them (creating projectile explosives), used to cut through wood or stone when powered with chakra, and even used by Minato for his hiraishin.
add a comment |
Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto.
I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention. One thing to also keep in mind is that Naruto and Sasuke (and the like) are the kind of absurd extremes in the Naruto universe. The show focuses mostly on the really powerful people because they make for entertaining TV, but a lot of the shinobi are a lot les powerful and a lot less inclined towards crazy displays, and so good basic weapons are a necessity.
In the series, kunai are also thrown with explosive tags to them (creating projectile explosives), used to cut through wood or stone when powered with chakra, and even used by Minato for his hiraishin.
Kunai were historical tools/weapons used by ninja in Japan, though their uses have been expanded/fictionalized in Naruto.
I think in Naruto, they function as versatile long-distance and close-range weapons that can be used even if someone is low on chakra or trying not to attract attention. One thing to also keep in mind is that Naruto and Sasuke (and the like) are the kind of absurd extremes in the Naruto universe. The show focuses mostly on the really powerful people because they make for entertaining TV, but a lot of the shinobi are a lot les powerful and a lot less inclined towards crazy displays, and so good basic weapons are a necessity.
In the series, kunai are also thrown with explosive tags to them (creating projectile explosives), used to cut through wood or stone when powered with chakra, and even used by Minato for his hiraishin.
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Why bring a knife to a gun fight? Well, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Kunais are one of the many tools shinobi have at their disposal. While it may seem like a useless weapon at first glance, there have been instances in the series in which the use of a kunai have been proven quite useful.
Close Range
If I remember correctly, Kunais are used a lot during close range combat. While up close, it would be easier to thrust a kunai than to attempt to perform a justu.
During the Kakashi vs Zabuza fight on the bridge, Kakashi used kunais to stab and incapacitate Zabuza’s arms to prevent him from performing hand seals.
Long Range
Kunais have also been shown to used as long range weapons.
A common tactic is to attach a paper bomb and throw it into a crown of enemies. You can hinder with enemy without the cost of chakra.
While performing stealth missions, it’s better to take out enemies with a small dagger than a giant fireball.
Minato was also known for throwing kunais that had his seal to allow him to perform his teleportation justu.
add a comment |
Why bring a knife to a gun fight? Well, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Kunais are one of the many tools shinobi have at their disposal. While it may seem like a useless weapon at first glance, there have been instances in the series in which the use of a kunai have been proven quite useful.
Close Range
If I remember correctly, Kunais are used a lot during close range combat. While up close, it would be easier to thrust a kunai than to attempt to perform a justu.
During the Kakashi vs Zabuza fight on the bridge, Kakashi used kunais to stab and incapacitate Zabuza’s arms to prevent him from performing hand seals.
Long Range
Kunais have also been shown to used as long range weapons.
A common tactic is to attach a paper bomb and throw it into a crown of enemies. You can hinder with enemy without the cost of chakra.
While performing stealth missions, it’s better to take out enemies with a small dagger than a giant fireball.
Minato was also known for throwing kunais that had his seal to allow him to perform his teleportation justu.
add a comment |
Why bring a knife to a gun fight? Well, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Kunais are one of the many tools shinobi have at their disposal. While it may seem like a useless weapon at first glance, there have been instances in the series in which the use of a kunai have been proven quite useful.
Close Range
If I remember correctly, Kunais are used a lot during close range combat. While up close, it would be easier to thrust a kunai than to attempt to perform a justu.
During the Kakashi vs Zabuza fight on the bridge, Kakashi used kunais to stab and incapacitate Zabuza’s arms to prevent him from performing hand seals.
Long Range
Kunais have also been shown to used as long range weapons.
A common tactic is to attach a paper bomb and throw it into a crown of enemies. You can hinder with enemy without the cost of chakra.
While performing stealth missions, it’s better to take out enemies with a small dagger than a giant fireball.
Minato was also known for throwing kunais that had his seal to allow him to perform his teleportation justu.
Why bring a knife to a gun fight? Well, it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Kunais are one of the many tools shinobi have at their disposal. While it may seem like a useless weapon at first glance, there have been instances in the series in which the use of a kunai have been proven quite useful.
Close Range
If I remember correctly, Kunais are used a lot during close range combat. While up close, it would be easier to thrust a kunai than to attempt to perform a justu.
During the Kakashi vs Zabuza fight on the bridge, Kakashi used kunais to stab and incapacitate Zabuza’s arms to prevent him from performing hand seals.
Long Range
Kunais have also been shown to used as long range weapons.
A common tactic is to attach a paper bomb and throw it into a crown of enemies. You can hinder with enemy without the cost of chakra.
While performing stealth missions, it’s better to take out enemies with a small dagger than a giant fireball.
Minato was also known for throwing kunais that had his seal to allow him to perform his teleportation justu.
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In some parts of the series it is actually useful and it has hurt some people before like the villagers. It killed the villagers. For weaker opponents the kunai may be useful as they may not expect it etc.
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Doesn't explain why they use it or it's importance sorry.
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In some parts of the series it is actually useful and it has hurt some people before like the villagers. It killed the villagers. For weaker opponents the kunai may be useful as they may not expect it etc.
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Doesn't explain why they use it or it's importance sorry.
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In some parts of the series it is actually useful and it has hurt some people before like the villagers. It killed the villagers. For weaker opponents the kunai may be useful as they may not expect it etc.
In some parts of the series it is actually useful and it has hurt some people before like the villagers. It killed the villagers. For weaker opponents the kunai may be useful as they may not expect it etc.
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