Naruto Naruto: coolest jutsu/move in anime or manga?

That's the "1,000 years of pain". Yeah that rocked. ^___^

But my favorite is probably Kakashi's "Chidori". I just thought it looked cool. Also that one where he summons those dogs. I forgot the name.

 

Can't decide on a fav jutsu atm so I'll choose a move.

Chapter 211 of the manga: Lee's drunken boxing is just awesome ^^

 

drunken boxing? sounds.... interesting

 

Moon Reader aka Tsukuyomi.

Its a special bloodline jutsu that Uchida Itachi uses on Kakashi during their battle in the manga. Being "stabbed by katanas repeatedly for 3 days" sounds extremely painful yet cool at the same time.

 

I just finished vol 10...

Oh my god!!! "Extreme Lotus" rocks SOOOO much!!! Forget all the things I said earlier (in the "least favorite character" board), Rock Lee is now officially a fighting god!!! It IS the coolest move in the anime or manga. I can't wait to see it in the animation. Too bad it didn't go quite as planned... :sweat2:

 

ive only seen up to ep 20 and my favorite one is harem no jutsu!!!! :anime: :anime: :anime: :shy:

expect a fan art in shortly! :anime: :bleed:

 

I would go for Rasengan and Chidori. :anime:

 

I do like Gaaras coffin move. I also like several of Narutos moves. My favorite move would have to be Narutos special one with the ladies. That always gets me to laugh when I watch it.
Basher

 

One of the coolest jutsus is Sasuke's triple-blade-thing combined with his dragon fire (he uses it against orochimaru disguised as a grass-nin) much cooler in the anime ..
Chidori and Rasengan are also cool as hell.. always liked those "massive-hits-which-uses-alot-of-energy" ^^

Haku's other bloodline jutsu (the one when he/she/it stomps at the ground and forms needles of water) is cool as well. Too bad sasuke couldn't copy it ... Didn't even know how to use the Sharingan at that time -.- ...or maybe you cant copy it at all.. bloodline thingy

 

There are just so so many really. Most of them are, to say the least, awesome. I especially like those Hokage-level jutsus... Then again who doesn't? So I’m not gonna include Jukai Koutan (Birth of Dense Woodland), Suijinheki (Water Wall) and Suishuuha (Water Wave)

Here are my top 10 favourite jutsus:

10. Shunshin no Jutsu (Instant Body Technique) – It’s a simple yet very useful technique.

9. Gatsuuga (Piercing Fang) - the taijutsu which made me noticed Kiba.

8. Ok all of Rock Lee's moves are dead cool. Like someone said, he's a fighting deity. They’re not really my fav favourites though cos it takes too much toll on the user. I was like "Whooah" and "Oh no! I hope he's gonna be ok after this" at d same time when i watch him fight.

7. Nehan Shouja no Jutsu (Temple of Nirvana Technique) - Probably something I would use on someone annoying.

6. Magen ~ Narakumi no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion ~ Hell Viewing Technique) - .... scary... brrr and it doesn't even require the Sharingan.

5. Hakke Rokujuuyonshou (Eight Divination Signs, 64 Palms of the Hand) - Ok I must admit, Neji can be such a jerk sometimes but his techniques are really cool.

4. Shousen Jutsu (Mystical Hand Technique) – If I were Sakura, I’ll probably specialise myself in this technique since I’m so good at controlling chakra. She’s a bystander most of the time anyway. Pple like Sasuke and Rock will definitely need her help after their battles.

3. Kage Bunshin no Jutsu (Shadow Clone Technique) – gosh I need this in my life…

2. Sensatsu Suishou (Death by a Thousand Flying Water Needles) – one handed seals… how could anybody not be impressed by that?

1. Sennen Goroshi (One Thousand Years of Death) - cos it's definitely something i could do. And to think Naruto used it on Gaara. Using a kunai *ouch* with an exploding note attached *double ouch*. Hilarious.

Kaguya Kimimaro' Five Dance Forms is gross. Period. Having your bones stick out like that? Ewww... I wonder how they're gonna animate this yet stay in prime time slot.

 

Since Im too lazy to remember names, I'll just describe it. Its that Bow and arrow that Kidoumaru has ( he makes it out of web). Very cool looking, and it really screws Neji over.

 

I have seen 63 episodes I have to say that Naruto's Strongest attack is the best. He summons the giant frog thingy.
Lee's best move. Lotus. where he lets the gates in his body open.
the two sound guys that Sakura fights, I like all of their attacks.
Kakashi's 1,000 years of pain.
Sasuke's attack where he uses the electricity in his hand.
Sasuke's Sharingan.
Kakashi's Sharingan.

 

These i find my favorite moves:



Chidori: One of the coolest-looking moves there are. lightning surging through an arm and breaking through almost anything is cool to me.

Rasengan: It's like a chidori for naruto, also has destructive power.

Kage Bunshin No Jutsu: Naruto's favorite technique, who doesn't love him creating an army in an instant and charging down to one guy then beat the crap out of him?

Naruto Rengan: Love it how he created a combo using Replications, he took kiba down!~

And last but not least Kakashi's "1,000 years of pain" the funniest technique i ever seen. And how Himura said how naruto used it on gaara was also great.


I don't know if there is a name when Lee turns all red and makes the show Naruto look like dragonball Z. But if there is a name That's another favorite technique of mine

 

I get the feeling 1000 Years of Pain would bring anybody to their knees. Wait, did you say Naruto used that on someone?!

 

Yeah, he uses it on Gaara with an explosive kunai. He messed gaara up badly too.

 

*thinks about it* Oooooh.... That sounds like it would hurt! I mean, how could an explosive kunai up the butt not hurt?

 

Yeah, I knew that, just didn't wanna get to detail :anger2:

 

well, i like sasuke's fireball technique, just because it can be done pretty convincingly with a lighter, some alcohol, a mask, and some practice at concealing the lighter (the handweaving stuff is really useful for that.)
hmm. i like haku's ice mirror technique, and i dont remember what it's called, but its the tech where kakashi avoided sasuke's shurikens, and earlier on, naruto's kage bunshin, during the training in the early episodes.

 

Are you talking about the art of substitution? Its where he changes place with somthing in the scenery, like a rock or a tree branch.