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Ultimate Ninja Impact Techniques
Using the links I left at the game's talk page, I looked up on the technique names from it so articles could be made about them. I've made an attempt on translating them, and out of the ones which debuted in the game, I think I managed a good portion of them. Could you proof-read them and take a look on the ones I didn't get? Most of those are from A and B, so dictionaries weren't very helpful, though some of the sites I linked have description of the attacks. For the ones I've seen and remember what they do exactly, I'll put a brief description in case it can provide help seeing a pun or something that might be an influence in the name.
 * Four-Tails Naruto
 * This is a tailed beast chakra arm technique, specifically the move Naruto did when putting them through the ground trying to catch Orochimaru.
 * Kinda like a watered down, rapid-fire Tailed Beast Ball.
 * Tailed Beast Sonic Roar. Might actually be worth renaming, since I think this is the first time a game named this.
 * No idea on what this is, never managed finding a gameplay video showing it. Sites where I got this say this is can only be performed when in mid-air.
 * Sage Mode Naruto
 * Reminds me of Heavenly Foot of Pain.
 * Six-Tails Naruto
 * just another name variation of one of the old game names for the Tailed Beast Ball, will probably list it in its trivia section.
 * Sakura
 * Kick to the ground with the heel, but no jumping before it.
 * Strong punch.
 * Kakashi
 * An upwards punch, kinda like the one Naruto defeated Neji with in the Chūnin Exams, but without coming from underground.
 * Lee
 * Fancy flaming kick with lots of spinning.
 * No idea what it looks like. Site with the name says: 砂塵をまきあげて攻撃.
 * Hinata
 * Shikamaru
 * The trick Shikamaru did with kunai and his jacket against Temari in Part I, but with explosive tags attached.
 * There might be a pun here. I've seen both forms in pages, though I'd have to check in gameplay videos to make sure which is the last kanji, if the quality is good enough.
 * Fancier 起爆クナイ.
 * AoE technique, shadow version of Certain-Kill Ice Spears, but with all the spikes pointing towards the same point, making a "tent" over Shikamaru.
 * Guy
 * Jiraiya
 * Summoning: Food Cart Destroyer Technique-like with Gama.
 * Danzō
 * The big tree he made to change the direction of Sasuke's Susanoo's arrow. Seen both forms, the one with 海 less often, but in the site that is in Japanese instead of Chinese.
 * Puts Baku behind opponent, uses Wind Release: Vacuum Great Sphere.
 * Minato
 * Body Flickers through opponents very fast hitting them.
 * Gaara
 * The kanji that changes have very similar meanings, I've seen both forms in Japanese sites.
 * The Sphere of Sand page that got redirected to Shield of Sand a while ago, but with a dash of Human Bullet Tank in it.
 * A
 * Appears to be an uppercut. Description in site is "電撃をまとったアッパー".
 * B
 * B's "pencil is mightier" he used against Kisame.
 * 裟真亜剃斗: Description in site is "サマーソルトで打上".
 * 武零駆断擂/武零駆断ス: Description in site is "両手両脚に刀で高速回転".
 * Description is "7本の刀で突進".
 * Description in site is "7本の刀を地面にむかってなげる".
 * Description from site (7本の刀でふれると発動) matches description from that article and game play videos.
 * Version 2 Form B
 * 崙虜火音
 * Itachi
 * 真経津: From what I could tell, this might be something with the Yata Mirror.
 * Konan
 * Throws three of those paper cranes that are said to grant wishes if you fold a thousand.
 * No idea, never saw gameplay of it.
 * Deva Path
 * Takes boulder from the ground.
 * Tobi
 * Never saw footage of it either.
 * Same as above.
 * Sasori
 * Deidara
 * Throws six exploding clay animals around self that explode on hitting either enemy or ground.
 * Same as above, but continuously.
 * Hidan
 * Kakuzu
 * Wind vortex tries sucking you in while Kakuzu tries hitting you with a Fire Release from a perimeter.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.
 * No idea, never saw gameplay of it.
 * Deva Path
 * Takes boulder from the ground.
 * Tobi
 * Never saw footage of it either.
 * Same as above.
 * Sasori
 * Deidara
 * Throws six exploding clay animals around self that explode on hitting either enemy or ground.
 * Same as above, but continuously.
 * Hidan
 * Kakuzu
 * Wind vortex tries sucking you in while Kakuzu tries hitting you with a Fire Release from a perimeter.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.
 * Deidara
 * Throws six exploding clay animals around self that explode on hitting either enemy or ground.
 * Same as above, but continuously.
 * Hidan
 * Kakuzu
 * Wind vortex tries sucking you in while Kakuzu tries hitting you with a Fire Release from a perimeter.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.
 * Kakuzu
 * Wind vortex tries sucking you in while Kakuzu tries hitting you with a Fire Release from a perimeter.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.
 * Wind vortex tries sucking you in while Kakuzu tries hitting you with a Fire Release from a perimeter.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.
 * Sasuke
 * Big swipe of the blade.

Chapter 567 Stuff
—ShounenSuki (talk 11:50, December 17, 2011 (UTC)
 * Title:.

Yay this. Could you please translate the sound fx where the Rokubi is emitting the substance?--Cerez365™ 11:55, December 17, 2011 (UTC)
 * The sound is, which is the sound of a flame igniting. It might be meant to invoke the feel of , which is a sizzling sound, like that of fireworks, or , which is the sound of mist or steam. —ShounenSuki (talk 12:09, December 17, 2011 (UTC)

And just humour an old man and translate a few other frames as well?
 * The fifth frame on page 1. What Suigetsu says.
 * The third and fourth frames on page 13. What Guy and Kakashi say about Tobi's non-use of the Rinnegan abilities.
 * What Tobi says on the double spread after forcing Rōshi to transform.
 * What Kakashi calls the Asura Path's ability as he charges in with Raikiri.
 * What Kakashi says to Guy in the second frame of page 18 after the Rokubi exhales the mist.--Cerez365™Hyūga Symbol.svg 12:25, December 17, 2011 (UTC)

Can you translate what the Eight-Tails said in the page 10?--Spcmn (talk) 00:01, December 18, 2011 (UTC)

Filler translations
I went through the articles on the recent filler episodes, looking for things that need translation. Here's what I found:
 * In episode 227, there's the Ultimate Summoning Animal. From the sound, my guess is 究極の口寄せ獣 (Kyūkyoku no Kuchiyosejū). There's also the location where the episode is set, which from the sound, looks like 口寄せの島 (Kuchiyose no Shima). All these terms can be found between 7:30 and 8:40.
 * In episode 231, there's Mokuzu Island and Devil's Water Trap. The first is supposed to be around 4:00, I can see the name of the island in the subtitle, but I can't hear it. The Mokuzu part is probably the same as it appears in a ramen shop sign around that time as well. I see it in the subtitles around 5:30. All of it might be around 18:25. There's also the point of whether it's Mokuzu or Mozuku. I think I might have seen it both ways in the subtitles.
 * In episode 239, there's Earth Release: Earth Hold. Is it 土遁・大地岩障 or 土遁・大地断層 at 5:50? There's also Black Spider Lily and Mind Disturbance Dance Performance Technique at 15:00, but Seelentau already got those, so check it just if you want to make sure we got it right. The only thing I'm not sure in those if it's Kuro or Kuroi in Shikaku's technique, and there might be genbu instead of enbu in Inoichi's.
 * In episode 240, Kakashi's ninken use five techniques: Circular Formation, Crane Wing Formation, Hound Barricade Formation, Ninken Ninja Art: Dance of the Dust Cloud and Ninken Ninja Art: Hound Clone. From the sound of it, I put down kanji for Crane Wing Formation, and the two Ninken Ninja Art. I think there might be an interesting trivia point about Crane Wing Formation, because in looking for kanji for it, I found references to a battle that involved a manoeuvre with that name. Sequences are from 8:00 to 10:40 and 15:30 to 19:00. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 18:20, December 17, 2011 (UTC)

Hi Shounen, I've a question, Is Baji's kanji name which I've posted it in his page true? http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Baji According to the ending credits, if it's false you can fix it and add it into his infobox... Thanks :) (Shakhmoot (talk) 11:20, December 24, 2011 (UTC))

Weld
I've recently decided on another triple combination (earth/lightning/yin), this time. However, I see that the name of the nature can be written in three different ways:. Like with Lava Release, I believe that the radical in the first kanji doesn't change things very much, but I'm still interested in any possible differences between them. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:27, December 18, 2011 (UTC)

Hiraishin Jutsu Formula
For the Flying Thunder God Technique (and Flying Thunder God Kunai, of course), the "jutsu formula",, also on the kunai, seems to be a set of kanji, beginning with "nin" for patience and ninja. It seems we never got to looking at what the whole thing says. What does it exactly say? Until now I always thought it was meant to be gibberish that looks like sanscrit or something >< --GoDai (talk) 03:33, December 19, 2011 (UTC)

I was Wondering...
I remember a loooonnng time ago you said (if I'm not mistaken) that it was mentioned the Minato had the potential to surpass Hiruzen. I was wondering if you know where that was stated, assuming you remember, as that seems like something that should be mentioned in his abilities section, since it isn't as of now. Skitts (talk) 02:53, December 23, 2011 (UTC)

Figurative names
Hi, it's me. I was looking around for ideas for the kekkei tōta theory Earth+Lightning+Yang, and right now I'm thinking it would be interesting if the combination was something like self-replicating molecular nanotechnology; Electrical energies being used to allow inanimate particles (Earth) to imitate (Life), or in other words give them the ability to move on their own. I was mainly thinking of the "grey goo" stereotype, molecular nanotechnology that consumes all matter to self-replicate, aka ecophagy. I'm most interested in a figurative name for such an element, which at the same time, could be quite difficult, I imagine. What would be the very closest figurative name you'd recommend? --GoDai (talk) 04:14, December 23, 2011 (UTC)

Kagome
Hey Suki, is this translation correct?

かごめかごめ 籠の中の鳥は いついつ出やる？　夜明けの晩に 鶴と亀が滑った 後ろの正面だあれ？

Kagome Kagome Kago no naka no Tori wa Itsu Itsu deyaru? Yoake no ban ni Tsuru to Kame ga subetta. Ushiro no shoumen dare?

Kagome, Kagome, the bird in the cage, when will you come out? In the evening of the dawn, the crane and turtle slipped. Who stands right behind you now?

— White Flash 05:56, December 25, 2011 (UTC)

Chapter 568 Stuff
Sorry to bother you with this yet again my friend. But I'm curious on what Kishimoto actually wrote in 568. Particularly what the Four-Tails said about his name and what appears to be his entire title.--TheUltimate3 ~Keeper of Lore~ 14:08, December 26, 2011 (UTC)
 * Also if I put Kurama's japanese name right. --Ilnarutoanime -NejiLoverr- 14:10, December 26, 2011 (UTC)
 * I expect there being lots of references to Journey to the West and Dragonball. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 14:21, December 26, 2011 (UTC)
 * And the age-old request of looking for info pointing towards gender.--Cerez365™Hyūga Symbol.svg 15:22, December 26, 2011 (UTC)

I'm with TheUltimate3. I don't trust the translation we have. The translator has a rather bad record and what he did in this chapter in some cases doesn't sound like proper english. I would be much obliged if after you've read the raw you could post the bits and pieces which are misleading in the current version.91.57.201.197 (talk) 01:37, December 27, 2011 (UTC)

Uzumaki
Not too sure if I have to do this, but it may possibly be overlooked idk. I think we have enough "proof"? now that the symbol behind Kushina and Mito is the Uzumaki clan's emblem. It was also in Mito's bedroom back in chapter 500. (Not too sure how to put this part) I would however ask that you'd make it on a white background? I think it'd be easier to see or something.--Cerez365™ 14:26, December 26, 2011 (UTC)

Opinion
Can you please help share your opinion in this page? 119.73.69.4 (talk) 13:11, December 27, 2011 (UTC)