All posts by Peter12365

<p>Itachi wins. No doubt. </p><p>I can't remember a single time Itachi struggled with a fight other than in his reanimation phase, and testing Sasuke's power. The closest thing to him struggling was when Jiraiya got him trapped in the toad and Itachi was like "lol, nah you ain't s**t" and dipped outta there. </p><p>Don't forget that the show revolves around the power (and only that) of the Uchiha. If there was no Uchiha, there would be no Naruto. Literally anyone who is part of the Uchiha is hard to battle with. Do I need to go over of how powerful Madara himself was? Obito?(but to be fair, its hard to tell if he alone was pretty good because he did have Zetsu on his side) The next Uchiha on the list is Itachi. </p><p>Gaara on the other hand has struggled many times. From Genin to Jonin, there have been a many characters that got close to Gaara before 1.) they were stopped by someone else or 2.) they decided not to FINISH HIM. He also had the one-tail and the sand, but that's part of his power so I'm not gonna use it against him. </p><p>Btw, Itachi joined the ANBU when he was 11. Became ANBU Captain at 13. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Hasasin wrote: Personally I think the episode was plain meh, Onoki wants to protect the youth but kills them(a lot) in the process, Boruto wants to ruin his plans but is traped in a barrier and Onoki decides to give him clues on how to break out. </p> </i></div>
<p>Onoki definitely wants to protect the youth, but I wouldn't even say that he kills them. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only case involved with this was when the "Rogue" ninjas killed the kids, and Onoki believes that the kids in the current generation are too weak. Plus, in this episode, Boruto realizes where Onoki is coming from. After listening to Onoki's side of the story, I don't think Boruto's main goal is to ruin Onoki's plans, but more-so resolve Onoki's problems, prove him wrong, or have him see a new way (that's my best guess). This "barrier" scene is similar throughout the series, where the character tries to find deeper meaning and better themselves through hard training. I enjoy these scenes because here you have a former Kage (legendary) teaching valuable lessons to a genin (yet to make a name for himself) who has yet to understand what it truly means to be a shinobi. </p><p>Other than that, I liked the episode. So far my best guess is that Mitsuki is going to get tricked, realize he's been used (in a very evil way), be in a tough situation where Sekiei defends him, Sekiei dies in Mitsuki's arms, Mitsuki realizes what it means to defend/go after a close friend, this will make him realize Baruto's determination to help Mitsuki, bada bing, baba boom, their back in the village. I wonder what other people think. </p>