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This how he would’ve had Pain on the floor if he was in the village during the destruction of Konoha.
Thats why the writers sent him off. 😂
Scenario: He just got back to the village early with the squad. Someone talkin bout “Yo, Kakashi finna get killed by a guy named Pain!”
Might Guy pull up to see his eternal rival under rocks and a nail headed his way. He blows it away with his 8 gate lungs and turns up because that’s his ninja way.
WRs = Pokemon who can fly and have hands(literally).
Corners/Safety = Can fly and disrupt. (No hands)
QB= Short but he can throw & agile. (Prime Russell Wilson type vibe)
C = Synergy /w QB and knows how to protect.
RB = Running hard like Derick Henry
Slot WR = Small but can fly and hands.
TE = Hands/Flight and big body
Rest of roster = Self explanatory
8 years ago I made these notes after the first Dream Con.
Dream Con 2018 had just finished and a lot of people don’t know but I was very discouraged when we only pulled in 800~ people vs. what I had hoped to see (2-3k attendance).
I thank god everyday we didn’t give up.
I don’t think Orochimaru is weak...I think he’s a fraud when people put him in the same conversation as the TRUE greats like Itachi, Minato, Madara, Hashirama, etc.
He’s an all-time great researcher and one of the best survivors in Naruto, but his actual combat resume doesn’t match his aura. A lot of his path to getting stronger is finding people who already have the power/body/jutsu he wants, trying to take it, and when they’re too strong for him…changing targets or getting outta there.
Itachi? Couldn’t take him, so went after Sasuke.
Sasuke? Eventually surpassed and turned on him.
Sage Mode? Couldn’t achieve what Kabuto eventually did with his research.
Even the “Legendary Sannin” title came from surviving a fight they LOST to Hanzo. That doesn’t make Orochimaru trash. He’s a genius and a great ninja. I think his TITLE has people remembering a better record than what’s actually on tape.






