Naruto: The Millennium Puzzle

The protagonist is not a ninja, so why does the organization he established have to be called × Ninja Village?

Do you think the protagonist has no brains? A few trump cards were casually exposed, and you said you wanted to prove your worth to Konoha? Let's not talk about the arbitrary door. Can we talk about the art of the mind casually? , Wouldn't this allow the tailed beast to be controlled at will (Konoha is so ruthless against the Uchiha family) The things exposed by the protagonist are all strategic things of great significance! Under normal circumstances, the big powers will only come to rob secretly. If they can't rob, they will threaten openly. If the threats don't work, they can just pass it on to Danzo in the end, and then in the face of the third generation Changgong.

This kind of routine setting makes people complain so much.

Among the thousand-year-old artifacts, I only remember that its function is dual personality and the ability to control the three phantom gods. I feel that the team character's own combat power has not increased much, but Ye Ting is looking forward to writing him as a golden finger. Then I still remember that the [Millennium Eye] among the thousand-year-old props can see through people's hearts. I feel that it is in line with the [Eye Technique] characteristics of the Naruto world, but I still feel that it is not very useful when the strength is not strong. Then the Young Tin Staff, I remember Malik's [Young Tin Staff] can control others to do things for him, similar to the six paths of Pain controlled by Nagato There is also the [Millennium Wisdom Wheel] that can be used as a compass, and another effect is that it can possess one's soul in a certain place. For example, in the plot, Tapirang possessed part of his soul in a puzzle piece of Millennium Building Blocks, thus entering the inner maze of the game. But I don't remember whether this skill comes with Tapirang or with [Wisdom Wheel]. The last thing I remember is that the Millennium Key can enter other people's hearts, and Naruto's strength can see the Kyuubi and other tailed beasts. I don't remember the rest very clearly. Then Yu-Gi-Oh GX's tenth generation skill feels quite in line with the customs of the Naruto world. After all, it is also a pupil technique, but it doesn't have a name. After the tenth generation changed into heterochromatic eyes in the later period, they could start to rely on this pupil technique to resist illusions without being affected by others. They could also start to materialize duel monsters, which was similar to the effect of Millennium Building Blocks. In this way, based on the settings of [Cards Have Souls] in Yu-Gi-Oh, we can casually claim that they have the power to materialize their souls and affect reality, and then this can involve plots such as Namikaze Minato and the others. Then there's the 5ds. It feels like the 5dd skills are still dueling skills, and don't have that much impact on reality, except for making the car faster and allowing the car to fly in the sky... Zexal in the fourth part also has the ability to materialize monsters, but it can only be used after merging in the early stage. In the later stage, I don't know whether it is because it becomes its own skill or because it belongs to the ruins. The advantage is that he can materialize more weapons, so you can use them to equip yourself. Then the second-stage fusion of the protagonist in the fourth part has the power of [reconstructing all things], which can be made a fuss in the world of Naruto. Even if it is based on what he said at the time [just change it back to its original appearance] and not used as a bug skill, it is a relatively powerful skill. However, there should be restrictions on using it as a bug skill. After all, the protagonist in the fourth part has only used this skill once. There are also three combined skills: [Eliminate all external forces other than one's own that affect the "Duel"], and this skill is called [Zexal Field] in the anime. It is considered a field in the villa, and it can also be used as a skill in the Naruto world. The fourth part also has a very high-sounding prop [source code], which can rewrite the past and future, making reality unreal. It certainly wouldn't be so unsolvable in the cargo world, but it should still have a certain degree of power. As for the fifth part, there is no supernatural power in the finals that can affect reality. Most of them rely on technology to materialize monsters. As for the boss, I don't know it. I didn't watch it carefully later... The sixth part has just come out, and the main character's ability is Inka, which I feel doesn't play any role in Mortal Kombat…

There is actually such a novel, with Yu-Gi-Oh in the name, otherwise people who want to read Naruto + Yu-Gi-Oh would not be able to search it. It can only rely on fate.

So even if Seba, the dragon father, moved Lagon Hanno, his sublime power, cause and effect, and cut off thunder and lightning, he wouldn't be able to see it.

What a stinky and lengthy setting

It's always been a motley crew. It seems that the first set is D hero.

Don't you need sacrifices to summon monsters with four stars or above?

My initial deck is the Jade Beast series