Stealing Ultimate Moves, Starting with Naruto

Theoretically, Raikiri and Rasengan are incompatible. Raikiri focuses on speed and long-range penetration, while Rasengan is all about rotation and range, at most a lightning-attribute Rasengan. It's impossible to combine all the advantages of Rasengan and Raikiri; they're from completely different systems.

The protagonist has absolutely no talent and no powerful background. There's absolutely no way the Ninja Academy would let you attend. How did you even get into the Ninja Academy?!

Personally, I think even the brief introduction is enough to deter many people.

I overheard something while I was working, and I wondered, "How come there are only four people in the seventh shift? Is this kind of writing still used back then?"

The assessment is complete; the Naruto author only glanced at it.

It's pretty good. A mindless, feel-good story.

Another point is that the Rasengan is a chakra form transformation and doesn't have an attribute. Like the Peacock Technique, it's just a chakra shape. Adding an attribute is like adding wind attribute to the Wind Release: Rasenshuriken; adding other attributes works the same way. Naruto used it as a gift from the other tailed beasts during the Fourth Shinobi World War.

The author's writing is too far-fetched. He forcibly changed Konoha's rules to make the protagonist join Team 7, creating Konoha's only four-person team, and then forcibly made the protagonist defect. You should know that in the Naruto world, there are many ninjutsu that can obtain information. Many of Konoha's ninjutsu can obtain information from the brains of the dead.

The Shadow Clone Technique only grants experience after the Shadow Clone Technique is dispelled; the clone techniques learned in school are illusory and lack any lasting memory or experience.

The author is... Utterly brainless, and still not satisfied.