The King of Fighters in the Naruto World
火影中的拳皇格斗家
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- Completed
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- 576k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
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- 2y ago
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Might Guy wouldn't be disappointed by Lee's lack of talent, nor would he be overjoyed by the protagonist's good talent.
Instead of writing about King of Fighters, you should write a pure King of Fighters system where the protagonist awakens the planet's will and transforms into Orochi. With a single ray of sunlight, all of Kaguya Otsutsuki's Infinite Tsukuyomi and all that other stuff disappears. King of Fighters' reliance on natural energy to control the planet is much more powerful than some chakra nonsense.
This is yet another novel that uses a ninja rank as a "breakthrough" in cultivation levels. It's driving me crazy with Chinese fantasy novels. Putting aside the protagonist's bizarre thought process, he really seems like one of those idiots who treat war like a game.
The beginning is inexplicable. The protagonist lives outside the village and comes to Konoha to take the genin exam... He hasn't even attended the ninja academy and has no chakra... He spars with a recent graduate, Rock Lee, and even Kakashi and the Anbu are curiously watching... Naruto even ignores Sakura because he's watching... There are too many things to complain about.
The Eight Gates Formation doesn't need any lightning-style chakra at all; it relies entirely on talent and perseverance. Can't you finish watching Naruto before writing fanfiction?
The author's idea is good, but their imagination is lacking, or rather, they don't know how to describe things. A simple waterfall is presented as ultimate power—the overpowered abilities are ridiculously overpowered. But that's okay, all wish-fulfillment stories are like that. However, the biggest problem with this book is its explanations. Everything needs to be explained at length.
Do you understand the power levels in King of Fighters? Those who awaken absolute power can ignore bullets; Ralf could block a small nuclear bomb early on.
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The King of Fighters system doesn't train at all, but ninjutsu is constantly being used, with no distinction between primary and secondary techniques.
The combat power was very low in the early stages of Naruto.
Based on the power levels of the first Naruto series, characters from King of Fighters would be at least Special Jonin rank. Even if we consider the Shippuden series as a boss, they'd be roughly on par with Orochimaru. With ultimate power, a typical Kage at 40% power level could easily defeat them. While this is innovative, the power levels in Naruto are ridiculously high. King of Fighters is considered high-powered, except for the later overpowered characters.