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Replied to Zyanid_Warfare

Yes, all sharks do this. In addition to the ammonia content in the meat they are also not considered food because of the mercury content that is above safe levels. Mercury poisoning is not a joke. You could eat it in a pinch but probably shouldn't. I've never heard it described as tasty like that, but you do you. At least it wasn't wasted.

At one point, I decided to taste shark meat. With my enormous jaws, it wasn't difficult to swiftly capture it. However, after the first bite of raw flesh, I became concerned. I started worrying about potential parasites in the food and how it might affect my health. Though these were just thoughts, I convinced myself that it was merely sushi from a Japanese restaurant and managed to swallow the shark whole. The taste was decent, indicating that I wasn't a herbivorous creature. Nevertheless, one shark was enough for me; it was merely an experiment, and I decided not to eat anyone else.

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

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If it was anyone other than Naruto the village's treatment would have completely ruined their "weapon" without any benefits. Either from a practical or emotional pov it doesn't make sense at all.

Fujin thought, 'Since Naruto didn't eat the ration bars, cheap instant ramen was probably all he could afford anyway. Though Hiruzen wants to avoid any suspicions, Naruto's secret is out in the open anyway. Nearly every adult in the village hates him. And, there is no way that there isn't a single spy in the village who doesn't know why that is. Does he still need to be so stingy?

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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Replied to MrIIIo

Who can tell without testing the waters first? Jiraiya obviously makes quite a bit of money from his his writing.

"In a week, I'll try to finish drawing first 3 volumes, then submit them to the publishing company, going back to training after that!"

Naruto: A Different Power

Naruto: A Different Power

Anime & Comics · Sato_Yuki_4787

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Replied to MrIIIo

Training is important but he also needs money for experimental tools as well as some way to relax. Drawing accomplishes both so it's not wasted.

"In a week, I'll try to finish drawing first 3 volumes, then submit them to the publishing company, going back to training after that!"

Naruto: A Different Power

Naruto: A Different Power

Anime & Comics · Sato_Yuki_4787

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Commented

What exposure? They should already know about it.

Fujin decided, 'It's time to retreat. But running away from him will be difficult if he doesn't intend to let us off. Even though I'm faster at escaping, the other 3 won't be able to shake him off. Sigh, I'll have to expose my summons as well.'

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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Replied to Yonkou

I know that, but for the purposes of Naruto kenjutsu still falls under taijutsu among the 3 major techniques(ninjutsu, taijutsu, and genjutsu). Taijutsu in Naruto is simply any martial technique that optimizes human abilities; ie any martial arts. It's not just hand to hand.

I guess the main reason for this is how rarely I use Taijutsu in combat. Generally, my sword gives a far better result. And when I do use it, it's just a chakra enhanced punch or kick to win the fight or gain an advantage. Modifying the Assassin's Rush jutsu will aid, but the improvement will just be on top of my basic Taijutsu which needs improvement desperately.'

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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While clever skills are important, I'd take a large advantage of strength and speed over skills any day. Also, sword skills fall under the umbrella of taijutsu as well.

I guess the main reason for this is how rarely I use Taijutsu in combat. Generally, my sword gives a far better result. And when I do use it, it's just a chakra enhanced punch or kick to win the fight or gain an advantage. Modifying the Assassin's Rush jutsu will aid, but the improvement will just be on top of my basic Taijutsu which needs improvement desperately.'

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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Replied to OZOTO

Still a mystery as to why he even wants his own organization. Fujin has actually been treated pretty well by Konoha and he even has a not small chance of becoming Hokage if he wants. Unless there's some mystery goal that isn't being said it doesn't make sense.

I need to come up with a similar ideology to ensure the loyalty of my members. But… though it seems simple, it is very difficult. After all, what fuels this ideology is the sacrifice of the previous generations. If the older generations don't sacrifice themselves for the next generation, then this ideology will collapse in no time.

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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Replied to Hexmonkey_2020

It's not for taste but because of the springy texture it adds to the soup it's used for and tradition. Even though substitutes now exist rich people and food snobs in China(and other south-eastern Asian countries) pay a premium to have authentic shark fin even though it doesn't really add anything taste-wise to the soup. It can be replaced with imitation shark fin made with agar-agar and you probably wouldn't even notice the difference.

At one point, I decided to taste shark meat. With my enormous jaws, it wasn't difficult to swiftly capture it. However, after the first bite of raw flesh, I became concerned. I started worrying about potential parasites in the food and how it might affect my health. Though these were just thoughts, I convinced myself that it was merely sushi from a Japanese restaurant and managed to swallow the shark whole. The taste was decent, indicating that I wasn't a herbivorous creature. Nevertheless, one shark was enough for me; it was merely an experiment, and I decided not to eat anyone else.

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

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This has a canon answer. Jutsu are ranked by how hard they are to learn rather than strength or any other reasons. Even though generally speaking a higher ranked jutsu would be more powerful, it's not always the case.

A thoughtful expression appeared on Fujin's face as he thought, 'I used to think that the more destructive or complicated a jutsu is, the higher ranked it'd be. However, now that doesn't seem to be the case. After all, in terms of pure destructiveness, none of the rank A jutsus I read is anywhere near as destructive as Infinite Breakthrough jutsu.

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Naruto : The Wind Calamity

Fantasy · Devil_Hex

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Replied to Darth_Nihilus_6756

The fin is almost entirely cartilage; it doesn't have that problem. It hardly has any taste at all.

At one point, I decided to taste shark meat. With my enormous jaws, it wasn't difficult to swiftly capture it. However, after the first bite of raw flesh, I became concerned. I started worrying about potential parasites in the food and how it might affect my health. Though these were just thoughts, I convinced myself that it was merely sushi from a Japanese restaurant and managed to swallow the shark whole. The taste was decent, indicating that I wasn't a herbivorous creature. Nevertheless, one shark was enough for me; it was merely an experiment, and I decided not to eat anyone else.

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Movies · MyQuietPlace

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Replied to iron_wolf

Well they aren't completely without predators, but it's certainly rare. Orcas and nile crocodiles will occasionally eat them. As for human consumption the urea in the muscle quickly breaks down into ammonia after death. I've never eaten it myself, but those I know that have didn't have anything good to say about it. It's edible in a pinch and not much else. Even among asian countries shark hunting is traditionally for the fin.

At one point, I decided to taste shark meat. With my enormous jaws, it wasn't difficult to swiftly capture it. However, after the first bite of raw flesh, I became concerned. I started worrying about potential parasites in the food and how it might affect my health. Though these were just thoughts, I convinced myself that it was merely sushi from a Japanese restaurant and managed to swallow the shark whole. The taste was decent, indicating that I wasn't a herbivorous creature. Nevertheless, one shark was enough for me; it was merely an experiment, and I decided not to eat anyone else.

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Guardian of the Pacific: The Incredible Adventures of the Giant Turtle

Movies · MyQuietPlace

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