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@@shirleyc.logowu2026 Good choice, but Kakashi didn’t use Rasengan much because his chakra nature didn’t match it perfectly. That’s also why his Rasengan remained incomplete-he focused on Chidori instead!
You're absolutely right! Kakashi developed Raikiri (or Chidori) before he got the Sharingan from Obito. The Sharingan came later and helped him overcome the limitations of Raikiri, like the tunnel vision during high-speed attacks. Great catch!
@@RogueShinobiSaga no worries - I just happen to remember that scene where they had missions to eliminate multiple ninja then he used his Chidori/Raikiri
Great question! Kakashi didn’t actually ‘copy’ the Rasengan with his Sharingan. He learned it directly from the Fourth Hokage, Minato, who created it, and mastered it through his own hard work. It’s awesome how he took it a step further by combining it with his lightning release to create Chidori. Kakashi really is a genius ninja!
Good point! With over 1000 jutsu, it’s definitely tough to showcase them all in one video. Maybe I’ll focus on a few of his most iconic techniques in a future video. Thanks for the feedback! 🙌
@@princearnoldbaigan5589 Ah, you caught me! 1000 jutsu is a lot to show-Kakashi might need to lend me his Sharingan to pull that off! 👀😂 But hey, challenge accepted, I’ll see what I can do!
@@princearnoldbaigan5589 Thanks for your patience! I can’t showcase all 1000 jutsu, but I’ll definitely try my best to cover some of the coolest ones. Stay tuned! 🙌🔥"
What jutsu do you think Kakashi should have used more often in the series?
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The hod of susness of jutsu☠️💀
@@dondondaguinod5256 Haha, true! This jutsu definitely has some ‘sus’ vibes. Kakashi always keeps things interesting!
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Rasengan
@@shirleyc.logowu2026 Good choice, but Kakashi didn’t use Rasengan much because his chakra nature didn’t match it perfectly. That’s also why his Rasengan remained incomplete-he focused on Chidori instead!
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Chidori 1,000 birds or lightning blade
@@NathanialRanolph what do you think 🤔 is Chidori he’s strongest Jutsu ??
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Sommoning jutsu can’t be copied there is a god damn contract
Exactly! Summoning Jutsu requires a contract with blood, so it’s not something Kakashi could just copy with the Sharingan. Great point! 🔥
Thank you for pointing that out! Appreciate your input! 🙌
He created chidori and raikiri
@@zanderbalacang3140 Correct Kakashi was the founder of Chidori or Raikiri.
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Pretty accurate ❤
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Chidori
Great choice! Chidori is such an iconic jutsu for Kakashi-would’ve been awesome to see him use it even more in creative ways throughout the series! ⚡🔥
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Bro made a top 5 list but only one of them he copied🫠
Lol, you got me! Guess I should rename it ‘Kakashi’s Top Techniques Featuring a Copy or Two.’ 😂 Thanks for pointing that out and for watching! 🙌
Correct me if Im wrong, he had Raikiri before the Sharingan.. based on the origins story with him and Obito
You're absolutely right! Kakashi developed Raikiri (or Chidori) before he got the Sharingan from Obito. The Sharingan came later and helped him overcome the limitations of Raikiri, like the tunnel vision during high-speed attacks. Great catch!
Thank you! You’re spot on with that! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge-makes the discussion even better!
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@@RogueShinobiSaga no worries - I just happen to remember that scene where they had missions to eliminate multiple ninja then he used his Chidori/Raikiri
@@WhoJeanTaw Thanks for sharing that! That scene really showcased how skilled he was with Chidori/Raikiri during missions. Such an iconic moment! ⚡🙌
What about rasengan
Great question! Kakashi didn’t actually ‘copy’ the Rasengan with his Sharingan. He learned it directly from the Fourth Hokage, Minato, who created it, and mastered it through his own hard work. It’s awesome how he took it a step further by combining it with his lightning release to create Chidori. Kakashi really is a genius ninja!
Thank you for the great question! I really appreciate your interest and support! 🙌😊
Lil over 1000 but cant make a video full technique
Show it, show the jutsu that Kakashi copy
Good point! With over 1000 jutsu, it’s definitely tough to showcase them all in one video. Maybe I’ll focus on a few of his most iconic techniques in a future video. Thanks for the feedback! 🙌
@@princearnoldbaigan5589 Ah, you caught me! 1000 jutsu is a lot to show-Kakashi might need to lend me his Sharingan to pull that off! 👀😂 But hey, challenge accepted, I’ll see what I can do!
@@RogueShinobiSaga that's reasonable so ok I'll wait your video. becauss I'm really curious if Kakashi really did 1000 jutsu copy
@@princearnoldbaigan5589 Thanks for your patience! I can’t showcase all 1000 jutsu, but I’ll definitely try my best to cover some of the coolest ones. Stay tuned! 🙌🔥"
He only copied the water dragon
@@dorleyaugustin5616 Did you forget he also copied Rasengan 😅😅😅
@@dorleyaugustin5616 and many more but it was never shown to us because he’s chakra was heavily consumed by the Sharingan.
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