2021年2月26日 · What is the origin of the naruto run? I’ve seen it in media predating naruto and the 20 year cutoff (e.g the original dragonball), but that’s the name most commonly used. Is it just a technique to save money in animations?

It's still called the Naruto run. It was originally done by ninja in certain old images, so it used to be called the "ninja run" (hence, why Naruto used it so much) but Naruto made it famous so it became dubbed the "Naruto run" or "the run Naruto made famous"

2021年7月16日 · I was actually watching a video a while ago (I’ll see if I can find it) where “the worlds last ninja” reacted to a lot of scenes from Naruto and essentially he said that it is authentic that they run without moving their arms because it keeps them from expending more energy than necessary and they lean their upper bodies forward to kinda balance themselves out.

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2022年8月30日 · I’m someone who has only read the Naruto manga (not too long ago, finished it about three months ago). I’ve of course known about the ‘Naruto run’ for years via pop-culture, but was just reminded of it today after seeing a post on it. It got me thinking, I can’t remember a single time in the manga that it actually happened.

2020年4月14日 · In the war arc Naruto can clearly rival Raikage in speed, disappearing and reappearing. The only difference is that they both run and not teleport like Minato or Tobirama. That means that they are going from A to Z by going through every point between them. That means we can estimate their lowest speed possible to do such feats.

I think you need at least 50 or 40 stealth active. You could have a medium weight/high thx to your armor weapons etc and you have ur active stealth below 40 50. Also I dont think that you need athletics to be able to do the naruto run

A common thing people say is “well, achsully, his feet are in that loop-de-loop position so it’s not technically the Naruto run!” Sonic Blast: 1996 Sonic Jam: 1997 Sonic Adventure: 1998 All before the first appearance of the “Naruto” run AND his arms and legs are exactly the same as the “Naruto” run. So it’s the Sonic run.

2019年9月20日 · What's going on with the Naruto run and Area 51? Answered i've partially kept up with the area 51 thing. but today there's dozens of posts about kids doing the "naruto" run with there hands behind them.

2013年9月10日 · I'm doing some preliminary research before I start writing a trilogy and it's inspired somewhat by Naruto and I definitely want the fast/blur element of running incorporated into my books. I'd say around like 60 MP/H, definitely fast then the fastest human in our world.