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| + | {{translation|'''[[Assault Rock]]'''|突撃ロック|Totsugeki Rokku}}, performed by ''THE CRO-MAGNONS'', is the eleventh opening for ''[[Naruto: Shippūden]]''. It began with episode [[Meeting (257)|257]] and ended in episode [[The Allied Mom Force!!|281]]. It was succeeded by [[Moshimo]]. |
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| − | Guild Wars 2 is the sequel to the Guild Wars series by ArenaNet. The game features a new game engine as well as changes to character development and the PvP system. |
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| − | All gay people like this game including steven released information regarding it has been compiled below. If you have a specific question in mind, please check the FAQ first. |
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| + | == Lyrics == |
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| + | === Rōmaji === |
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| + | <poem> |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| + | Zutto nemu teta zutto dama teta |
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| + | Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou |
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| + | Tōku ni nani kaga mieru |
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| + | Benkyō yori mo ima taisetsu na mono |
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| + | Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou |
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| + | Mitsukari sōna nda |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | Contents |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | [hide] 1 General |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | 2 About the game 2.1 Controls |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| − | 2.2 Game engine |
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| − | 2.3 Underwater exploration |
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| − | 2.4 Player versus environment |
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| − | 2.5 Player versus Player |
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| − | 2.6 Guild Wars 1 characters |
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| − | 2.7 Other features |
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| − | 3 Notes 3.1 Demos and beta |
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| − | 3.2 Release 3.2.1 Editions available via pre-purchase |
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| + | Mirai ha hora oi nuite |
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| − | 4 See also |
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| + | Honto ha sora toberu fune |
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| − | 5 External links |
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| + | </poem> |
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| − | 6 References |
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| + | === Kanji === |
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| + | <poem> |
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| + | 永遠です 永遠です 永遠です 突撃ロック |
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| − | There will be no monthly fee at all associated with Guild Wars 2, keeping up the tradition of the Guild Wars business model. Mike O'Brien has stated that expansions and/or mini-expansions are more likely than standalone campaigns, but a final decision has not been made yet. The game will be on multiple servers or "worlds," but players will not be bound to a world/server. They can visit other servers at any time using guest mode (Guest mode will not be available at launch but will be added later), but will not be able to participate in PvP on behalf of the server they are visiting. They can permanently change servers easily by paying a fee of 1800 gems, which are purchased through the cash store, but there is a restriction of changing servers once every seven days. Guild Wars 2 will be designed to run on a wide range of computer specifications, but will have higher requirements than the original Guild Wars. |
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| + | ずっと 眠ってた ずっと だまってた |
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| + | おーい 呼んでいる おーい 行ってみよう |
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| − | The original Guild Wars will continue to be supported after the release of Guild Wars 2. This will include continued holiday events and tournaments.[1] |
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| + | 遠くに何かが見える |
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| + | 勉強よりも いま 大切なもの |
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| − | [edit] About the game |
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| + | おーい 呼んでいる おーい 行ってみよう |
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| + | 見つかりそうなんだ |
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| − | [edit] Controls |
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| + | 永遠です 永遠です 永遠です 突撃ロック |
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| + | 未来はホラ 追いぬいて |
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| − | The control & movement system is going to be significantly changed. In particular, mouse movement in the form "click to move" will be removed from the game; however, target locking will still function. Control of combat will be more active; including blocking skills that are "held down", ground-targeting for spells and attacks, and hit detection that allows one player to block area-based damage from reaching other players. Guild Wars 2 will be a true 3D environment which will allow characters to jump over obstacles as well as swim and dive underwater. New animation coding will allow separate tracks for upper and lower body components, allowing players to activate more skills while running or jumping for smoother combat immersion. |
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| + | ホントはソラ 飛べる船 |
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| + | </poem> |
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| − | Flight will not be a featured character capability in Guild Wars 2. |
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| + | === English === |
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| − | [edit] Game engine |
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| + | <poem> |
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| + | Eternity, eternity, eternity, rock assault! |
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| − | Guild Wars 2 uses a heavily modified Guild Wars game engine which includes support for true 3D environments, more detailed environments and models, better lighting and shadows, new animation and effects systems, plus new audio and cinematics engines and a more flexible combat and skill-casting system. |
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| + | Had been sleeping for so long, had been quiet for so long |
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| + | Hey! I'm calling you Hey! Let's go check it out |
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| − | Gaile Gray has indicated the game will support DirectX 10, but not require it to play. Guild Wars 2 will utilise the Havok physics engine to provide ragdoll animation and destructible environments, as well as occlusion culling technology licensed from Umbra Software to optimise 3D object rendering. [2] |
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| + | From afar, something can be seen |
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| + | The more important thing right now, more than studying |
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| − | [edit] Underwater exploration |
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| + | Hey! I'm calling you Hey! Let's go check it out |
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| + | Seems like we can find it |
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| − | It will be possible to explore and fight underwater in Guild Wars 2. Developers say that creating the underwater "continents" is one of the things that delayed the game. The teaser trailers show footage of an underwater area and creatures swimming underwater. Developers have stated that the ability to breathe underwater will be granted via a piece of equipment; a default piece will be automatically given to players so that they can immediately explore underwater. |
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| + | Eternity, eternity, eternity, rock assault |
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| + | Look! the future is being out-sailed |
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| − | [edit] Player versus environment |
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| + | In fact, a ship that can fly in the sky |
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| + | </poem> |
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| − | Guild Wars 2 will tell a story that will depart from a single monolithic storyline. It will instead use smaller mutually exclusive story arcs allowing the player more of a sandbox environment to play in. These story arcs will be based on either a questionnaire filled out on character creation or choices made during gameplay. |
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| − | Instanced and Persistent areas |
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| − | Most of the PvE aspect of the game will be featured in 25 persistent areas, similar to traditional MMOs, which are larger than explorable areas of Guild Wars. Alongside this, there will be a handful of smaller instanced areas, such as the home of player characters. Along with this, PvE will feature a personal story as an equivilent of Guild Wars' missions, as well as feature 8 dungeons (which are only dungeons in name, as not all are underground such as Lord Beetlestone's estate). |
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| − | A day/night cycle, faster than real-time, and weather effects will be present in the game. Some events and monster appearances will depend on that in-game time. |
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| − | Story setting |
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| − | Main article: gw2:The Movement of the World |
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| − | Guild Wars 2's story is set exactly 250 years after Guild Wars Nightfall. Tyria has been drastically changed due to the rise of the Elder Dragons that woke up throughout the past 200 years by creating tidal waves, shattering mountains, or twisting the earth as they rose. Various races, including the Asura and Norn, were all forced out of their homelands by these Elder Dragons. |
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| − | Other than the Elder Dragons' awakening, other major events happened as well. The Charr have conquered Ascalon (save Ebonhawke), but before his death King Adelbern unleashed the Foefire from Ascalon City, turning all humans within its reach into undying ghosts who sees all living beings as threats that must be eliminated. This left Kryta as the final human kingdom in Tyria, which is now under siege by centaurs and torn by political unrest. Lion's Arch was flooded by Zhaitan's rise and eventually rebuilt as a city for all races, and now has the sole accessible portal to the Mists. |
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| − | Though the Norn and Asura were pushed from their homelands, they have found new homes in the Shiverpeak Mountains and Tarnished Coast (respectively), and thrive in their new lands. The Charr have overthrown the Flame Legion and denounced all worship of gods as they built a new city over the ruins of Rin. A new plant race has recently appeared in the form of the Sylvari, birthed from the Pale Tree which was tended to by Ventari and Ronan until their deaths. |
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| − | Cantha, united by Emperor Usoku, was turned into an isolationist nation that exiled all non-human races. The Tengu, in response, fled north to Kryta and isolated themselves within the Dominion of Winds. Ever since Usoku, no contact as been made with Cantha and the only knowledge that it still exists comes from sporadic sailors that wash up on the Tarnished Coast. Elona was invaded by Palawa Joko 60 years after Nightfall; the Order of the Sunspears were destroyed and the Elon was diverted causing a famine that forced Kourna and Vabbi into submission. The northern borders of Elona are under constant siege by Zhaitan's forces, but the Order of Whispers still manages to go to and from Elona. |
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| − | Event system |
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| − | Guild Wars 2 will use an event system to replace quests seen in either Guild Wars or traditional MMOs. Most of these events will happen with or without the presence of players, while others are triggered by speaking with key NPCs. Whether events are succeeded or failed, they will spawn new events from the same chain until either end of the chain are met. Active events as well as completed events will influence the persistent area the event is in. Rewards for events are given based on participation rather than being solely dependent on success. |
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| − | Some events may overlap. For example, one event can be to escort a caravan to a nearby garrison, but when players arrive at the garrison it may be under attack. The two events may have nothing to do with each other, but in order to receive the rewards for escorting the caravan, players must save the garrison, resulting in you doing two events at once. |
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| − | [edit] Player versus Player |
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| − | There will be two types of PvP available in Guild Wars 2: World PvP and Structured PvP; both formats take place within the Mists. |
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| − | World PvP |
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| − | World PvP will allow you to play characters of any level, using the skills that you have in your possession at that particular time. This level discrepancy will be relaxed by a side-kicking system intended to provide a bridging point between PvE and structured PvP. It will be on a larger scale than the original Guild Wars PvP with large battles which take place over a long period with people coming and going. |
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| − | The battle has been likened to an RTS and will have a number of different objectives which can be met such as taking guard towers or defending choke points or joining a larger battle to take a castle. |
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| − | Victory in World PvP will confer benefits to your world. This may include improved drop rates, better energy regeneration or other bonuses. |
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| − | Structured PvP |
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| − | Structured PvP is similar to today's GvG. It will allow you to enter the game at maximum level with all skills, races, items and classes automatically unlocked. |
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| − | [edit] Guild Wars 1 characters |
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| − | Characters from Guild Wars will not be migrated to play in Guild Wars 2. Instead, filling the Hall of Monuments allows players from both games to gain some cosmetic-only bonuses in Guild Wars 2. However, players will not be able to migrate the exact items or titles they obtained in Guild Wars, with the exception of God Walking Amongst Mere Mortals. |
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| − | Final details on rewards are now available through the Hall of Monuments Reward Calculator as mentioned on the ArenaNet Blog. |
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| − | Races and Professions |
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| − | Guild Wars 2 will introduce several new playable races. The five playable races are: |
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| − | Asura |
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| − | Charr |
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| − | Human |
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| − | Norn |
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| − | Sylvari |
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| + | === Rōmaji (Full Version) === |
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| − | Other than aesthetics and lore, the only difference between races will be racial skills. Each race will have unique choices to make at character creation which will provide a background story for that character. These changes only affect the story the character experiences. |
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| + | <poem> |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | Along with the five races, there are eight professions: |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | Elementalist |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| − | Warrior |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| − | Ranger |
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| − | Necromancer |
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| − | Guardian |
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| − | Thief |
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| − | Engineer |
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| − | Mesmer |
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| + | Zutto nemu teta zutto dama teta |
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| − | Different professions will have access to different weapons, skills (excluding race-specific skills), and traits. Armor is being scaled between profession types; scholar (Elementalist, Mesmer, and Necromancer) professions will use light armor, adventurer (Engineer, Ranger, and Thief) professions will use medium armor, and soldier (Guardian and Warrior) professions will use heavy armor. |
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| + | Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou |
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| + | Tōku ni nani kaga mieru |
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| − | Unlike traditional MMORPGs, there is no dedicated healer profession; instead, any profession can perform any role, depending on their weapon skills. Similarly, professions are not bound by race. |
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| + | Benkyō yori mo ima taisetsu na mono |
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| − | Level |
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| − | The level cap in Guild Wars 2 is 80. There will be a plateau of power, where each level no longer adds as much to the power of the character.[3] Higher level characters will have their power scaled down in areas designed for lower level players, avoiding the problem of overwhelming the environment when joining friends on their beginning characters. |
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| + | Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou |
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| + | Mitsukari sōna nda |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| + | Mirai ha hora oi nuite |
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| + | Honto ha sora toberu fune |
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| + | Sotto ikutoka hatto yaru tosa |
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| + | Oi yonde iru, oi itte miyou |
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| + | Imayare sona nda |
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| + | Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| + | Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu |
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| + | Eiendesu |
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| + | Totsugeki rokku |
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| + | </poem> |
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| + | == Characters == |
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| + | The characters in order of appearance: |
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| + | * [[Naruto Uzumaki]] |
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| + | * [[Sakura Haruno]] |
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| + | * [[Sai]] |
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| + | * [[Shikamaru Nara]] |
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| + | * [[Chōji Akimichi]] |
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| + | * [[Ino Yamanaka]] |
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| + | * [[Hinata Hyūga]] |
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| + | * [[Shino Aburame]] |
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| + | * [[Kiba Inuzuka]] |
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| + | * [[Kakashi Hatake]] |
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| + | * [[Rock Lee]] |
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| + | * [[Neji Hyūga]] |
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| + | * [[Tenten]] |
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| + | * [[Might Guy]] |
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| + | * [[Aoba Yamashiro]] |
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| + | * [[Kotetsu Hagane]] |
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| + | * [[Izumo Kamizuki]] |
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| + | * [[Tsunade]] |
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| + | * [[Shizune]] |
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| + | * [[Iruka Umino]] |
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| + | * [[Shikaku Nara]] |
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| + | * [[Inoichi Yamanaka]] |
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| + | * [[Genma Shiranui]] |
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| + | * [[Raidō Namiashi]] |
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| + | * [[Sasuke Uchiha]] |
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| + | * [[Darui]] |
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| + | * [[Samui]] |
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| + | * [[Chōza Akimichi]] |
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| + | * [[Hiashi Hyūga]] |
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| + | * [[Kitsuchi]] |
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| + | * [[Kurotsuchi]] |
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| + | * [[Karui]] |
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| + | * [[Kabuto Yakushi]] |
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| + | * [[Tobi]] |
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| + | * [[White Zetsu]] |
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| + | * [[Nagato]] |
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| + | * [[Kakuzu]] |
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| + | * [[Deidara]] |
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| + | * [[Sasori]] |
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| + | * [[Itachi Uchiha]] |
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| + | * [[Han]] |
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| + | * [[Utakata]] |
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| + | * [[Yugito Nii]] |
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| + | * [[Fū]] |
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| + | * [[Yagura]] |
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| + | * [[Rōshi]] |
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| + | * [[Santa Yamanaka]] |
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| + | * [[Maki]] |
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| + | * [[Ensui Nara]] |
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| + | * [[Mifune]] |
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| + | * [[Hana Inuzuka]] |
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| + | * [[Gaara]] |
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| + | * [[Temari]] |
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| + | * [[Akamaru]] |
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| + | * [[Zetsu]] |
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| + | * [[Three Haimaru Brothers]] |
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| + | * [[Kankurō]] |
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| + | * [[Minato Namikaze]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Kushina Uzumaki]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Kurama]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Kizashi Haruno]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Mebuki Haruno]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Gamabunta]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Gamaken]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Gamahiro]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Hidan]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Pain]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | * [[Menma Uzumaki]] (Movie Version) |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| − | Old GW2 logo prior to release of the official trailer. To help tie the events of Guild Wars with Guild Wars 2, ArenaNet announced on plans to release three books: Ghosts of Ascalon, Edge of Destiny, and Sea of Sorrows. Guild Wars Beyond's story also focuses on connecting the story of the two games. |
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| + | * This opening, [[Tōmei datta Sekai]], and [[Diver]] are the only ''Naruto'' openings to have the opening logo placed near the end of the opening. |
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| + | * In its full version, it's currently one of the shortest openings, only 2:26 minutes long. |
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| − | Jeremy Soule will compose the music for Guild Wars 2. |
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| + | * This opening appears on the movie version of ''[[Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie]]''. |
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| + | [[Category:Songs]] |
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| − | [edit] Demos and beta |
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| + | [[Category:Naruto Shippūden Openings]] |
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| − | The first demo was featured at Gamescom 2010 in Cologne, Germany and subsequent demos were featured in later conventions ArenaNet were present at. Various demos have featured Human, Norn, and Charr starter areas, Blazeridge Steppes, and Sparkfly Fen. and high level Asura content. |
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| − | Closed beta testing began in December 2011,[4] with a press beta in February 2012.[5] Guild Wars 2 Beta Events were announced on February 22, 2012. These special closed beta events are open to invited players only. Sign ups are currently closed. |
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| − | The first invitations to participate have been sent out. |
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| + | [[es:Totsugeki rokku]] |
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| − | The first Beta Weekend Event was held on April 27, 2012 at noon PDT (GMT-7) and ended on Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 11:59 p.m. PDT (GMT-7).[6] |
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| − | The second Beta Weekend Event was held from June 8, 2012 at noon PDT (GMT-7) until Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 11:59 p.m. PDT (GMT-7). |
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| − | The last Beta Weekend Event was held from July 20, 2012 at noon PDT (GMT-7) until Sunday, July 22, 2012 at 11.59 p.m. PDT (GMT-7). |
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| − | [edit] Release |
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| − | ANet released the game on August 28th, 2012. [7] |
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| − | ANet started offering three pre-purchase editions of the game beginning on April 10th, 2012: Digital Edition, Digital Deluxe Edition, and Collector's Edition. Anyone who pre-purchased the game was given a 3 Day Headstart, starting August 25th, 2012 at 12:00 a.m. PDT (GMT-7). |
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Revision as of 20:24, 25 October 2015
Assault Rock (突撃ロック, Totsugeki Rokku), performed by THE CRO-MAGNONS, is the eleventh opening for Naruto: Shippūden. It began with episode 257 and ended in episode 281. It was succeeded by Moshimo.
Lyrics
Rōmaji
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Zutto nemu teta zutto dama teta
Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou
Tōku ni nani kaga mieru
Benkyō yori mo ima taisetsu na mono
Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou
Mitsukari sōna nda
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Mirai ha hora oi nuite
Honto ha sora toberu fune
Kanji
永遠です 永遠です 永遠です 突撃ロック
ずっと 眠ってた ずっと だまってた
おーい 呼んでいる おーい 行ってみよう
遠くに何かが見える
勉強よりも いま 大切なもの
おーい 呼んでいる おーい 行ってみよう
見つかりそうなんだ
永遠です 永遠です 永遠です 突撃ロック
未来はホラ 追いぬいて
ホントはソラ 飛べる船
English
Eternity, eternity, eternity, rock assault!
Had been sleeping for so long, had been quiet for so long
Hey! I'm calling you Hey! Let's go check it out
From afar, something can be seen
The more important thing right now, more than studying
Hey! I'm calling you Hey! Let's go check it out
Seems like we can find it
Eternity, eternity, eternity, rock assault
Look! the future is being out-sailed
In fact, a ship that can fly in the sky
Rōmaji (Full Version)
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Zutto nemu teta zutto dama teta
Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou
Tōku ni nani kaga mieru
Benkyō yori mo ima taisetsu na mono
Oi yonde iru oi itte miyou
Mitsukari sōna nda
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Mirai ha hora oi nuite
Honto ha sora toberu fune
Sotto ikutoka hatto yaru tosa
Oi yonde iru, oi itte miyou
Imayare sona nda
Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu
Eiendesu, eiendesu, eiendesu
Eiendesu
Totsugeki rokku
Characters
The characters in order of appearance:
- Naruto Uzumaki
- Sakura Haruno
- Sai
- Shikamaru Nara
- Chōji Akimichi
- Ino Yamanaka
- Hinata Hyūga
- Shino Aburame
- Kiba Inuzuka
- Kakashi Hatake
- Rock Lee
- Neji Hyūga
- Tenten
- Might Guy
- Aoba Yamashiro
- Kotetsu Hagane
- Izumo Kamizuki
- Tsunade
- Shizune
- Iruka Umino
- Shikaku Nara
- Inoichi Yamanaka
- Genma Shiranui
- Raidō Namiashi
- Sasuke Uchiha
- Darui
- Samui
- Chōza Akimichi
- Hiashi Hyūga
- Kitsuchi
- Kurotsuchi
- Karui
- Kabuto Yakushi
- Tobi
- White Zetsu
- Nagato
- Kakuzu
- Deidara
- Sasori
- Itachi Uchiha
- Han
- Utakata
- Yugito Nii
- Fū
- Yagura
- Rōshi
- Santa Yamanaka
- Maki
- Ensui Nara
- Mifune
- Hana Inuzuka
- Gaara
- Temari
- Akamaru
- Zetsu
- Three Haimaru Brothers
- Kankurō
- Minato Namikaze (Movie Version)
- Kushina Uzumaki (Movie Version)
- Kurama (Movie Version)
- Kizashi Haruno (Movie Version)
- Mebuki Haruno (Movie Version)
- Gamabunta (Movie Version)
- Gamaken (Movie Version)
- Gamahiro (Movie Version)
- Hidan (Movie Version)
- Pain (Movie Version)
- Menma Uzumaki (Movie Version)
Trivia
- This opening, Tōmei datta Sekai, and Diver are the only Naruto openings to have the opening logo placed near the end of the opening.
- In its full version, it's currently one of the shortest openings, only 2:26 minutes long.
- This opening appears on the movie version of Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie.