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| − | + | {{Translation|'''Nindō'''|忍道|lit meaning=Ninja Way}} is a personal rule that each [[shinobi]] lives by. It is their way of ninja life, their motto, belief, or "dream". A ninja's nindō can be anything, no matter how immoral their personal point of view is. Most often [[Naruto Uzumaki]] proclaims his ninja way, to be: "I'm not gonna run away and I never go back on my word, that is my nindō! My ninja way!"<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 103, page 3</ref> There is nothing stopping other ninja from following another ninja's personal rule, such as [[Hinata Hyūga]] adopting Naruto's nindō, or [[Rock Lee]] following [[Might Guy]]'s "My Rules" philosophy. There is also nothing wrong with a ninja following more than one nindō, such as the above Konoha ninja also following the [[Will of Fire]] belief from their village in addition to their own personal rules. |
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| + | According to [[Tobi]], the nindō of the [[Uchiha clan]] is to [[Curse of Hatred|exact revenge against their hated enemies]]. Conversely, the [[Senju]] created what is known as the [[Will of Fire]] in [[Konohagakure]], which can be said to be the universal ninja way of all the shinobi of this village. In [[Iwagakure]] exists a similar philosophy known as the [[Stone Monument#Will of Stone|Will of Stone]], which simply states that shinobi of the village must be strong willed.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 575, pages 8-11</ref> [[Kisame Hoshigaki]]'s philosophy as taught to him by [[Fuguki Suikazan]] is that confidential information is more important than human lives, and he would go as far as betray comrades,<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 507, pages 11-12</ref> and even commit suicide to ensure that it remains secret.<ref>''Naruto'' chapter 507, pages 16-17</ref> |
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| − | This is verry important in the Naruto storyline. [[Enter: Naruto Uzumaki!]] |
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| − | The scene is now at a ramen stand called Ichiraku Ramen where Naruto eating his ramen voraciously while Iruka asks him why he put graffiti all over the monument. He says that the Hokage are very important and Naruto reassures Iruka that he knows how great they are. He polishes of his ramen bowl and explains that Hokage are the number one ninjas in the village. He then recalls an image of the monument of the Fourth Hokage and how he saved the village from the Nine Tailed Fox. Iruka asks why he did it if he knows and Naruto replies that he will be better than all of them. He will be the greatest [[Hokage]] and earn the respect of all those around him. |
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Revision as of 15:29, 4 December 2014
Nindō (忍道, literally meaning: Ninja Way) is a personal rule that each shinobi lives by. It is their way of ninja life, their motto, belief, or "dream". A ninja's nindō can be anything, no matter how immoral their personal point of view is. Most often Naruto Uzumaki proclaims his ninja way, to be: "I'm not gonna run away and I never go back on my word, that is my nindō! My ninja way!"[1] There is nothing stopping other ninja from following another ninja's personal rule, such as Hinata Hyūga adopting Naruto's nindō, or Rock Lee following Might Guy's "My Rules" philosophy. There is also nothing wrong with a ninja following more than one nindō, such as the above Konoha ninja also following the Will of Fire belief from their village in addition to their own personal rules.
According to Tobi, the nindō of the Uchiha clan is to exact revenge against their hated enemies. Conversely, the Senju created what is known as the Will of Fire in Konohagakure, which can be said to be the universal ninja way of all the shinobi of this village. In Iwagakure exists a similar philosophy known as the Will of Stone, which simply states that shinobi of the village must be strong willed.[2] Kisame Hoshigaki's philosophy as taught to him by Fuguki Suikazan is that confidential information is more important than human lives, and he would go as far as betray comrades,[3] and even commit suicide to ensure that it remains secret.[4]