Please tell me you are 12 or something like that and, therefore, that comment is understandable and =/= something to call "To Catch A Predator" about.
Add about 18 years to that.
Dude, 2-D > 3-D. Trufax.![]()
4-D is obviously the best.
Please tell me you are 12 or something like that and, therefore, that comment is understandable and =/= something to call "To Catch A Predator" about.
Dude, 2-D > 3-D. Trufax.![]()
4-D is obviously the best.
4-D is obviously the best.
Please, 7-D could kick 4-D's ***.
Before ******, I never knew Japan had it's own version of Mount Rushmore, the "Hokage", that blew my mind. I wanna go to Japan so one day I can see it
Anyone have a picture of the "Hokage"? I've tried looking for pics of it IRL, but all I keep getting are pics of ****** characters.
Your stupidity amuses me.
what's that supposed to mean? I just wanted to see picture's of this "Hokage" rock statue from Japan, that's all
There is none, and everything else you know is a lie.
You sure? ****** takes place in Japan, so obviously they'd have to use famous statues/land marks for it.
Where's your proof that the "hokage" rock faces aren't real?
One of the people on this so-called 'Hokage' died because he sealed away an evil nine-tailed fox spirit.
It could be based off a famous story. there have been statues/sculptures/carvings done after various myths and legends before. Maybe the Hokage is based off these legends
... it really doesn't exist? But why would a cartoon that takes place in Japan use a monument that doesn't exist? that doesn't make sense...
Because it doesn't take place in Japan. Might I ask how many episodes you've watched? There's a map of the ****** world within the first 10 episodes.
Well than WATCH THE OTHER EPISODES.
I just started watching from the episode where "Sasuke" (I think he's filler character) left, and ******, Sakura, and Jiraiya went into Orochimaru's lair. (looking it up, it was episode 136)
I've watched it from this point but I've never seen the eps before it, but so far it seems to be a good series.