Who Is THE STRONGEST Version Of Naruto 

NANI?😊

Stop me

PIN THIS MAN😂

Ayo?

How you bricked get to beating your allegations and no I didn't say beat your meat

i think he alr done it

@@glitchgamer9353nope

He got his ass cheeks spread by KCM Naruto and would've got his was cheeks spread by SO6P Naruto too.

Soon there will be a mugen video showing a dope kid naruto combo along with a few other characters. Although there isn't a step-by-step tutorial you should check out the naruto blazing 2 mugen combos. The game is pretty naruto storm inspired despite it's name.

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Justice for baryon naruto ⚖ 🦊 9⃣ and for quot e bad/cheeks naruto.

To op😊

​@@Jamviarengohe already said he wasn't gonna ebin it because he would just slaughter everyone

Really? You should check out the naruto blazing 2 mugen combos too

Wdum 😂😂

Press space it'll give them 3 bars plus of you want infinite supers it's Ctrl + shift, + F3

It'll happen soon

Thank you ballingcat43

Not true.

@@Proidysweet Actually it is true to some degree. Ai in mugen have a coding/ switch option that allows them to bypass certain input commands when performing some moves; this allows them to "cheat" and play in ways that is not possible by a human operator. Some mugen allows you to toggle this setting from within the in-game options while most mugen and character have this setting built into the character coding itself.

@@spongebob8445 Well, actually, AI doesn't have to make any inputs, it enters the states through changestate directly. But if a human cannot access all the moves, it means the character is poorly coded. What is 'two keyboards' human can't access is an enigma to me xd If some combo ways are coded for AI only, this is creator's fault XD But I am not sure that is right about the JUS characters.

@@Proidysweet I wish i remembered the official terminology and where i found this note along with an example. Mugen AI can read, respond, and even mimic a player's inputs. This along with their programming allows them to have their own "input" even though they can also changestate directly. The setting i recalled reading about allows them to bypass certain limitations that players would have, but I'm not exactly sure to what extent. I know in one mugen i play on the regular the ai can transform and change states while skipping the interruptable transition phase. I don't know for certain if this is an example of the Ai doing something that is completely impossible for a player, or if there some kind of command that i haven't figured out yet. I'm more inclined to believe that the prior is true rather than the latter. I remember when I was younger there was a game called 'Naruto Uzamaki Chronicles 2' that allowed the Ai of playable characters to perform abilities that weren't available for use by the player including the ability to block and possessing infinite chakra.

@@spongebob8445 Well, if that's default Mugen AI we are talking about, it can only spam all human commands randomly. But usually it's not used. At least, I myself add '!ailevel' to human commands. Not sure everyone else does, tho. In that case, AI would randomly throw a move, from human commands, but there're no strict instructions for when the move should be used, that means, it will most likely miss. But that gives no advantage, because u r vulnerable, while in a state of any punch or kick, coz u got no control over the character. AI's fast reaction is a cause of bad AI coding, poor understanding of 'random' trigger, which breaks both the difficulty and player's experience, coz the AI reacts instantly, spamming all the time. If AI does something, a player cannot do, it's only because the creator made a mistake while coding it or made that deliberately. The last is easy to explain. The requirements for AI's changestates to use the moves were not coded correctly. If move takes 2000 power to perform, and there is no 'triggerall = power >= 2000' in Ai's changestate to this moves, it will be able to use it with 0 power :D