Super-A Rank Missions

[heero]

Originally posted by: darkmetal505
one thing you should know, english isnt always as straightforward as you believe. If you really want to know why Kakashi didnt tell the 3rd (which is pointless to ask because nobody cares), go ask Kishimoto. There is no need to go and evaluate aspects of naruto this deeply.

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"This is blindingly obvious to anyone over ten who's thought about this for more than a tenth of a second. "

I totally agree. He's thinking way too deeply about an anime. If any of those things are important for the story, Im sure Kishimoto would tell us. But I'm pretty sure he's just making a big fuss about every little detail in an anime.

[XanBcoo]

poopdevil: You're also assuming that Kabuto's cards carry "official" records. There is a chance, greatly supported by the fact that he's a spy for Oro, that he gathered the info on those cards by himself or through an information network.

For your theory to make any sense you'd have to assume: 1.) That the villiages share information with eachother about missions and their participants (note, kabuto said he had info on every ninja from every villiage). 2.) That Kabuto collected all this official information legitmately, 3.) That Kakashi told the 3rd everything about the Wave Country mission, and 4.) That they decided to keep it covered up for whatever reason.

All of that seems like a bit of a stretch. I think you're looking too much into this.

Also, English is my first language. Your question is just really odd. Plus you just kinda sprung the whole Oro-coup theory up outta nowhere.

[Keno]

He obviously wants to try and make a discussion about a theory he has... If you (readers, not the ones who replied b4 me) dont have anything to contribute to the thread, then dont reply! There are a lot of thread killers in this forum. If nobody gives a damn about his theory, then maybe he will remain with 0 replies... That should make all haters happy.

I actually dont know what the hell he is talking about since I dont remember what happened long ago, but if someone finds it interesting, let them discuss it. Why not? Is it dumb?? Probably... Is it against the rules?? No.

[ChaosK]

oy la bamba.... that first saga was pretty much and introduction into the naruto world, the real story starts at the destruction of konoha. the wave mission built up onto the ninja's techniques (for the sake of the future to come, chidori had to be shown, sasuke had to gain a sharingan and naruto had to go crazy kyubi...and also sakura had to whine like a bitch)

you never know if kakashi told the 3rd hokage. even if he did, the mission's over and they probably didnt want to go hunt down a guy for extra money the town doesnt have. what are they going to do? go back in time and prevent themselves from helping? team 7 did their mission which was protecting tazuma from theives, the 2nd part was off the book. kakashi said it was a "super-a mission" to express how careful they should be. this mission was also off the books because besides for pakkun and sasuke, nobody knew that naruto saved everybody and if you add sakura in there nobody else knew that this was a mission, missions are normally assigned by the hokage. this mission was assigned by kakashi.-therefore this mission isnt official.

[XanBcoo]

lol...oy la bamba...

this case is super-closed.

[Vokalyzd Harmony]

poopdevil: no offense but your question really didn't make sense at first. I was a bit confused reading it and secondly, I think you're too paranoid/reading too much into the whole thing..let's just bitch and moan about fillers..it's less frustrating that way

[Assertn]

why are you guys still arguing this?

as stated earlier in this topic.....the reason kakashi didn't tell the hokage that it was a super A mission is because it was officially recorded as a C mission by tazuna. A missions are too expensive, so therefore it was kept a secret. The only people from konoha who knew about the zabuza fight even up to now is Naruto, Sakura, Sasuke, and Kakashi.

[Psyke]

Originally posted by: poopdeville

Originally posted by: XanBcoo
Your original question has already been answered - The "super" was just for emphasis, and obviously Kakashi never told Sandaime about the Wave Country mission.

Maybe English isn't your first language, but in English, the word "super" means "greater than." So according to AonE's translation, the "super" was not just for emphasis but to denote that the mission was harder than A rank.

I'm not sure if anyone you realise this, but the reason why the mission was called a "Super A rank mission" was that Tazuna had this irritating habit of putting the word "chou" (super) in front of every sentence he made. Thus came the expression of "Super A rank". Go check if you don't believe me.

[poopdeville]

Thank you for that tidbit. I had no idea. :-)

Now really, is that called for? No more senseless flaming.

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