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@Buddha that makes sense. Plus shenanigans will be the result, naturally :3
@Buddha Wow, I'm a bit blind. I only just now saw all the lists of suggested teams (to be fair I was heading to bed when all that went up iirc :P)

If I were to make any suggestions it would be maybe spread out the Chunin out a bit, but I don't know what the idea is plot or driving force wise so maybe a team chock full of Genin is what the plot demands

EDIT: Nice to see that there are more lovely lasses coming in for characters :)
I just did a quick edit to show how especially weird Xuan Wu is in case anyone is interested :P
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Literally when is Metal and wood considered traditional elements? lol


♪~Lore dump that doesn't really affect anything here~♪

Here's a shitty image of it all. It's often referred to in Eastern medicine. It's kinda simple, Wood is kindling for Fire and grows from Water. Wood is also cut down by Metal as one cycle explains.

The elements are also represented by four holy creatures and the Jade Emperor and have a dominion over a particular area: Xuan Wu (Genbu in Japanese) is the Black Turtle of North and is Water and is often also portrayed with a snake (it's also the weirdest, Xuan Wu is also depicted in Journey to the West). Bai Hu (Byakko in Japanese) is the White Tiger of the West and is Metal. Zhu Que (Suzaku in Japanese) is the Vermillion Bird of the South and is Fire. Qīng Lóng (Seiryu in Japanese) is the Azure Dragon of the East and is Wood.

Finally there is Earth and that is associated with the Jade Emperor and he is the center.

EDIT: Xuan Wu is also weird because it is also the name of a Warrior Deity. They are sometimes depicted as the same person, or Xuan Wu rides a Turtle and a Snake. He's weird
I was surprised that Naruto didn't go for the 'traditional' five element structure of Water, Fire, Earth, Metal and Wood. But I guess they don't have as much fun with combinations :P
@Buddha well it's probably seen as the only way to 'keep up' if power levels spiral out of control into rediculousness. I completely agree though. It's far more interesting to earn stuff IC.
@Masaki Haruna what? No love for Water Release getting you all wet ;P
@Buddha that's what I figured. And if it was developed I imagine for the sake of the semblance of balance it would take up the the S-Class jutsu. I was simply thinking too far down the line :)
This is my odd question, but what are the limits on Sages? Animal wise I mean. Is there a hermit or something for each animal/insect/whatever? I don't recall this being explored canonically after all.
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