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Published: 2014-01-01 17:01:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 945; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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After Asura hit Kid with his skin, he left the Kishin eye on his forehead. If you still don't see it, click the link below for a circled Kishin eye. Comment & if you see the Kishin eye.
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Asura saying "I AM YOUR SIBLING! DO YOU NOT SEE THE SIMILARITIES?!"
Kid: "No..."
Asura: ~SHMACK~ "There. You have another eye, NOW DO YOU SEE?!" (Don't ask about the chicken)
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i saw that, that was one of the more interesting parts for me.
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It really was. I was kinda hoping that Kid would become insane from that.
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i don' think that was our great Kishins intentions, i don't think he knew who Kid was at that point.
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The great Kishin hasn't been able to see for 800 years, and his skin wasn't on right when he did that. At least, that's what I think. He probably didn't know that Death had another son until much later.
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yes exactly, he may of been able to see a bit (i believe there was a scene from his perspective where he saw Eruka, that frog witch). but how the hell is he supposed to know that that is his brother, to him it is just a kid running up to him attacking.
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There was a scene that we saw from the great Kishin's eyes. And yeah, I think you're right.
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yes, our wonderful Great Kishin.
well how would he? when did he get any hints about who kis is, he just woke up. if i never saw my brother or even knew i had one i wouldn't think he was mine.
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I thought about that myself. I think Arachne may have told him about powerful DWMA members, he realized it when Kid used the Lines of Sanzu, or when he fought Death, he could have noticed that his soul wasn't as whole as it used to be. I'm going more with one or two over three.
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well that, and that Kid did shout out "dad" during the fight, then Asura turned his attention to him. i think that May have something to do with it, maybe.
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I can't believe I forgot about that scene!
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you did? i see that alot because i often just pull up the fight scene to just hear his philosophy again, i really like it myself.
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I go to youtube to watch that scene over and over. The video I use doesn't have Kid saying dad.
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realy? i could have sworn there was one point. well i do know that at one point he notices Kid. still i will have to look through
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No, Kid does say that. But the person who uploaded the video cut that scene out.
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oh, okay. wonder why. thought i was mistaken.
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it is nobodies fault (except for the person who cut that part out)
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Yeah, I'm going to look for the full fight now.
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kay! good luck. when ever i see that, i don't look at the fight, my eyes may be on it but i am really analyzing every word that the Great Kishin Asura says. of course i do pick up a bit from it.
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eheheheh, yeah, i still feel bad about my first opinion on fear and madness, madness being bad and fear being essential to all life. something we need.
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Same, now that I know what madness does, I never want to go back to sanity.
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indeed, i shall never think such foolishly again.
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indeed, i wonder how many of society will live on thinking so foolishly.
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The majority of society lives in ignorance. They don't think very much and accept things at face value. In other words, if they're told 'madness is bad', they're gonna believe it.
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just what i am saying, and how are Great Kishin was portrayed isn't going to help the majority
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I'm afraid that's true. If only people could learn to look underneath instead of the first, and sometimes second, layers.
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yes, even as a kid i often did that. sometimes i didn't want to, but i still always kept my mind open to other possibilities. people have many layers, more then two. i go by now "look for the intentions, no the actions" people can man well, but the action they take for it may not be the best. Asura meant to remove all fear, but perhaps forcing the world into madness was not the best option.
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Same. When I was younger, my teacher was telling us about the creation of America. She asked a question (I think it was something about the distance between Great Britain and America, and if it was fair to be under the control of a government so far away), I was surprised when she said that the reason we broke away was due to the distance. I didm't believe it then, and I know it's not true now. I know that people have many layers, some more than others. Most people don't see my second layer, most people don't even take the time. It's better to look for the reasons than what happens.
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i don't see how your example is exactly relevant. but yes, and i wish much more people would take a closer look at others, i always try to find out why someone is being a jerk. we recently learned (this is an aboriginal teaching) that when ever someone hurts, it is because they are hurting them selves and it is a plea for help. i may have said that before
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Yeah...looking back, I can see it's not the best example. I was trying to say my teacher gave a very watered down version of what happened and the wrong reason, and the class believed her. I like your philosophy, I try to follow that way of thinking, but it's not always true. Some people act like jerks just because they can.
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okay, it is okay i just had a bit if trouble seeing it relevance, it makes more sense now. yeah, but this is from an elder and for him at-least, it was always true. when he saw jerks, they acted like that because something happened, something in his past bothered them and thus they acted like that. children are innocent, but what they are exposed to as well as their ancestors can affect them.it is just a first nation (or indian if you like) philosophy, and i like it. unfortunately, i am not healed myself, so i can't help them.
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Same. I agree with what you're saying, people will be influenced at a young age. And that will affect them for the rest of their lives.
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yeah, one of the reasons it is important to take such care of children and to not abuse them, i realized that i am going on about traditions and beliefs you don't care about. sorry, i just learned in the past few weeks about my heritage, so i am kind of eager to share it, also happy that it has allot in common with what i had taught myself.
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I like to learn about other cultures. I'm glad to hear yours agrees with your philosophy.
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so you aren't mad?
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I'm not angry at all. Why would I be?
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some people may get angry at people talking about traditions here, i hear allot of things against first nation here. very funny when they tell us to go back to our own land...where do they think they are?
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I try not to listen to those people. They just find something to hate. Personally, I don't see the reason to hate someone based on religion, skin color, or appearance.
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yeah, thankfully i didn't really know about my heritage for most of my life so nothing really ever happened because of it.
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When did you find out?
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i first learned at some point in elementary, some aboriginal school workers came and told me, they wanted me in a group, i asked my mom and it turned out i was Cree. she never even mentioned it before. just asked her right now and i learned form the Frogg clan (Wawakapewin) just now. a few minutes ago.
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OK then. I'm not sure why you thought I would be angry over this.
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i don't know, some people just get upset over some things, sorry about that...i need to stop saying sorry , and the fact that one of the first words i looked for is sorry also doesn't help.
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It's ok. *pats back*
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*leans into pats* really?
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Of course. *reassuring smile*
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