Naruto vs pain song series#

Not to mention that the Chuunin Exam Arc is still my favorite story arc in all of Naruto, followed by the Sasuke Retrieval Arc which had the best written fights of all time (back when fights were about theme and smarts, not just who has the most chakra and willpower). It lost the jovial levity that made Naruto so fun in the first place. Related: Popular games, TV, and movies that shaped geek cultureДЄnd while the optimism of Naruto was intoxicating, the darker tone of Naruto Shippuden often felt like it took itself too seriously. The simplicity of NarutoвЂ™s singular goal and the progression of obstacles he had to overcome led to some of the most powerful moments in anime, and it was a lot easier to follow because the story was so focused.

In retrospect, I find that Naruto was more enjoyable overall.

Naruto vs pain song series#

I myself found the second one most fitting, but it felt as if some part was missing.The tone of the series grew quite a bit darker as well, shifting from the youthful exuberance and optimism of NarutoвЂ™s childhood to the uncomfortable realities of adulthood, war, and grief. Nan-i- kaina boku- : гЃЄг‚“-дЅЌ-дјљ гЃЄ еѓ• : What - position - a meeting I : Nan-kai boku : (placeholder) : How many times I Nani-kai boku : дЅ• дјљ еѓ• : What I Association Had a bit more issues with the next part as I found several possibilities mah-ni-kay-nah-bow-coo

I also found the translation to be very fitting to Pain

The composer Toshio Masuda composed and synthesized the song, so it can also just be synthesized English.Д«esides those 4 points, I tried to get a Japanese lyrics out of it based on the phonetic version you gave and some parts by ear using this version of the song and got to something along those lines meh-shea-fu-ni coo-maДЄs this seemed most similar to the original phonetic I found this to be most matching.

Example: repeating of the word ' om' during meditation.

As it is stated that it is chanting, it might even be a non-existent language or a combination of several, as is more often used in different forms of chanting.

Its current label stands on Ambient, this might be the reason for that.

There have been no official lyric releases.

I ain't natively Japanese so there might be some mistakes.

Considering the song is like a chant/hymn, an unintelligible lyric is a possibility, or maybe it's actually a puzzle like Final Fantasy 10's Hymn of the Fayth.ДЄfter some research myself I found there might be some Japanese in there.

probably the only one who knows is the composer, Toshio Masuda. 'Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence', but seeing that Japanese people didn't even notice if the lyric is in Japanese (in addition to it being poetic, or even archaic) could be a strong evidence that the lyric is not in Japanese.ДЄs for the 'lyric' itself. NicoNicoDouga (Japanese) video also doesn't contain commenter's lyric (not even з©єиЂі/'misheard lyric' which is usually popular with song with unintelligible lyric) One of the top results was Yahoo! Chiebukuro (Japanese) asking the same question, which was answered with a link to Yamura Life's FC2 Blog (Japanese) with the same lyric mentioned on the question. Googling for combinations of е„Ђз¤ј+жЊи©ћ ( Girei+ Lyric) with гѓљг‚¤гѓі, гѓЉгѓ«гѓ€, and/or з–ѕйўЁдјќ ( Pain, Naruto, and/or Shippuden) didn't return any convincing result that the lyric is in Japanese. But I'm still convinced that the song is definitely Japanese.Д¬ontrary to the premise of the question, I'm doubting that the lyric is in Japanese.