I teach ninja to play Naruto

The first ninja that Obito experienced was Afei. In the previous plot, Afei left a deep impression on him.

However, when Obito saw this ninja in the training ground, he felt something was wrong.

Why do I look at this standby action...it feels a bit bad?

Obito controlled Afei to walk in front of the wooden ninja to see the effect of the normal attack.

Ah Fei has a total of 5a, 1a is a flat push, 2a is a knock-up and flying, 3a is a pause in the air, and 45a is a flat a on the ground.

Obito finally understood why he felt bad. Looking at the attacking posture, Obito really couldn't imagine that it was possible for him to attack like this.

There is no doubt that this normal attack is definitely Ah Fei's way of attacking.

Obito felt a little regretful, but to be fair, Afei's normal attack was also pretty rubbish.

After trying several more times, Obito felt that this stability was even worse than that of young Obito.

Not only is the stability average, but every basic attack is a flaw and can easily be caught.

I just don't know if it is possible to interrupt A, similar to the current popular B-ninja - Ebisu, and use the interruption of A to continuously hit 1a to combo the enemy.

Thinking of this, Obito tried 1a and then paused, looking at the character and clapped his hands in place, and fell silent.

Unconvinced, Obito tried again, but the result was the same.

After Ah Fei 1a was interrupted, he clapped his hands in an anthropomorphic way. This was no longer a simple back-rock, but a sick back-rock.

The person who designed this little easter egg...it would be difficult for him to replicate Ah Fei's movements without being a little crazy.

And through this little easter egg, Obito can completely confirm that this ninja is Afei Honfei, but he doesn't know whether his skills are related to Obito.

But before that, Obito carefully studied the skill introduction again to make sure that there were no situations where the skills would change the status of a normal attack.

However, the introduction of the first skill does say that the first skill can be ended early by using a normal attack.

“It seems that the first skill is a continuous skill.

Flying into the air and continuously dropping bombs? What kind of combat style is this? I remember that Afei couldn't make bombs either... I figured it out, it should be Deidara."

After watching the complete plot, Obito knew clearly that there was a plot where Afei followed Deidara as a teammate.

"And the introduction of the second skill is... it's also related to bombs."

"Ultimate skill... or a bomb?"

Obito was helpless. It seemed that this ninja really had nothing to do with him at all.

However, as a form of Afei, the skill introduction looks pretty rubbish, and the poor feel of the normal attack made Obito lose confidence in this ninja.

With the mentality that since he was already here, Obito decided to keep trying.

After clicking the first skill, Ah Fei flies into the air and continuously throws bombs downwards.

If the bomb lands on an enemy's head, it will explode immediately; if it misses, it will explode with a delay.

And during the flight, you can avoid a lot of skills that don't target air targets...

Thinking of this, Obito suddenly felt that this character was not so bad. At least he could restrain a certain current T0 ninja, which was... not bad.

Then Obito continued to try Afei's second skill.

The skill introduction says that it will drill into the ground and move a certain distance. If it touches an enemy, it will bring the enemy to the end of the displacement and plant a bomb.

If the enemy is not hit, a bomb will be planted, which will remain on the field for 20 seconds.

Just by looking at the introduction of this skill, Obito felt that this second skill was probably very unreliable.

Because this reminded him of the skill of B-level ninja Kabuto Yakushi, which is also about burrowing into the ground.

I don't know if it's the same as the one that drills into the ground.

Obito clicked on the second skill and found that he really burrowed into the ground, but it burrowed very far.

And in addition to that, it seems that it can also attack across the Y!

"Y-axis..." Obito muttered to himself, instantly becoming interested.

If the first skill can also be considered a Y-axis attack, then wouldn't this Ah Fei be a master at starting from the Y-axis?

After using it a few more times, Obito discovered that this ninja was indeed not as ordinary as he had imagined.

The first skill can cancel the backswing of the normal attack and the second skill, and the flying dodge skill is very useful.

The second skill can even complete the entire Y-axis span, which is very useful.

The subsequent bomb damage of the second skill is also very good.

As for the secret...

Obito was silent again. Isn't this ultimate move too rubbish?

I have never seen a ninja who could protect his ultimate skill halfway through an attack.

Obito shook his head in disappointment.

Although the two small skills are designed quite well, the normal attack and ultimate skills are really unsightly.

This ninja can probably only be ranked in the upper ranks among B-level ninjas, right?

At the same time, Nagato also happened to experience this ninja.

If Obito randomly selected this ninja from the two A forms to try out, then Nagato was chosen with a purpose.

He wanted to see how powerful the form that killed Konan was.

However, seeing this hilarious skill display, Nagato suppressed his laughter. It seemed that it was just like that...

Although Konan died at his hands in the plot, this form is really as the name suggests, it is simply Obito and not Obito.

And now that we have the prophecy, many future tragedies can be changed.

But you still have to be on guard - don't let your Rinnegan be taken away.

Nagato couldn't help but laugh and said, "This skill display is really humorous."

Obito spread his hands and said, "This is A Fei. It has nothing to do with me. Strictly speaking, it shouldn't even be classified as my form."

Whether it was the declaration of the Ninja War or the battle against Konan, there was no doubt that Obito himself was the one playing on his behalf due to his strength and domineering attitude.

As a result, his existence was not mentioned at all in the game, and Obito felt helpless about it.

Although both of them gave it to others, there were more than just Obito and Nagato who were experiencing the feeling of Afei.

In the Land of Fire, a girl with dark red hair and deep rose-red eyes is excitedly experiencing the results of her research.

As one of the heads of a local mafia organization, Uesugi E did not have a happy childhood. She was imprisoned by her family since she was a child, just like Gaara, the one-tailed Jinchuriki of the Sand Village in the Land of Wind.

Uesugi E's dark childhood made her think that this was how her life would be, until the popularity of mobile phones swept the entire ninja world.

Uesugi E has found her own fun.

Unlike most players, the fun of Uesugi E's game is not just reflected in the ultimate operations of the fight between ninjas.

She is putting more energy into the research and development of ninja routines.

For example, she learned it by herself at the beginning, combining the Evil Earth Hashirama and Gamakichi, and later found that it could also be used with Gamakiri to great effect...

After watching Obito's life trajectory, Uesugi E had a deep understanding. She was isolated from the world early on and rarely had contact with the outside world.

But these are not the main points. After all, she is more interested in the research and development of ninja routines.

The world's development trajectory and future predictions...what do they have to do with a little monster like her?

While studying ninjas, she accidentally discovered that the secret skills of the ninja A Fei were particularly interesting!

Although it can't be connected with skills and it's easy to protect...but the damage seems to be considerable!

And unlike regular ninjas, his damage can be even higher if it's within two body lengths around him.

Although she was surprised by this little discovery, Uesugi E wanted to try it even further... How could this ninja maximize the damage of his ultimate move?

Uesugi E first thought of the shark's anger.

After turning on the damage statistics and turning off the critical hit, Uesugi E pressed Shark and Rage at the same time!

After the second skill, it will directly connect to the ultimate skill...

Originally, Uesugi E just wanted to simply test how much damage could be done.

But looking at the wooden ninja's gradually decreasing health bar, she realized something was wrong.

No...wait, why is the Wooden Stake Ninja out of blood?