NaRONto!

[Slyrr]

I did this for one of the crossover contests a while back - I didn't win anything (can't win em all!), but I think it's been long enough now that I can post it public domain.

Being a Naruto fan, I picked the Naruto world as the crossover to come up with... NaRONto! They both have blonde hair, everyone thinks they're both stumble-bum comic relief types, but when the chips are down, they can both come through with moves what you never did see.

It was fun to draw Naruto (the Shippuden slightly older version) in KP style. Here he's got one of those weird scrolls they keep whipping out on the show when they want to look like they're doing something cool, while Ron has the Lotus Blade. Always thought they'd make a good team...

[Ot@ru]

I like it...NoRonto

[Twila Starla]

Awesome! Don't like Naruto much, but that is cool!

[Slyrr]

Thanks - nice avatar btw....

[Twila Starla]

slyrr said:

Thanks - nice avatar btw....

Thank you!

[ferryport1987]

wow...taught it was going to be Naruto in Toronto
Naruto+Toronto=Naronto
but is a duo of Naruto and Ron
nice one :-)

[TheRonPrincesS]

LOOOOOOOOOVE IT!!!
Both Smexy-Blondies.. Uff...
The best!!

[Lord FunkyHoof]

Very nice work, I like how Naruto came out!

[Slyrr]

thanks - so what DOES 'kun' mean when you slap it at the end of someone's name, and what's the difference between 'chan' and 'san' and 'sama'?

[pengychan]

Cool pic! The coloring is great, and I especially like how Ron and the Lotus Blase turned out. I also like the name...NaRonto. LOL ;D

so what DOES 'kun' mean when you slap it at the end of someone's name, and what's the difference between 'chan' and 'san' and 'sama'?

"Kun" is used for males by persons of senior status addressing those of junior status, by males of the same age and status addressing each other, and by anyone addressing male children.
"Chan" is mostly used to refer to, children, generally younger people and close friends (usually females, I think).
"San" and "sama" are both used to show respect, but the latter is more formal than the former and it's usually used to show respect to someone whose social status/rank/whatever is superior.

Of course, my knowledge about this subject is very rough - there are surely many other details that don't know ^^"