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Which NES games were the hardest to beat?

I'm not much of a NES gamer, but Zelda II is probably one of the most difficult games for a mainstream Nintendo series. Here's a map of the final dungeon, courtesy of Zelda Wiki:Get from the top to the bottom right corner. You have three lives, and no way to recover health other than your very limited magic supply. Most of the enemies are nigh invincible. Fokkas can jump, shoot sword beams, and have so much health that it's either lose half of your life bar or run as they chase you through tiny gaps in the brick path you've made. The two final bosses are absurd, and send you back to the beginning if you fail. There's insta-death lava under destructible bridges, so you lose if you get hit by an enemy. The layout is mind boggling. This is by far the largest dungeon in a Zelda game, and there are no directions and lots of dead ends. Going to the right at the beginning, as any experienced gamer would naturally incline to do, will only lead you into a pointless death trap. If I recall correctly, the correct path involves finding an invisible hole in the ground that's under some blocks that you probably wouldn't think of breaking. In fact, a huge chunk of this place serves no purpose but to get you lost. You can try to hit statues to get a magic potion, but most of the time the game will just troll you and give you a Fokka instead. This is pretty much what Zelda II is in a nutshell: frantically trying to survive, desperately clinging to the pitiful magic and health you have, getting trolled relentlessly by the game, wandering aimlessly until sweet death embraces you and sends you ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE STARTING POINT OF THE GAME.

Does Naruto ever become a Jōnin?

!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!SPOILERS LIE AHEAD, HAD YOU NOT FINISHED SERIES YETRead at your own risk.---So to answer this question shortly, yes. Naruto does indeed become a Jonin. Although it's not as fast as one hoped, he becomes a Jonin after years of studying.Kakashi Hatake becomes the 6th HokageAfter the ending of the Fourth Great Ninja War, Lady Tsunade had resigned as Hokage. Prompting the next capable candidate to take on the mantle of Hokage, this candidate being the beloved leader of Squad Seven, Kakashi Hatake.Now after the events of the FGNW, it's obvious to everyone that Naruto is eventually going to become the Hokage. But even so, Naruto was still only a Genin in rank, as he wasn't chosen to become a Chunin during the Chunin Exams. So, in order to become Hokage, Naruto needs to gain the experience first necessary in order to lead the village. In other words, Kakashi, Iruka and Shikamaru were grooming Naruto to become the Seventh Hokage. During the time of Naruto’s grooming, Kakashi would take up the mantle of Hokage until Naruto was ready.If wasn't a question of if he can become Hokage anymore, but a question of when. He already had the strength, skills and leadership qualities to become Hokage. But the Hidden Leaf Village’s hierarchy system is still a system that requires regulation. This means that he would have to study and rise through the ranks until he was finally ready to become Hokage. Firstly becoming a Chunin, then being promoted to Jonin, then finally with enough experience, becoming Hokage.

Would Naruto be stronger, if he studied under Kakashi rather than Jiraya?

I think Kakashi would teach Naruto more in the short term. But in the long run, Jiraya would have taught him more. It also would have been more beneficial… let me explain.First off Naruto needed a father figure more than anything and honestly Jiraiya couldn't have been a better fit. He knew Minato and his wishes better than anyone. He also fits Naruto’s style a bit better, not to mention Naruto was such a powerhouse as a kid. He was strong even without knowing the basics of being a shinobi and that's mostly what Jiraiya’s training consisted of. He also tried to teach Naruto how to control his power but honestly the only way you can do that is by being a Jinchuuriki. While Jiraiya did pretty good he just didn't have the knowledge to teach Naruto and neither did Kakashi.I think that Jiraiya showed him how to be less stupid and how to control his chakra better. He also showed him how to become an overall better fighter. But most importantly he showed Naruto what it felt like to have a father.As for Kakashi I don't think he had the time for it. He was learning new moves during that time too and most likely was on a lot of missions. But if he weren't than I think Naruto could have learned a few new moves and maybe a new elemental jutsu like the water Rasengan. (Which I'm going to be pissed if Naruto doesn't have by now.)But then Naruto wouldn't have a good father figure. Remember that at that age Kakashi was basically in the same position as Naruto; he had no one.And he became known as a killer in the Anbu.I'm sure that Naruto wouldn't go down that path but I think that his morals would have gotten a bit skewed.Now, for why I said earlier that Naruto will learn more in the long run.I mean he wouldn't learn Sage mode because jeraya would have died finding out Pain’s secrets. That means Naruto would have been trained by Kakashi and he wouldn't have that much love for Jiraiya. Then Naruto wouldn't have gotten the message or have learned sage mode. He also wouldn't have improved that much with his Rasengan. I prefer naruto with Jiraya— it felt right the second I saw those two.

Why does Naruto go nine tails chakra mode a lot when he's the 7th Hokage? Why can't he just use his normal strength or sage mode? That's pathetic!

As far as I can remember there have only been only been two editions that have released in Naruto after he became the Hokage. Naruto Gaiden and Boruto the Movie. Let’s face it, no matter what power Naruto gains, Kurama will always be an integral part of his power as it supplies a huge amount of chakra to him. And if he doesn’t use the Nine-Tails mode, the show misses an elemental part. But anyways since you’ve asked, I will justify his usage of the Nine-Tails mode, to the best possible extent.First off, the Nine-Tails mode Naruto possess gives him an extra boost for all his abilities. After gaining the Nine-Tails power, the amount of time he had to spend amassing Nature Energy for Sage Mode was no longer required as Kurama took care of that. Apart from all this one of the most important aspects of Kurama’s power was- PROTECTION BARRIER. When he is clad in Kurama’s power, attacks by Shurikens, Kunais can’t reach him unless the enemy tries very hard. In Gaiden Naruto does exactly this. He uses his Nine-Tails power to protect Sarada and Chouchou from Uchiha Shin while Sasuke fights him.And one other reason why he uses his Nine-Tails mode in Gaiden is because Kurama requests him.So this is why he uses Kurama in Gaiden. If you ask me, that’s valid enough. While this manga was released to highlight the importance of Sasuke’s family, without Naruto and Kurama in it, it would’nt be a Naruto Manga.The next series where Naruto, as Hokage uses his Nine-Tails mode is in Boruto where the scenario is completely different. In Gaiden atleast it was just an ordinary Uchiha rookie who wasn’t that strong. But in Boruto the enemy was of the Ōtsutsuki clan. These are the people who possess the Rinnegan by birth. And to be more accurate, the enemy who appears in Boruto was Ōtsutsuki Momoshiki who is believed to be as powerful as Ōtsutsuki Kaguya. She herself stated that someday someone from the Ōtsutsuki clan would come to bring her back and that was the reason she had to form an army of White Zetsu. To fight against an opponent who is at the same level of power as Kaguya without using your own ultimate power would be suicide even if you are the Hokage. That is why Naruto used his Nine-Tails Mode against Ōtsutsuki Momoshiki because he knew he could not defeat him with his strength and Sage Mode alone. He had to use all his powers together. Only that way, he stood a chance against such an enemy.That was all the justification I could do.Hope that helped. :)Image source: Mangafox.