The ROPR curse is a popular urban legend or myth that is said to curse individuals who visit the Russian website ROPR. ROPR stands for "Russian Online Paranormal Research" and it is believed to be a website dedicated to studying supernatural phenomena. According to the legend, anyone who visits the ROPR website is doomed to experience a series of misfortunes and supernatural occurrences. These misfortunes can range from minor inconveniences to major life-altering events. Some people claim to have experienced strange and unexplained happenings in their lives after visiting the website, such as ghostly apparitions, poltergeist activity, and even demonic possessions. The origins of the ROPR curse are unclear, with some speculating that it is simply a viral internet hoax, while others believe that there may be some truth to the stories.

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Why is the cursed mark in Naruto is called cursed seal of heaven why they put the name heaven into it?

I believe it's called a "cursed" seal due to the fact that it is mostly placed on jinchiruki or be cause it does something unnatural to the person it's placed on such as sasuke's cursed neck mark or sai's cursed tongue mark or neji's caged bird mark

The origins of the ROPR curse are unclear, with some speculating that it is simply a viral internet hoax, while others believe that there may be some truth to the stories. It is said that the curse is put in place by a malevolent spirit or entity that haunts the website and seeks to bring harm to anyone who dares to visit it. However, skeptics argue that the ROPR curse is nothing more than a figment of people's imagination or a case of confirmation bias.

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Q: Why is the cursed mark in Naruto is called cursed seal of heaven why they put the name heaven into it?

What s the meaning of curse mark sasuke?

he loses it when hes fighting Itachi. but loosing the curse mark was a good thing for Sasuke. after he lost it, he obtained the mangekyou sharingan. with the curse mark it was impossible to get his sharingan to the ultimately level.

Who has a curse mark in Naruto?

The heaven curse mark looks exactly like the complete wheel of the Sharingan. Another has thrree dots. 2 at the bottom and one at the top of both. The Earth Curse Mark has three curving lines about to hit each other.Thats all I know.

Who is bh in Naruto?

I say Sauske Crused mark..

How old is konohomaru?

in Normal naruto: 9-10 years old In Naruto Shippuuden: 12 years old

Is sauskestronger then Naruto when Naruto is in nine tales from and sauske is in his normal from?

No way Naruto would kill him unless he used arochmaro curse mark. But mabe with hers shraingun sasuke mit stand a chance .

~Curse Mark~

“Now the next time that curse mark starts acting up the seal should keep it in check. But remember, this curse sealing jutsu is only as strong as you are. It derives its power from the strength of your will. If that will ever weakens, if you ever being to doubt yourself, the curse will be released in all its fury.” – Kakashi (Episode 39: Bushy Brow’s Jealousy: Lion’s Barrage Unleashed!)

Removing a cursed seal is not impossible, but requires very difficult methods to accomplish. Kakashi opted to use the Evil Sealing Method to subdue the one on Sasuke’s body, as he didn’t know any way of removing the seal without harming his student at the time. He believes Sasuke has the internal strength to overcome the constant tugging influence. Although Sasuke is able to discern and comprehend the drawbacks from merely having the curse mark take over against his will, Kakashi is worried the entice of power could provide enough incentive to use it. But he remains to have faith in Sasuke’s abilities, hoping his inclinations were correct.

In order to make this seal, Kakashi uses his own blood to create the markings that encircle the curse mark and run down Sasuke’s arms and legs, covering most of his body, and spread to the floor. Two circles drawn by kunai on the ground are also part of the ritual. Then once the seal is applied by placing his hand over the mark, the other markings get drawn into center. They move like a wave over his skin before all being drawn to the focus point. When the seal is suppressing the curse mark, it causes intense pain and Sasuke once again passes out. In order for someone else’s chakra to subjugate Orochimaru’s hold, Kakashi had to supply a good portion of his own.

The seal placed around the curse mark not only keeps the mark at bay, but probably only allows the mark to take small amounts of chakra to sustain the seal itself. Either way, the curse mark draws chakra from the one who is branded with it, but now it can be in a controlled manner that doesn’t harm Sasuke unless he releases the seal to utilize the curse mark.

My thoughts also wander to other means of control. I think if somehow Sasuke ever fully lost himself in the power and was in too much agony through broken will, Kakashi’s chakra could be another reserved way of reducing it by placing his hand on the seal, adding another small amount of his chakra to restrain it enough, at least until Sasuke could manage to recede it himself.

“Do you really believe that the seal will hold? Do you think you can keep him from what he truly desires? You know I’m right. A heart like his that hungers for only one thing, will not be denied no matter what obstacles you put in his path. He’s an avenger, isn’t he?”
“You think you can take advantage of that? Not Sasuke.”
“You cannot stop it. At some point he will come to me in search of power. Unless of course, you carry out your threat to kill me. Now’s your chance. Take it if you dare.” – Orochimaru and Kakashi (Episode 40: Kakashi and Orochimaru: Face-to-Face!)

Orochimaru intended to have the seal corrode Sasuke’s mind so that he would willingly become his next vessel by trading his life for the power to kill Itachi. Kakashi used that sealing method to try and prevent this, but its effectiveness relied on Sasuke choosingnot to use his cursed seal. And as stated, Sasuke relied on the curse mark various times, each usage making him more and more susceptible to his own weaknesses. He ultimately chose to advance his seal to its second level, and went to Orochimaru with the help of the Sound Four, breaking the seal once reaching the Second State was accomplished.

As to the dialogue above, Orochimaru doesn’t hesitate to explain he has no doubt of Sasuke’s need of revenge against his brother. It would be the triggering point (when rationality hit that Sasuke wasn’t powerful enough on his own) and he’d be able to obtain a vessel containing the sharingan with little effort of his own. This discussion prompted Kakashi to keep a closer eye on his student, make sure his priorities were situated by drilling in the teamwork lesson he explained in the beginning. At first, this endeavor was working despite Sasuke finding it annoying to constantly be pulled from his solo training or time alone to be off spending time with Kakashi training or simple having lunch together as they were in episode 81. It was an attempt to keep Sasuke from prowling the darker thoughts in his head, keep his mind focused on other matters that held further significance in life. As we know, he was willing to sacrifice his life twice to save Naruto and Sakura without a second thought, and the meaning behind those actions needed to be at the forefront of his brain, a constant reminder that he has others that care about him.

Kakashi’s past is a mere reflection, living in remorse because he allowed his arrogance to topple saving a comrade. When he finally realized the mistake, it was too late. He’s been through his own trauma, finding it difficult to coax Sasuke out of the damage his past provided, and instead tends to sidestep the responsibility, thinking everything will work out in contradiction to interference.

But as we know the end result, a series of events caused all to become undone.

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They argue that people who visit the website may already be predisposed to believe in the supernatural and therefore interpret any strange occurrences in their lives as evidence of the curse. Despite the skepticism, the ROPR curse has gained a significant following online, with many forums and websites dedicated to discussing and documenting the alleged experiences of those who have fallen victim to the curse. Some even claim to have found ways to break or reverse the curse through various rituals and practices. Whether the ROPR curse is real or just a hoax, it remains a fascinating topic for those interested in the supernatural and paranormal. Regardless of one's beliefs, it serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of exploring the unknown and delving into the realm of the supernatural..

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