Naruto, a young and ambitious ninja, finds himself in a predicament when he unwittingly receives the curse mark from the notorious Orochimaru. This curse mark, a dark and twisted seal, holds tremendous power but also threatens to consume Naruto's very being. As Naruto grapples with the consequences of this mark, he must navigate a perilous path of self-discovery and inner turmoil. **The curse mark serves as a catalyst for Naruto's growth and the development of his character**. It puts him in a tenuous position, torn between the allure of newfound strength and the fear of losing himself. Naruto's unwavering determination and spirit are tested as he faces the internal struggle to harness the curse mark's power without succumbing to its malevolent influence.
Magic Touch
Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Whatever you do, you're always doing it right (I like your feel, baby) But when I'm with you, there's always a fuss or a fight (Don't put me down) Although you're trying to put me down Your disguise is not to my surprise no Why don't you stop playing around? You're some kind of wild guy Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (your touch, your touch, your touch) Maybe you're thinking that I'm trying change your plans (You're just playing macho man) But don't get sold on the idea that I'm just a fan (Oh, this is true, love I'm giving) Never ever let me down 'Cause you're all I ever want around here Your love means so much to me A little magic is all I need Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch It seems to me The road is hard to see You've got nothing to prove You've got to make that careful move, oh I looked in your eyes (look in your eyes) And I see many guys What I'll know in time Is if the magic is yours, not mine, oh Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like your feel so much (ooh, I like your magic touch) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch (touching, he's touching me baby) Ooh, I like your magic touch (oh, come on, now) (magic touch) How I like your feel so much (baby) Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic Ooh, I like your magic touch Ooh, I like your magic touch How I like to feel so much Ooh, I like your magic Just a little tragic
Carl Mcintosh, Jane Eugene, Steve Nichol
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Loose Ends - Magic Touch (Club Mix) (2 x 12")
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| A | Magic Touch (Club Mix) | 6:15 |
| B | Magic Touch (Instrumental) | 4:57 |
| C | Emergency (Dial 999) (Dub Mix) | 5:31 |
| D | Tell Me What You Want (Extended Version) | 6:11 |
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- Copyright (c) Virgin Records Ltd.
- Published By Brampton Music Ltd.
- Published By Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd.
- Lacquer Cut At Tape One
- Pressed By EMI Records
- Produced For Watchout Productions
- Design - Bill Smith Studio
- Lacquer Cut By - Pounda
- Photography By - Iain McKell
- Producer - Nick Martinelli
- Written-By - Carl McIntosh
- Written-By - Jane Eugene
- Written-By - Ray Shell (2)
- Written-By - Steve Nichol
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Naruto's unwavering determination and spirit are tested as he faces the internal struggle to harness the curse mark's power without succumbing to its malevolent influence. Despite the mark's dark nature, Naruto's journey is not without hope and allies. His friends, Sasuke, Sakura, and Kakashi, rally together to support Naruto in his battle against Orochimaru's influence.
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They become a pillar of strength and a reminder of the light within Naruto's heart. **Throughout the story, Naruto's encounters with other characters showcase the various ways the curse mark affects individuals**. Some have succumbed to its darkness, becoming twisted and consumed by their newfound power. Others, like Jiraiya and Tsunade, serve as reminders that strength can be harnessed responsibly and used for the greater good. Naruto's determination to protect his loved ones and become Hokage remains unwavering, as he digs deep to find the strength to overcome his inner demons. He constantly grapples with the curse mark's influence, learning to control it and channel its power for good, rather than let it define him. In the end, **Naruto's struggle with the curse mark becomes an allegory for the universal battle between light and darkness that resides within every individual**. It highlights the importance of personal choice and the will to rise above adversity, as Naruto finds his own path and becomes a beacon of hope for others facing their own inner demons..
Reviews for "The Mark of the Serpent: Naruto's Deal with Orochimaru"
1. Emily - 1 star
This fanfiction was terrible. The plot was completely unrealistic and made no sense. Naruto receiving the curse mark from Orochimaru was a total deviation from the original storyline. The writing was also very poor, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward sentence structures. Overall, this fanfiction was a disappointment and a waste of time.
2. Jason - 2 stars
I didn't particularly enjoy this fanfiction. The concept of Naruto receiving the curse mark from Orochimaru might have been interesting if it had been executed better. However, the story lacked depth and character development. It felt rushed and poorly thought out. Additionally, the dialogue was cringeworthy and didn't seem true to the original characters. I was hoping for a more engaging and well-written fanfiction, but unfortunately, this one fell short.
3. Sarah - 2.5 stars
While the idea of Naruto receiving the curse mark from Orochimaru had potential, this fanfiction failed to deliver. The pacing was off, with major events happening too quickly without proper build-up. The characterizations also felt off, with Naruto acting completely out of character. Additionally, the writing style was mediocre at best, with repetitive phrases and a lack of descriptive language. Overall, this fanfiction was mediocre and didn't live up to my expectations.