In my honest opinion, the most annoying phase. It is used by the main character of the anime/manga Naruto, Naruto Uzumaki. The phase is more often used in the first arc of the original Naruto anime, but scares off people who haven't watched the anime. It is only used in the English dubs. Narutards use the phase at the end of sentences, like the hero of the anime, Naruto.
...Meanwhile, in an anime forum...

*Person 1 is posting on a Death Note area*

Person 1: I'm gonna be Kazekage! Believe it!

Person 2: STFU. Go back to your Naruto area.

Person 1 got warned once by Person 2. Reason: For being off-topic in the Death Note area. Please, if you want to join the Narutards, go to the Naruto area. There's role plays waiting to be joined.
by MisaTange July 9, 2009
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A very common phrase used in the naruto series and gets pretty fucking annoying.
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A kick-ass anti-racism movie about a Jewish skinhead. Better than American History X.
Go wattch it yourself and you'll get an example of "The Believer."
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The word believe means to have faith and never give up and to stay strong threw everything even threw the people who try to get in your way stand tall and push your way threw to accomplish anything you want be who you want.
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When one has a dream, and they believe that they can fulfill it.
Karen, are you a believer?”
“Yes, Kyle, yes I am.”
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They 'believe' that you are making a moral comparison between two different things.
Iam "They believe that you are making a moral comparison between two different things. So it IS a logical fallacy. An informal one but the 'mistaken belief' is what makes it a fallacy by the definition of the words"
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English Naruto dub's awesome and splendid translation of Naruto's catchphrase (dattebayo in Japanese). Many hardcore anime people complain that it is stupid and unfaithful to the original, but do not realize that leaving Japanese terms in an English dub is foolish and defeats the purpose of dubbing.
DUB-"Did I say believe it!? Well, BE-LIEVE IT!"

NON-DUB-"Did I say dattebayo? Well, DATTE-BAYO"
by Simon of the Desert May 20, 2007
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