Guy at some point decided that Kakashi was his lifelong rival, driven by a desire to prove his perseverance could be just as good as Kakashi's natural genius. Duy died from opening all Eight Gates, but it satisfied his one rule for its use: giving his life to protect something precious, namely Guy. They were rescued by Duy, who used the Eight Gates Released Formation to fight off the Seven Swordsmen. While on a mission during the Third Shinobi World War, Guy and his team were attacked by the Seven Swordsmen of Kirigakure.
The team at one point entered Konoha's Chūnin Exams and passed to the final stage Guy himself advanced to the exams' last one-on-one match, where he lost to Kakashi.
Guy was indeed allowed to enter the Academy with Kakashi, and upon graduation he was added to a team that, in the anime, was led by Chōza Akimichi. This strength of character convinced Kakashi's father, Sakumo, that Guy was not handicapped by his shortcomings and that he might be offered a position as an alternate in the year's Academy class. Kakashi Hatake was not surprised due to Guy's lack of talent in ninjutsu and genjutsu, which Guy chose to take as a supportive observation. Guy applied to enter Konoha's Ninja Academy, but did not pass the entrance exam. He nevertheless loved his father and fought others when they called Duy the "Eternal Genin" mockingly when one of these fights landed him in the Konoha Hospital, Duy encouraged Guy not to be upset by this loss and to instead remember that victory is achieved by defending things that are important. Guy did his best to embody his father's teachings, but had doubts that Duy's words were devoid of meaning. Duy encouraged this same kind of optimism in Guy, as well as his belief that one always has youth and that they could both become taijutsu masters through diligent training. Duy was not bothered by this moniker and instead was grateful that other people cared enough to know him at all. Guy is the son of Might Duy, who was known throughout Konoha as the "Eternal Genin". 5.1 Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls.
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