That was surprisingly...short...
It did feel a little short.
Well
Exactly what I thought. It's becoming clearer than ever that the confirmation of the parallel will probably be the key to Obito's defeat/redemption.
Posted by Hiraishin on 24 July 2013 - 03:15 AM
That was surprisingly...short...
It did feel a little short.
Again, Naruto and Sasuke (and Minato and Gamakichi this time) are about to be killed... How will they get out of this? Hiraishin?
And the whole thing with the picture and ripping apart... I'm guessing the Juubi's influence was taking away the things that made Obito him, made him human? But Obito managed to overwhelm the Juubi's power, and came out on top, himself, and now he is in the final jinchuuriki form. I don't know, did I interpret that right...?
Now that he's got control of the Juubi's power, it seems Obito will be quite calm... That's the impression I got from this chapter, anyway. I can understand why. He's all OP now and stuff.
You know, I didn't realise taking control of the Juubi would make you acually look like the Sage of the Six Paths, staff and all.
Well
Anyone else see a Sakura to Rin or NaruSaku or ObiRin parallel coming up eventualy? What with Obito thinking so much about Rin this chapter and all.
Exactly what I thought. It's becoming clearer than ever that the confirmation of the parallel will probably be the key to Obito's defeat/redemption.
Posted by Hiraishin on 24 July 2013 - 02:53 AM
So Minato's eyes were sufficiently coloured this chapter. Though Kishi more than often leaves out the cracks in his face. Still, it looks like the 'fire' symbol is on Oonoki's hat, instead of 'earth', lol.
Whenever I look at your sigpic I'm reminded of why I fell in love with NaruSaku all those years ago.
And what's that?
Posted by Hiraishin on 26 June 2013 - 09:34 AM
Like NaruSaku4Life3g and Chatte said, the situation is completely different, and Obito is Naruto's parallel, not Sakura's.It's so hilarious that Obito remembers Rin now: 'Oh I'm being used by Madara, kitten I love you Rin.'[/size]
This is why I liked Obito's story better than Sasuke's. He has the means for redemption, he has the means for love, and his life has been one big tragic mess. Obito lost everything in his life and lost faith in the world.
Obito, I hope you do get your redemption or at least finally get your heaven.
Posted by Hiraishin on 25 June 2013 - 09:58 AM
Same here...i have to agree with Nate River
THIS.i have to say this but to put SK on the same level as narusaku is kinda downplaying narusaku.
Posted by Hiraishin on 23 June 2013 - 09:18 PM
How this exactly counter my argument i said that his love for her is not connected with his main goals, the gaara battle, protect your friends but it wasnt because of his love for Sakura ofc it plays a role but it's look like a whole, and then his objective there wasnt just to protect Sakura but also his friends and to show Gaara that he was wrong because Naruto felt that he and Gaara were the same( had the same past and etc)
About Itachi's speech, Itachi said he had Kushina and the others but Naruto think about everyone (all his friends) not someome in particular like Itachi, and from there states a difference on Naruto's, his personal desires wont affect his main goals, like fullfilling the promise and saving Sasuke or protecting his friends because in the end he will still be kage because he was acknowledged by everyone.
Naruto didnt pursued Sakura's acknowledgement romantic wise, yes there are panels when he think about it but he never put it to work.
unlike Sakura who pursued Sasuke and even tried to leave the village because of it, and Hinata which pretty much chose to die but later stopped pursuing Naruto.
Also about the confession thing is that there's no impact on Naruto confessing to Sakura rather than be a pairing moment, it's kinda obvious that this( if it happens) wont be a moment where she falls in love with him.
i'm not against a confession from him but there's no impact on his confession anymore.
In Naruto's battle with Gaara, the one who was in immediate danger was Sakura. If he didn't defeat Gaara, Gaara would kill her, while Sasuke's life wasn't in peril. Gaara wasn't attacking him or anything. Of course, Naruto wanted to protect Sasuke too, but his MAIN priority at that time was Sakura because, like I said, she was the one who Gaara was threatening to kill if he didn't beat him. Throughout his battle, he thought of Sakura, looking to her when he felt unsure of himself. And when he was about to be swallowed up by Shukaku's sand, he looks at Sakura, still trapped in the sand's clutches, and gains the strength to summon Gamabunta, and says, "I will protect Sakura-chan!!! No matter what!!" And he doesn't stop trying to defeat Gaara until he learns Sakura is okay; only then does he relax.
About Itachi's speech, Itachi said he had Kushina and the others but Naruto think about everyone (all his friends) not someome in particular like Itachi, and from there states a difference on Naruto's, his personal desires wont affect his main goals, like fullfilling the promise and saving Sasuke or protecting his friends because in the end he will still be kage because he was acknowledged by everyone.
That's because the main point of Itachi's speech is for Naruto not to forget about any of his friends, not just his love. I think if he would have thought of Sakura in particular it may have detracted from the scene. Plus it's war... he's got more important things on his mind at the moment (like saving the world).
Also about the confession thing is that there's no impact on Naruto confessing to Sakura rather than be a pairing moment, it's kinda obvious that this( if it happens) wont be a moment where she falls in love with him.
i'm not against a confession from him but there's no impact on his confession anymore.
I disagree. I think if Naruto were to confess to Sakura it would have a huge impact, including on Sakura. Of course, if he only said "I love you," then it wouldn't have that much effect because we (and Sakura) already know that, but all three other confessions in the series (Hinata's and both of Sakura's) had something more than just "I love you." In Hinata's and Sakura's to Naruto, they talked about how they kind of came to love him, and the impact he had on them, and in Sakura's to Sasuke, she talked about how much she loved him and how she wanted him to stay in Konoha, etc., etc. So if Naruto were to confess, I think he would talk about how much Sakura, individually, has done for him, and how much he appreciates her and cherishes her, and all that, which I think would help with Sakura's low opinion of herself, especially when it comes to Naruto ("The only things I can do for Naruto are so small," "I'm the one who's hurt him the most," and so on). Plus, it would have him openly showing affection for her, which we haven't had much of in Part II (because he thought she was in love with someone else). AND, it would add to the theme of "new generation surpassing the old," because while Obito didn't get a chance to confess his feelings to Rin, Naruto would (for Sakura).
Posted by Hiraishin on 05 June 2013 - 09:55 AM
Hell no. What makes you think that?Does this mean Hinata has surpassed Neji with the twin lion fists? Good for her if she did.
Posted by Hiraishin on 05 June 2013 - 09:47 AM
Agreed. Team 8 is just kind of... There. They're like barely a team tbh. Just goes to show how unimportant Team 8 (and subsequently Hinata) are to other characters/the plot.Am I the only one that feels like Team 8 is... lacking? Team 7 and Team 10 are complete in synch with their members, but Team 8 is out there doing solo-acts. I would have preferred to see a combo attack from them, but it looks like they're slacking in the teamwork department.
THIS. Exactly this. I don't care if Hinata shows up and does some cool moves, good for her. But her fixation on Naruto is really annoying and just unhealthy, to the point that she doesn't even seem to think of what others besides Naruto have done for her. She's more of a fangirl than Sakura ever was tbfh.It isn't that we are adverse to her receiving some acknowledgement in battle. The flaw with Hinata lies in her mentality. All she appears to do is fixate on Naruto without holding much regard for the other people in her life. What about offering her cousin gratitude as well for his sacrifice? Or her teammates for having always stood by her side? Does she not have any ambitions of her own like reconciling with her father and attempting to prove that she is capable of acting as the heiress of her clan? The one-dimensionality of her character is what many people become agitated by.
Posted by Hiraishin on 05 June 2013 - 09:09 AM
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Posted by Hiraishin on 29 May 2013 - 07:59 AM
What I don't get is where is all the hate for Hinata for needing to be saved? Or Sasuke? Or Naruto for that matter? Neji died protecting him. You cover for your homies in a fight. Period.
EXACTLY. You hit the nail on the head.
Oh well. It sounds like Sakura's being awesome in this chapter, and will continue to be awesome in the next.
Edit:
@Atheck You make a good point... I guess Kishimoto hadn't though this through, haha. Typical Kishi.