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[LuckyChi7]

And another thing, you're telling me Naruto was wrong on Sakura? Why are we supporting if he was wrong in the first place? Who does that?

 

 

Kishi just doesn't know what to say anymore.... the sad fool doesn't know what's right or wrong anymore if anything people are gonna him as the fraud he truly is. 

 

 

Wait this just reminded me of something, you know how Sasuke's reasoning for being the center villain after the  Kaguya fight and how he wanted to shoulder the hatred from all the shinobi just so everyone could be in Unity. Well my friend at work was texting me about this and he says well what if all these interviews are just for Kishi to take the fall as in what if he's doing it on purpose....

 

 

I mean it's not a bad idea, but I don't really think this is the case. 

[Yyubie]

Tomorrow Boruto movie launch ... and today this interview came. What is the purpose of this interview?

Only snake and poison came out of kishi mouth.

 

Again he said SS was planed ... but he doesn't know how to make it happen. Yeah for kitten sake 15 years you still don't have any idea after fifteen kittening how to make it happen ? isn't that a lot of time to find a way how to make it happen?

 

AGAIN he said sakura is not the heroine. Yeah where the hell is that kittening princess at part 1 when the protagonist hanging around sitting on that swing alone?? hiding behind a kittening TREE???. When the protagonist clearly said there is no shortcut to become hokage, the heroine said you should cheat in written chunnin exam??? when the protagonist got beat up by kiba, sakura is the only one that know and believe naruto is gonna win, even the kittening heroine believe he gonna lose to kiba?? when then protagonist got beat almost dead by sasuke and got into hospital why the kittening heroine princess racks sama never visit??

[TouKen4Life3g]

Holy kitten! Did anyone see DBZ day one opening number?! Almost $2 million!!!

[rocci]

Why kishi said naruto and sakura is not right?

[NaruSaku fan in Kentucky]

Holy kitten! Did anyone see DBZ day one opening number?! Almost $2 million!!!

I wonder how much Burrito will make? 

[rocci]

I wonder how much Burrito will make? 

Just like the last most likely.

[TouKen4Life3g]

Why kishi said naruto and sakura is not right?

Because fans said so.

[redrose3443]

Why kishi said naruto and sakura is not right?

Because he has no logical reason on why they didn't happen, so he says BS like " they're just not right", " Sakura would be a terrible woman for stealing him away from Hinata", " I always planned for SS/NH", ect. He has never offered up a real reason on why they didn't get together and he won't anytime soon, because there is no possible way he can justify his decision.

 

Kishimoto's hallow excuses just prove what kind of writer he is.

Edited by redrose3443, 06 August 2015 - 01:50 AM.

[Nar123]

Why kishi said naruto and sakura is not right?

 

Who knows ?

 

His story certainly shows otherwise

[Nostradamus]

Ladies and gentlemen please don't believe this crap of "I planned this from day 1" or "Sakura was never the heroine" or "I wrote this it's perfect" or "I planned the pairings since whatever day" or whatever BS he said since the ending came out.

 

All it is, is damage control combined with damage. He/they/whoever you think was behind this doesn't matter now, made a move.

The move didn't work the way he/they originally thought it would, and now all they're doing is trying to convince people that he/they planned this.

And we the readers (doesn't matter if you're a story fan or a fan of the pairings or whatever fan you were), we read it wrong.

 

We are the ones that simply didn't understood the story that was told to us.

That's what he/they/whoever you think is behind this (again doesn't matter) is trying to do or are trying to do. He/they cocked it up and can't take responsibility for it. Most likely because they are too deep into it and can't back down now. Financially speaking here. They invested too much in this. Here you have to understand the business side, if you do understand how that side works then you'll understand what I mean.

 

When you write a story for 15 kittening years, and in that story you repeatedly tell the readers over and over one thing. And then literally in the last second you change it entirely. Then you are the one that screwed up. Not us. You.

 

The End.

Edited by Nostradamus, 06 August 2015 - 02:15 AM.

[TouKen4Life3g]

I wonder how Japan is taking it...

[Luna]

WOW...........

[James S Cassidy]

Ladies and gentlemen please don't believe this crap of "I planned this from day 1" or "Sakura was never the heroine" or "I wrote this it's perfect" or "I planned the pairings since whatever day" or whatever BS he said since the ending came out.

 

All it is, is damage control combined with damage. He/they/whoever you think was behind this doesn't matter now, made a move.

The move didn't work the way he/they originally thought it would, and now all they're doing is trying to convince people that he/they planned this.

And we the readers (doesn't matter if you're a story fan or a fan of the pairings or whatever fan you were), we read it wrong.

 

We are the ones that simply didn't understood the story that was told to us.

That's what he/they/whoever you think is behind this (again doesn't matter) is trying to do or are trying to do. He/they cocked it up and can't take responsibility for it. Most likely because they are too deep into it and can't back down now. Financially speaking here. They invested too much in this. Here you have to understand the business side, if you do understand how that side works then you'll understand what I mean.

 

When you write a story for 15 kittening years, and in that story you repeatedly tell the readers over and over one thing. And then literally in the last second you change it entirely. Then you are the one that screwed up. Not us. You.

 

The End.

Why? Why can't they tell us the truth of it? At this point, they already lost so much that maintaining the lie is more problematic than telling the truth.

Why continue the lie when it takes more work than it is to tell the truth? I know some might say to keep reputation, but the reputation is so shot up that telling the truth might actually be more beneficial than keep the lie up.

Edited by James S Cassidy, 06 August 2015 - 02:38 AM.

[trang95]

WOW...........

Classic Kishi

[Nostradamus]

Why? Why can't they tell us the truth of it? At this point, they already lost so much that maintaining the lie is more problematic than telling the truth.

Why continue the lie when it takes more work than it is to tell the truth? I know some might say to keep reputation, but the reputation is so shot up that telling the truth might actually be more beneficial than keep the lie up.

Because they are too deep in it. You have to view it from a business point of view. I'll ask you this question.

You've invested an amount of money in something a movie let's say. Let's say you spend 10 million dollars on it for it (just an example).

 

The movie was already in production. Maybe already finished or close to being finished, and you found out that it's not really going to sell that well.

Now I ask you what do you do? Considering that you've already spend that amount of money.

Would you release the movie to make some of the money back because people will pay for it (not as much as you wanted but people will pay for it nonetheless) or would you cancel the movie and admit to the world the truth?

 

And I know the good guy in you may say "Yes I wouldn't release the movie and admit the truth." But remember there are other people behind you. Other people that don't care about the truth, or what is right or wrong, or your pride, or your story, or whatever you want, or think or even feel. People that only want to get paid. People that only care about money. And trust me people that only care about money do exist, I've dealt with two of them quite recently.

 

So what would you do?

 

 

The way I see it from them, it's better to continue the lie and hope for the best. They've started on this path and will continue on it to see what will happen. I also thought about something else about what they're doing but it's crazy. I know I've said I'll post it sometime soon but problems occurred. If I can I'll make it tomorrow but no promises.

Edited by Nostradamus, 06 August 2015 - 03:31 AM.

[Coca Cola]

Well this is apparently a new interview 

interview

• While you were writing the manga, were the characters’ romances also decided in advance?

They weren't particularly at the top of my mind... I thought I'd let the story take its natural course. I wrote the story while thinking 'Will Sasuke and Sakura end up together, and how will it happen?'. That's because I didn't put Sakura in the position called 'heroine'. Being the protagonist, Naruto was of course a special case - but the others were pretty equal, and I didn't think of them as either main or minor. I decided (on the romances) based on how the characters would act as the story went. Though on the way, I also thought that Naruto and Sakura wouldn't really be right (romantically). One way or another, I decided (on the romances) at a fairly early stage.

 

• So you left it to the characters themselves, is that right?

For me, how should I put it... I try not to be too aware of how (the characters) started their relationships. I get embarassed writing these things, and to be perfectly honest there are also some parts that I don't want to write about. (laugh) In 'The Last', Naruto's love story was written by someone else - and I'm glad that in the movie you can watch things that I couldn't write myself.

credit mezzomarinaio

http://www.cinematod...p/page/A0004639

 

[TouKen4Life3g]

Here's the requirement to read Kishimoto's interview.

 

http://sparda3g.tumb...motos-interview

 

You're welcome.

[Candleguy]

Well this is apparently a new interview 

interview

• While you were writing the manga, were the characters’ romances also decided in advance?

They weren't particularly at the top of my mind... I thought I'd let the story take its natural course. I wrote the story while thinking 'Will Sasuke and Sakura end up together, and how will it happen?'. That's because I didn't put Sakura in the position called 'heroine'. Being the protagonist, Naruto was of course a special case - but the others were pretty equal, and I didn't think of them as either main or minor. I decided (on the romances) based on how the characters would act as the story went. Though on the way, I also thought that Naruto and Sakura wouldn't really be right (romantically). One way or another, I decided (on the romances) at a fairly early stage.

 

• So you left it to the characters themselves, is that right?

For me, how should I put it... I try not to be too aware of how (the characters) started their relationships. I get embarassed writing these things, and to be perfectly honest there are also some parts that I don't want to write about. (laugh) In 'The Last', Naruto's love story was written by someone else - and I'm glad that in the movie you can watch things that I couldn't write myself.

credit mezzomarinaio

http://www.cinematod...p/page/A0004639

What he's basically saying here is that at some point he decided "I don't know what to do with Sakura" and since most of the people who seem to like her like her seem to be mostly based in relation to Sasuke I decided that's her thing.

 

This is the madness or dishonesty of this guy, so he decided that Naruto and Sakura wouldn't be romantically right early on but he decided to milk that pairing for all it was was worth rather than spending time on things that matter. I mean it was right up to the confession more than halfway through part 2 that Naruto was concerned about not being able to confess.

Edited by Candleguy, 06 August 2015 - 04:57 AM.

[RyohkiFan]

Here's the requirement to read Kishimoto's interview.
 
http://sparda3g.tumb...motos-interview
 
You're welcome.

How dare you put Gintama associating anything with Kishi and Naruto?!

[tricksie]

It's just another full-of-crap interview from Kishimoto. It's so blatantly obvious that he's promoting a pairing and scenario that's absolutely improbable to anyone who's actually read the manga. He's pitching to a whole new audience, and trying to convince anyone and everyone that he meant to end it this way. 

 

Sakura was always the heroine and he said so himself some time ago. He just gave up on her for money/SP. (And he can't say Hinata is the heroine because it's painfully obvious she's not.)

 

Again, these interviews are simply to retcon what's happening now. Not a reflection of the story or where it was meant to go. Kishimoto will say anything to sell tickets.