
chapter 474.....
#21
Posted 05 May 2010 - 06:53 PM
The only thing that sucks, is that I don't have any motivation to continue my fanfics because of my lack of interest in the series. I read the chapter every weak out of habit, and because I've read it for so long, so I want to see it end so I haven't wasted years on this.

#22
Posted 05 May 2010 - 08:02 PM
The only thing that sucks, is that I don't have any motivation to continue my fanfics because of my lack of interest in the series. I read the chapter every weak out of habit, and because I've read it for so long, so I want to see it end so I haven't wasted years on this.
Wow, that's....depressing.
That's like saying "I no longer want to be a catholic, but I still read the bible and go to church out of habit."
#23
Posted 05 May 2010 - 08:11 PM
That's like saying "I no longer want to be a catholic, but I still read the bible and go to church out of habit."
Actually I see what Vyse is getting at. The pairing wars ruins a lot of the Naruto fandom because its all some people want to talk about. Ive had my times where Ive been really annoyed even by our shippers. As for getting tired of Naruto, it happens. I stopped keeping track of Inuyasha years ago, but read the ending anyway because I had followed it for a good while so might as well finish it.
#24
Posted 05 May 2010 - 08:13 PM
#25
Posted 05 May 2010 - 09:20 PM


#26
Posted 05 May 2010 - 09:20 PM
^It seems that way so both may be biased.
Looking at the overall points marked more accurately, Sakura chosen Naruto and it is a fact. It would explain their last encounter as well, at the Ichiraku ramen, where the moment was a little awkward. It proves that the confession was indeed real. It explains why Naruto collapsed on the ground hyper-ventilating, taking too much info at once and his whole world turned upside down (thus the broken team 7 photo). Everyone made his decision and now it's up to Kishimoto to present the final scene of Naruto and Sakura.It isn't a surprise as well because we all quite knew Sakura has fallen in love with Naruto. Romance may not be a main in Kishimoto's view, but I think he wrote an entire romantic novel. Right now I am reading "Red and Black" by Stendhal and it presents in my opinion a storyline same to Naruto (but I haven't read it all, though). It presents many love triangles and the idea of someone wanted to be acknowledged in the higher society. I recommend it to who wants to read a pure psychologic novel

The only thing I can say, is that NaruSaku is cannon and it was since the beginnings but only now it materializes itself.
EDIT: Btw, I am kind of sleepy so I may have bad reasoning right now...
Edited by untold62, 05 May 2010 - 09:30 PM.
#27
Posted 05 May 2010 - 09:23 PM
Rereading the MS version, assuming from the recent issue, there were grammatical errors (and this was translated by Hisshouburaiken for Mangastream/Binktopia). And since Japanese is very hard to translate because of kanji, hiragana and katakana scripts, plus the language and grammar are very different than English, you have to realize that it has to be translate so it can make sense to readers who reads English.
And ever since that issue with the translator's comment about "Sai BETTER not go to Sakura about Naruto's feelings, he should've focus on Hinata's confession", the fans really irritates me because they want things their way/opinion. I'm currently having that in school, I don't wanna more of it on the net.
What's Happening with the Naruto series as of now!
#28
Posted 06 May 2010 - 02:09 AM
And ever since that issue with the translator's comment about "Sai BETTER not go to Sakura about Naruto's feelings, he should've focus on Hinata's confession", the fans really irritates me because they want things their way/opinion. I'm currently having that in school, I don't wanna more of it on the net.
So wait?
The pairing wars ended some weeks back, but translators twisted the translation?
Hmm... well, whatever. Japanese is a hard language to translate.
#29
Posted 06 May 2010 - 02:24 AM
#30
Posted 06 May 2010 - 02:50 AM
The pairing wars ended some weeks back, but translators twisted the translation?
Hmm... well, whatever. Japanese is a hard language to translate.
Well they wont be over until Naruto and Sakura actually are together. But Sai definitely said that Sakura used to be in love with Sasuke and that she really did confess her feelings for Naruto. Like Derock said, the translators can be fickle so one might've done it because they're frustrated over Hinata not getting any mentions in what seems like forever. I want to say it was just a mistake, that something was lost in translation, but like some have previously stated, stuff like this has happened before.
#31
Posted 06 May 2010 - 03:40 AM
So wait...what this whole thing is about a translation scandal, but this is on a larger point, stuff like this has happened before yeah, but this isn't just the same old, yeah another hint we told you so kind of thing is it?
Then what doesn't make this a vast conspiracy in which the online translators actually work for Shonen Jump and give false translations in order to keep people buying the volumes in other countries thus increasing their revenue stream in order to keep a high viewership and that they say they're cracking down because someone caught wind of it so they're just using it as an excuse for more direct readership!?!

SLAP!!!!
Dramatic accent: SNAP OUT OF IT MAN!
........Okay I'm back!

Edited by Insurrection, 06 May 2010 - 03:41 AM.

#32
Posted 06 May 2010 - 07:30 AM
Lord knows I can't remember anything else about it aside from the shippy rage from the moment in it (which was mistranslated, as it seems to have turned out).
I'm somewhat different in that the pairing of NaruSaku is really all that's binding me to the series anymore. I want to see how that particular thread pans out, so no matter how long I don't read for it's almost inevitable I'm going to drop in to see if anythings cropped up with the two. Otherwise the main plot of the series has more or less lost me.
Quality's not important to some folks, though. I've known more than my share of readers who were more interested in the pairings than any of the story being told. So for folks like that, they've long since lost sight of the forest for the tree's; for them being right and "winning" the shipping wars is most important and whether the story is any good is another matter entirely.
I'm at this point too, really. Though I don't always read it every week. I kind of drift in and out. I'll read each week for about three or four weeks in a row, then just stop for three weeks to three months, then get curious and check in. My interest in it on the whole though is pretty much spent. The manga's been mediocre to bad for so long that even the chapters that are a bright spot aren't enough to get me hopeful for the series.

#33
Posted 06 May 2010 - 07:57 AM


I just want to see Naruto kick some you know what butt at the end of this manga.


#34
Posted 06 May 2010 - 10:08 AM
It's funny how, if it was translated properly the first time, that it would be a total switch: "I can't stand people who lie to themselves"-"She chose you over Sasuke", now that's when I'd freak. I would have been like "YEAH BOY!" kinda like Naruto did xP •^^• Well, now we know and officially positive NS is gonna happen.

#35
Posted 06 May 2010 - 11:45 AM
Actually, the translators are doing it intentionally and their scanlations are being biased on purpose since they don't get a thing from putting the scanlations on the internet and are doing it just for fan purposes. In other words, they don't or wouldn't care how many pairing shipping people would leave if they would translate correctly for NaruSaku for example.
And I was thinking, wasn't NaruSaku the most shipped pairing in Japan for some time already? I have been reading somewhere, in the NF forums I think about this. They wouldn't need a translation so they had NaruSaku cannon for a longer time I guess

#36
Posted 06 May 2010 - 11:58 AM



#37
Posted 06 May 2010 - 12:57 PM
All I know is that NS will be canon, if Naruto lives I don't know and almost don't care because he's stupid to be holding onto a bond with a criminal. Its like he's risks 1000 lives to save one.
So is there any hot manga out there to read besides Bleach?
Let light be our guide towards victory
Whenever there's despair there's a darkness, whenever there's hope there's a light and it's up to us to bring in that light.
#38
Posted 06 May 2010 - 02:41 PM
Naruto is a shonen manga targets at early male teenagers, starred by gaudy-costumed, loud, twelve-years old teenagers who called themselves ninjas, and in the beginning it was a Tournament kind of series. Given those circumstances, you couldn't possibly expect it was a complex, mature series intended for a grownup readership. I don't get why people thinks it was so wonderfully, beautifully and deeply written in Part I. In fact, I have read again the early volumes and I must tell people remember those stories with rose-colored glasses. I doubt I would have started liking the series if I would have read the chapters in a weekly basis right like fans do now.
Naruto pulled me in for the characters, the world and the fights. It never pulled me in for I thought the writing was brilliant. It never was. And I never expected it was.
Edit:
I don't know if you trust my criteria, but...
Rurouni Kenshin (samurais), Slam Dunk (basketball/romance), Dragon Quest (high fantasy), Maison Ikkoku (romance/humor, written by Inu-Yasha's author), Kimagure Orange Road (romance/humor)... If you want some deeper, Versailles no Bara or Lone Wolf and Cub. And if you want something newer, Claymore is pretty good.
Anyway, I think we are going severely off-topic.
Edited by Jenskott, 06 May 2010 - 02:56 PM.
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#39
Posted 06 May 2010 - 03:22 PM
Actually, I think it's much better now than in part 1. In part 2 Kishimoto is making the plotlines, characters and tone deeper, more complex. It started taking on that tone in the later part of part 1 with the whole backstory with Gaara, then Tsunade's story, etc... but most of part 2, except for the comedic breaks have been on that level and even deeper.
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#40
Posted 06 May 2010 - 03:44 PM
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