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[trang95]

That one a few chapters from the end where Sasuke kicks Naruto and is all like "goodbye my one and only friend". XD

You mean that Naruto vs Sasuke fight in Part 1XD! Gosh, I love that fight b/w Naruto and Sasuke! Both beated the living kitten out of each other- w/out any stupid powerups.

[NarutoUzumaki01]

Yup. It's actually a trilogy. At the end, *SPOILER* that chick and the pervert marry and get a son

Well, I guess I know were the Last got his goal.

You mean that Naruto vs Sasuke fight in Part 1XD! Gosh, I love that fight b/w Naruto and Sasuke! Both beated the living kitten out of each other- w/out any stupid powerups.

Nope, she mean last fight in part 2, where Sasuke in the end standed with chidoir above Naruto.

Edited by NarutoUzumaki01, 06 February 2015 - 05:30 PM.

[trang95]

Well, I guess I know were the Last got his goal.Nope, she mean last fight in part 2, where Sasuke in the end standed with chidoir above Naruto.

... I could have sworn Sasuke said that in Part 1, too... He probably said something similar but slightly different I guess.

[TouKen4Life3g]

Well, I guess I know were the Last got his goal.Nope, she mean last fight in part 2, where Sasuke in the end standed with chidoir above Naruto.

I sometimes believe that's where it got the idea. We western kittened it up. I'm actually curious if 50 Shades goes to Japan, I wonder how the sales would be.

[NarutoUzumaki01]

... I could have sworn Sasuke said that in Part 1, too... He probably said something similar but slightly different I guess.

Kishimoto did great job with foreshadowing, parallels, and stuff like that, to kitten it up all in 2 chapters 

[FireFox]

Every time I see this phrase, this pops-up in my head:

LOL That's my fav video and gif for that phrase I always use it  the guy is hilarious  .

[NarutoUzumaki01]

LOL That's my fav video and gif for that phrase I always use it  the guy is hilarious  .

So it was you, who posted it 

[RedFaction]

Kishimoto did great job with foreshadowing, parallels, and stuff like that, to kitten it up all in 2 chapters 

I still think most of this ending was SP's idea because they want to milk the series for all its worth by setting up a part 3. We know the movie was mainly SP's doing too.

 

Kishi messed up big time by agreeing to go with this ending, but it was SP and their blatant favoritism for Hinata hime-sama that started it all.

Edited by RedFaction, 06 February 2015 - 05:46 PM.

[NarutoUzumaki01]

Here is one thing I wonder, guys; did it come off sometimes like Kakashi felt like he had ignored Naruto? I mean, we saw a lot of times he looked down on him, either because of how he is, or his not being "smart", as well as his also trying to shape Naruto into the kind of ninja he felt he needed to be. A good example to me was Kakashi "dumping" Naruto onto Ebisu just so he could focus on his own training, and then showing some of his favoritism when Sasuke found him. Also the fact Kakashi seemed to look down on Naruto making a similar Jutsu with the Naruto Uzumaki Barrage to the Lion's Barrage, yet he didn't even need a Sharingan to do it and only saw Sasuke do the Lion's Barrage once. What I wanna know--- is it because of Naruto being a Jinchuriki?  Was it painful memories since Naruto is Minato's son? Or is it Kakashi and a preconceived notion that natural geniuses beat those who work hard enough? I'd like to get a few opinions on this.

Kakashi coudn't taught Naruto most of his skills, because Naruto was other kind of shinobi, more like Jiraiya, so he helped him in his own way. And Kakashi always saw in Naruto something he coudn't achive by himself.

 

I still think most of this ending was SP's idea because they want to milk the series for all its worth by setting up a part 3. We know the movie was mainly SP's doing too.

 

Kishi messed up big time by agreeing to go with this ending, but it was SP and their blatant favoritism for Hinata hime-sama that started it all.

So we got nothing at all.

[Bryon_Konoha_Ninja]

Kakashi coudn't taught Naruto most of his skills, because Naruto was other kind of shinobi, more like Jiraiya, so he helped him in his own way. And Kakashi always saw in Naruto something he coudn't achive by himself.

 

 

Still doesn't mean Kakashi couldn't have done more right by Naruto, like actually being impressed with his ingenuity during the Chunin Exams vs. Kiba and all that, as well as not trying to mold Naruto to be like him at times.

[RedFaction]

Kakashi coudn't taught Naruto most of his skills, because Naruto was other kind of shinobi, more like Jiraiya, so he helped him in his own way. And Kakashi always saw in Naruto something he coudn't achive by himself.

 

So we got nothing at all.

That doesn't really excuse the fact that Kakashi didn't teach Sakura anything either. He practically pushed her onto Tsunade because that is where she learned everything beyond the academy.

 

Yep we got nothing at all.

[Bryon_Konoha_Ninja]

That doesn't really excuse the fact that Kakashi didn't teach Sakura anything either. He practically pushed her onto Tsunade because that is where she learned everything beyond the academy.

 

Exactly! He didn't even teach Naruto and Sakura nature transformation! X_X A theory my friend Gil has, Red, is that Kakashi saw his old team in his current team; seeing Obito in Naruto, himself in Sasuke, and Rin in Sakura. And that caused problems even if he didn't want to admit it.

[FireFox]

Here is one thing I wonder, guys; did it come off sometimes like Kakashi felt like he had ignored Naruto? I mean, we saw a lot of times he looked down on him, either because of how he is, or his not being "smart", as well as his also trying to shape Naruto into the kind of ninja he felt he needed to be. A good example to me was Kakashi "dumping" Naruto onto Ebisu just so he could focus on his own training, and then showing some of his favoritism when Sasuke found him. Also the fact Kakashi seemed to look down on Naruto making a similar Jutsu with the Naruto Uzumaki Barrage to the Lion's Barrage, yet he didn't even need a Sharingan to do it and only saw Sasuke do the Lion's Barrage once. What I wanna know--- is it because of Naruto being a Jinchuriki?  Was it painful memories since Naruto is Minato's son? Or is it Kakashi and a preconceived notion that natural geniuses beat those who work hard enough? I'd like to get a few opinions on this.

Kakashi was a kitten to both Naruto and Sakura  and gave all of his attention to Sasuke just bc he was an Uchiha bc you know they get everything  he really did nothing for Sakura as a Sensei  he's the kittentiest Sensei ever sign .

 

So it was you, who posted it 

But of course    .

[NarutoUzumaki01]

 

Still doesn't mean Kakashi couldn't have done more right by Naruto, like actually being impressed with his ingenuity during the Chunin Exams vs. Kiba and all that, as well as not trying to mold Naruto to be like him at times.

But he didn't.

 

 

Exactly! He didn't even teach Naruto and Sakura nature transformation! X_X A theory my friend Gil has, Red, is that Kakashi saw his old team in his current team; seeing Obito in Naruto, himself in Sasuke, and Rin in Sakura. And that caused problems even if he didn't want to admit it.

Well, Kakashi always thinked that he failed, so he just goes by it.

 

That doesn't really excuse the fact that Kakashi didn't teach Sakura anything either. He practically pushed her onto Tsunade because that is where she learned everything beyond the academy.

He? Sakura herself went to Tsunade, to become perfect dustcleaner 

[RedFaction]

He? Sakura herself went to Tsunade, to become perfect dustcleaner 

Well I say practically because Kakashi wasn't doing anything to help her so she had to find help on her own. Whatever doesn't really matter since in the end all that hard work with Tsunade didn't pay off for anything. She could have just stuck with what Kakashi taught her and the result would still be the same.

[Narufan85]

It's so quiet today...

I know. Creepy.

That one a few chapters from the end where Sasuke kicks Naruto and is all like "goodbye my one and only friend". XD

There were some good momens of the fight but on the whole I didn't like it. Naruto deserved a decisive win for the big fight with his rival.

[Narufan85]

Here is one thing I wonder, guys; did it come off sometimes like Kakashi felt like he had ignored Naruto? I mean, we saw a lot of times he looked down on him, either because of how he is, or his not being "smart", as well as his also trying to shape Naruto into the kind of ninja he felt he needed to be. A good example to me was Kakashi "dumping" Naruto onto Ebisu just so he could focus on his own training, and then showing some of his favoritism when Sasuke found him. Also the fact Kakashi seemed to look down on Naruto making a similar Jutsu with the Naruto Uzumaki Barrage to the Lion's Barrage, yet he didn't even need a Sharingan to do it and only saw Sasuke do the Lion's Barrage once. What I wanna know--- is it because of Naruto being a Jinchuriki?  Was it painful memories since Naruto is Minato's son? Or is it Kakashi and a preconceived notion that natural geniuses beat those who work hard enough? I'd like to get a few opinions on this.

Yeah, I hated Kakashi as a teacher. He was awful.

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

the hidden feelings => money. They're trying to bait NS fans only ! There's nothing hidden about her feelings ! 

 

I think no NS fan should buy the book period. Let the SS purchase them. Although 95% chance its still a marketing fraud, the of five chance that it isn't. Let the SS fangirls be pissed if that 5% happens

[NarutoUzumaki01]

 

I think no NS fan should buy the book period. Let the SS purchase them. Although 95% chance its still a marketing fraud, the of five chance that it isn't. Let the SS fangirls be pissed if that 5% happens

5% more like 0,000005%

[RedFaction]

 

I think no NS fan should buy the book period. Let the SS purchase them. Although 95% chance its still a marketing fraud, the of five chance that it isn't. Let the SS fangirls be pissed if that 5% happens

I'm positive it's just a marketing fraud. Anything else would do more damage than good.