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[SuperChief]

Could this be what Sakura is telling Hinata in that clothes shop?

It could be that or Naruto will personally tell or express that to Sakura.

Hmm..But then that will be a bit strange.
im still feverish and was forced to have bed rest so ill nitpick on this movie for awhile whenever i get tired from playing lol.
but seriously..
Do you guys have an idea bout this?

 

Perish the thought.

[DarkRadeon]

 

 

 

Does this really say Hinata has hidden feelings and they havent reached Naruto?

[Raito]

Please Kishi don't skip the romance. I want to see how he gets with Sakura.

[Harbour]

Very well, since there will be manga about Naruto-father, it willl be nice to see more NaruSaku interactions as husband and wife team. Its cool.

[chouzu_tao]

Can someone tell what this specific quote from Yamato to Sakura was again?

 

 

Are you talking about the bridge scene? If so:

 

"It's not what you do for Naruto that's important. It's how strongly you feel about him that counts... Hmph. Sakura, I can tell just by looking at you. The truth is you---"

 

Anyway, I just can't keep up with this thread. Every time someone posts something and I have something to add to it someone else already voices my opinion. 

 

The general gist of the last 30 pages I hadn't read before today is that people feel the movie might be about Hinata getting resolution. I'm in the camp with those who don't agree with this. That would make Kishi a push over as a writer. 

 

That being said I've never felt like Kishi was a very strong writer. He's had his moments were 2+2 =4 (putting the right pieces in place for the dramatic to work effectively) but he just is extremely inconsistent.

 

As far as the post between the student and their legit professor (no sarcasm), I agree with everything they say, but keep in mind that Kishi isn't a seasoned writer. He may very well make the mistakes that the professor talk about or may be aware of the "conventions and logics" of writing but want to go against it. Keep in mind he once stated he wanted to be Shikamaru but felt more like Naruto, noting that Sasuke is the cool guy. So the ending is dependent on what type of writer he will be. One who is unable to escape what he feels the truths of his life were (that the uncool guy doesn't get that girl) or one who follows through with what he has put on paper. And while it is a stereotype of females in Japan, girls like Hinata do have guys who like that type, maybe Kishi likes that type and so wishes that for his character too. And while writing can be more than realistic, in the real world, one does not always get what they want or have worked for. Some people do work all their lives for their dreams and never amount to much success. -- With this being a manga, maybe he'll continue with the themes of hard work = success, but when you think about it no one has worked especially hard for love or on a base level, a romantic relationship. Honestly no one's main goal has been this more than Hinata. So while someone may think of some one a lot and have done somethings they would already have done themselves partially for their sake (save Sasuke "for" Sakura) that does not really count as working hard for someone or to be with them. Edit: as it stands though Naruto's actions are the only ones that really count as "for the one you love" I'm just saying by realistic standards they don't award as many points that count for "doing something to be with someone.

 

Listen I'll be the first to admit, while I'd shout for joy if Naruto and Sakura decide to share their lives together, I wouldn't be surprised or honestly all that upset if Hinata and Naruto wind up together. I wouldn't be as happy because I've had less time to really root for them. I interpret those NaruHina moments as romantic. One sided yes, but opens enough of a possibility that Naruto realizes this later. It's just my opinion and you're free to have your own. The only thing that would make me upset is SasuSaku just because it's terrifying, honestly, that an abusive relationship would wind up canon. 

Edited by chouzu_tao, 02 November 2014 - 03:40 PM.

[SuperChief]

 

 

Are you talking about the bridge scene? If so:

 

"It's not what you do for Naruto that's important. It's how strongly you feel about him that counts... Hmph. Sakura, I can tell just by looking at you. The truth is you---"

 

Is the bold really included in that quote?

[abloublou]

 

 

 

Does this really say Hinata has hidden feelings and they havent reached Naruto?

All those years you thought Hinata loved Naruto.

You were wrong.

She hated him. The red scarf is just an evil plot to strangle him to death.

 

Red like Naruto's blood.

Edited by abloublou, 02 November 2014 - 03:33 PM.

[FreakySandra1995]

 

Is the bold really included in that quote?

 

No, it's not

[Advaith]

IF there will be manga/story about naruto as a father i soo want to see NaruSaku interactions as husband and wife.Just imagine those two as parents raising their children.It will be so fun and love.

Edited by Advaith, 02 November 2014 - 03:33 PM.

[redragon88]

Guys, I don't think Kishi wanting to write a story about Naurto as a father confirms a Part 3. For all we know he may just want to write a short story about it, or even do a movie about that in the future.

[FreakySandra1995]

Guys, I don't think Kishi wanting to write a story about Naurto as a father confirms a Part 3. For all we know he may just want to write a short story about it, or even do a movie about that in the future.

 

Well, he wants to draw it, so it will at least be a short story if he wants to go through it (IF the translation is correct of course)

[chouzu_tao]

 

No, it's not

 

Is the quote from the picture? Yeah I don't read Japanese. But it is the general continuation of the speech as appears in the chapter.

[NSmakessense]

Guys, I don't think Kishi wanting to write a story about Naurto as a father confirms a Part 3. For all we know he may just want to write a short story about it, or even do a movie about that in the future.

^This. I think the man itself may not want to continue this story any further. I can only see him doing someting like Akira Toriyama is doing right now.

[lupina]

I do not think that he wanted to write a story with Naruto as the dad - I think it means that he now feels that he is able to portray Naruto as a father, now that he is one himself. 

[FreakySandra1995]

 

Is the quote from the picture? Yeah I don't read Japanese. But it is the general continuation of the speech as appears in the chapter.

I don't either, but as far as it was translated, it's only the "it doesn't matter..." part that is played there. 

[Kster95]

Guys I think it was just a playful conversation. I wouldnt put  much thought into it. 

[elmas]

He can do a one shot about NS family.

[NSmakessense]

I do not think that he wanted to write a story with Naruto as the dad - I think it means that he now feels that he is able to portray Naruto as a father, now that he is one himself. 

Hoping that he portrays him as a father in the epilogue

[K9ofChaos]

What's going on here?

[DarkRadeon]

Is this paragraph basically the interview?

 

Edited by DarkRadeon, 02 November 2014 - 03:46 PM.