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[Otaru]

That translation is a fake.Correctly it should be "no we never (do the animations).

(generally speaking) kishimoto and the manga crew contribute ideas to a naruto film while the storyline is in the making but the proper screenplay is always written by some (professional) film script writer from the film makers side."""

 

So it's the same as RtN.

Kishi did give the story he wanted, and someone else who is experienced in movie has done the screenplay.

That's all.
I knew this info was weird.

Edited by Otaru, 07 October 2014 - 05:53 PM.

[TouKen4Life3g]

To be fair, we all don't know what the Last holds I term of work connection. Sure it's after, but what's the reason of it. In short, nothing new here. The wait continues..

[六道仙人]

lol, you are a little silly...

 

I will explain you something...
Do you know that Kishimoto is not a professional screenplayer, right?

It's pretty much the same thing that happened at the time of ROAD TO NINJA. At the time, Kishimoto gave to the anime staff a lot of things like characters sketches, storyline (do you remember those scans from WSJ? I am sure that a few of you do), he devised the plot (there was even a scan on WSJ with his handwriting, divided in 3 parts, that famous paper where there was written "Tobi (aka Obito) [....]".
Although the plot was devised by him, Kishimoto wasn't credited as screenplayer for ROAD TO NINJA but it was Yuka Miyata (I am sure that you know her well lol), a professional screenplayer that works for studio pierrot.
Well, now it's like that time, Kishimoto creates the plot for THE LAST, how the story will go ahead and then a screenplayer will make the script with dialogues, etc.. But it doesn't change much, because behind all this there is Kishimoto who is supervising everything.

 

the assistant, on that tweet, just said that they (kishimoto and all his crew) don't make animations. Just that he (kishimoto) gives his supervisione for the movie with his thoughts and a screenplayer will make the job based on his thoughts.

Edited by 六道仙人, 07 October 2014 - 05:56 PM.

[luffyq1]

The story was by him, he just wasn't the screenplay writer (that was Yuka Miyata, lol). He's not a screenplay writer, so he's not going to write the entire script, but that doesn't mean they're not his ideas. He gives the ideas, and the writer takes them and creates what he's given into a complete script.

got it. sounds like inception though lol.

[narusakunojutsu]

so, do we have an information about this movie is canon or not?

[elmas]

lol, you are a little silly...

 

I will explain you something...
Do you know that Kishimoto is not a professional screenplayer, right?

It's pretty much the same thing that happened at the time of ROAD TO NINJA. At the time, Kishimoto gave to the anime staff a lot of things like characters sketches, storyline (do you remember those scans from WSJ? I am sure that a few of you do), he devised the plot (there was even a scan on WSJ with his handwriting, divided in 3 parts, that famous paper where there was written "Tobi (aka Obito) [....]".
Although the plot was devised by him, Kishimoto wasn't credited as screenplayer for ROAD TO NINJA but it was Yuka Miyata (I am sure that you know her well lol), a professional screenplayer that works for studio pierrot.
Well, now it's like that time, Kishimoto creates the plot for THE LAST, how the story will go ahead and then a screenplayer will make the script with dialogues, etc.. But it doesn't change much, because behind all this there is Kishimoto who is supervising everything.

Thanks man.Btw I'm not silly!

[Otaru]

lol, you are a little silly...

 

I will explain you something...
Do you know that Kishimoto is not a professional screenplayer, right?

It's pretty much the same thing that happened at the time of ROAD TO NINJA. At the time, Kishimoto gave to the anime staff a lot of things like characters sketches, storyline (do you remember those scans from WSJ? I am sure that a few of you do), he devised the plot (there was even a scan on WSJ with his handwriting, divided in 3 parts, that famous paper where there was written "Tobi (aka Obito) [....]".
Although the plot was devised by him, Kishimoto wasn't credited as screenplayer for ROAD TO NINJA but it was Yuka Miyata (I am sure that you know her well lol), a professional screenplayer that works for studio pierrot.
Well, now it's like that time, Kishimoto creates the plot for THE LAST, how the story will go ahead and then a screenplayer will make the script with dialogues, etc.. But it doesn't change much, because behind all this there is Kishimoto who is supervising everything.

 

the assistant, on that tweet, just said that they (kishimoto and all his crew) don't make animations. Just that he (kishimoto) gives his supervisione for the movie with his thoughts and a screenplayer will make the job based on his thoughts.

 

THIS.

[merryGOflava]

okay.....so uh....no new info?

[六道仙人]

Thanks man.Btw I'm not silly!

 

u are...since u are in the wrong forum.

[Kster95]

So basically this is all we will see of future NV so its pretty much what would have actually happened. So we can sort of count it as canon.

[SuperSilverStar]

okay.....so uh....no new info?

Most likely tomorrow when the new chapter is out.

[elmas]

 

u are...since u are in the wrong forum.

Ah I should be in a NH&SS forum.

[六道仙人]

guys.... I had bee saying for months that this movie is canon... ROAD TO NINJA was half canon because the story was placed in an alternative universe. But this time, it's the real world, set after a timeskip. It's the prologue of the current story.

[elmas]

Yeah,I think it's canon too.

[machi]

lol, you are a little silly...

 

I will explain you something...
Do you know that Kishimoto is not a professional screenplayer, right?

It's pretty much the same thing that happened at the time of ROAD TO NINJA. At the time, Kishimoto gave to the anime staff a lot of things like characters sketches, storyline (do you remember those scans from WSJ? I am sure that a few of you do), he devised the plot (there was even a scan on WSJ with his handwriting, divided in 3 parts, that famous paper where there was written "Tobi (aka Obito) [....]".
Although the plot was devised by him, Kishimoto wasn't credited as screenplayer for ROAD TO NINJA but it was Yuka Miyata (I am sure that you know her well lol), a professional screenplayer that works for studio pierrot.
Well, now it's like that time, Kishimoto creates the plot for THE LAST, how the story will go ahead and then a screenplayer will make the script with dialogues, etc.. But it doesn't change much, because behind all this there is Kishimoto who is supervising everything.

 

the assistant, on that tweet, just said that they (kishimoto and all his crew) don't make animations. Just that he (kishimoto) gives his supervisione for the movie with his thoughts and a screenplayer will make the job based on his thoughts.

 

"kishimoto supervising everything".......where? The only thing I see is "contributing" and that implies a very different level and amount of involvement.

 

I see we are driving a bit off tangent here

[Kster95]

guys.... I had bee saying for months that this movie is canon... ROAD TO NINJA was half canon because the story was placed in an alternative universe. But this time, it's the real world, set after a timeskip. It's the prologue of the current story.

 

Thanks. This is good as a lot of hints are saying NS for the last and if its not canon who knows what sort of arguments people from other ships will make.

[六道仙人]

guys... it's just funny read the topic of the movie on NF... people still refuse the idea of RTN being just a work from anime staff and kishimoto gave only sketches...  

Of course. they don't like the idea of this movie not being written completely by kishimoto.

[narusakunojutsu]

Yeah, I think it's canon too. I'm just a little bit confused because of that tweet.

[TouKen4Life3g]

got it. sounds like inception though lol.

Hmmm...Naruto may have a family, but the top was spinning and never stopped. Or did it?????

[elmas]

They accept that as canon when there are NH&SS moments.