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[Pink Chidori]

It was a pretty good movie. But I didn't like the way they reversed Sakura's attitude. But eh, they did it for the sake of plot apparently so whatever. My favorite part was seeing Naruto bond with his parents. I especially loved the scene with Kushina blowing out the candles on the birthday cake. Oh! And when he hugged her for the first time.

[Sakamaki Izayoi]

y thats what i dont get eighter hope if kishi ment it like this if not i sense the biggest troll since like the anime history again good for you kishi xD

Obito says " the world the want on the bottom of their heart, That's why once the world is created,even I the creator cant change it, the purer you desires is the harder it is to fight against them".
Well Naruto have parents and Sakura not, but seriously why the hell she loves Naruto and Sasuke doesnt love her?
Unless if Kishimoto is implying what i'm thinking he is implying?

[HauntedCake]

Obito says " the world the want on the bottom of their heart, That's why once the world is created,even I the creator cant change it, the purer you desires is the harder it is to fight against them".
Well Naruto have parents and Sakura not, but seriously why the hell she loves Naruto and Sasuke doesnt love her?
Unless if Kishimoto is implying what i'm thinking he is implying?

Which is?

[Sakamaki Izayoi]

Which is?

That deep on her heart she wants to love Naruto.

[HauntedCake]

That deep on her heart she wants to love Naruto.

[Fenris]

I reaaaaaally want to get the DVD. Looked on Amazon but all I saw were ripped ones.

[FoolishYoungling]

I reaaaaaally want to get the DVD. Looked on Amazon but all I saw were ripped ones.

I just want that Road to Sasuke thing. SasuHina for life.

[Fenris]

^ That's a thing? O_O

[FoolishYoungling]

^ That's a thing? O_O

Road to Sasuke or SasuHina?

[Chatte]

That deep on her heart she wants to love Naruto.

Which would kinda go hand-in-hand with the confession... Hm...

[TouKen4Life3g]

Which would kinda go hand-in-hand with the confession... Hm...

You know, what he said sounds like it makes sense, because if Sakura's feelings are unknown to her, so perhaps she didn't know what she said back in confession was really coming from her deeply. Hm...

[Chatte]

You know, what he said sounds like it makes sense, because if Sakura's feelings are unknown to her, so perhaps she didn't know what she said back in confession was really coming from her deeply. Hm...

That second part when she was about to tell Naruto once again she loved him was truly genuine. There is where her real feelings lay.

[Don-kun]

That second part when she was about to tell Naruto once again she loved him was truly genuine. There is where her real feelings lay.

Right now from the bottom of my heart, I...

I want to believe that it isn't the time for her to use those genuine words, so maybe that's why it was cut off.
Sakura was very honest at the time but she was clearly telling Naruto that she is choosing him because thing didn't went well with Sasuke or he is not an option for her anymore.

Edited by Don-kun, 13 May 2013 - 11:54 AM.

[PhenixElite]

I dont think it even matters if her confession was honest or not since it was the scene with the biggest romantic impact on the story till now. That alone shows you what is the main couple and what has relevance to the plot.

NO other couple has something like that. The confession shows that the only real romance going on in the story is about naruto and sakura, so its also obvious that there will be a lot more interaction between them in future chapters.

[Sakamaki Izayoi]

Right now from the bottom of my heart, I...

I want to believe that it isn't the time for her to use those genuine words, so maybe that's why it was cut off.
Sakura was very honest at the time but she was clearly telling Naruto that she is choosing him because thing didn't went well with Sasuke or he is not an option for her anymore.

It's the second time that this is cut off.

Edited by Dαrkrєrsŧ, 13 May 2013 - 12:30 PM.

[Don-kun]

I dont think it even matters if her confession was honest or not since it was the scene with the biggest romantic impact on the story till now. That alone shows you what is the main couple and what has relevance to the plot.

NO other couple has something like that. The confession shows that the only real romance going on in the story is about naruto and sakura, so its also obvious that there will be a lot more interaction between them in future chapters.

I honestly believe that when it comes to pairing possibility NS haves a huge advantage over SS but one thing I would not deny is that despite Sakura thinking mostly about herself in her confession to Sasuke it cannot be denied that it was the most heart touching and sincere confession in the Manga (me a SS No. 1 hater feels that it was touching so just imagine), not to say that Hinata confession wasn't honest, but the difference is that her relationship with Naruto was more distance at that time plus he showed clear affection for someone who showed far more support on concern.
I said this because people often confuse liking someone you don't share a close relationship being a lot stronger than someone who care, supports you and worries about you.

Anyway back to NS vs SS
SS confession ended with a genuine thank you for caring.
NS confession ended with I hate people who lie to themselves and a lot of divided opinions among NS fans and complete refusal from the majority of the Naruto fandom.

So no NS confession wasn't better it only draw a lot more attention, in other words it was perfect to have the fans guessing.

Edited by Don-kun, 13 May 2013 - 12:44 PM.

[PhenixElite]

I honestly believe that when it comes to pairing possibility NS haves a huge advantage over SS but one thing I would not deny is that despite Sakura thinking mostly about herself in her confession to Sasuke it cannot be denied that it was the most heart touching and sincere confession in the Manga (me a SS No. 1 hater feels that it was touching so just imagine), not to say that Hinata confession wasn't honest, but the difference is that her relationship with Naruto was more distance at that time plus he showed clear affection for someone who showed far more support on concern.
I said this because people often confuse liking someone you don't share a close relationship being a lot stronger than someone who care, supports you and worries about you.

Anyway back to NS vs SS
SS confession ended with a genuine thank you for caring.
NS confession ended with I hate people who lie to themselves and a lot of divided opinions among NS fans and complete refusal from the majority of the Naruto fandom.

So no NS confession wasn't better it only draw a lot more attention, in other words it was perfect to have the fans guessing.

Theres a difference between SS confession and NS confession.
The NS confession is the only one that has real interaction between both characters. In the SS confession, sakura is the only one to say somehting, I dont even count sasukes two words.
Not to mention that SS confession is the same like Hinatas. It comes from the onesided part: Sakura > Sasuke/ Hinata > Naruto.
NS confession is different since sakura is the who confesses and shes not known to love naruto.
That said it is the only one with big impact on the romance part as well as it shows the pairing with relevance to the plot.

Also, i wasnt talking about dramatic effects on the fandom. What i tried to say was that a confession from Protoganists love interest that late in the story shows the importance of the couple to the manga aswell as the romance plot.

Edited by PhenixElite, 13 May 2013 - 01:01 PM.

[Dkey]

Well the NS confession is just a part of the puzzle. It and of itself it may have had the same or even a lower value considering the fact that Sakura hid the fact that the others decided to kill Sasuke. And if we follow all the events afterwards only this element of the confession was resolved. The other part the feelings weren't. What I'm saying is that the confession just like the rest of their relationship is still an unfinished book.

[Don-kun]

Well the NS confession is just a part of the puzzle. It and of itself it may have had the same or even a lower value considering the fact that Sakura hid the fact that the others decided to kill Sasuke. And if we follow all the events afterwards only this element of the confession was resolved. The other part the feelings weren't. What I'm saying is that the confession just like the rest of their relationship is still an unfinished book.

That was my main point, he said that the NS confession was the most romantic one, but for something to be romantic it needs to be completely sincere, Sakura was selfish but you cannot deny that she was pouring out her heart to Sasuke and despite Manga showing that Sasuke did not return her feeling he at lease thank her in a genuine way, with NaruSaku we still have a lot of doubt.

Edited by Don-kun, 13 May 2013 - 01:22 PM.

[PhenixElite]

That was my main point, he said that the NS confession was the most romantic one, but for something to be romantic it needs to be completely sincere, Sakura was selfish but you cannot deny that she was pouring out her heart to Sasuke and despite Manga showing that Sasuke did not return her feeling he at lease thank her in a genuine way, with NaruSaku we still have a lot of doubt.

Nope i wasnt saying it was the most romantic one. I said its the one with the biggest impact on the romance plot.

BIG difference.