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[sasukinhoss2]

 

Well only one way to prove that theory

What theory man ?

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

That kishi does it for drama only.

[sasukinhoss2]

That kishi does it for drama only.

I still don't get why he will do something like this for NH

Bolt don't even appears in the gaiden 

[Otaru]

And what "otto" means to you, I thought it was just a normal way to say "husband"

 

Well if you read what my friend told me, then she told me 'otto' is a way to mark a distance with your husband.

[sasukinhoss2]

 

Well if you read what my friend told me, then she told me 'otto' is a way to mark a distance with your husband.

As far as I know otto means simply husband

but since sasuke was out of the village for some years this makes a bit of sense

(i think the "distance" you're saying is the fact they don't saw each other for some years)

[rocci]

That kishi does it for drama only.

Ofc he do that for drama.
Whoever the true mother is, we'll get ss happy ending.

[Papaya]

You guys probably don't remember it, but I once said here that I'm a member of a Polish forum for mature/older manga & anime fans which also happens to be an official forum for one of Polish manga publishers. So, people there don't really talk about Naruto Gaiden, BUT lately someone on Facebook asked the Polish publisher of Naruto if they'll also publish Gaiden. The publisher responded with "it's a sort of one-volume-long epilogue, so we'll probably do it" and this caused some of my fellow forum members to talk briefly about Gaiden. This is the translation for what everyone said:

 

Person 1 - I stopped reading Naruto long time ago, but tumblr is exploding with this "Who's the mother?" stuff from Gaiden, so I read some of it. My God, is this funny!

 

Person 2 - Gaiden can't be taken seriously, but if you read it as a ridiculous comedy, it's amazing.

 

Person 3 - I think the author is pandering to the new target since the Naruto fans grew up, AKA the young moms. xD But I also think that he shows Sauce and Naruto as bad fathers to justify his own behaviour towards his family (he said in the interviews that he doesn't even have the time to celebrate the birthdays of his children ).

 

So yeah, the Polish fans (at least the older ones...) don't have a positive opinion on this stuff either.

Oh, the name of the forum is Waneko Forum, Idk if there's someone from Poland who'd be interested.

Edited by Papaya, 13 June 2015 - 12:59 PM.

[TouKen4Life3g]

It's so bad it's good series. Batman and Robin, The Room, Street Fighter, and so on.

[Papaya]

Now, let's be fair, some genuinely good things came out of Gaiden too... For example, I wouldn't know how to say "pępowina" [Polish word for umbilical cord] in English if not for this soap opera.

 

The tradition of the Japanese mothers keeping the umbilical cord of their children is also something new to me. It was really interesting! Same with the meaning and use of danna, danna-sama and otto.

[Shashank95]

http://shinrei-eiyuu...even-though-you

[Nostradamus]

So pretty much the people that read Gaiden only read it for the lolz. Except the people that think it's a masterpiece *cough* whateverworld *cough*.

[AHK]

Don't get me wrong
 
I still like NS, it's one ( and will forever be one) of my OTP's.
When I remember NS, I will remember the time Naruto had some shred of coherent storytelling and plot, a time where chapters were anticipated not for the reaction it's revelations would bring to the fandom in general but for the implications such revelations would bring to the story itself...
 
Most of us may not like Naruto at all anymore but we can't deny it was indeed a part of our lives during some point
 
 

 
That's bad :/
 
In my mind there is a very clear division from the Naruto and Sakura from before and what they could've been to the lifeless dolls they turned out to be

Meh it's whatever. There's still that line for me, I just can't be bothered pretending like the rest of it didn't happen. The way they turned out is really disgusting, and it's kinda ruined the appeal of associating with them, whether it's who they are or who they once were. Just one of the many effects of putting faith in the wrong characters and the wrong writer.

[Olaya]

When referring to another person's husband, this term is often suffixed with 様 (​sama) as 旦那様 (danna-sama)... — Wikitionary

O.O ...... ..... ... .

[Shashank95]

When referring to another person's husband, this term is often suffixed with 様 (​sama) as 旦那様 (danna-sama)... — Wikitionary

O.O ...... ..... ... .

 

SS fans must have edited it to justify the dialogue 

[Ryriena]

Sakura say "danna-sama" and after "otto" (when her is talking with the villain)

Keep telling yourself that because I never saw her use the terms Kinji's for Otto or husband. It's usually used in referring to another woman's husband not that that matters butt your just trying to justify this twist.

[ichigo500]

Found this on tumblr 

[Shashank95]

[daredevilthings2]

Keep telling yourself that because I never saw her use the terms Kinji's for Otto or husband. It's usually used in referring to another woman's husband not that that matters butt your just trying to justify this twist.

(hey it's me i forget the password so i did another account)

サクラ「….アナタが私の夫と子供を◯そうとしたからよ　それに大切な友達も…」

"夫と"=otto

[Ryriena]

Wow why are you trying so hard to prove otherwise? Are you an SS fan troll?

[daredevilthings2]

Wow why are you trying so hard to prove otherwise? Are you an SS fan troll?

What ? ;-;