Here The first tweet:
The series that lasted 15 years is over... We joined our efforts in the publication of that series for 12 years and it still feels like it was yesterdays. 8 years ago, I was told about the ending... Some little modifications/adjustments were made, but what was shown was the same beautiful plot/ending I was told back at that time..... Really good work Kishimoto-sensei for those 15 years!
And the tweet in which Kishimoto's assistant criticize NS fans:
Again, NaruSaku fans/believers didn't understand.
Were they completely ignoring Sakura's feelings?
The one who still love/has feelings the most with all her heart despite having been betrayed is Sakura, I'm sure she'll be happy. Are those feelings so hard to understand?
I refuse to believe that the ignorance displayed in that last tweet belongs to Kishimoto or anyone that is affiliated with him. Is there any proof that the tweet is real, and that it belongs to the "assistant"? Because I refuse to believe that someone associated with the manga would be that out of touch with the fanbase to justify the amount of idiocy that was spewed from that tweet.
The supposed assistant speaks of understanding Sakura's feelings, please tell me how we should accept her feelings that have never been shown anything past fangirlism for a person that she doesn't know in the slightest, that she only liked as a way to be accepted in school, that has taken every opportunity to belittle her with zero care for her, that has tried to murder her on numerous occasions, and that has literally taken her dreams and spit them back in her face because she is now a damn housewife with zero self-respect.
Maybe, while he's busy tweeting, he can tweet how we should understand how Naruto, the man who has done nothing but love her, sacrifice for her, and was literally one of two people to make her into a (former) great kunoichi, get tossed to the side as soon as the person that has done nothing but hurt Sakura comes back. Maybe he can help us understand all those years of development and growing bonds between the two. Maybe he can help us understand all the parallels, the scene with Minato, and everything else. Maybe he can help us understand the reason that Naruto was the one that complimented Sakura's biggest insecurity, yet Sasuke takes that spotlight in a subtle "kitten you" to NS supporters around the world.
Maybe he can help us understand how Naruto had his feelings get spit back in his face and had to apparently end up with a person who has never thought of him for his sake, and has only though of him for her sake.
Maybe he can help us understand how Sasuke has never cared about Sakura, and then all of a sudden turns around and is in a relationship with her, while Naruto has to watch on with a broken heart because of it.
Mayr he can help us understand the messages Kishimoto sent out, like that it's ok to romanticize abuse, that the things Sasuke has done are ok, or how the feelings of the "nice guy" don't matter, because they always finish last in the face of a murdering, abusive, scumbag-turned-hero.
Maybe this so-called "assistant" should start tweeting explanations, because I'll be damned if they're in the train wreck that turned out to be the manga. It's astonishing to me how out of touch someone that is supposedly so close to Kishi can be so far away from the fanbase. That's why I doubt that it was a real tweet from the assistant. There is no way anyone closely affiliated with Kishi would post such utter nonsense, and honestly, it's beyond offensive and insulting, if it indeed turns out to be that this clown is the real deal.
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