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[Atheck]

Top Naruto: "Of all his various poses, the cross-legged Naruto is unusual."
Bottom Naruto: "His clothes are designed in detail, it feel awkward."
Left Sakura:  "It seems many feminine actions have the best in fighting poses with Sakura!?"
 

 

Is femininity the only trait that Kishi and Pierrot can use as a centre of interest for these characters? The latter purposefully damages even that selling point with their botched interpretation of Kishi's artwork. Why not endeavour to shed some light on how these women have progressed in their careers and reputation as shinobi? Those questions could offer some level of characterisation, even if their roles are short-lived in the movie. Well, at least there's a stronger basis to suggest that Sakura will be seeing a level of involvement in the fighting. 

 

A cross-legged Naruto isn't anything out of the ordinary. Hasn't he been seen in that position on several occasions in the manga? I can remember him sitting down in a meditative stupour as he was fighting Kurama in his subconscious and whenever he was gathering natural energy. 

 

Naruto's outfit does seem to be more institutionalised with the armband, coat, and undershirt. Could it be a byproduct of some newly integrated martial code between the countries? I don't believe so. For one, Naruto isn't the kind of person to be ruled by procedure or formality. Secondly, if there was a new standard that had been enacted then anyone wearing a uniform would have a similar design, wouldn't they? There has to been some explanation for his change in clothes though. 

[TouKen4Life3g]

Why do we need all of this? Not that I'm complaining but it's not like we are being demonstrated the graphic of a video game. But yeah, it does tell me these two are going to take a lot of screen time.

[choco2]

it's just "collections of naruto&sakura's SEX poses"

 

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Edited by choco2, 17 October 2014 - 01:04 PM.

[六道仙人]

 

From a troll 

 

http://www.narutofor...95&postcount=98

 

 

The scarf behind Naruto/Sakura 

it seems like a double page... there's the left page missing.

[TouKen4Life3g]

it seems like a double page... there's the left page missing.

It's Naruto and Hinata embracing. What do you expect...

[FireFox]

 

From a troll 

 

http://www.narutofor...95&postcount=98

 

 

The scarf behind Naruto/Sakura 

What do they say in the trailer ?

[TouKen4Life3g]

It said, "Forget everything you know. This story is a redo, starring Naruto and Hinata together. All developments are for nought. The Last: Naruto the Movie."

[FireFox]

It said, "Forget everything you know. This story is a redo, starring Naruto and Hinata together. All developments are for nought. The Last: Naruto the Movie."

You forgot to add Scarf Chan in the picture it has the main role  .

[tricksie]

 

Is femininity the only trait that Kishi and Pierrot can use as a centre of interest for these characters? The latter purposefully damages even that selling point with their botched interpretation of Kishi's artwork. Why not endeavour to shed some light on how these women have progressed in their careers and reputation as shinobi? Those questions could offer some level of characterisation, even if their roles are short-lived in the movie. Well, at least there's a stronger basis to suggest that Sakura will be seeing a level of involvement in the fighting. 

 

A cross-legged Naruto isn't anything out of the ordinary. Hasn't he been seen in that position on several occasions in the manga? I can remember him sitting down in a meditative stupour as he was fighting Kurama in his subconscious and whenever he was gathering natural energy. 

 

Naruto's outfit does seem to be more institutionalised with the armband, coat, and undershirt. Could it be a byproduct of some newly integrated martial code between the countries? I don't believe so. For one, Naruto isn't the kind of person to be ruled by procedure or formality. Secondly, if there was a new standard that had been enacted then anyone wearing a uniform would have a similar design, wouldn't they? There has to been some explanation for his change in clothes though. 

 

I agree. The constant hammering of their feminine aspects is so glaring when they are not meant to be feminine — they are meant to be soldiers. It's smacks of some advertisement out of the fifties, touting female soldiers doing hard work but still managing to take time to fix up their hair and apply a little lipstick now and then!

 

And for fans of the series who actually like the girls to be rough and tumble, the constant harping on their feminine aspects almost sounds apologetic.

 

Ugh. Makes me want to punch somebody in the face. heh heh.

 

Naruto's coat reminds me of one of the Chinese revolutionary jackets. I think it's a Mao suit? You're right it's very institutionalized. Both Naruto and Sakura's clothes seem to be a combination of Japanese and Chinese.

 

But yeah, Naruto's clothes change doesn't make much sense to me either. Why keep those same pants and just put a new jacket (and undershirt) with it. It looks like he picked out the wrong clothes in the morning from the pile of laundry at the bottom of his bed. Pants from his old outfit, jacket from his new. He would have looked better with black fatigues like Kakashi's.

[DarkRadeon]

In other news,NH fans are hyped about Hinata's sketch not being shown with the rest of Team 8

[TouKen4Life3g]

You forgot to add Scarf Chan in the picture it has the main role  .

Oh sorry.

"The battle of Rock-Kun and Scarf-Chan will have a winner!"

[六道仙人]

In other news,NH fans are hyped about Hinata's sketch not being shown with the rest of Team 8

 

well, that was expceted LOL

[Gravenimage]

Lol sarcasm, sarcasm everywhere.

[choco2]

found translation in NF

 

" We've secretly obtained a collection of poses with Naruto and Sakura in motion! "

 

Naruto : " Even among so many different poses, Naruto with his legs crossed is a rare sight! "

 

Sakura : " There are a lot of feminine poses, but her hitting stance is the most Sakura-like!? "

 

Naruto : " The details of his clothes and other things are drawn in so much detail, you can feel the fastidiousness. "

 

 

[TouKen4Life3g]

You know....ah nevermind. My Mojo might ruin it...

[FireFox]

Oh sorry.

"The battle of Rock-Kun and Scarf-Chan will have a winner!"

Now that's more like it  . Btw the winner will be Moon Kun I called it  you all remember it when the movie is out   .

[Swagkura]

I don't like Moon-kun. Moon-sama sounds better

[Liu bie]

Why do we need all of this? Not that I'm complaining but it's not like we are being demonstrated the graphic of a video game. But yeah, it does tell me these two are going to take a lot of screen time.

Probably the lack of trailers.

[TouKen4Life3g]

Now that's more like it  . Btw the winner will be Moon Kun I called it  you all remember it when the movie is out   .

Gotcha.

Probably the lack of trailers.

Doubt it, because you could just scroll all of the characters and end with Naruto once more. On the other hand, RtN and all others didn't get much trailer as well. Again, why do I need these? Well at least it tells me these two are going to be focused a lot.

[Nefertieh]

 

I agree. The constant hammering of their feminine aspects is so glaring when they are not meant to be feminine — they are meant to be soldiers. It's smacks of some advertisement out of the fifties, touting female soldiers doing hard work but still managing to take time to fix up their hair and apply a little lipstick now and then!

 

 

I suppose it's because WSJ doesn't really have much else to talk about for those designs. Still, looking feminine was something Sakura mentioned in the beginning of Part II, maybe the comment was directed at that. I'm probably giving WSJ more credit than they deserve...

 

Naruto's coat reminds me of one of the Chinese revolutionary jackets. I think it's a Mao suit? You're right it's very institutionalized. Both Naruto and Sakura's clothes seem to be a combination of Japanese and Chinese.

 

Correct, dark suits with the mandarin collar is a distinctive design seen in Mao suits. (I asked my grandmother why people didn't wear colour in that bleak time period, she said it was just the normal standard.) But the Mao suit itself was based on Japanese cadet uniforms (oh the irony). That's why a lot of male Japanese highschool uniforms look like that.

 

Sakura's design is what I don't particularly like. An "obi" looks weird on a qipao, and those knee-bands with low-sandals makes her legs look odd and short.