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[LuckyChi7]

 

He would get a lot of hate from all the fandom for not concluding things up

 

Though it would be kinda better than we got

 

 

Here is what I would've done if I was Kishi, the series ended off with those 2 final pages and everyone is pissed like "GOD DAMN KISHI YOU kitten WE DON'T EVEN GET TO SEE THEIR FIGHT SCREW YOU!!!"   

 

 

But you expect that kitten coming so with that final page you put a little announcement, "Naruto is over, but there are still some things that need to be cleared up in which a sequel series will release in the spring of next year. Naruto's story may've ended, but the series is far from over."

 

 

The sequel series would focus around Naruto's child who is viewed as the Hero's child, and lives with Konohamaru because Sakura who is the mother told him to watch over the child as she goes to search for Naruto who went missing. 12 years pass by Sakura still hasn't returned from her mission to find Naruto, and the child makes it his life-long goal to get the family back together. As for Naruto vs Sasuke people like Kakashi, Iruka, will make references into what went down, but ultimately it won't be until the child comes across Naruto and Sakura who finally how the fight took place, but also find out why they haven't been away. The reason you find out why Naruto's been away from the village is because he essentially becomes the new Jiraiya where everyone in the village thinks Sasuke died at the hands of Naruto, but the reason why Naruto is away is simply because he wants to know about The Uzumaki Clan and why Kaguya was doing what she thought was right during the war. 

 

That is basically how I would've imagined it if the series ended at Chapter 692.  

[trang95]

Shou Tucker. Even the mangaka hates him with passion.

I'll never get over that scene from episode 4.

I love how Arakawa decided to always bring that up again in Fullmetal Alchemist. Reminds the readers that even after the defeat of Father, there are still many unrighteous things in the world of FM.

[Nar123]

 

 

Here is what I would've done if I was Kishi, the series ended off with those 2 final pages and everyone is pissed like "GOD DAMN KISHI YOU a**hole WE DON'T EVEN GET TO SEE THEIR FIGHT SCREW YOU!!!"   

 

 

But you expect that kitten coming so with that final page you put a little announcement, "Naruto is over, but there are still some things that need to be cleared up in which a sequel series will release in the spring of next year. Naruto's story may've ended, but the series is far from over."

 

 

The sequel series would focus around Naruto's child who is viewed as the Hero's child, and lives with Konohamaru because Sakura who is the mother told him to watch over the child as she goes to search for Naruto who went missing. 12 years pass by Sakura still hasn't returned from her mission to find Naruto, and the child makes it his life-long goal to get the family back together. As for Naruto vs Sasuke people like Kakashi, Iruka, will make references into what went down, but ultimately it won't be until the child comes across Naruto and Sakura who finally how the fight took place, but also find out why they haven't been away. The reason you find out why Naruto's been away from the village is because he essentially becomes the new Jiraiya where everyone in the village thinks Sasuke died at the hands of Naruto, but the reason why Naruto is away is simply because he wants to know about The Uzumaki Clan and why Kaguya was doing what she thought was right during the war. 

 

That is basically how I would've imagined it if the series ended at Chapter 692.  

 

Naruto's excuse for never returning or never accounting to the village seems quite weak, I would buy if he was stranded in a place with amnesia though

[LuckyChi7]

 

Naruto's excuse for never returning or never accounting to the village seems quite weak, I would buy if he was stranded in a place with amnesia though

 

 

I could see how that would workout since it would've 12 years since anyones seen him in how I  would've made it. Plus that would also explain why Sakura hasn't returned up until that point because she's been trying to help Naruto get his memory back together. 

[rocci]

Is emotion illogical?
Since naruto is a dramatic shonen battle manga which the character drive by emotion, is it okay if it's become illogical manga?
Like, to love you don't need reason, since it just happen.

[Dario]

Is emotion illogical?
Since naruto is a dramatic shonen battle manga which the character drive by emotion, is it okay if it's become illogical manga?
Like, to love you don't need reason, since it just happen.

It's just a copout for bad writers who're too incompetent to create relatable relationships.

[rocci]

It's just a copout for bad writers who're too incompetent to create relatable relationships.

I like this.

[Dario]

Great post about Team 7, Kishimoto's failure as an author and how fandom fills in the blank:

 

http://radicallledwa...ation-of-naruto

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

Great post about Team 7, Kishimoto's failure as an author and how fandom fills in the blank:

 

http://radicallledwa...ation-of-naruto

 

Sakura did not kill Team 7. It was NH. NS was the core of Team 7 and without it, Team 7 is dead.

[Aizen-Sama]

Great post about Team 7, Kishimoto's failure as an author and how fandom fills in the blank:

 

http://radicallledwa...ation-of-naruto

 

I read that post.  It's dumb because the author blames Sakura for "killing Team 7".  LOL wtf?  Guess Sasuke betraying his teammates and trying to kill them both along with Naruto's constant competitions with Sasuke contributed nothing to its downfall.  I do agree though that Team 7 is dysfunctional; Kishimoto set it up that way purposely to create drama which is why he created the love triangle with them.

[Nar123]

 

Sakura did not kill Team 7. It was NH. NS was the core of Team 7 and without it, Team 7 is dead.

 

The one who killed Team 7 was the author unfortunately, and the author of that post  made some good points regarding how Kishi portrayed Sakura

Edited by Nar123, 29 April 2015 - 10:42 AM.

[rocci]

Sakura design is normal girl.

[TouKen4Life3g]

http://sparda3g.tumb...01/about-sarada

My thoughts exactly.

[RyohkiFan]

 
Sakura did not kill Team 7. It was NH. NS was the core of Team 7 and without it, Team 7 is dead.

NS wasn't the core....it was Naruto and Sasuke mostly then comes the others, she didn't kill Team 7 , Kishi did and what killed the bond was Hinata

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

NS wasn't the core....it was Naruto and Sasuke mostly then comes the others, she didn't kill Team 7 , Kishi did and what killed the bond was Hinata

 

 Team 7 function well without Sasuke. 

[rocci]

 
 Team 7 function well without Sasuke. 

This is sadly right.

[Nar123]

 

 Team 7 function well without Sasuke. 

 It isn't team 7 without Sasuke, It's Team Kakashi and later new team kakashi 

[TouKen4Life3g]

 It isn't team 7 without Sasuke, It's Team Kakashi and later new team kakashi 

Which I would have prefer to begin with.

[Dario]

 

I read that post.  It's dumb because the author blames Sakura for "killing Team 7".  LOL wtf?  Guess Sasuke betraying his teammates and trying to kill them both along with Naruto's constant competitions with Sasuke contributed nothing to its downfall.  I do agree though that Team 7 is dysfunctional; Kishimoto set it up that way purposely to create drama which is why he created the love triangle with them.

lf you could stop your "leave Sakura alone" reaction for a second you'd notice the author blames Kishimoto for turning her into a scapegoat. But she also does something that l always thought but couldn't really put into words, she brilliantly highlights how Sakura was an awkward and poorly conceived character from the start. "Passenger" really is a great way to describe the way l first interpreted her.

[tricksie]

lf you could stop your "leave Sakura alone" reaction for a second you'd notice the author blames Kishimoto for turning her into a scapegoat. But she also does something that l always thought but couldn't really put into words, she brilliantly highlights how Sakura was an awkward and poorly conceived character from the start. "Passenger" really is a great way to describe the way l first interpreted her.

 

Meh - read it. The only thing the author confirms is that Kishimoto never developed Sakura into what she was intended. She certainly didn't destroy team 7. Vilifying Sakura after the fact is pointless. It's like trying to slice and serve an unbaked cake, then complaining about how poorly it turned out.

 

Sakura's character was never fully developed and her story was not resolved. It was just dropped, then served up half-done.  

 

Sakura was all those things the author said — a cocky girl of no special talent who liked her hair and boys, etc. — but in the end, Sakura never achieved the things that were set out to be goals from the beginning: To be a strong shinobi and to have her team rely on her for a change. She had one moment in the war, but in the end it was all for naught. She turned housewife at 19 or 20, just when she would be hitting her prime. So the resolution of her storyline — does not occur. It was downgraded for Hinata's sake.

 

The only reason Hinata doesn't get this kind of grilling is because she never spoke about any other goals except getting Naruto.