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[Michi]

Well...
 
From the middle of the story? Hm! What sealed this decision for you? 
 
I think what made me realize it was partly because, if you really look back and think about it, Hinata always supported and acknowledged Naruto, even before Master Iruka. She had the ability to see beyond his reputation and see the person inside. I think I started realizing that they were meant to be.
 
This is a quote from the interview. Straight from the horse's mouth. Take it as you will. 

I wasn't calling the interview fake. (8

I was talking about the fact that he said Hinata was always there. Even before iruka.

Which this, is clearly bullsh-t.

Edited by Michi, 14 October 2015 - 11:29 PM.

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

I can't stop laughing. Even his house hold is disagree with him. I guess the children sided with mommy on NS so post to be the end game. That's the power of logic ladies and gentlemen. And it looks like SP may have just got a big break that only half of its staff will not take the full brunt of the blame and criticism. Now will bring up an little interesting debate in the near future.

 

First of all, I'm sure SP are kittening themselves at the box office in America and now that they have the Hinata beta males to take the responsibility. What will the board of directors, the chairman and the CEO will do about the future of Naruto, knowing that the will most likely failed to gain wealth from the west. 

[Nostradamus]

What is wrong with this man?

He's been indoctrinated by SP's fillers of Hinata.

[TerrorKing]

What is wrong with this man?

Quite a lot it seems. 

[Askia31]

this interview tho, made my day.

[Michi]

http://otp-narusaku....kishi-goes-home

[TerrorKing]

I wasn't calling the interview fake. (8

I was talking about the fact that he said Hinata was always there. Even before iruka.

Which this, is clearly bullsh-t.

Oh don't worry. I know you weren't. 

 

I just wanted to provide some context so that people can decide for themselves whether Kishi was truly insinuating that Hinata was Naruto's first bond. 

 

In any event, it's quite sad that this is the de facto reason why NH happened. Forget the fact that Iruka was the first person to show Naruto any kindness or that Kakashi, Sasuke and Sakura were the first people to provide him with a sense of unity. All of that doesn't matter, because Hinata liked Naruto before it was cool.

 

And I thought I was a bad writer. If you want a certain pairing to become canon, develop it, especially when it has to compete with all these "red herrings" you've started developing for some reason. These are rookie mistakes goddamnit.

 

Kishi is either lying through his teeth or he is truly one of the worst writers I have ever seen.  

[Michi]

Oh don't worry. I know you weren't. 
 
I just wanted to provide some context so that people can decide for themselves whether Kishi was truly insinuating that Hinata was Naruto's first bond. 
 
In any event, it's quite sad that this is the de facto reason why NH happened. Forget the fact that Iruka was the first person to show Naruto any kindness or that Kakashi, Sasuke and Sakura were the first people to provide him with a sense of unity. All of that doesn't matter, because Hinata liked Naruto before it was cool.
 
And I thought I was a bad writer. If you want a certain pairing to become canon, develop it, especially when it has to compete with all these "red herrings" you've started developing for some reason. These are rookie mistakes goddamnit.
 
Kishi is either lying through his teeth or he is truly one of the worst writers I have ever seen.  

Why not both? lol

[TerrorKing]

Why not both? lol

True. His bad writing is what bogged down the series as a whole and now he's lying to cover up his bad writing. 

[TouKen4Life3g]

It's stunning that people wouldn't believe that there are supporters for NS. Look who's laughing now. It also goes to show you that tsundere is acceptable in Japan and if you don't like it, well, too bad.

[Phantom_999]

He didn't outright say that she was his first bond, but he kinda implied it when he said that Hinata always supperted and acknowledged Naruto before Iruka even did so. 

 

*PFFFFFFFT* HOW IS stalking someone from afar and never having said one word to the person you like supporting them? Ah wait i forgot this here is CRAZY LAND!!!!!!!!

[Michi]

It's stunning that people wouldn't believe that there are supporters for NS. Look who's laughing now. It also goes to show you that tsundere is acceptable in Japan and if you don't like it, well, too bad.

Sakura is just abussive !

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[RyohkiFan]

http://otp-narusaku....kishi-goes-home

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO I feel happy xD Forget everything else he said because we know he is lying about everything else (didn't even read it) but wooooooo loved the part where people got mad at him!! 

[Liu bie]

Did you watch or post  this ?

 

https://youtu.be/tQzSgx6el1E

[rocci]

Well...
 
From the middle of the story? Hm! What sealed this decision for you? 
 
I think what made me realize it was partly because, if you really look back and think about it, Hinata always supported and acknowledged Naruto, even before Master Iruka. She had the ability to see beyond his reputation and see the person inside. I think I started realizing that they were meant to be.
 
This is a quote from the interview. Straight from the horse's mouth. Take it as you will. 

He's not wrong when he said that Hinata is the first to support and acknowledge him even before iruka. But all she all of that she do in the shadow.

Oh and for someone who always watch and support naruto, it seem like she always in the dark about naruto feeling to sakura and the importance of sasuke.

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

True. His bad writing is what bogged down the series as a whole and now he's lying to cover up his bad writing. 

 

Well I'm an author myself. I have been criticized about how bad a writer i'm am because i have terrible grammar even worse than a kindergarten. What is worse. An author having slopping writing with good story telling, characters and no misleads. Or an author that does not even know his own story, the things that come out of his mouth,  being disrespectful towards his fans and lies straight through his teeth? 

Edited by Konoha'sCrimsonFox, 15 October 2015 - 12:30 AM.

[TheFlash]

Lol I couldn't help but smile while reading this interview. It was nice to find out his wife was an NS fan and was unhappy with his decision.

[TouKen4Life3g]

He's not wrong when he said that Hinata is the first to support and acknowledge him even before iruka. But all she all of that she do in the shadow.

Oh and for someone who always watch and support naruto, it seem like she always in the dark about naruto feeling to sakura and the importance of sasuke.

My problem is that he had the impression of "Oh yeah, she does like him first" rather than "So I will have her with him by starting off being the first of them all." The way he said it is like "Oh I didn't know I write that." Basically, he just went with the just because reason rather than actual reason.

Many stories have the love interest connects and understands the protagonist because they are meant to be. In Naruto, Sakura did the work for Hinata so she don't have to.

Edited by TouKen4Life3g, 15 October 2015 - 12:35 AM.

[redrose3443]

So, Hinata was the first person to notice Naruto? Okay, but if she was the first person to notice him, that means she saw him suffering, that means she knew he had absolutely nobody at that point and was treated like dirt for no known reason, yet she still chose to do NOTHING for him.

Naruto's world was still dark even after he had Iruka, so it must have been even worse without him, but Hinata was not willing to step out of her comfort zone in order to help someone she supposedly loved. Great bases for a relationship.

At least it's nice to know that somebody gave kishimot hell for his crappy ending.

[Konoha'sCrimsonFox]

Lucky Kishi was not living in America. His wife would have threatened him with a divorce for him to redo the ending and apologize to the fans. Not because of the pairing but the hideous message he gave to his audience.