Ummmmm So I guess the Shinobi Alliance is coming out the war with the exact same number of people they went in with? Lol that complaint never made sense to me. You can clearly see that people were being killed almost every chapter that had the alliance fighting in the arc especially when the Juubi/Shinju came out.
"Nobody died in the War arc!"
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HiddenSound
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Not one of the deaths in the arc made me feel a thing. Crept for Obito's, but even then it wasn't too much.
Sikaku, Inoichi, Obito and Neji along with thousands of other shinobies. Although if you want to see deaths that much maybe you shouldn't be reading a manga directed at younger population but move on to sennin or mature ones. It's really pointless to pick a book intended for younger gen and then complain about it not being dark enough for you.
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Well the SA are still people even if they aren't important or major side characters. And in my opinion it counts, but when it comes to important characters it was few which I don't mind like others. I didn't want to see whole freakin' teams be taken out Lol
Lightbringer
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What really upset people were that some deaths never happened that should have.
Tsunade was cut in two and is still living and breathing......
Gai used 8 gates and was conveniently saved by Naruto just as he was dying.
Because of this, the impact of war doesn't seem all that prevalent.
Sure thousands of shinobi died but we have no attachment to them which is why it never impacted the reader with their deaths and consequentially made the war that much more underwhelming.
