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You're bending Neji's words terribly to fit your narrative. Neji said a person who was born a loser will always be a loser, no matter what; a person who was a born a genius will always excel, no matter what.Naruto was able to do it because he was born with the potential to. If he chose to slack off then yea, he wouldn't have fulfilled the prophecy. But there isn't anyone who could have taken Naruto's place there. Hashirama was Ashura's transmigrant as well, but he wouldn't have been able to fulfill the prophecy.
Neji was born a genius, and as a result he was able to master techniques of the Main family by himself.
Lee was born without any talent for ninjutsu or genjutsu, and as a result he was unable to improve those skills no matter how hard he worked.
Indra was born a natural genius, and as a result he achieved immense power on his own.
I could go on.
How is Neji wrong here? These examples lean more towards Neji's words, that people are born the way they are and that's how it is.
Naruto's words were that a person can completely change who they are if they work hard enough. In Part 1 it was one thing, because we didn't know Naruto was some special Chosen One type person. But in Part 2 it is dropped when Naruto is revealed as such. It shows that he was simply born with the potential to do it, not that he is actually changing what he is.
Neji was wrong because losers can excel, and geniuses can fail. For example, Gai said Lee was completely hopeless when he met him. He had no talent for ninjutsu, genjutsu or taijutsu. Because it was physically impossible for Lee to use ninjutsu and genjutsu, they focused on Taijutsu and Lee changed. He was born a loser, and he excelled. No one can change what is physically impossible(within context of the manga), so the fact that Lee cannot change his lack of nin and gen skills is a non-factor.
Then, in part 2 of all parts, you have a great example of a genius who failed because he stopped working hard. Hanzo. It was stated Hanzo was an extremely powerful man, but because he stopped training, his power decreased dramatically and that led to his downfall. In part 2 this happened. That alone nullifies this BS about Kishi retconning the idea that destiny can be changed if you want and that hard work is important.
I see you still don't understand the concept of prophecies. I'm not gonna waste time talking about that again.
Naruto doesn't give 2 cents about people who talk about destiny
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Becomes part of destiny himself
The retcon is in the theme. Destiny doesn't matter in part 1. It matters a lot in part 2
Good night. Im done for today
Naruto dislikes people whining about destiny. You whine about things you don't like, that are unfavorable. People whine about something they can't change. That pic just comes right back to Naruto disliking the idea you can't change destiny if you don't like it.