Can We Agree On This About The Baruto Manga?

[Insomniac Fueled Suicide]

So first off the way it starts off in the future then going back in time to the beginning of the story is absolutely stupid and a cliche' mainly seen in movies. I.e. the "spoiler" that sprouted at least 100 threads all saying the same f**king thing. I did you a favor and searched it sadly due to my narrowing only about 7 came up but you get the point.

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Now on to the main point that Baruto is a attention ***** as shown in this picture.

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So what the hell is the point of crying about a father not looking at you 24/7. He's 12 in this panel right so why is he throwing a tantrum like a toddler?!

Anyway long story short this is already shaping up to be a failure of a series.

 

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naruto's ears are uneven as hell
edit: the manga artwork look like bad lineart

 

[Insomniac Fueled Suicide]

naruto's ears are uneven as hell
edit: the manga artwork look like bad lineart

My point wasn't to talk about the bad artwork but what my post actually said.

 

[narutojunky]

Having a parent not being present is frustrating for children of all ages.

We met Naruto after all of his tears of anger and sadness of being an orphan and nobody liking him.

Either way the absence of a father/parent(s) is a driving factor for both Naruto and his son.

Jiraiya is to Naruto as Sasuke is to Boruto.

At it's heart though Boruto is about Kishimoto's father and son relationship. Kishimoto talked about it in interviews saying how his kid resented that his dad wasn't around as much as he wanted. So it didn't matter to the kid that his dad had done something as cool and successful as Naruto, he just wanted to spend time with his dad.

 

[SIR UZMAKIMADARA]

Boruto was just acting like a brat at that time but after momoshiki's fight,Boruto came into his senses.

 

[Insomniac Fueled Suicide]

Having a parent not being present is frustrating for children of all ages.

We met Naruto after all of his tears of anger and sadness of being an orphan and nobody liking him.

Either way the absence of a father/parent(s) is a driving factor for both Naruto and his son.

Jiraiya is to Naruto as Sasuke is to Boruto.

At it's heart though Boruto is about Kishimoto's father and son relationship. Kishimoto talked about it in interviews saying how his kid resented that his dad wasn't around as much as he wanted. So it didn't matter to the kid that his dad had done something as cool and successful as Naruto, he just wanted to spend time with his dad.

Is child/father relationship really that important considering plenty of people either don't see their dad most of their life or don't have a good relationship with them and grow up normal meaning your entire statement isn't true. The only true part is the Kishimoto part which is stupid considering that. that is just his child being a brat and him making his father feel guilty which is why we are getting this shittly drawn manga now with a bad plot.

Boruto was just acting like a brat at that time but after momoshiki's fight,Boruto came into his senses.

Yeah but still.

 

[Claymantan]

13 is young enough to still be throwing tantrums and acting out. Since he never had a heart-to-heart with his father about it until later on, why would he have just gotten over it?

Plenty of kids don't see one of their parents often or plain don't have one parent (or any parents, ex: Naruto and Sasuke, who were both pretty responsible for their ages even if Naruto was a prankster too), but plenty of those kids still act out well beyond the age of 13.

 

[Tyris]

dat its garbage? agreed.

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

Whatever it is, we can't agree about it because people are like that.

 

[Nick01]

That's one of the things I hate about Boruto.

I agree, this new manga is crap.

 

[narutojunky]

Is child/father relationship really that important considering plenty of people either don't see their dad most of their life or don't have a good relationship with them and grow up normal meaning your entire statement isn't true. The only true part is the Kishimoto part which is stupid considering that. that is just his child being a brat and him making his father feel guilty which is why we are getting this shittly drawn manga now with a bad plot.

Well a child/parent relationship is that important, and being someone who grew up without their father I can tell you that is has an intense emotional impact, at least for me.

Of course it doesn't prevent you, me or anyone from becoming a good person or "normal" that still doesn't mean a life lived without the effect of the absence of a parent, and this would even include parents who aren't present during childhood because of long working days etc.

So I suppose from first person experience my entire statement could be construed as true.

Plus dude, it's a bit funny that you're using a tantrum style emoji to complain about upset children in a comic book???

Yeah the drawing needs improvement.

 

[Insomniac Fueled Suicide]

13 is young enough to still be throwing tantrums and acting out. Since he never had a heart-to-heart with his father about it until later on, why would he have just gotten over it?

Plenty of kids don't see one of their parents often or plain don't have one parent (or any parents, ex: Naruto and Sasuke, who were both pretty responsible for their ages even if Naruto was a prankster too), but plenty of those kids still act out well beyond the age of 13.

Being a prankster is a little different than what Boruto was doing. Plus a prank or two is just supposed to be funny no harm done vs. constantly yelling, complaining, and causing plenty of awkward moments for people. I feel by 13 you shouldn't still have a kid's brain but a teenager's brain so it's not acceptable to be throwing tantrums.

Whatever it is, we can't agree about it because people are like that.

I don't know why people hate you so much but I can respect your opinion on the matter.

That's one of the things I hate about Boruto.

I agree, this new manga is crap.

My brother in arms.

Is child/father relationship really that important considering plenty of people either don't see their dad most of their life or don't have a good relationship with them and grow up normal meaning your entire statement isn't true. The only true part is the Kishimoto part which is stupid considering that. that is just his child being a brat and him making his father feel guilty which is why we are getting this shittly drawn manga now with a bad plot.

Well a child/parent relationship is that important, and being someone who grew up without their father I can tell you that is has an intense emotional impact, at least for me.

Of course it doesn't prevent you, me or anyone from becoming a good person or "normal" that still doesn't mean a life lived without the effect of the absence of a parent, and this would even include parents who aren't present during childhood because of long working days etc.

So I suppose from first person experience my entire statement could be construed as true.

Plus dude, it's a bit funny that you're using a tantrum style emoji to complain about upset children in a comic book???

Yeah the drawing needs improvement.

I don't think a parent child relationship is as important as you believe it is. Granted every person is different such as me for example didn't care at all nor was I bothered by it since I had to always learn by myself anyway how to do anything. So parent/child relationship is a joke to me but meh.

And you are using anecdotal experience to justify all that you're saying which isn't fact.

I'm using an emoji to construe anger and my statements shows disappointment as well but that's besides the point.