[Discussion] Sarada's sensei

[Vulpini]

Why does people keep saying its Sakura!! Sarada left out the person name so obviously Anybody could be her sensei.

However I believe Sarada sensei is her acquaintance with the Old Root simply because it would fit with my theory that Sarada would be missing.

EP 9

Boruto DIRECTLY encountered the Dark Chakra ---> Sarada Stalked Boruto ---> Boruto chased after Kagamasa who was possessed with dark chakra ----> Sarada helped Boruto to beat him together ----> Sarada reported her sensei ----> Her Sensei discovered Boruto sabotaging his plan

E10

The next day

Sensei monitored Boruto ----> Boruto and his friend skipped class ----> Dark chakra avoided Boruto to else where ----> Scouting Ghost hunting for hours -----> Boruto went back home and got in trouble.

The Next day

Boruto w/ his friend went out to the mail office -----> Sensei continue to monitor Boruto ----> While Boruto w/ friend recklessly deliver the mail around Konoha ----> At the same time, the Dark chakra occurrence happening at the opposite side of spectrum from Boruto
----> Sumire hot hurt and sent to Hospital


EP 11

After the hospital scene; everyone went back to their usual routine ----> Sarada went to report her Sensei ----> Boruto and the gang continue to ghost hunting -----> Sensei took complete advantage of Sarada ----> Shikadai manage to gather everyone except Sarada is missing ----> Mask figure showed up which is likely Sarada who was possesed by the Old Root.

Sarada isn't missing in this week's episode, by the way:

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[Monkey D Uchiha]

LOL

Still on that Sarada is the villain troll theory? XD The worse thing about this is that it's actually funny.

Where did I state she's a villain?? I said she's being controlled by her sensei as a masked figure.

 

[Monkey D Uchiha]

Sarada isn't missing in the next week's episode, by the way:

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They reused that shot from EP 4 so I still stand by what I said.

 

[SenseiSama]

If Naruto is dead or not bet?? That's the only one i remember

Yeah that's the one, I haven't watched the anime so idk

 

[lndra]

Well, that's your own personal opinion. There's no such a thing as "canon" for them. Kishimoto will never say anything like "this is canon" or "this isn't canon" because such a thing doesn't exist for him. If he is directly involved with the anime, as Kishimoto himself and Ukyo already said, whatever modification/adaptation that ends up happening in Gaiden will be canon. First because it's his original work so I'm pretty sure that if they want to modify it, they'll need his permission, especially because he is directly involved with the anime.

No. That's basically lying at the fullest level. Kishimoto's say is what is canon.

The Boruto Movie is canon because it was stated to be.
The Boruto Manga is canon because it was stated to be.
The first arc of the Anime is canon because it was stated to be.

^Kishimoto himself

You're basically trying to lie your way out of this, that's not how it works. No modification to any Gaiden, or even the Movie, will be canon until Kishimoto officially stated it. That's why he came out on a TV for the Japan show to state that the first academy arc was legitimate. Otherwise, we wouldn't have taken it seriously.

Trying to argue otherwise is just trying to save face.

As seen above, Kishimoto is not only supervising, but he's also making things how he want them to be, so if Gaiden ends up having any modification/adaptation indeed, you know that those were made under Kishimoto's approval.

No. Ukyo Kodachi only stated that Kishimoto's idea was to split the episodes up, but he isn't listed as the supervisor for the Anime. Plus, that's not it works for making things canon.

Kishimoto was directly involved in the Road to Ninja, but his involvement doesn't make it canon. It's whether he confirms that what-ever he is working on is canon. This is directly so when people try to state that Kishimoto drawing PS for Itachi and Shisui are canon, when Kishimoto himself never stated that was the case.

Lmao at the excuses. You're better than this mate, or at least I hoped so.

You're trying to invalidade my point throwing something that's actually impossible to happen such as Boruto learning the Chidori in even another movie rehash. We know for sure that such a thing ain't happening.

No one was expecting Kishimoto to come out and say that the first arc of the anime is actually canon, but surprisingly he did it. I wouldn't exclude the possibility of this happening again.

You're missing the entire point, and worst of all, you're trying to lie in order to find a meaningless point in all of this. Kishimoto himself stated that the Academy arc was legit,

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He states himself that's he's directly involved in the first arc, and you're trying to compare it to the future arcs when nothing of that nature was stated to be "canon" yet. And it won't be if it's a rehash.

Someone who translated one of the interviews Kishimoto had in that Light/Dark book (the animation chronicle one) stated this:

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This was a while ago, meaning we are most likely in the part 2 of the arc now (meaning that after episode 15 or what-ever, there probably won't be another arc focusing on academy days).

The only way any modification can be canon is if Kishimoto says it is, there's no ifs or buts. Kishimoto has never drawn anything on paper in the Manga, and the Anime which reanimates it, states this is the new canon.

That would be like saying Hinata v. Pain is more canon than Kishimoto's version. Completely retarded on every single level.

 

[Vulpini]

No. That's basically lying at the fullest level. Kishimoto's say is what is canon.

The Boruto Movie is canon because it was stated to be.
The Boruto Manga is canon because it was stated to be.
The first arc of the Anime is canon because it was stated to be.

^Kishimoto himself

You're basically trying to lie your way out of this, that's not how it works. No modification to any Gaiden, or even the Movie, will be canon until Kishimoto officially stated it. That's why he came out on a TV for the Japan show to state that the first academy arc was legitimate. Otherwise, we wouldn't have taken it seriously.

Trying to argue otherwise is just trying to save face.

No. Ukyo Kodachi only stated that Kishimoto's idea was to split the episodes up, but he isn't listed as the supervisor for the Anime. Plus, that's not it works for making things canon.

Kishimoto was directly involved in the Road to Ninja, but his involvement doesn't make it canon. It's whether he confirms that what-ever he is working on is canon. This is directly so when people try to state that Kishimoto drawing PS for Itachi and Shisui are canon, when Kishimoto himself never stated that was the case.

Lmao at the excuses. You're better than this mate, or at least I hoped so.



You're missing the entire point, and worst of all, you're trying to lie in order to find a meaningless point in all of this. Kishimoto himself stated that the Academy arc was legit,

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He states himself that's he's directly involved in the first arc, and you're trying to compare it to the future arcs when nothing of that nature was stated to be "canon" yet. And it won't be if it's a rehash.

Someone who translated one of the interviews Kishimoto had in that Light/Dark book (the animation chronicle one) stated this:

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This was a while ago, meaning we are most likely in the part 2 of the arc now (meaning that after episode 15 or what-ever, there probably won't be another arc focusing on academy days).

The only way any modification can be canon is if Kishimoto says it is, there's no ifs or buts. Kishimoto has never drawn anything on paper in the Manga, and the Anime which reanimates it, states this is the new canon.

That would be like saying Hinata v. Pain is more canon than Kishimoto's version. Completely retarded on every single level.

Can you post an interview where Kishi specifically says the word "canon"? Such a thing doesn't exist for him. Of course, the term canon exists for us, but for Kishimoto it doesn't.

Also, you're ignoring the fact that they can adapt Gaiden to happen during the academy arc.

 

[To Whatever]

Can you post an interview where Kishi specifically says the word "canon"? Such a thing doesn't exist for him. Of course, the term canon exists for us, but for Kishimoto it doesn't.

Also, you're ignoring the fact that they can adapt Gaiden to happen during the academy arc.

So you're saying someone has to spell things out to you.

 

[Vulpini]

So you're saying someone has to spell things out to you.

No because I'm sure Kishimoto never used the word "canon" in his life. LOL

 

[To Whatever]

No because I'm sure Kishimoto never used the word "canon" in his life. LOL

So because he didn't explicitly use the word, "canon" you disregarded it?

 

[Vulpini]

So because he didn't explicitly use the word, "canon" you disregarded it?

I know you have some troubles while reading stuff, but make a little effort and read my post again. I said such a thing as canon doesn't exist to Kishimoto, but that doesn't nullify the existence of the concept. Kishimoto will never say "this is canon" or "this isn't canon" simply because this concept doesn't exist to him.

If it was written by him, it's canon. If he is supervising it and whatever it is has his approval, it is also canon. He never said such a thing as "the first arc of the anime is canon and the rest isn"t, he simply said that he is supervising it.

 

[To Whatever]

I know you have some troubles while reading stuff, but make a little effort and read my post again. I said such a thing as canon doesn't exist to Kishimoto, but that doesn't nullify the existence of the concept. Kishimoto will never say "this is canon" or "this isn't canon" simply because this concept doesn't exist to him.

If it was written by him, it's canon. If he is supervising it and whatever it is has his approval, it is also canon. He never said such a thing as "the first arc of the anime is canon and the rest isn"t, he simply said that he is supervising it.

Then why are you getting butt hurt?

 

[Vulpini]

Then why are you getting butt hurt?

I'm not getting 'butt hurt'. Stop spamming the thread.

If you have nothing to add to the discussion and all you wanna do is troll, simply get out and don't post here, otherwise you may get infractions for spamming.

 

[To Whatever]

I'm not getting 'butt hurt'. Stop spamming the thread.

If you have nothing to add to the discussion and all you wanna do is troll, simply get out and don't post here, otherwise you may get infractions for spamming.

I'm not trolling. I asked what the issue was with kishimoto using canon or not and your stance on it

 

[lndra]

Can you post an interview where Kishi specifically says the word "canon"? Such a thing doesn't exist for him. Of course, the term canon exists for us, but for Kishimoto it doesn't.

Also, you're ignoring the fact that they can adapt Gaiden to happen during the academy arc.

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Just a little bit of info from this week's SJ Podcast. Andy Nakatani, Editor-in-Chief of the official English WSJ, discussed his trip to Japan for Jump Festa and the short interview he had with Kishimoto. Bullet points:

Confirmation that his next series will be sci-fi.
Kishimoto said that Boruto will be a legitimate, canon part of the Naruto universe.
As such, Kishimoto is really going to supervise it. "Like, super-supervise it."
Kishimoto considers the Boruto serial to be just as important as the new manga he's working on, so in his mind he's giving them both equal attention.

You have to wait for Kishimoto to state that the next arc will be canon if it's a rehash, or if isn't. That's how it always worked. Until it's snnounced, the Manga is always canon to the anime. Especially when they are adapting it.

Y'all need to stop pretending as if shit has changed. How long have you been here?

This isn't DB: Super. Kishimoto's word is literally our go to lol

 

[Made in Heaven]

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You have to wait for Kishimoto to state that the next arc will be canon if it's a rehash, or if isn't. That's how it always worked. Until it's snnounced, the Manga is always canon to the anime. Especially when they are adapting it.

Y'all need to stop pretending as if shit has changed. How long have you been here?

This isn't DB: Super. Kishimoto's word is literally our go to lol

Doesn't that say Boruto will be canon to Naruto universe? He is talking about the anime or manga?

 

[Vulpini]

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You have to wait for Kishimoto to state that the next arc will be canon if it's a rehash, or if isn't. That's how it always worked. Until it's snnounced, the Manga is always canon to the anime. Especially when they are adapting it.

Y'all need to stop pretending as if shit has changed. How long have you been here?

This isn't DB: Super. Kishimoto's word is literally our go to lol

Wut? Kishimoto is talking about the Boruto manga in this interview/podcast, not the anime.

And even if he was talking about the anime, he said that the Boruto universe is canon as a whole, not just the first part of the academy arc.

 

[lndra]

Wut? Kishimoto is talking about the Boruto manga in this interview/podcast, not the anime.

Did you not just say post an interview where Kishimoto used the term canon?

And even if he was talking about the anime, he said that the Boruto universe is canon as a whole, not just the first part of the academy arc.

Kishimoto stated that the first academy arc was legitimate, and that he was approved of the work himself.

I don't think you remember what you were trying to state, nor understood what I was trying to reply with.

 

[Vulpini]

Did you not just say post an interview where Kishimoto used the term canon?


Kishimoto stated that the first academy arc was legitimate, and that he was approved of the work himself.

I don't think you remember what you were trying to state, nor understood what I was trying to reply with.

I'm sure Kishimoto never used the word canon in this interview. It's a podcast, his words weren't even transcribed there, the translator is just basically giving us infos of what went down in the podcast, but he never transcribed Kishi's own words.

@Bold: of course he approved, he is directly involved with the Boruto anime team, as Ukyo and Kishi himself stated. Everything goes through him and he makes modifications on what he likes and what he doesn't, he's the supervisor after all. If Gaiden ends up having adaptations, it will go through him, just like the rest of the anime. Also, source to the interview where he says that only the first part of the anime is canon?

And it didn't occur in your mind that they may adapt Gaiden to fit inside the academy arc before it ends?

 

[lndra]

I'm sure Kishimoto never used the word canon in this interview. It's a podcast, his words weren't even transcribed there, the translator is just basically giving us infos of what went down in the podcast, but he never transcribed Kishi's own words.

You need to learn how to read Vulpini.

Just a little bit of info from this week's SJ Podcast. Andy Nakatani, Editor-in-Chief of the official English WSJ, discussed his trip to Japan for Jump Festa and the short interview he had with Kishimoto. Bullet points:

Kishimoto said that Boruto will be a legitimate, canon part of the Naruto universe.

Literally quoted the man himself.

@Bold: of course he approved, he is directly involved with the Boruto anime team, as Ukyo and Kishi himself stated. Everything goes through him and he makes modifications on what he likes and what he doesn't, he's the supervisor after all. If Gaiden ends up having adaptations, it will go through him, just like the rest of the anime. Also, source to the interview where he says that only the first part of the anime is canon?

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Kishimoto stated through a TV program that the first arc is legitimate. A translator who saw the program reviewed the information. I've posted this twice, like I said, you need to slow down and read my posts. I've repeated myself like 3 times already.

And it didn't occur in your mind that they may adapt Gaiden to fit inside the academy arc before it ends?

I've already addressed this nonsense. Animeblue who translated bits of the Animation chronicle said that the Academy arc is broken down into two parts: And we are in part 2, aka the last few episodes.

You can search for it above. Not gonna repeat myself for the billionth time

 

[Vulpini]

You need to learn how to read Vulpini.



Literally quoted the man himself.

Nope, he didn't quote Kishi there. I think you're the one who needs to learn how to read. Kishi's own words weren't transcribed to the post.

The author of the post is telling what went down in the podcast, but at no time he transcribes the words Kishi says during the podcast.

The concept of Canon does not exist to Kishimoto. He tells what is legitimate and what is not, that's it.

Kishimoto stated through a TV program that the first arc is legitimate. A translator who saw the program reviewed the information. I've posted this twice, like I said, you need to slow down and read my posts. I've repeated myself like 3 times already.

Well, never saw that post. If you're claiming it, care to post the link to it?