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Just wondering how you guys would've developed the Konoha 11, who were shunned from any character development due to Kishimoto rushing the story. What would you had done? How would you had written them and their character arcs?
Would you do anything differently that would've made them better and have a sense of purpose rather than be Naruto clones? Discuss.
For me, I would make them develop their skills, but I would want to give each of them a short character arc in order to give them that push in order to become memorable. Now, I'm not saying that they're not memorable. I love Lee and the others, but some were just there for the sake of being there.
The push I would want to give them would be to give them an enemy or enemies that would break them all in one arc. I would want them to learn the importance of family and a sense of honor. I would want them to learn how cruel and dark the world could really be.
I want them to go through struggles and choose their own paths that will help them mature, because without struggle there is no progress (Fredrick Douglass)
Would you do anything differently that would've made them better and have a sense of purpose rather than be Naruto clones? Discuss.
For me, I would make them develop their skills, but I would want to give each of them a short character arc in order to give them that push in order to become memorable. Now, I'm not saying that they're not memorable. I love Lee and the others, but some were just there for the sake of being there.
The push I would want to give them would be to give them an enemy or enemies that would break them all in one arc. I would want them to learn the importance of family and a sense of honor. I would want them to learn how cruel and dark the world could really be.
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I want them to go through struggles and choose their own paths that will help them mature, because without struggle there is no progress (Fredrick Douglass)