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There is no answer. The only answer is to make a guild and run a magic academy. Than and only than the power of magic can bring peace.
Kishimoto really didn't have an answer. Naruto kept saying that he will break the cycle of hatred, and will lead the world to peace, but how? I guess it was obvious from the pain arc with that stupid quote from the book. It really bothers me as a Naruto fan when kishi didn't even bother with Naruto's answer to the hatred. I guess Kishi belittled Sasuke too by making him lose to a guy that doesn't have an answer, and just blabbers about breaking the chains of hatred out of thin air.
I disagree in this instance becuase Kishi never made it apparent in the story that there was no answer that could be found. He simply never addresses the topic. How hard is it to make it apparent that there is no answer that could be found if that's what he was going for?You guys and these threads. Why is it that you think a 17 year old boy is suppose to have the answer to one of life's biggest mysteries? Did Jiraiya gave an answer? Did Hagoromo have an answer?
Was it stated somewhere that Naruto was suppose to find the answer at age 17? 25? 40?
Maybe he will fond the answer during the movie. Or maybe his children are the answer...maybe there is no answer.
Sometimes the journey is more important then destination.
It doesn't take a genius to understand what the answer was. Cooperation was always Naruto's answer, but he didn't know how to go about it. He had just been going around eliminating the biggest threats possible but never had an answer. Sasuke is his answer, if that makes sense. Naruto's ability to channel the good in people and Sasuke's realism and knowledge about historical instability. That's Naruto's answer. And he said it in 697 "My dream is for all Shinobi to unite and work together and I want you there too". It's a vague concept of mutual understanding and cooperation so that there is never another Madara to come about.
I disagree in this instance becuase Kishi never made it apparent in the story that there was no answer that could be found. He simply never addresses the topic. How hard is it to make it apparent that there is no answer that could be found if that's what he was going for?
Sasuke has nothing to do with it at all lol.
Without mutual understanding between "Indra and Ashura" the cycle of Hatred will forever continue because of the process of chakra transmigration. If Naruto didn't convince Sasuke to "become good", the cycle would just continue, another Madara/Obito/Sasuke/Kaguya would spawn and continue to try and radicalize the system into whatever they felt fit, no matter how crazy it is. So yes, Sasuke is part of the answer because without his contributions to ending the eternal hatred, Naruto wouldn't even have a chance in hell of enacting whatever plan of action for peace he has.
if you look back to Naruto VS Pein fight you will see Kishi touch on this very subject quite a bit both in the flashback with Naruto and Jiraiya as well as when Pein asked Naruto directly for his answer.
Naruto's Answer was. I just don't know.
The answer you guys are looking for is not an answer that can be summed up in one or two actions. This is an answer that takes lifetimes and generations to answer. No one man or god can bring true peace by themselves. But what Naruto did was devote his life to finding that answer.
That is his answer.
There is no answer. IT was the best option minus the turning into white zetsu part.
The only answer was Infinity Tsukuyomi. But Naruto **** that up as well.
You cant have 100% peace without a conflict ever again. Even if those conflicts are little.Kishimoto really didn't have an answer. Naruto kept saying that he will break the cycle of hatred, and will lead the world to peace, but how? I guess it was obvious from the pain arc with that stupid quote from the book. It really bothers me as a Naruto fan when kishi didn't even bother with Naruto's answer to the hatred. I guess Kishi belittled Sasuke too by making him lose to a guy that doesn't have an answer, and just blabbers about breaking the chains of hatred out of thin air.
Then my question is Why didn't he let Sasuke do what he was gonna do instead? Sasuke had an answer Naruto didn't if Naruto doesn't have an answer how the hell can he appropriately say Sasuke's answer or even Madara's answer was wrong? If he was goin for the there isn't an answer that can be currently found type of ending then why did he make it so both Naruto and sasukes ideals clashed in the end? So Naruto can say "no Sasuke you are wrong about world peace and even though I don't have am answer therefore don't have credability to say yours is wrong I'm no gonna let you execute your ideal becuase I want you to come back to the village with me".
Hell he may aswell have let Madara win in and cast IT in that case. But nope Naruto opposed his ideals to even though he's isn't have an answer himself which makes it a similar situation to that of his final battle with Sasuke .
If he was going that route those two things are something he shouldn't have done.I really don't think Kishi knew what he was doing r maybe he was rushing the ending cause these things just for add up.
Maybe Kishi was going the I don't have an answer ending but he did it wrong.unless he was trying to make Naruto look like a pretentious procrastinator.
You guys and these threads. Why is it that you think a 17 year old boy is suppose to have the answer to one of life's biggest mysteries? Did Jiraiya gave an answer? Did Hagoromo have an answer?
Was it stated somewhere that Naruto was suppose to find the answer at age 17? 25? 40?
Maybe he will fond the answer during the movie. Or maybe his children are the answer...maybe there is no answer.
Sometimes the journey is more important then destination.