If Naruto were to be redone in Sasuke's point of veiw...Would you watch it?

[End of Days]

hell no
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[shelke]

@KingHashirama As an adult, I disagree as most of it is as unrealistic as it can get when it comes to human psychology.

 

[Tomoshiki]

No, Sasuke's too boring

 

[SubZeroMS]

I actually would. Not that it would make a difference since the whole series focuses on Sasuke way more than it should. It would be a refreshing change from the whole ''will of fire'', ''I will be Hokage'' speeches, to a darker aspect of the human psyche, such as the path of revenge e.t.c. I always felt like shelke said , that the Naruto world, for a world that is filled with ninja who's job is basically killing, espionage & usually the darker side of humanity was to bright. I mean I don't want an angst ridden show, with blood and gore every 2nd chapter, but a nice balance. Kishi neglected the true side of ninja life (e.g. espionage & subterfuge) & instead made every fight little more than a bunch of people screaming out jutsu & throwing out flashy techniques like confetti. I think Kishi forgot that a kunai to the throat could kill just as easily as a Rasenshuriken. So I suppose the series from Sasuke's POV would be nice.

 

[Vorest]

It would be far more interesting.​

 

[6ari8]

It would have been much better than Naruto's bull-charging and will of fire rubbish by several thousand light years. This whole 'goody goody ninja' logic at the crux of everything is fr children, hence the reason I can never relate or commend any of the major main characters, including Naruto. Not to mention with Sasuke under the spotlight, I can bet this would never have been a Shonen manga, but something more realistic that dealt with human frailties and general realities of war. What a wasted opportunity.

I don't think you don't understand Naruto then. Naruto is about defying the norm of human behavior. What did Sasuke do after his brother died and he found out what his brother did? What did Naruto do when he faced the very man that killed his teacher who is practically a father to him? I believe you get what I'm trying to say. I think it's inspirational to watch it as it is.

 

[Sasuke the Boss]

brilliant ffffin idea mate. I would love to watch it.

 

[Marceant]

yes but i also think sasuke would be looked like as an anti-hero

like he doing things that are not good but it leads to good things happening

 

[shelke]

I don't think you don't understand Naruto then. Naruto is about defying the norm of human behavior. What did Sasuke do after his brother died and he found out what his brother did? What did Naruto do when he faced the very man that killed his teacher who is practically a father to him? I believe you get what I'm trying to say. I think it's inspirational to watch it as it is.

I think you consider Human behaviour and Emotions to be a on/off light bulb switch then that hinge upon foreign factors. Sasuke has no reason to follow Itachi and Naruto is a fairytale character that lacks any inspirational dimensions for anyone over the age of five, I presume.

 

[6ari8]

I think you consider Human behaviour and Emotions to be a on/off light bulb switch then that hinge upon foreign factors. Sasuke has no reason to follow Itachi and Naruto is a fairytale character that lacks any inspirational dimensions for anyone over the age of five, I presume.

What you posted doesn't make sense, what do you mean by foreign factors?

I never said you can turn off emotion. Excluding psychopaths, everyone is affected by emotion. The main point is to endure. I also didn't say Sasuke has to follow Itachi. You say Sasuke has no reason to follow Itachi so I ask what reason does he have to destroy Konoha and kill his teammate (Karin) ?

 

[lordmadarauchiha]

I would watch it but may not enjoy it as much

 

[LitzSabr]

I wouldn't be that interesting, i mean as compared to the original series

 

[shelke]

What you posted doesn't make sense, what do you mean by foreign factors?

I never said you can turn off emotion. Excluding psychopaths, everyone is affected by emotion. The main point is to endure. I also didn't say Sasuke has to follow Itachi. You say Sasuke has no reason to follow Itachi so I ask what reason does he have to destroy Konoha and kill his teammate (Karin) ?

Foreign factors mean, foreign factors? Emotions thought brought about by them are largely dependent on introspection and understanding of an individual. How are psychopaths NOT driven by emotions? Endurance is different for everyone and is subjective. You cannot venture that one person endures more so someone else should do the same.

That is an off topic discussion, but Karin was useless at that point and her capture would have cost Sasuke his life. Killing her meant his survival. It's not that hard to see.

 

[6ari8]

Foreign factors mean, foreign factors? Emotions thought brought about by them are largely dependent on introspection and understanding of an individual. How are psychopaths NOT driven by emotions? Endurance is different for everyone and is subjective. You cannot venture that one person endures more so someone else should do the same.

That is an off topic discussion, but Karin was useless at that point and her capture would have cost Sasuke his life. Killing her meant his survival. It's not that hard to see.

Actually it's hard to see. How exactly would her capture lead to Sasuke's life? I mean, his other teammates were captured and he didn't seem to care about that?

 

[shelke]

^ When were Suigetsu and Jugo captured? Karin being left there would have been a liability as she knew about the hideout and the plans. When everything is revealed, how exactly is she not a threat to Sasuke's life? Killing her was the best option for Sasuke and Obito.

 

[6ari8]

^ When were Suigetsu and Jugo captured? Karin being left there would have been a liability as she knew about the hideout and the plans. When everything is revealed, how exactly is she not a threat to Sasuke's life? Killing her was the best option for Sasuke and Obito.

They were captured in the five kage summit. She didn't know about the hideout or any valuable information. If she did, Obito himself would've killed her after he came back to get sasuke and never let Konoha capture her. Still don't see the reason.

 

[shelke]

Suigetsu and Jugo slipped out. What are you talking about? You mean the plans of gathering tailed beasts and their meeting place? She was unaware of them?

 

[6ari8]

Suigetsu and Jugo slipped out. What are you talking about? You mean the plans of gathering tailed beasts and their meeting place? She was unaware of them?

Since the start of part 2, all villages were aware that Akatsuki were after the tailed beasts. And which meeting place do you mean? Akatsuki had many hideouts.

 

[Amaterasuice]

I would prefer like a spinoff if there's another after Naruto. Not too many chapters. Maybe like the rock lee thing. That'd be cool.

I would like a 100 chapter manga about Sasuke, but not a 600+ chapter about him

 

[shelke]

Were they aware of their strategic plans? I hardly doubt it. If those hide outs are given away, where would the members lay low? One of those hide outs contains stock full of Sharingan. You expect Obito or Sasuke to let her live even on these factors? Look, you can believe whatever you want. My opinion still stands.