Kishimoto.

[FranklinGTAV]

so , i have 2 questions.

1st - why did kishimoto changed completely his writting methods from part 1 to part 2?

2nd - why did he completely forgot about the kawarimi / substitution no jutsu ?

 

[Trúth]

Because he felt like it? It's his story

 

[Complex]

He was like YOLO

 

[UCE]

1. A person has to progress huh?

2.is useless at this point.

 

[FranklinGTAV]

Because he felt like it? It's his story

for some reason i think he was tired of doing all that stuff.

1. A person has to progress huh?

2.is useless at this point.

i laugh at the 2nd answer.

 

[Pirate King]

1. A lot if people think he copied HxH, so the reason it changed was because he couldn't copy something

Just speculation tho

 

[Colonel Armstrong]

plot progression and he didnt forget he just added other more interesting things

 

[FranklinGTAV]

1. A lot if people think he copied HxH, so the reason it changed was because he couldn't copy something

Just speculation tho

my other guess is bc he was inspired by dbz (this part is obvious) and bc he wanted to do like a "masterpiece" such as the next dbz ?

 

[Kratoss]

I think saying completely is a stretch. I think his writing style evolved naturally after he gained more experience (you can even notice that his art got better), and I think he became a better writer as time went on, incorporating a lot of original and unique ideas, that aren't too common in shounen manga, whether in it's themes, or storytelling.

Because it's a simple art. And the fights became more advanced since that.

 

[Forbidden Tale]

He started smoking something.

 

[Tobiramen]

1- story belongs to him
2- story belongs to him

 

[FranklinGTAV]

I think saying completely is a stretch. I think his writing style evolved naturally after he gained more experience (you can even notice that his art got better), and I think he became a better writer as time went on, incorporating a lot of original and unique ideas, that aren't too common in shounen manga, whether in it's themes, or storytelling.

Because it's a simple art. And the fights became more advanced since that.

the konoha 11 didn't got much development in shippuden , when you compare the shippuden "season" with the part 1... you'll see the flaws .

He started smoking something.

ahahhahaha , i'm dead.

 

[Natsu Shazneel]

Simple answer. Because not everything stays the same forever. If Kishimotto kept the same method for long. We all would have gotten bored of this manga and left it.

 

[Kratoss]

the konoha 11 didn't got much development in shippuden , when you compare the shippuden "season" with the part 1... you'll see the flaws .

Why is that a flaw exactly?

The only problem I found was Lee and Neji were neglected despite being important and well developed in part 1, that's the only flaw I can agree with. Shikamaru, Hinata, Sakura, even Chouji (which was a waste of time imo) got development and focus on Shippuden, because they were already important in part 1, the rest of konoha 11 were not really important and weren't fleshed out as a whole, Ino, Kiba, Shino are just minor characters from the beginning, they were only relevant in the Chunnin exams, and when the friendship theme about Naruto was on screen.

And considering more interesting characters got more focus on Shippuden, I don't blame Kishimoto on that decision.

 

[FranklinGTAV]

Why is that a flaw exactly?

The only problem I found was Lee and Neji were neglected despite being important and well developed in part 1, that's the only flaw I can agree with. Shikamaru, Hinata, Sakura, even Chouji (which was a waste of time imo) got development and focus on Shippuden, because they were already important in part 1, the rest of konoha 11 were not really important and weren't fleshed out as a whole, Ino, Kiba, Shino are just minor characters from the beginning, they were only relevant in the Chunnin exams, and when the friendship theme about Naruto was on screen.

And considering more interesting characters got more focus on Shippuden, I don't blame Kishimoto on that decision.

we could have seen the konoha eleven defeat some guys... we haven't seen that , nor the maximum of their powers etc etc , plus where is the strategy in it now(in the series) like for example , in part 1 , you saw shurikens and other stuff , now you're not seeing nor kunais nor shurikens nor strategy at all ...?

 

[oShux]

I think saying completely is a stretch. I think his writing style evolved naturally after he gained more experience (you can even notice that his art got better), and I think he became a better writer as time went on, incorporating a lot of original and unique ideas, that aren't too common in shounen manga, whether in it's themes, or storytelling.

Because it's a simple art. And the fights became more advanced since that.

Advanced my ass.

 

[oShux]

Why is that a flaw exactly?

The only problem I found was Lee and Neji were neglected despite being important and well developed in part 1, that's the only flaw I can agree with. Shikamaru, Hinata, Sakura, even Chouji (which was a waste of time imo) got development and focus on Shippuden, because they were already important in part 1, the rest of konoha 11 were not really important and weren't fleshed out as a whole, Ino, Kiba, Shino are just minor characters from the beginning, they were only relevant in the Chunnin exams, and when the friendship theme about Naruto was on screen.

And considering more interesting characters got more focus on Shippuden, I don't blame Kishimoto on that decision.

How was that a waste of time?

 

[Kratoss]

Don't know how is that directly relevant to what I last posted.

Why would you think people would be interested in that? To answer your question there is Shikamaru who was the protagonist of the Hidan and Kakzu arc, and defeated Hidan. I think including them on the war arc, and supporting Naruto was good enough, no need to drag down the manga and give them focus, when some of them are not really interesting or relevant to the plot imo.

Random question. The strategy aspect of the series is still there, just not as strong as it was.

 

[Angelic.]

the last shuriken we saw was obito blasting them out of his eye vortex

 

[FranklinGTAV]

the last shuriken we saw was obito blasting them out of his eye vortex

exactly.

Don't know how is that directly relevant to what I last posted.

Why would you think people would be interested in that? To answer your question there is Shikamaru who was the protagonist of the Hidan and Kakzu arc, and defeated Hidan. I think including them on the war arc, and supporting Naruto was good enough, no need to drag down the manga and give them focus, when some of them are not really interesting or relevant to the plot imo.

Random question. The strategy aspect of the series is still there, just not as strong as it was.

yes , i saw that , but think about it , the konoha 11 are the future of konoha , right? so why didn't kishimoto put them doing something through the whole story?