Kishimoto's Method

[Derek1st]

It seems that every time something huge happens in Naruto the base is ablaze with posts about kishi being unoriginal, but does anyone think that maybe kishi gets his material from forums?

Think about it, if you are attempting to write an ongoing work of fiction with a complex plot and DONT want plot holes, where do you go? A place where people frequently make predictions about what might happens and other members scrutinize the hell out of it. In the end, you have a handful of plausible ideas for a story

Maybe Tobi's identity was determined by frequent fan predictions. Maybe the end of the story will be decided based on which threads are made in the coming weeks. Guys, if you were working on a manga, wouldn't YOU read all the forums? I know I would

The main question of this thread is, do you guys think that kishi takes narutobase and other forum sites threads into consideration when deciding which direction to take the series? I would, so be careful what you post; it might just end up affecting the series.

 

[Supreme x Uchiha]

Probably not.. there are a bunch of Naruto forums online.. Sometimes it just so happens that someone says something that appears in the next chapter..

Completely coincidental.

 

[Dreckerplayer]

Nothing is original in these times.

Oh, and to answer your question...


I think Kishi does go into sites and take some things into consideration.

 

[Microsword57]

Their are numerous Naruto Forums. Each having thousands of members and with the majority of these thousands of members from each base someone is bound to at least get a part of their theory correct. Kishimoto gives many foreshadows as well to help encourage and support each theory.

 

[markdabomb22]

He gets his material from Asian day time soaps......... i highly doubt he looks on these forums. a good writer should know where his characters are taking his story and the major events to come. something like the main antagonist's identity should have and was probably planned seeing that that is a major plot trigger. he has his mind set on what he is writing and weather it is good or not is entirely ones opinion. kishi is not going to write something he feels is complete shit so he is writing what he and his editor feels is good and hoping others will enjoy. He's making millions so i doubt he give a **** if we like it or not so long as he gets his pay.