Naruto's Greatest Takeaway

[SumnNarutoRelated]

After 700 chapters, what do you feel is the greatest takeaway from this entire series? It can be anything from "the series should've been called Sasuke" or "Madara solos" to "TNJ Shippuden" or " ninjas are anything but stealthy"

My greatest takeaway from this whole series is Might Gai and Kakashi were the greatest thing to happen to this manga

 

[Yanks]

Only a bad writer kills off a character for a pairing

 

[NineSNS]

A lackluster ending can ruin 15 years of hard work

 

[SSU]

Only a bad writer kills off a character for a pairing

LOL this.

 

[Kαmi]

A lackluster ending can ruin 15 years of hard work

Couldn't have said it better. Unfortunately the lackluster ending is usually what I recall first whenever I first think of Naruto or if I get asked about it irl.

Another big takeaway I got from the series as a whole is that perseverance goes a long way.

 

[ANiMUS]

A lackluster ending can ruin 15 years of hard work

Well, yeah this, but imo from when the alliance joined Naruto the series started going down :|

 

[Wavyhair]

Garbage Kaguya arc

 

[Tennis Robot]

It's never too late to change. Not only within the story, but from the abysmal Kaguya arc to the symphony that was 698/699, then...700.

 

[IndraGripen]

For me it was Neji and Itachi.

 

[Opiuchus05]

Only a bad writer kills off a character for a pairing

That's what side characters are for, development for the main character
Neji(side character)was killed for naruto(main character's)development