[Discussion] Naruto's Ideals and Some Historical Comparisons

[saw2097]

You know contrary to popular belief Naruto's ideals of changing the world through speeches (talk no jutsu) have been held by many others throughout real world history. For example:

For example Martin Luther King Jr.

Or Gandhi.


They used speeches and protests not riots or force. Not all that different from Naruto, I know he is just a fictional character but I wonder if Kishi got inspiration from real world figures or speeches.

What do you think? Was the whole peace concept and talk no jutsu based off real world figures?

 

[markdabomb22]

Nah he just wanted to cash in on his action story and decided......shit maybe i should try to teach something

 

[Chīkara]

Naruto is just a fictional character and nowhere near the real world.

 

[piercethejen]

Maybe. But Naruto does use violence, although he would rather talk things out but hey violence and fighting is needed in this manga, so like maybe.

 

[Sephy100]

You know contrary to popular belief Naruto's ideals of changing the world through speeches (talk no jutsu) have been held by many others throughout real world history. For example:

For example Martin Luther King Jr.

Or Gandhi.


They used speeches and protests not riots or force. Not all that different from Naruto, I know he is just a fictional character but I wonder if Kishi got inspiration from real world figures or speeches.

What do you think? Was the whole peace concept and talk no jutsu based off real world figures?

But Naruto uses force as well -_- Naruto only uses TnJ when he's done beating the shit outta you

 

[xjimbox]

Naruto is just a fictional character and nowhere near the real world.

So there have been a lot of fictional stories that inspire people to make change. And there are subliminal messages in the story