[Discussion] Sasuke Intention!

[IRoCa]

I think Sasuke true intention is Deleting the past right? Meaning Sasuke Cut the picture in the Past so he will delete it and Start a new. Or maybe the past is referring to hashirama and madara?

 

[ballerjordan]

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[IRoCa]

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We know kishi. "This people will think Sasuke will kill naruto if i draw this" =D

 

[riley freeman]

the name of the cartoon is naruto so naruto is not dying, but that doesn't mean he cant get his ass whooped

 

[killacobra4u]

TRUE!

 

[kunde]

We know kishi. "This people will think Sasuke will kill naruto if i draw this" =D

Kishi is better at trolling than rest of us

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[Deuz]

I think he means to create a new world order.

 

[Hebi Sasuke]

the name of the cartoon is naruto so naruto is not dying, but that doesn't mean he cant get his ass whooped

It doesn't always work out that way. In Code Geass main character Lelouch died in the end...But I highly doubt Naruto or Sasuke will die.

 

[killacobra4u]

How about another series KISHI ! please :'(

 

[Child Of The Great Empire]

Nah, he's just on his PMS.

 

[jt1891]

Personally, I think Sasuke's goal is kind of obvious. He wants to utterly destroy the system that ruined his life. To do that, he has to eliminate the entire concept of shinobi. However, it is difficult to understand how this relates to the Tailed Beasts unless you think back to previous chapters.

According to Kurama, the Ten-Tails' is the 'source' of all chakra. This implies that the existence of chakra is intrinsically tied to the Ten-Tails' and the Tailed Beasts. Presumably, if Sasuke somehow managed to destroy them permanently, then chakra would cease to exist and the shinobi system would collapse.

This is the only explanation that remotely makes sense to me. The shinobi system has never been dependent on the existence of the Tailed Beasts or Jinchuuriki, so totally removing them from the equation would do nothing.