The end of Naruto . .

[nointro]

Seemed like it would be his perfect dream in IT. Saved the world, saved his friend, got the girl and had a family became hokage. Seems kind of like Inception to me, idk if he's dreaming or not.

 

[animals74]

we will see, maybe the last chapter at the very last page at the very last scan of the very last panel of boruto spin off will show them in IT.

 

[Wparker6804]

Everything that happened immediately after IT wasn't ideal at all

 

[loj]

Are you still stuck on that part? No.It's not IT.

 

[nointro]

Are you still stuck on that part? No.It's not IT.

Prove to me without a doubt that its not Naruto's IT dream.. go a head I'll wait...

 

[loj]

Prove to me without a doubt that its not Naruto's IT dream.. go a head I'll wait...

Why would Kishi give it a bad ending smh...there you go /thread

Hope you are not a NS fan..

 

[Ricardo]

No one will ever know.

DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN

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[Angelic.]

Dat tobidara

 

[Pyro NB]

lol interesting theory but I doubt it

 

[Wparker6804]

Naruto's perfect dream wouldn't have involved Kaguya or Sasuke going AWOL again or loosing his arm, or Sasuke exiling himself rather than coming to the village willingly, or Sarahada growing up fatherless with Sakura a working mother.
He got to be Hokage as well as a wife and family but it was FAR from a perfect ending for him. It was in no way a dream or mental paradise.

 

[Ōkami]

If only he went off to train an Indian kid though...then it would've been perfect.

 

[Bling Kai]

Actually the ending of Naruto ****ed the whole theme of the story up, and pretty much wad entirely irrelevant to the series as a whole. Naruto had no reasons to desire the hokage title anymore past pain invasion arc so him being hokage is a plothole .

He also doomed the world to conflict and hatred when he took everyone out of IT which was the exact opposite of what he was trying to do.

Basically the ending of Naruto felt like an ending to an entirely different series due to how irrelevant to it all it was. I mean it had irrelevant parings shoved up the ass what the hell does that shit have to do with the story about a boy proving his worth in a world full of people that look down on him.

The ending should have happened very closely to the end of the pain arc, maybe two more arcs after. After pain arc ending the series slowly dipped in qaulity till it hit rock bottom in the war arc, specifically when kaguya reared her ugly face.

Mini rant of mine over. I just dont get how people can looks t the ending of Naruto and not see the problems.

 

[Illuminater]

Actually the ending of Naruto ****ed the whole theme of the story up, and pretty much wad entirely irrelevant to the series as a whole. Naruto had no reasons to desire the hokage title anymore past pain invasion arc so him being hokage is a plothole .

He also doomed the world to conflict and hatred when he took everyone out of IT which was the exact opposite of what he was trying to do.

Basically the ending of Naruto felt like an ending to an entirely different series due to how irrelevant to it all it was. I mean it had irrelevant parings shoved up the ass what the hell does that shit have to do with the story about a boy proving his worth in a world full of people that look down on him.

The ending should have happened very closely to the end of the pain arc, maybe two more arcs after. After pain arc ending the series slowly dipped in qaulity till it hit rock bottom in the war arc, specifically when kaguya reared her ugly face.

Mini rant of mine over. I just dont get how people can looks t the ending of Naruto and not see the problems.

None of that is true and it sounds like you're very sour about the way it ended. Sorry but facts and plot matter more than your personal preference.
For example you mentioned he had no desire to become Hokage after the war arc...that isn't true. Extremely impactful events happened after the pain arc so I doubt him shouting "I wanna be hokage" mattered. You get me? The story needed to focus on other things.

 

[Wparker6804]

Actually the ending of Naruto ****ed the whole theme of the story up, and pretty much wad entirely irrelevant to the series as a whole. Naruto had no reasons to desire the hokage title anymore past pain invasion arc so him being hokage is a plothole .

He also doomed the world to conflict and hatred when he took everyone out of IT which was the exact opposite of what he was trying to do.

Basically the ending of Naruto felt like an ending to an entirely different series due to how irrelevant to it all it was. I mean it had irrelevant parings shoved up the ass what the hell does that shit have to do with the story about a boy proving his worth in a world full of people that look down on him.

The ending should have happened very closely to the end of the pain arc, maybe two more arcs after. After pain arc ending the series slowly dipped in qaulity till it hit rock bottom in the war arc, specifically when kaguya reared her ugly face.

Mini rant of mine over. I just dont get how people can looks t the ending of Naruto and not see the problems.

Of coarse he did--that was his life's dream. He swore to everyone that he'd do it and he keeps his word
They were going to be turned into drones with no individuality as well as living a lie while undergoing the process.
He DID achieve what he was trying to do. The 5 nations got along to a level that they never had before, gained his title as Hokage, kept Sasuke from destroying any village or their Kages, tamed all 9 Bhiju as well as Kurama (his main goal on the matter). He achieved almost everything he set out to do.

On this I agree ENTIRELY. Taming Kurama and being a perfect jinchuriki should have been his last upgrade as Sasuke's EMS should have been his. Things escalated too high & FAR too long.

 

[Bling Kai]

None of that is true and it sounds like you're very sour about the way it ended. Sorry but facts and plot matter more than your personal preference.
For example you mentioned he had no desire to become Hokage after the war arc...that isn't true. Extremely impactful events happened after the pain arc so I doubt him shouting "I wanna be hokage" mattered. You get me? The story needed to focus on other things.

You obviousy dont know anything about writing so debate these facts with you would be a waste of time so I wont. It's obvious from the fact that you didn't even notice I pointed out problems with the story kishi presented not personal problems I had with the story. Also the fact that you just proved you don't understand the point of the hokage title in the story in regards to Naruto. It revolved around being accepted in his village and he was excepted by evey person im his village when he saved them from pain as he logically would he saved thier lives. In short he shouldnt want the title anymore at least not for the reasons previously established and no new reasons where established. It's a plot hole clear as day. But like I said I'm just gonna leave it at this. You win this little debate because i forfiet.

 

[6thHokage]

Are you a NS fan?

 

[Seventh Sama]

Naruto's perfect dream wouldn't have involved Kaguya or Sasuke going AWOL again or loosing his arm, or Sasuke exiling himself rather than coming to the village willingly, or Sarahada growing up fatherless with Sakura a working mother.
He got to be Hokage as well as a wife and family but it was FAR from a perfect ending for him. It was in no way a dream or mental paradise.

^Took the words right out of my mouth, this MT ending theory is so stupid. There wouldn't be any conflict if naruto was dreaming in MT.

 

[ninjarasengan]

You obviousy dont know anything about writing so debate these facts with you would be a waste of time so I wont. It's obvious from the fact that you didn't even notice I pointed out problems with the story kishi presented not personal problems I had with the story. Also the fact that you just proved you don't understand the point of the hokage title in the story in regards to Naruto. It revolved around being accepted in his village and he was excepted by evey person im his village when he saved them from pain as he logically would he saved thier lives. In short he shouldnt want the title anymore unless at least not for the reasons previously established and no new reasons where established. It's a plot hole clear as day. But like I said I'm just gonna leave it at this. You win this little debate because i forfiet.

It's common in writing to have a character pursue the story goal for the 'wrong reason' and then experience 'character growth' by either changing their goal or finding 'the right reason' to pursue said goal.

The true reason for the creation of 'Hokage' was to promote peace in the Shinobi world.

 

[Nick01]

we will see, maybe the last chapter at the very last page at the very last scan of the very last panel of boruto spin off will show them in IT.

That would be hilarious.

 

[Bling Kai]

Of coarse he did--that was his life's dream. He swore to everyone that he'd do it and he keeps his word
They were going to be turned into drones with no individuality as well as living a lie while undergoing the process.
He DID achieve what he was trying to do. The 5 nations got along to a level that they never had before, gained his title as Hokage, kept Sasuke from destroying any village or their Kages, tamed all 9 Bhiju as well as Kurama (his main goal on the matter). He achieved almost everything he set out to do.

On this I agree ENTIRELY. Taming Kurama and being a perfect jinchuriki should have been his last upgrade as Sasuke's EMS should have been his. Things escalated too high & FAR too long.

Thought that is true that wasn't the point of the homage title in regards to Naruto's character. It was supposed to be the one thing that completed his character if it was even going to happen. It was supposed to be the one thing that proves wrong everyone whom has ever doubted him. Pretty much nobody doubts or hayes Naruto after the pain arc hell a whole war is fought for his safety. Its meaning is gone on the context of the story.


And if there is any conflict at all then he fails because peace in regards to this story and in general means zero conflict. Even in the gaiden there is conflict.

Th whole world peace theme took the focus of the series away. It's also handled in an implausible way.

How do you make a 16 year old that has just hit puberty, and knows very little about how the world works the end all be all one desider of what world peace truly is?