****The paradox of Naruto's hard work.****

[Illuminater]

You got the story twisted. Naruto was a lacky ninja and he had to work hard, very hard. He has talent, everyone does, but not a lot of it.

 

[unknownvillain1254]

I don't know how much Kishimoto planned in advance but regardless of that, his growth was incredible despite him being known as a talentless shinobi.

KKG is a genetic trait, much like Naruto's ability to host a Bijuu or large chakra reserves.



Making a lot of clones is his ability which helps, of course, but not in the manner of a handout.



I felt the resemblance with Goku, yeah. I mentioned stupidity because people compare it with the overall ability in battles, which is just plain wrong.

Yeah, this is why self-esteem plays a huge role. Once they started recognizing him as a worthy person, his "talent" started to sprout.

Make a lot clone is not his ability it's a tech

 

[fiercerunner]

Yes. This is a good thread. Explains Naruto perfectly. If the people around you make you feel like a total failure, you will think of yourself as a failure. One thing you forgot to mention was how quickly he mastered Kage Bunshins as well. He did that in just a few hours after reading the scroll, and it's supposed to be a Jounin-level jutsu.

 

[Aznkidd]

One day, we all members from Naruto Base society will become decent lawyers. Everytime i revisit the base i always encounter NEW ANGLE of the story....... just kidding, nice read there )