What if Naruto ended in tragedy?

[Hoshi]

All what if questions are hard to answer lol..
All I know is that good guys always win, xD

 

[TheBrightSide]

True id probably kill myself.

 

[The Hidden Shinobi]

I did want obito to create his world, but after the lastest chapter I agree that obito's world isn't really worth living, fake friends fake bonds etc..

 

[iSpeak the Truth]

I do want Obito to win xd

I understand his way of life too. Many people, actually most people in real life are like him. People who don't give a damn about the world and believe that it's going no where, they just don't have the nuts to do something about it like Obito.

There are also people who still believe in the goodness of humanity like Naruto.

It's all a question of, what you want to do with your life and beliefs? Do you want to drift through life like trash sitting on the curb and cursing the world? Or do you want to do something with it before its your time to go?

 

[Melanee]

I did want obito to create his world, but after the lastest chapter I agree that obito's world isn't really worth living, fake friends fake bonds etc..

I actually felt the same way, but Naruto's words were a real eyeopener, and a good way for the readers to deal with death in reality.

 

[Omnipotent]

The only tragedy would be if Naruto ended without more Tobirama flashbacks
:nindaime:

 

[iSpeak the Truth]

True id probably kill myself.

You're so funny I almost died from laughing just now. >_>

 

[TheBrightSide]

You're so funny I almost died from laughing just now. >_>

Damn, i dont know how ill sleep at night :/ I suppose its better to die laughing instead of dying due to a loss in purpose in life because of a manga. But thats just me.

 

[iSpeak the Truth]

Damn, i dont know how ill sleep at night :/ I suppose its better to die laughing instead of dying due to a loss in purpose in life because of a manga. But thats just me.

Well you obviously derive your inspirations elsewhere. No need to mock mine. The whole reason I even became a forum nerd and am sitting here talking to you is because of Naruto.

 

[Wik]

What if Obito achieved victory in the end, and was successful with Tsuki no Me?

What if Sasuke killed Naruto and took over Konoha?

I personally, would be extremely disappointed. Not in the manga, just in the way the story turned out. I would accept it, just like Jiraiya's death. But would probably lose my faith in myself and the world. Cuz to be perfectly honest, Naruto's spirit keeps me going in my life. I don't care how lame that sounds to you, I am speaking the truth.

We all learn from things we love the most, for some it's books, for others it's people...it could be a million things or nothing at all. I love anime, always have, ever since I was 7 years old.



My inspiration is Naruto, the person, his ideals and spirit. I am not ashamed to admit it. If he died or lost, there would be no end to my dismay.

I wouldnt even think of this type of scenario, but I'm bored and I know Naruto could never lose.

Part of me still thinks and even hope the show will end with Sasuke and Naruto killing eachother and then a picture of Narutos face on the mountains acknowledged by everyone.

 

[iSpeak the Truth]

Part of me still thinks and even hope the show will end with Sasuke and Naruto killing eachother and then a picture of Narutos face on the mountains acknowledged by everyone.

Dude fuck that! Naruto must live!

 

[Direcorpse]

I understand his way of life too. Many people, actually most people in real life are like him. People who don't give a damn about the world and believe that it's going no where, they just don't have the nuts to do something about it like Obito.

This thread.... man....
I advice you see the world outside, if you don't already.
I could understand that you'd be upset and emotionally hurt from Naruto ending in a bad way, but your judgement towards the collective thoughts of mankind? That's just depressing, dude. No offense, really, just that it's a really bad and wrong way of looking at life if you actually WISH to enjoy it. ( I used wish loosely here being that some people just want to watch the world burn )

How would you know that MOST people want to destroy reality just because their potential lover was killed by their own rival?
How would you know that MOST people want to be an accomplice of a really selfish bastard?
How would you know that MOST people want to plot to collect " evil energies " and combine them into ONE being that was known to have created the world?

 

[iSpeak the Truth]

This thread.... man....
I advice you see the world outside, if you don't already.
I could understand that you'd be upset and emotionally hurt from Naruto ending in a bad way, but your judgement towards the collective thoughts of mankind? That's just depressing, dude. No offense, really, just that it's a really bad and wrong way of looking at life if you actually WISH to enjoy it. ( I used wish loosely here being that some people just want to watch the world burn )

How would you know that MOST people want to destroy reality just because their potential lover was killed by their own rival?
How would you know that MOST people want to be an accomplice of a really selfish bastard?
How would you know that MOST people want to plot to collect " evil energies " and combine them into ONE being that was known to have created the world?

Do you live in the states?

 

[Honord Sage]

What is at stake here is Free Will, your ability to chose your path, your future. Madara Moon Eye Plan takes that away. You become Zombies dreaming what Madara wants you to dream directing your dream,your life as He wants.

 

[thegame]

I would be fine with it. Just proves there is no such thing as peace for everyone. There will always be wars. That is because we are all human.

 

[saw2097]

I would be fine with it. Just proves there is no such thing as peace for everyone. There will always be wars. That is because we are all human.

Interesting you should say that.

This was from an interview with Kishimoto that I found on Saiyan Island, "When people read your manga, what do you hope they'll take away from it?

In real life, it's hard for people to understand each other because of things like differences in culture or upbringing. As you grow up, you start to see that sometimes things in life don't go right. But I created Naruto to tell the younger generation that although there's hardship in life, you can get along. Other than that, I would rather let the audience themselves find out what they can get from Naruto."