[Discussion] Why Naruto Verse Dont have real bas A$s Villains with some Bad intentions??

[Mr Hiru]

In naruto Manga, the Main antagonists or villains never had bad intentions of conquiring the world or take over the universe or Naruto verse.. They always boast about the peace and finally do whatever to reach the goal. But the intentions are never ruling on.. But just bringing the peace in one way or another...!!! The villains sud be like Orochimaru ... Who gives damn about the peace but craves for new powers to rule over... What ya' think??

Now please, you should try to describe what's a true villain under your perspective.

I think the true villain in Narutoverse is the author itself.

 

[vasu 32]

And btw,wtf wants those 1 dimensional stereotypical boring ***g@ts in the first place? I like this originality of writing than copy-paste those dbz style villains like every other wannabe crap manga does.

 

[itachi uchiha fiance]

And what if Madara is his fav? XD

lol really what an thought lol

 

[Paintry4]

Now please, you should try to describe what's a true villain under your perspective.

I think the true villain in Narutoverse is the author itself.

oh is that so? True antagonist/villain is the one that truly is a pain in everyone's as$. Dont give a damn about the world but is selfish/mean and totally strongest, cool, evil. Those who wanna capture all over and destroy those who stands against them. Make their name immortal in the history of evilness.

 

[flyboyissac]

I'm sorry but once naruto marrys sakura hinata will be a new villian

 

[Mr Hiru]

oh is that so? True antagonist/villain is the one that truly is a pain in everyone's as$. Dont give a damn about the world but is selfish/mean and totally strongest, cool, evil. Those who wanna capture all over and destroy those who stands against them. Make their name immortal in the history of evilness.

I thought Madara followed that pattern. That description is alike with Darth Vader you know... he went to the Dark Side for more power, he turned "evil".

But the Star Wars Saga taught that there was not good or evil, but only power. Narutoverse follows the same pattern.

We should know what's the meaning behind the word Evil. I had the hunch that someone evil is not someone who wants to do bad deeds, but want to achieve their selfish acts (even peace could be this objective), but the difference with the protagonists is that they don't act based on morality to perform their steps.

 

[Byron123]

Not really, this is Narutoverse's special trait. What this mnag awants to show is the difference between contradicting aims, it's not all about conquering the world, that's too cliche to begin with. Besides, it's not like Orochimaru does what he does only for power as you make it sound like. What he really wants to achieve the the acquisition of power is knowledge, knowledge that make him immortal in order for him to be able to surpass the fragility of human's nature.

Also what you say about geting power in order to achieve peace is the central message of the whole plot. Should peace be achieved by using force or with the mutual understanding. At the end of the day many people might not see this clearly but naruto as whole it's a deep phylosophical novel about human nature.

A villain who does whta he does only to achieve world domination and that alone, can't really be taken seriously. No matter how strong he is, he's an one dimensional character with no other trait other than his lust for power. Had it been like that in naruto as well, naruto would lose its whole meaning, it might have been entertaining but without any special messages to be conveyed.
Pesonally, one of the basic reasons I love naruto is because it helped see world in a complete different way and how things aren't always black and white but rather gray.