I always feel that no matter how long it is, I always feel unwilling to believe that Hokage is over, I always feel that it should be a gorgeous dream without an ending.
I still remember the first time I watched Naruto, when I was seven years old, I didn’t like it very much at first glance, but I somehow had an intuition that I would like it very much later. Later, I followed the public aesthetics and became deeply infatuated with the second young master Sasuke. When I liked it, as long as I bought Naruto cards, I must carefully pick out the cards printed with Sasuke one by one and put them in a special pencil case for collection. So much so that when I grew up, I dug out all the cards I had for Hokage at home and recalled my youth, but I couldn't find any of Sasuke's cards. .
I still remember the day when Naruto ended, it was just a practice session. It was a rhythm where all the things I didn’t like always happened together. I fantasized about the ending of Naruto countless times. It's cold and bleak, and behind it is Konoha Village, who has been familiar with it for so many years, and the smiles of all generations of filmmakers, and then add a word or two of inspirational words to the dialog box, and watch the bright future together or something. In this way, the time will always be fixed at the age of 17. After everything, there will be no passage of time, eternal youth, never the fear of aging, forever, stop there.
However, the ending of the real-life version obviously did not go as I imagined. When the picture turned, Naruto Sasuke had a child and became an uncle in his 30s and 40s. I think it was at that moment that I suddenly felt old inexplicably. , the soul is old.
I always feel that every teenager will feel that youth is eternal for a long, long time in his heart, that he will never grow old, and that he will always live in this confused and gorgeous age. I also believe that every teenager will have a moment when he suddenly realizes that even he will be like everyone else, old and no longer young. There is always something that makes you realize that one day you will be the age of your parents, like a meteor across the ignorant and confused sky, leaving a sudden dazzling sadness. For me, it was the end of Hokage.
People who haven't been chasing this anime from a very young age won't understand that when you're seven they're 12, when you're 12 they're 16, and when you're 16 they're 18. They are always a little older than you by coincidence, and it seems that they grew up with you.
How can you treat a group of people you grew up with as virtual non-existent characters, in your eyes, they really exist, you don't know where they are, but they exist, live in some unknown place. The illusion is so beautiful, so beautiful that when you wake up from the dream, you are overwhelmed.
When I saw Naruto Sasuke in his 30s and 40s, I suddenly felt that the 30s and 40s were also me. I couldn't accept the so-called ten years after the so-called picture changed like reading ordinary novels or ordinary TV series. The reality is cruel, cruel But I have always been able to accept it with a smile on my face, and then when I woke up in the middle of the night, the pain that slowly cut through my heart like a dull knife, the lost youth, really can't go back.
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