After the big homework was handed in, it entered a period of weakness. Originally, I was just bored and clicked on a few Naruto clips in the recommendation of youtube and watched it, but inexplicably, on a whim, I watched Naruto Anime Episode 720 from beginning to end in more than two weeks in one breath (play later). After Payne, I was in a hurry to catch up with the main plot, and I did a lot of animations), and I watched three theatrical versions by the way, and I was inexplicably emotional. I was moved, relieved, and heartbroken. In the end, I felt that I couldn't get out of it, couldn't return to reality, and wanted to stay in the time and space of animation forever.
"Dragon Ball" and "Naruto" are both animes that have a deep influence on me, and I have been in touch since I was very young, and I have tried to read from the beginning to the end in one breath (the two even have many similarities). But I don't know if it's because of age. When I watched Dragon Ball Z in one go, I didn't feel as "heartache" as I do now when I watched Naruto. Probably the growth of the characters and the atmosphere of the manga. In Dragon Ball, from the beginning to the end, although the age of the characters has increased, there is not much difference in the characteristics, and the overall atmosphere of the comics is also more relaxed. Goku will always be that Goku, thinking about fighting, becoming stronger, saving the earth and saving the universe again and again. But Naruto is different. We have witnessed Naruto's rejection from the very beginning, endless loneliness... to the stage of a child who is eager to be noticed and recognized and plays pranks everywhere... to the beginning of graduating from ninja school, although he became a Ninjas, but they are not good at cooking, they do things without thinking, impulsive, but they are accidental NO.1, they perform miracles and perform extraordinary feats repeatedly... and then return from practice for three years in the middle, they start to mature, but their hearts are still the same. Keep the original honesty, bravery, sincerity, and love... Then to save the world, become a hero in the village and even the ninja world, have a large group of companions behind, and reap the love that truly belongs to me... In the end, there is no trace of the original face. The childish, impulsive, and finally realized his childhood dream that few people would take it seriously, to become a mature, calm, dedicated and competent Hokage, who has a family, but is busy with his career and neglects his family. Accompanying you... In fact, we grew up from childhood to adulthood, why didn't we come all the way like this? This is the real role to accompany us to grow!
Looking back on the first time I came into contact with Naruto, it was about 14 years ago, when I was in grades 2 to 3. At that time, there would be Naruto dubbed in Taiwanese mandarin in the afternoon on Xingxingtai. Although I watched it intermittently and without end, I was too young to understand the plot at that time, but I was still immersed in it. The deepest impression is that Naruto and Sasuke fought in the Valley of the End for the first time! At that time, there was also an on-demand station, and sometimes someone happened to order Naruto on demand, and it was still dubbed in Cantonese. Although it was only a few minutes long, it was still enjoyable to watch. The most impressive clips I saw were the first time Naruto used seduction, the first time Naruto learned multiple shadow clones, and Sasuke was cursed by Orochimaru... Naruto was also very popular at that time, and there were many canteens. The peripheral toys of the cottage (at that time, even ten yuan pocket money was a huge amount of money, I coveted it for a long time but never made up my mind to buy one). I remember when I was in elementary school, I learned to run like a ninja in the corridor outside the classroom, and my classmates played the games of "Spirulina", "Chidori", "Sharingan" and "Millennium Kill"! At that time, I also liked going to my aunt's house to play. I still remember watching the scene of Hokage on Starry Sky with my cousin. I just saw the episode where the lecherous fairy appeared, and the scene where Naruto stabbed the Ebisu chrysanthemum with the Millennium Killer. We all laughed to death. But my aunt is dead... my cousin who is six years older than me is about to start a new family. Now I'm also 22 years old and in my senior year of...
As I get older, I see things very differently. In the past, except for the protagonist Naruto, other characters may not pay too much attention, only remember the name or approximate strength, but now I will pay attention to the personalities, characteristics, roles, growth trajectories, etc. of many other supporting characters... I may have been particularly eager to be loved when I was a child, So I like Hinata very much (I like it very much now), and I hope there will be a girl around me who silently watches and supports her, and even has a special affection for girls with short hair because of this (although girls with short hair in reality are often not Hina Tian's character), I think Sakura is also very good now, and I even long to have a lover with a character like Sakura. A friend of the opposite sex has grown up through various difficulties together, from unfamiliar to familiar, from naive to mature, from the beginning of one party's unrequited love and the other's resistance to mutual dependence, from friendship to the relationship between love and family, They don't need to be brave to each other, and they all show the most real, most vulnerable, and most amusing side. There can be disputes, but they are still united, moving towards the same goal, not just unilaterally looking up, admiring, and unilaterally obeying one side. I used to like the hot-blooded protagonist, but now I inexplicably prefer the role of Nara Shikamaru, who has a superior IQ and sees the world more clearly. There are even many places where I feel a lot like him (although the IQ is far behind). I used to think that the protagonist was particularly inspirational, but in fact, the protagonist can be said to have a prominent family background...even he was born with a nuclear weapon. I think the most inspirational thing is actually to prove that Li Luo, who can become an excellent ninja without relying on ninjutsu alone, and others say that he almost kicked out the finale of the hot-blooded mentor Matekai! I may have only focused on fighting plots before, but now I feel warm when I look at the daily chapters in it. I may have only noticed the picture before, but now I find that the background music of Naruto is also unique, and I even listen to it so often that I can't help but have the urge to cry. In fact, will it be the protagonist music that is opposite to the background music? Probably the most common way, the music is the protagonist, rather than the music becoming the supporting role of the picture and driving the plot. Can I study architecture in the same way? Some buildings become the protagonists of the environment, while others become the background of people's lives.
Since I went to college, time has passed just like when I watched a video and turned on the acceleration. Four years passed in a blink of an eye (although I was a five-year undergraduate major), and I was about to graduate in a blink of an eye, and I would have to bear the pressure of the real world alone in a blink of an eye. One or two hobbies, or a movie or an anime, can temporarily become a warm nest, allowing me to avoid the pressure and disturbances of the real world, but I have to return to the real world in order to live. It's like I'm worrying about several homework in succession, learning English, taking IELTS, studying for graduate school, and the future direction of work. Perhaps it will be difficult for a long period of time in the future to give myself a carefree focus on doing one thing I like, like spending a lot of time practicing guitar, learning new musical instruments, and watching long-form anime that I want to watch. Maybe slowly I will be like Naruto and the others, from someone who is entrusted to others to someone who is entrusted by others, will start a family and start a business, and then become a man on his own, and finally the plot will turn into my own child and become the protagonist. But I'm not really ready! I don't even want to do it at all. In the end, what I want most is to go back to the age when I watched Naruto without any worries, and the protagonist is still the age of a rookie ninja. I spent a childhood with the protagonist, and finally realized that I had reached this stage of my life as the protagonist became an adult. Perhaps this is the source of my heartache!
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