Record it, I jumped a lot of originals, watched it for a month and finally finished the main story of Naruto. From Dragon Ball to Pirates to Hokage, watching hot-blooded anime can always give you the illusion of being young. Although I am 21 years old, I am not old haha.
Shippuden's themes are hatred, war, and hope. The ninja world is full of struggle, where there is love there is hatred, and where there is hatred there is struggle. Regarding the issue of hatred and peace, Jiraiya wants to solve it but is powerless. Nagato, Obito, Madara, Sasuke and the Hokage of the past generations have all given their own answers, and they have persisted and given up.
And this is one of the propositions that has been bothering me for a long time. Therefore, in the process of watching Naruto, I always look forward to Naruto's answer. To this end, I tried to watch dozens of Hokage episodes overnight, hoping to see how he created true peace sooner.
But in the end, as expected... there is still only disappointment and loss. After all, this topic is too big, and maybe the author can't find the answer himself, so in the end, this question is thrown back to the audience, and the story comes to an abrupt end.
Love and faith should be the last answer given by Naruto. Love can make people try to understand the feelings of others, and faith can give everyone the courage and strength to pursue ideals and peace.
However, if you don't know the same pain, you can't really understand others, and even if you can understand, you can't understand each other, and even if you can understand each other, it won't win the test of time. Can love and faith make up for the fragility of humanity and peace?
However, looking at it from another angle, I am actually looking forward to finding the answer from an anime, which is a bit self-deceiving. Perhaps this is also my obsession with reality and ideals.
BTW: I saw the original ending of the animation - Naruto's marriage. After reading it, I think the ending of the manga is actually not bad? Although the author chooses to escape and cannot see the sublimation of the theme, at least in the end we can still see Naruto's beliefs, and we can also see Naruto's forbearance above. Small goals, continue to explore the sequel that Jiraiya entrusted to him.
It doesn't matter if the ending comes to an abrupt end... It doesn't matter if Naruto hasn't become Naruto yet... It doesn't matter if the ninja system has not changed in any way... It doesn't matter if the answer to peace has not been verified... Because we still believe that Naruto can do it, and that people understand each other The time will surely come!
It's better than when Naruto walks forward holding Hinata's hand in the end, the director is reluctant to add even a few inspiring inner monologues and a few firm eyes. Feel pale?
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