This theatrical version portrays Hinata Hinata as an idiot ninja who only knows how to knit a scarf but does not know the purpose of reporting the enemy to Shikamaru. Kakashi is portrayed as the leader of the Shinobi village who relies on so-called intuition to formulate countermeasures. Treat the audience for idiots. After so many years, even if you don't like a certain heroine, those who have watched Naruto comics and animations know that Naruto likes a certain heroine. During the show at that time, Kakashi Sasuke set the picture of yukata flying all over the sky, promoting that this is the last theatrical version of Naruto. Maliciously deleted reviews. Sasuke, who didn't have many roles in the original, was hyped up with hype, and those who wanted to see Sasuke were induced to go to the cinema. Perhaps these things, new audiences are not impressed. But I believe that old audiences should all know that.
Indeed, this is the last theatrical version of Naruto Biography. But as a viewer, according to my personal preferences, I hope that the seventh class can be reunited again after the finale.
rather than for round cp. Because even if you take a theatrical version to forcibly advance "feelings". It's just useless work, and anyone with a discerning eye can understand how this ending came about.
Also, this was the first time I saw a ninja knitting a scarf on a mission. Really quite nb. Have to admire the skill of the writer.
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