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What was the story of Neji Hyuga in "Naruto" when he died? The answer is: "Naruto Shippuden" Chapter 584 and Manga Chapter 614 died.
Chapter 584
As one of the most popular characters in "Naruto" since his appearance, Neji Hyuga has always belonged to the genius level, so he has been a very powerful character until episode 584 of the animation, and at this moment his life is also heading towards It's over.
In chapter 584, Madara and Obito died after controlling Juwei, shooting at them, and protecting Naruto Uzumaki (actually blocking Hinata Hinata), which means they died on the battlefield of the Ninja War. of. And he did what he believed in, and died in this war for his own beliefs and protecting his companions.
In Chapter 584, it is one of the most important links in the ninja war. Why do you say that? Because this is not only Naruto's own belief, but also the belief of all those who participated in this war, so because it is said that Neji passed away, it should not be criticized that the manga drawn by Masashi Kishimoto should not be drawn like this.
To accept fate or not to accept fate
As one of the most important Konoha 12 Xiaoqiang, Neji's existence and his back are the strongest among all Xiaoqiang, because he wants to conquer his own destiny. And this fate was changed last time after Naruto was defeated by him when he was young, and he thought it was impossible to lose to the tail of the crane, so in fact, for Neji, his death was also a part of his own life. kind of resistance.
Everyone knows that he used to accept his fate, because as a genius, he is better than others in terms of IQ or emotional intelligence, so it can be seen that his efforts are also better than others, otherwise If you don't, you can't learn to go back to heaven. And when he was young, he knew that Huitian's skill was weak, so his talent and hard work were beyond doubt.
Isn't there a saying that being smart is mistaken by being smart? The same is true, so he knew when he was young that he could not change his fate, and all of this was also because Naruto (the protagonist Halo) at the end of the crane defeated him, so he stopped accepting his fate. After all, it was something he recognized, This perception was broken when I was young, so for Neji, this is also a kind of happiness.
Many people say that Neji shouldn't die
Why can't I criticize the history of Kishimoto? The reason is very simple, this is during the war, everyone wants to die, but who can guarantee which person can live forever? Kakashi? spot? Bring soil? Still looking forward to the ninja? There is no one, so no matter who dies, you should not complain, because this is a normal process, because everyone will die, if you are complaining about why Neji died, have you thought about other supporting roles and passers-by characters? What about death?
Ask yourself, you are in this war, can you guarantee that you will survive? You can't either, no one can guarantee it, because TAs have used all their strength to do what you should do, and they have tried their best to fight. And it just happened that the character Neji passed away, so it is not necessary to complain about the death of Kishimoto Masashi for painting Neji.
But I can also understand why you are angry. After all, for a character you like, for a character with more light, his death will indeed make people feel very sad and helpless, so it is understandable to be angry.
At last
Neji died in the 584th chapter of "Naruto Shippuden" and the 614th chapter of the comic, and it will always be fixed on this day, whether it is now or after the end of "Naruto", "Naruto Boren Biography" Whether it goes online or not, it is a day to remember because Ningci passed away on this day.
This article is an original animation commentary. The first edition of the Yuanye 2D official account is welcome to like and recommend, and reprinting is prohibited.
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