in contact with Naruto for 6 years in 2003, stopped chasing after the break in 2005, and started chasing after 3 months in 2007. I was disgusted by the procrastination of animation and gave up, and watched Jiraiya intermittently in between. Death, in 2010, I wanted to gain weight and watch it again, but I was completely angry after watching the latest episodes 430-436. It seems that migrant workers are indeed not just for everyone.
1 The character setting is unscrupulous: The first NARUTO is a passionate manga that makes people strive for progress. In fact, it doesn't matter whether NARUTO can become Naruto or not. However, as the manga revealed that Naruto was the son of four generations, Shippuden became a doomed mediocre animation.
2 The production attitude is unscrupulous: Shippuden's various styles of collapse. The background is no longer elegant, just look at the past, and movements such as physical skills are fooling people, the proportions of the characters are no longer rigorous, the details are no longer exquisite, and the deformation of walking has reached the point of ubiquity. The animation can be forgiven, but Naruto, you are the most profitable animation at the moment. In the face of the passage of time, the loss of talents may be irreversible, but supervisor, can you recruit some reliable painters?
3 Memories of still frames and various repetitive pictures are unruly: I can complain that this is the most unlimited animation of abusing memories and still frames that I have ever seen, no one. Even if you want to follow the progress of the comics and use the original to drag it out, why do you have to add a large section of memories and character close-ups? The blast is completely confusing to the rhythm and the priority of the plot. This kind of naked business is useless. The integrity makes countless people who love Hokage embarrassed.
The glory before 135 episodes has passed, and I feel sad for the current business ethics of District 11 and our country's producers (Hokage is a Sino-Japanese cooperation).
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