But this blogger has a good reputation. So it's mostly out of curiosity. The film is set as Naruto has become the seventh Hokage. Marry a wife and have children, and have both children. His wife was Hinata as expected, and his son grew up very much like Naruto, with no trace of Hinata at all. The daughter looks very much like Hinata, except for the formalized fox whiskers, there is no trace of Naruto. Those who didn't know they thought they were getting married with their children.
The beginning of the film is Sasuke Shuai's scum fight, and his appearance after that is too cool. Clothes that are more fit are also more cold.
The plot is actually nothing but the growth of rebellious children and some family elements. But the emotion is really omnipotent. When you and I first watched Hokage, we were both students, but now most of them are married and have children. Just like Naruto Sasuke, who used to gallop recklessly, but now he is often exhausted in front of the case. The once bohemian, now scratching his head for his children's rebelliousness.
Looking at Naruto, Sakura, and Luju, these former CPs finally turned out to be good things, and Kakashi is already retired for the sixth generation. I still remember that Naruto and Jirai also went out to practice. Hui Konoha found that most of the people had become Chunin, and Neji had become Jōnin. Later, he was envious and asked if Neji was the most powerful, and then the camera shot. It was transferred to Gaara who was wearing the Kazekage hat. And now Gaara has changed from the youngest of the five shadows to the most senior, but who designed Gaara's new hairstyle, this big oily head. Although there are also people like Sawei and Ino who are dragged together. But overall, it still met the vision of most teenagers fifteen or sixteen years ago.
The last easter egg was given to Orochimaru, and sure enough, among the three ninjas, he was the one with the most sense of presence.
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