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 Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 4:24 pm
Isn't the reason simple? He wants to show what Naruto has learned on his own. He wants to show that Naruto has truly grown. But that is just my thought.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 6:06 pm
EndlessDreamer Isn't the reason simple? He wants to show what Naruto has learned on his own. He wants to show that Naruto has truly grown. But that is just my thought. Of course that's why he's writing it that way, but as Crabapple said, it doesn't make any sense with what used to be happening. The teamwork idea in Naruto was a pretty big thing, and now apparently means nothing.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:40 pm
Captain Verd EndlessDreamer Isn't the reason simple? He wants to show what Naruto has learned on his own. He wants to show that Naruto has truly grown. But that is just my thought. Of course that's why he's writing it that way, but as Crabapple said, it doesn't make any sense with what used to be happening. The teamwork idea in Naruto was a pretty big thing, and now apparently means nothing. Exactly. Naruto, and the ninjas in the Naruto world, all put emphasis on teamwork, on the idea that you need others to accomplish your goals. It would actually have been possible for the team to take out Kakuzu no sweat. But instead, they're falling back on letting Naruto do everything, which makes no tactical sense. If Kishimoto had put a little more forthought and/or effort into this, he'd have been able to show what Naruto has learned and make use of teamwork. But he hasn't done that. And that's poor storytelling. I can find reasons for how it works if i have to, but that won't change the fact that it's poorly thught out and inconsistant with the rest of the series.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 10:24 am
Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 1:28 pm
Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 2:18 pm
Captain Verd Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry. Yes but alot of them just have random villians coming in and never a true storyline. And there are some very good one's I read this one comic on Snafu-comics.com called ever after it is very good. Also if Kishimoto doesn't have at least a chapter a week people start bitching and crying, and don't even consider how hard he works.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:49 pm
Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry. Yes but alot of them just have random villians coming in and never a true storyline. And there are some very good one's I read this one comic on Snafu-comics.com called ever after it is very good. Also if Kishimoto doesn't have at least a chapter a week people start bitching and crying, and don't even consider how hard he works. What comics are you talking about? neutral
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:54 pm
Captain Verd Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry. Yes but alot of them just have random villians coming in and never a true storyline. And there are some very good one's I read this one comic on Snafu-comics.com called ever after it is very good. Also if Kishimoto doesn't have at least a chapter a week people start bitching and crying, and don't even consider how hard he works. What comics are you talking about? neutral Alot of American big-brand comics they may have an arc or two every decade or so X-men had the phoenix, Spiderman had Venom, ect ect.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 4:08 pm
Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry. Yes but alot of them just have random villians coming in and never a true storyline. And there are some very good one's I read this one comic on Snafu-comics.com called ever after it is very good. Also if Kishimoto doesn't have at least a chapter a week people start bitching and crying, and don't even consider how hard he works. What comics are you talking about? neutral Alot of American big-brand comics they may have an arc or two every decade or so X-men had the phoenix, Spiderman had Venom, ect ect. Do you even read American comics? They all follow specific stories, rather than just BEAT UP TEH BAD GUY all the time.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 4:15 pm
Captain Verd Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Captain Verd Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry. Yes but alot of them just have random villians coming in and never a true storyline. And there are some very good one's I read this one comic on Snafu-comics.com called ever after it is very good. Also if Kishimoto doesn't have at least a chapter a week people start bitching and crying, and don't even consider how hard he works. What comics are you talking about? neutral Alot of American big-brand comics they may have an arc or two every decade or so X-men had the phoenix, Spiderman had Venom, ect ect. Do you even read American comics? They all follow specific stories, rather than just BEAT UP TEH BAD GUY all the time. The only one's I've ever read were the one's from back in the early 80's or around that time my cousin had pleanty of old school comics in our basement.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 4:27 pm
Captain Verd Lots of comicbook artists draw pages and pages every week and don't suck, sorry.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:04 pm
Puma D. John The only one's I've ever read were the one's from back in the early 80's or around that time my cousin had pleanty of old school comics in our basement. Then PLZ beeyotch. They don't do American comics the way they used to, with something random happening every strip/issue. Snap snap snap we out.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:05 pm
Puma D. John Before you go complaining about Kishimoto why don't you try drawing 17+ pages a week only take a break 5 times a year plus he could have been tired and didn't want to illustrait 5 people attacking one person. Oh please. Do you know anything about how Japanese comics are drawn? Hands down, the man has at lest two assistants. And even if he didn, so what? If a product sucks, it sucks. I'm not saying that Kishimoto is a terrible person, I'm saying that his storytelling lacks refinement and forthought, which is a common problem. If you bothered to pay attention you'd see I still like Naruto very much and put a lot of effort into putting a positive spin on what goes on, no matter how ludicrous it might seem. I do, however, happen to have a realistic view of the quality of the material being produced. Blindly a**-kissing mangaka is just not my style.
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