I dunno what yusay ing dude, looks pretty legit to me

Goddamit

This is the second. Maybe the third. Nice try.

This is a totally different thing, not just unwarranted hate. Go away.

I'm talking about this being the 9,001st post about the specific topic of JB showing up in those shitty clothes. So how about you keep your stupidity to yourself.

This is the second. Maybe the third. Nice try.

I guess so.

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Well, I'll start simple. Ezio:"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. Now, in the twilight of my life, misunderstanding has passed into contentment. Love, liberty, and time, once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward."
Naruto:" I'M GONNA BE THE GREATEST NINJA EVER! BELIEVE IT!"
Now, Ezio has less heroic and inspiring notions (Such conversations about outlets and what he did in his youth) But never did this last longer than one conversation, rather a an entire game or season in Nauto's case.

Naruto enthusiast here. I've kept to the manga the whole way through the story and can say, without a doubt, it has helped me grow and become a better person. Most people can look at it from the outside and judge it without looking deeper into the story, but that's the major flaw. The story of Naruto has many values and lessons to be learned. Finding role models, learning to fit in, learning to let go, making friends and losing them, fighting for your dreams, love, peace, etc. are all key lessons expressed throughout the storyline. It's not just some story about a cocky boy trying to be the best. Believe it.

Okay let me stop you there:
1. You should never ever start of something by saying "Naruto enthusiast here." While you did keep away from an instant rant about how I'm just ignorant and too close minded to see how great Naruto is( By the I'm serious thanks, 9/10 conversation about Naruto go that direction) It's just an easy way to turn someone in a different direction.
2.Everything you just said about Naruto/Manga Are interchangeable with Jesus/Bible.While not a bad thing its really a good thing either. But it in a way still hurts your point.
3.Naruto is bad contradiction. He's character out to bring peace without getting blood on his hands even though he's suppose to be ninja/demon/thing? I direct you to my original post's picture. Please don't say it's because he grew as a character, because he still never killed anyone back before he "Grew" as a person.
4. Naruto is Jesus, in a bad way. Like a boring bad way. As third point states, he's an assassin that doesn't kill anyone. He even goes backwards on the assassin scale and resurrects everyone in a village by showing the bad guy the error of his ways. Sounds great in all, but simple actions like that will never have those results.

I appreciate the civil tone and open attitude toward the conversation. Okay, now I'm going to explain this with my own reasoning and opinions based on my reading and understanding of Naruto's story. Since you know about the Pain/Nagato fight, I assume you also remember the long back and forth conversation about peace. My interpretation is that there is gore and death throughout Naruto, but yes it is kept to a minimum. Naruto has never killed before, but I believe it has to do with the image that he is portraying (an idol and future role model of sorts) and also due to his nindo, ninja way. Maybe he fells compassion for his enemy. As we have seen how the in many fights throughout Naruto the enemies come to understand each other more as their fights progress. We see this is the Nagato fight, Garra fight, Haku/Zabuza fight, and especially in the long as fuck Sasuke fight. It is through these fights that we as the audience learn and see the lessons being taught. For example, at the end of the Zabuza fight, we see that he learns compassion and realizes how Haku felt toward him (him being Zabuza). If Naruto had just chopped the nigga's head off, we wouldn't have had that moment of emotion and lasting thought. It isn't meant to be a blood soaked and gore filled story about ninjas, but instead a story of self progression, growing up, and guiding what you do based on the decisions you make.

Okay, well consider this. Say he was doing job as a ninja in the first place. You know killing his targets. I guaranty you more than half these conflicts would have never happened. Yes, sometimes doing what easy isn't whats best, but this show where a kid is hated by everyone because his body hold the soul of a demon how fucked everything up. Yeah, would have been easy to say why be mad at him, but no we need a way for people make him an instant out cast. Back to my jesus argument, HE WAS BORN A CHRIST LIKE CHARACTER. Take what ever lessons you may want from the story but that. That is one of the biggest cop outs of writing ever.

Well, first off all, most missions given out to the shinobi aren't just "Kill this target." The general idea of a ninja isn't really what the story incorporates. Most real ninjas may have killed people, but they certainly couldn't shoot fire out of their mouths or do a rasengan. Another thing, Kurama (the Nine Tailed Fox) is commonly called a demon but in actuality, he is a biju, which simply means he is a powerful creature. Not every unique or powerful person in a story is a Christ like Characters either. Sure there are some similarities, but Jesus was born with the powers while Naruto had the power sealed into him after his birth. Jesus was destined to be the way he turned out to be, while Naruto was physically implanted with the biju by his father. I understand exactly where you are coming from and realize the steady similarities between the two.

It may have only had one season but I loved it.

Yep, just 1, razer blade