If he really suck at romance, why if naruto end up with either sasuke or sakura it gonna make sense? He is not suck at making romance. But he is suck at choosing pair. Or maybe he has been force by shuesha or peirrot to pair naruto with hinata?? 🤔
@ I’m just gunna assume that your native language isn’t English, but show me where Kishimoto has written actual good romance, cause honestly it’s not just him, majority of manga/anime writers suck at romance, majority of the time in most manga/anime, character just end up together, Dragonball has done it, Bleach, Naruto, most likely One Piece, and the list goes on.
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@@progamer_otaku6542 Romance is trash ,so being bad at it doesnt matter. and manga is better than any romance book in existence . cry about it
There's nothing to argue about, you are very much wrong and that ends the conversation, it's a matter of taste and that's you deserve to have as an argument, besides not a lot of meat to those bones.
I mean seriously, why did he look like that?, he looked decent in that in between scene with naruto that was shown after his fight with naruto, handing his headband back.
What I dislike the most about this movie is that, after the genjutsu, Naruto seems thankful to Hinata for liking him all this time, feels bad for not noticing it before, and then forces himself to return her feelings. It feels forced, and, as the protagonist, he deserves better.
@ThatsAHandle most of people who liked naruhina watch the anime and don't read the manga hinata best moment are fillers especially the pain fight and that flashback didn't happen in the manga
@@BIGD-cc7ru He said it as a joke, but Naruto also genuinely liked Sakura up to Shippuden. He was hurt when Sakura forced herself to confess to him so that he'll stop chasing after Sasuke (Which makes it ironic because Naruto also forced himself to love Hinata)
the mere reason why I dislike this movie so much is the fact it’s really just existing because of the lack of NaruHina content throughout the manga and anime.
@@1adrien9 that tell everything about it especially after what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend and he never acknowledged hinata at all
@@ayhamahmad2277 Exactly. And Hinata could have honestly had such a good arc after war instead of this non existent romance, like resolving the side branch oppression as a Hyuuga heiress and getting her clan in a much better place, partly as a thanks to maybe Neji who unnecessarily gave his life for hers, but... Nah
It is indeed very funny that all of the main characters can focus chakra in their feet to stand on vertical walls or even upside down but suddenly hanging from a window is a problem.
glass too thin for the chakra to hold on to. I guess could be a reason. like walls and ceilings usually thicker. and a body of water is a large thick continuous layer of water
55:44 How insulting is that? Hinata made Naruto throw away his mother's scarf to put on Hinata's. What kinda petty meta BS is that man? Kushina: Well gee, I get that you didn't want a woman like me but you didn't have to be such a jerk about it ya know.
Naruto is a prime example of a franchise that was ruined by an obsession with shipping, both by fans and the staff working on the franchise. In a series with so many characters, themes, and storylines that revolve around so many things that have nothing to do with romance; I am baffled by how shipping has remained one of the foremost topics of conversation in the franchise. Especially since aside from Minato/kushina, none of the romance storylines are good. Yet in the end, all of these storylines, themes, and characters had to be completely derailed or relegated to irrelevance on the alter of making one of the most boring and undeveloped ships in Anime canon just to satisfy the obsessed fans who devoted themselves to the idea of Hinata being with Naruto and not their actual characters or any worthwhile story where they end up together.
Man you dont get it. Naruto really needed that scarf. Without it, he would freeze to death. Cold is his only weakness. That was established many times, like that time Naruto fought Kaguya for hours in Kaguya's ice dimension and didnt said once that he is cold.
Naruto going from primitive technology to more advanced than us in a matter of no time is hilarious. I understand the message it is trying to say, we are stronger as people when we work together. This works if it wasn't super advanced. It just doesn't make any sense. It was never a surprise to learn there was advanced technology in Dragon Ball for example. It's shown to you pretty early on.
Not really that's just how humans are. More technological advancements have happened in the past 50 years alone than in the rest of human history and just the past 10 years alone dwarfs the other 40 years in terms of advancements. The rate of technological advancements in Boruto during a time of relative peace with the other villages being on friendly and cooperative terms is one of the few things that does make sense especially since not only are they humans but they are humans with fucking magic to manipulate the elements around them with multiple people who have like 200+ IQ walking around and people looking actively use the magic in scientific research. It wouldn't make sense if they were still primitive
Also like, they weren't primitive to start with? They had computers and were doing genetic experiments in Naruto. They made Naruto a Hashirama cell arm.
Yep, all things related to the Otsutsuki messed up the story. Hinata is literally a damsel the entire time (she did nothing on the mission and had no concern about Hanabi) and there are so many aspects that ignore the manga. The fact that Naruto saw all of Hinata’s memories of just their interactions and fell in love BUT didn’t Hinata see his memories which would show he had no interest in her beyond friendship?
the main things I really dislike about this movie: - toneri is a dumb, boring, pointless villain - hanabi suffers some horrible torture and it's not treated like a big deal also this was one of the funniest and most passionate videos about naruto I've ever seen. naruto unhinged levels of hilarious. great job!
Let's not forget insulting and downgrading Naruto's emotional intelligence. Naruto may not be the smartest out there but claiming Naruto doesn't understand love kinda upsets me greatly. With the addition of just accrediting Naruto's feelings for Sakura to just a competition between himself and Sasuke really irritates me so...
@@Kiyokoji23 he didn't understand love though, growing up as a child without any parents and being hated by the whole village would surely affect his capability of understanding and realising what true love looks like, the love he had for sakura was nothing but teenage love and to him she was nothing but a trophy wife, it's in this film after he's finally done with goal of bringing his best friend home that he finally gets the chance to develop the side of him that he has always ignored, the side that deals with love, he finally realises that the love he has been looking for in sakura was staring right in front of him in the form of hinata this whole time, from a boy that chased the hot popular chick in town to a man that chooses the girl that truly loves him
@@alvo6375 i would be inclined to agree if we didn't see Naruto's shocking insight this topic. I'm going to try and find and read again some manga chapters where Naruto does show this level of insight and understanding. Attributing Naruto's understanding of love to just the understanding of a tasty snack is literally an insult to his intelligence.
I definitely understand what you mean, but I always took it as naruto had good emotional intelligence in everything else apart from romantic love, growing up being hated by the whole village never gave him the chance to know and experience what true love is. It was finally in this movie that, after bringing home his best friend and knowing that his path to being the future hokage was set in stone, that he finally had the chance to develop the aspect of himself that he had been ignoring this whole time, his love life. His love for sakura was the perfect sign that he hadn't developed this side of himself, sakura herself acknowledged this, once he realised this, he finally grew from a boy to a man, from the hot popular girl in class to the woman that truly loved him. It's bittersweet on hinata's side though since she had to wait for so long
52:36 Am pretty sure the 9 tails outside naruto only has 8 tail , so i guess its implied that naruto can split some parts of the 9 tails from him , which still doesn't make sense why they're split in the first place
Well, remember when Madara extracted Kurama and Gyūki during the 4GNW? Everyone was rushing Naruto to Minato to give him the other half of Kurama in an attempt to save his life. Bee was left with no attention. When Gyūki was extracted, a small tentacle was left behind. Just like before, Bee was hiding in there. When he emerged, he was placed under the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The point here that I'm trying to make is that this was something Kishimoto originally had done in his original series. This shows that Jinchurikis, who have a perfect connection with their Tailed Beasts, can survive the extraction ir separation for an unspecified amount of time.
I am so baffled when naruhina/ hinata fans get mad if you dislike this movie. If you genuinely like hinata and her character, would u not want better for her ? This movie completely humiliates her character despite the fact it tries to retcon her as some goddess-chosen-one character. This goes against every (granted! Very small amount) of writing Kishimoto gave to hinata throughout the series. Like, she isn’t naturally talented nor does she meet up to her father’s standards as an heiress. Adding this ‘special’ new storyline with aliens is straight up wattpad writing. It doesn’t actually help her character in anyway and simultaneously this movie diminishes her character into some damsel in distress. It literally pushes her further back than kishis writing of her in the pain arc, because at least she tried in her final moments, she wasn’t strong enough, but she wanted to try for Naruto. This movie barely sees her fight back, barely gives her a voice, and butchers her and Naruto. As a casual shipper of naruhina, I’m so confused by backlash from other naruhina fans when it comes to criticism for the last. Because like ? It ignores her actual confession scene (when this movie was first announced, I remember being hyped for someone to actually address or reference this scene, how stupid I was ig), tries to retcon Naruto ever crushing on sakura (I don’t care for narusaku and this still annoys me) which makes no sense at all, and the movie is too busy with preventing the end of the world to really establish a good romance for naruhina. I genuinely would have much rather a movie with no intense action and just … idk focusing in on hinatas character, watching Naruto move on from Sakura and really fall in love with hinata for who she is. As in, not have them fucking separated for majority of the movie bc she keeps getting fucking kidnapped… and then suddenly realise through watching scenes that ‘wow she’s loved me this whole time and actually I never liked sakura I actually have only loved hinata(???)’ like would it kill these shounen writers to actually write two characters going on a DATE ? No one is expecting the next big shoujo romance anime movie from Naruto but it would be nice to at least see some desire to write characters authentically fall in love in shounen without the need to include some dramatic end of the world plot on the side. I would have much preferred an organic feeling movie (with NO ALIENS) maybe some shinobi / hyuga clan politics, hinata dealing with the fact Naruto hasn’t acknowledged her confession (and then maybe .. we can see Naruto address it TOO), her feelings about Naruto liking Sakura, bc everyone in that damn village knew Naruto was crushing on sakura at some point, so let’s not ignore it? Plus it would be some nice angst/tension to see hinata unsure if Naruto still likes sakura through the movie. And then they can add whatever action they feel necessary to make lots of money for a Naruto movie, but please, for real, no aliens. Anyways that concludes my poorly punctuated rant I have for this god awful abomination character-assassinating movie.
Reread the series hinata was not kicked out because she had no talent no she was kicked our because she had no killing intent she was a passive Read her backstory with her sister she was winning but then stopped because she hurt hanabi She had the talent she and neji are the only hyuga in the story to create a hyuga technique twin lion fist And from the start she was special being from the main branch reading comprehension isn't kishimotos fault it's yours
@ bro it’s okay , i’m not saying she’s some weak pathetic girl, she just wasn’t a prodigy, like she worked hard to create the two lion fist 🩷 and yea being from a main branch makes her special in that sense but not in a goddess sense like the movie tried pulling😭😭
@yurenica2555 her being related to Hagoromos brother did not make her a prodigy it's stated from the movie that she has strong genes related to Hamura she isn't a prodigy in the movie that's why I'm saying the complaint does not make sense Because her chakra is distended from Hamura that's why she can it allows Naruto to effect the Tenseigan barrier
@yurenica2555he is one of hinata fans ignore him it very obvious that kishimoto didn't care about naruhina since those too barely interact with each other remember what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend
This reminds me of the guys saying "all Naruto wanted was a family" but forgetting to add "with sakura" at the end. Naruto never had any interest in Hinata and a bad movie won't change that.
I've been saying this since FOREVER. I watched this with my brother since he liked it, and I remember asking him like midway through, "So when does this get good?" Spoiler: it did NOT get good.
So this movie canonized the fact that somehow kid Naruto actually carried that swingset with him all the time, which explains why we see it in every flashback 😂
@@ZayTh3GodWhat that just shows Narutos power he has full control of seal after shippuden he has no more need for kurama to remain inside it was explained in the Naruto Manga that kurama could of stayed outside of Naruto but hagoromo told kurama to stay inside to become a gathering for the tailed beast So can a protagonist not get stronger after a timeskip
@orpheemulemo8053the probleme is that unlike what you said it doesn't "show" anything. Know of the rule of "show don't tell"? It basically states that in a story showing something happening is way better than just telling you it happened, for exemple: to show that character A hates character B you can have a scene were A bullies B. And the boring "tell" version would just be to have character C say "woaw A really hates B" But anyway in this case it's even worse because it wasn't even "tell" or "show" it just happened and nobody mentioned or reacted to it. Your idea of naruto becoming so good a sealing jutsu that he can summon a physical kurama without dying is cool. But it's just a theory, it was never showed or said that this is what happened. In canon naruto just pulled kurama out of his ass with no explaination this one time and never did it again
@@aqualacerta3961It's not about sealing jutsu, no one ever said that. It's that once Kurama and Naruto became genuine allies there's no need for a seal because now the tailed beast and human are willingly bonding and sharing their chakra with one another (what Hagoromo tried to teach the rest of the world through "Ninshu"). Notice how the iconic cage setting inside Naruto is gone and he amd Kurama now just sit in the same white space with no barriers. The lack of seal means that Kurama can come and go as he pleases without any harmful effects because a seal isn't being broken and breached to tear him out, him and Naruto are just deciding to temporarily desync and move independently of one another. He's a being made of immense chakra that has physical form.
26:00 My headcanon for why naruto didn't break out of the genjutsu is that kurama intentionally didn't snap naruto out of the genjutsu to try and foster the romance between naruto and hinata but idk
The movie retcons naruto into always having romantic feelings for hinata and not ever having any real feelings for Sakura because romance stories almost always have this incredibly juvenile view of love where you were always fated to love the person you ended up with and all other romantic feelings you had for other people were completely meaningless.
The problem is Naruto never mentioned hinata at all during the entire story he focus on sakura all time he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend so this movie was written by hinata fans
I like the idea of Hinata, the potential she could have had. But, yeah Kishimoto really screw the pooch with her. Especially since she and her Naruto infatuation were introduced in the first or second episode of Naruto. All that time and he did nothing with her. Personally I'd want Sakura and Naruto to end up together. They had chemistry and where a classic tsundere pairing.
Same I wish narusaku was endgame it would’ve made sense, to me at least. Off topic but people always say Sakura abuses Naruto, yeah she does it’s not valid but she does. SO DOES HINATA? WE CAN SEE THAT IN BORUTO. I haven’t watched the show but from the clips I’ve seen… yeah well you get the gist of it. Ik it doesn’t excuse Sakura from doing but people need to stop being so one sided.
and just lastly ik you didn’t say this but the pure fact in the pain arc naruto crashing out cause he saw pain flip hina’s body in the air and pain “saying do you hate me now” ig that just doesn’t mean anything (that’s just an argument to say yes naruto has saved sakura before but also reacted away to seeing hinata hurt and i think damn near dead at the time at least i thought she was dead be either way that shows he clearly does care for her in a way)
Naruto is better off alone, we didn't need a boruto or whatever you would've called it, naruto movies about previous wars, other characters, other villages, there is so much to be created.
It's horrible because instead of developing naruto's love for hinata over the movie it gaslighted us into believing that he was in love with her all along which is why it feel like a scam they didn't use the logic route
the fact they used fucking genjutsu on Naruto who’s supposed to be a perfect jinchuuriki to gaslight him into loving Hinata cuz “oh boy look at her! she loved you since the beginning and you don’t love her back? shame on you” + the “Naruto doesn’t know the love between ramen and people” has to be one of the most disgusting shit I’ve ever heard just to justify Naruto’s clear non interest to Hinata into Naruto just being oblivious of “his feelings”. when he said shit like “I love you” to his parents
Naruto never mentioned hinata during the entire story he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend you can really tell it was the last minute change
Honestly speaking, tiny clones is world breaking even if he did learn it. You'd wonder why more ninjas wouldn't use that for reconnaissance, or assassinations. Especially since it costs less chakra
@ayhamahmad2277 That's ridiculous Naruto and pinata had plenty moments in The Manga but there Romance is not the focused of the Manga but their is clear bed crums that point to that being ultimate Ship naruto fights for pinata in neji fight they talk alot during the test in the Manga and she even wants to give Naruto her test paper to cheat This video 8s wrong
Man I have an entire character analysis on her and their relationship Based ON the manga. People just refuse to look into it or are illeterate. Give this a read. Hinata was born to the world shouldering the responsibility of her family, to lead the Prestigious, traditional and old Hyuga clan with a strong unwavering fist. But her personality was that of a soft spoken girl who was kind, gentle and empathetic, her name literally translates to "Pure white lily facing the sun" to signify her purity as a character and a person. Although Hinata undergoes rigorous and painful training with her father, Hiashi doesn't see her as fit to rule over their clan because of her kind nature. Therefore, Hiashi, as the strict leader of the Hyuga clan pits her against her younger sister Hanabi in an attempt to motivate Hinata. In this match Hinata lost to her sister since she was unable to land the final blow out of kindness for her sister, Hiashi who saw this as hesitancy and weakness for the sake of their clan disowns her and essentially kicks her out of his family, which deals a critical blow to her self esteem. To Hinata her value was in her purpose that was bestowed upon her by her father, to be the heir of the Hyuga clan. His judgement and views of her alongside with the path he layed on her to follow overruled her childhood. In disowning her, Hiashi essentially stripped Hinata of her self worth, which lead Hinata in a dark path. Hinata being born with high expectations and being unable to fullfill them to her family left her with a psychological scar in her early years as she felt inadequate, weak and an unloved failure who cursed the way she was. She berrates herself for her past failures and constantly undermines herself. Which in turn made her unable to believe, trust nor love herself and it lead her on a downward spiral of self hate and guilt. She betrayed herself and lost all will to fight and change. She developed an inferiority complex and her repeated failures in missions and in training because of her inability to trust in herself, only made things worse for her. Although she trained very hard every day, it means nothing if she couldn't believe in herself. Because of her past failures she has also developed a fear in failing and so she thought that it is better to stay a failure than to try and fail, and so she gives up on everything, failing herself. These feelings would eventually lead to the Hinata we see in early part of Naruto, a depressed mess with social anxiety which is seen through her general mannerisms(her shyness & being easily flustured, avoiding social confrontations by avoiding talking and looking down while talking to another, nervousness, stutter and shaky voice etc..). She is passive, indecisive, hesitant and always prefers to be in the background of situations that she is put in, she is always overruled by her peers and her opinions aren't cared even by them as she lacks agency. Even her character design of wearing cozy long sleeved sweaters as if to hide from everyone, and not showing her skin in the slightest compared to other kunoichi because she doesn't see the value in such things and certainly wants no spotlight as she hates being judged by people, like how her father and her clan by extension did with her in the past. Around this time she sees Naruto, another loner in the world who struggles with similar feelings of worth, depression, acceptance and failure but a degree worse that what she has to deal with, and yet he faces the world with a smile and a firm belief in himself. He is judged by people around him and despised by them for his circumstances similar to how she was judged and hated for hers by her family, but he is dealing with even worse prejudice. She relates to his struggles of acceptance and mostly his confidence/his ability to believe in himself, the trait that she wishes for. As a similar failure, she knows how easy it is to give up and lose your worth after constant failure and how discouraging it is. Although her worth was stripped away by her father and her clan in disowning her, Naruto didn't have a sense of self worth to begin with, since no one beleived in him in the first place, but he never gave up on himself and stopped trying like she did, to be acknowledged by people and therefore gaining a sense of self worth. Seeing how he fails repetedly but never gives up, she recognizes Naruto's strength and is motivated herself to try harder and in turn beleive and accept herself, that she too could maybe change if she never gave up on herself. Naruto essentially is restoring her sense of self worth that was stripped away by her father when she abandoned her. And therefore Hinata finds purpose in Naruto in seeing that Naruto is still trying to change himself. Hinata thought that she only had a single path to follow that was given to her by her family, but watching Naruto teaches her that she herself has to find the purpose/path for herself and that it is possible to restore ones self worth by following another path. Watching Naruto and his quality to never give up basically fills her with hope, belief, self worth and purpose making her able to accept/love herself again. She sees Naruto as a person who although fails, have the ability to stand back up and keep on fighting for his goals, unlike herself from the past who just accepted their fate and stayed sulking with the hand they were dealt with. Seeing this redefines her ideology on strength and makes her wish for that strength for herself too. As she says herself when Naruto doubts himself when he was going to fight Neji, True strength is to never give up and keep on trying even at worst odds, that is also why she calls Naruto a proud failure. A failure who never gives up on trying to change themselves for the better, until they eventually succeed. Her belief in Naruto is based on this aspect of him, this is further emphasized by the symbolical irony of their Doujutsu, the Byakugan. The Byakugan makes them look blind eventhough it grants them the ability to see through everything, but in seeing everything they are blind to their own strengths and weaknesses, which is symbolized by the blind spot. Hinata, before anyone, saw Naruto's strengths despite everyone else calling him a failure, but she was blind to her own strengths until Naruto made Hinata realize hers. With Naruto's inspiration and of her own volition, to challenge herself and possibly change her cowardly and hesitant self, she enters the chunin exams. Although she passes the written test of the exams and displays courage, mental fortitude and strength in certain moments(such as in passing the written test, of which the aim was to measure courage and helping Naruto at her own risk) she is immediatley challenged by the living embodiment of all her flaws, Neji. A complete contrast of her, an intimidating prodigy with a superiority complex to her anxiety ridden inferiority complex. And Neji is antagonistic towards her to the bitter end, although she, tries to establish a close familial relationship with him adressing him as her own brother, he insists to call her Lady and distance her. Eventhough both of them have suffered because of the Hyuga, While Hinata is offering Neji her kindness and a chance to reconcile his anger, Neji rejects it as his hatred for the Main branch blinds him from seeing Hinata's suffering. Their relationship is in contrast the main family which enslaves the branch family. Neji have misdirected anger for Hinata which he tries to justify in different ways, because he believes that he can't do anything about his situation, the only thing he can do is deflect it with aggression towards someone who used to symbolize the main family, even though she too was betrayed by them. In this sense Hinata is the same as Naruto, someone who gets unjustified anger towards them for the circusmtances they were born with, but both of them tried to change their situations by chosing different paths from what fate had in store for them, compared to Neji. Neji feels like he is treated in an unjust way by the Hyuga and since he can't do anything about it, he calls his situation fate and hides in it, wallowing in self pity and hate, stagnating himself in it. Neji also represent the core aspect of her past self, which is giving up, so this can also be interpret as Hinata challenging her past self in order to cast it away. Neji beleives that if he couldn't change his standing in the clan with all his skill and effort, she couldn't change as well. And with this he have already given up on trying to change. He believes that everyone should follow the path they are supposed to and live within the confinements of their fate and that going against it has reprecussions as his father suffered. So it angers him to see people try to defy fate and when they are unable to as he too wasn't able to, he rationalizes being unable to change by putting it on fate. He beleives that Hinata can't change, judging by how the past Hinata acted he beleives that Hinata would forfiet the match, he wants her to forfiet because if she chose to fight, it means she have changed herself and that would mean he lost ideologically to her. So he would do whatever he could to make her forfiet.
In this fight, fuelled by his preconceptions of the past Hinata, he doubts her resolve and questions her mental fortitude and he uses Hinata's body language as a weapon to poke at her past mistakes, Neji berates her character and dismantles her psyche in an attempt to expose her failures and prove himself right, that she cannot change herself. He pressures her psychologically to confront her past failures and doubts that she thought of herself. This only confirms to herself that she is a failure and it eats away at whatever resolve/courage she built coming to the exams. These harsh remarks of her past terrorises her psyche and in resurfacing her insecurities, she reverts her back to her past self and she begins to display signs of anxiety. Using the her involuntary gestures that she displays as a result of her coping mechanism to rising panic, she displays a meek demeanour. Neji compares Hinata's past self with her current and says that she haven't changed and will not, that she is unfit to become a Ninja with her non-confrontational and kind self that lacks in agency, in order to confirm his own ideology that people cannot change. Neji continues to judge Hinata, that since Hinata haven't changed from the past, she will not in this fight either and tries to convince her to forfiet by telling her that since she lost in the past she will fail here too, calling it her fate. He calls Hinata a failure and labels her as such just like how her father did, and says that she wouldn't be able to change as going against fate is impossible in his eyes. As her fathers views of her and her own doubts of her being reinforced by Neji, judging her just like her father did in the past, crumbles her own image of trying to change and it makes her panic thinking that she might really be a failure. Hinata's crisis resonates with Naruto, as he too is labelled a failure and is reduced to a monster by the village. He is trying to rid himself of those labels in order to get acknowledged by everyone. Therefore Naruto despises Nejis ideology of labelling people and sees himself in Hinata, so it agitates him to see Hinata not talking back to Neji. And so he screams at Hinata to stand up for herself and beat Neji as he would if he was in her place. In the past whenever Hinata felt down, she would find the strength to keep trying in Naruto and his Nindo. In believing Naruto, she was able to restore her belief in herself, as she sees Naruto as the living embodiment of proof of strength to continue. This situation has the same effect on her, Naruto reminds her of her belief in him and therefore herself, restoring the confidence she lost and she is grateful to him for it. For the first time in her life, Hinata decides to take the initiative, a stark contrast with her past cowardly self which used to avoid confrontation in the slightest. Neji, noticing Hinata's change in mental attitude and stance, now displaying confidence, is annoyed that his efforts thus far have been futile and fights her. Hinata's resolve this time around is evident in her being the first to strike Neji in contrast to her past fight with Hanabi. Although Hinata fights with her best, she couldn't win against the genius, so she loses repeatedly and even when her heart and body gives up she continues to push herself, repeating her Nindo/ideals that she and Naruto share, in order to change while proving Nejis preconceptions of her and her fate wrong many times over. Naruto finds this quality similar to himself, relates to her and acknowledges her for her strength and ideals, just like how she acknowledged him. And so he roots for her. Neji who is still unable to grasp the reason for Hinata's tenaciousness as he doesn't think people can go against their fate questions her motives in trying to keep the fight going, even when she knows that she already lost. He doesn't understand that Hinata already won against him by proving him wrong and changing herself as a person. He still believes that Hinata is just acting tough and tries his failed mental tactics at her again, judging her for her past and trying to convince her to be obedient to the path her fate have layed over her to follow as it would give her freedom from her own suffering. Neji doesn't realize the contradiction in this statement as he is the one who is suffering by stagnating in his past while Hinata who have managed to change, is free from her past weakness which had kept her stagnating. Hinata calls him out on it, which angers Neji as Hinata now pokes at his ideology, showing it's hypocrisies. The fight ends with Neji trying to lash out his anger on Hinata, losing composure, providing us with a stark conrast of their mindsets with the start of the fight. In the aftermath where Hinata is about to die, even then her thoughts are whether if she was able to change and so when Naruto came to her to see if she is okay after the fight, what she asks herself mentally is if she was able to change as a person, she also seeks validation from Naruto who inspired her to change and is also trying to change like herself. Naruto who feels the need to avenge Hinata and defend their shared ideals, makes a blood oath using Hinata's spilt blood to win against Neji and prove him wrong as he labelled both Hinata and himself failures. Naruto using Hinata's blood to make the oath is a representation of Naruto carrying out Hinata's ideals and resolve on behalf of her, as her blood symbolises the pain and suffering she had to endure in order to protect their ideals. Naruto recognises Neji as a strong opponent but believes that he can beat Neji. He is fearless and is very confident in himself and training with Jiraiya in summoning and controlling his Nine tails chakra only boosts his confidence even more. But this lasts only till he meets Gaara at the hospital, to whom he is initially faces fearlessly, even knowing his prowess when he fought Lee, but as he learns more about Gaara's character and his past, loses belief in himself. Naruto see his past self in Gaara, how they were feared for their power, labeled as monsters and were ostracised by the villagers and in being denied of their existences they sought to find their reasons to exist/purpose in life. Naruto found his purpose for living in being acknowledged as Iruka was there to accept Naruto's existence, and in being acknowledged he feels deep gratitude towards Iruka and those who made him feel that it is okay to live. But Gaara found his purpose in killing people who wished to kill him thus confirming to himself his existence as everyone else continued denying his existence, living in constant fear of death made him feel that way as his definition of love was love for himself and that other people exists to provide him reason to live, to give him a purpose and therefore in a twisted way, to provide him love. As long as people lived to kill him, he would have a reason to exist. The thought that Naruto could have ended up like Gaara terrifies Naruto. Naruto thinks that Gaara is the product of not having someone acknowledge him, an alternate self of Naruto which he thinks must be stronger than him since Naruto needed Iruka to be saved, while Gaara is surviving on his own all alone, trusting in only himself and living for only himself, loving only himself, without yearning acknowledgement from others in what Naruto believes to be in the worst pain of solitude. Naruto loses his belief in himself and his own strength after this confrontation as he concludes he wouldn't be able to win against someone like Gaara. Naruto, who feels weak after meeting Gaara feels pressured to fight Neji although he was confident in fighting Neji prior to this incident. Since Neji can tear down a person mentally by looking into their insecurities, Naruto knows that if he were to fight Neji as he is right now, he would lose. He feels inadequate, intimidated and he doubts himself as he have completely lost belief in himself. Even trying to cheer up himself as he have done in the past in face of fear doesn't work as he is reminded to how strong his opponents are compared to him. And therefore he visits the training grounds where he first felt accepted, to regain some of the lost confidence by reminiscing his past, seeking acknowledgement and to draw strength that he believes he lacks, from it. Here he meets Hinata who have dealt with the exact same dilemma Naruto is facing and offers her views on belief/strength. Sources for the first paragraphs of my analysis are the special episodes that were released alongside The LAST Naruto movie as an 1 hour special, the shippuden episodes 389 and 390 which elaborates on the Hyuga conflict a bit more than the manga. The rest is straight from the manga.
If you think about it, yeah probably Naruto doesn't consider Himata attractive at all, considered he liked Sakura who is constantly mocked due to her flat chest, she also has a loud personality and light color hair, Sakura and Hinata are literal polar opposites Naruto is not a boob man
Of course hinata is just so plain boring with no personality except naruto kun , her face doesn't express anything at all , her white eyes and black hair r also very dull ,
@@snowmann. nope , sakura is way more beautiful, there r many times where she was voted 1st , canonically many characters also praised her beauty , jiraiya , naruto , sasuke , lee , some random shinobi in land of tea or smth , during the war a sand shinobi also gave her a love letter , in sasuke retsuden all the prisoners were attracted to her beauty , even kishimoto said he was surprised at how beautiful she came out ,
Sakura is beautiful agreed but you can't say naruto should've ended up with her instead of hinata because she's plain, boring and not beautiful when she's none of those things Hinata is beautiful and sakura does not love naruto She loves sasuke Naruto did not love sakura despite her beauty These are just the facts @@Eucalyptus-g5n
@@snowmann. even idk why they ended up together when they didn't interact too much , sakura naruto are always together , I am just saying their ship is much more meaningful, they made a whole movie with some unknown memories for naruto an dhinata to be a couple , but naruto sakura have plenty of moments as a couple would be , it would be nice if sakura moved on from sasuke because she had a crush on him when they were younger but growing up she knew what true love is from naruto and ended up with him , that would be more meaningful, it's just naruto is not like himself whenever he is with hinata , sakura and naruto energies match perfectly it would have been so much fun to see them as couple and have a family
As far as designs go. I don't mind the short haircut on Naruto because in a lot of scenes when he wears the headband, he looks spikier than ever? Love how you made Naruto the mission leader and thank you for including Hinata's teammates. Seriously Team Kurenai was in desperate need of screentime and perfect shorthand to show Hinata's life outside of Naruto. I hate how the Iruka headband just disappears starting with The Last and Boruto. It's one thing if he traded it in for the Hokage hat, or if it was destroyed symbolically at some point, but it's just gone. That's like removing Luffy's strawhat. He rocked that headband even when it was outdated in the War.
Which is funny because at this point, he can’t fly. He hasn’t been able to since the end of the war. That was the last time he flew and never did again. Not in The Last, and not once in Boruto. So, yea, more Dygo misconception
It's pathetic this movie won the poll LMAO. I mean i never liked any of the Naruto movies, but this one literally is super boring, the only good thing is the fight with the green guy.
What pisses me the most off is how no one acknowledges how obviously terrible this Movie is. NOTHING makes sense but that just proves how braindead naruto Fans are
One of the cornerstones of being a great Shonen Mangaka is not knowing how to write romance/female characters and Kishimoto decides to write a whole ass movie to try and break the form. Good for him!
Imo naruto and sakura's relationship was more natural looking (at least in comparison with hinata)....... Even in the war naruto literally acknowledge sakura as his girlfriend...... And ending up with naruto would've been a better redemption for sakura because in the beginning she shitted on naruto. But at end she understands him and cares for him
Naruto literally says sakura loves sasuke and she shouldn't lie to herself a few arcs before the war 💀 He never loved sakura Calling her his girlfriend is just an aspect of his rivalry with sasuke and him trying to look good in front of his dad 🤦♂️
So you obviously did not read the manga "What rivalry?" You mean the rivalry between the two main characters the story revolves around?💀 That doesn't show anything because naruto and sasuke didn't stop being rivals during the war 🤦♂️ Naruto would obviously say that he's trying to look good in front of his dad and he's literally the most immature person by far in the story he literally tells kids he was the best in the academy and sasuke was the worst because "rivals" He's constantly trying to one up sasuke again because "RIVALS"💀 Just shows how you know nothing about naruto as a character and naruto as a story @@AbHi12DaS
@snowmann. Brother they aren't competing for "love" rivalry 💀..... that's what I am saying ..... Everyone can agree that if Naruto had any emotion for hinata he won't run for sakura for whole series.....he became mature enough to understand that sakura doesn't love him as we saw his conversation with Sai .... But he is not rivaling sasuke for love in any way ☠️....... They are competing for strength....he made sasuke rival so that sasuke acknowledge him .....not for a rivalry on love 😮💨 Even in the last movie Naruto was still unaware of his love for hinata and then he fell in love for her because of a 5 min dream flashback 💯
Naruto's crush on Sakura is another layer of his rivalry with Sasuke, representing their broader competition that extends beyond strength Sasuke is everything Naruto feels he is not: popular, talented, and admired especially by Sakura. By pursuing Sakura, Naruto symbolically challenges Sasuke’s dominance not just in strength but also in relationships and social standing Over time, Naruto matures and realizes his rivalry with Sasuke is rooted in their bond, not superficial contests over admiration or love 🤦♂️ Hinata consistently supports Naruto during the Chunin Exams and the Pain arc, where she risks her life for him These moments build the foundation of their relationship His feelings for Sakura fade as he grows, his connection with Hinata deepens, grounded in mutual respect and shared struggles The Movie clarifies Naruto’s realization of his love for Hinata, making their relationship a natural progression built on genuine love and understanding not a "5 minute genjutsu" 💀@@AbHi12DaS
Sometimes I forget how little naruto and hinata actually interacted , since I'm watching the rewrites "yeah he's just making more dialogue for them in the tenchi bridge arc " Forgetting that hinata wasn't even on that mission Edit 5:55 WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK HOW DID THEY FUCK UP THAT BADLY Edit:ah yes the scarf ,my favorite character 7:45
She is not in his team they interact in every major arc except the kakuzu and hidan arc Naruto meets hinata and even compliments her on the timeskip but she is shy Hinata is the girl he has the most interactions with outside of Sakura which is impressive
QUESTION how did the leaf villiage not know toneri and his goons entered?? didnt the pain arc show us that they have a censory system to prevent shit like this?
Once correction, the forbidden jutsu Naruto learned from the scroll was the Multi-Shadow Clone Jutsu. It's forbidden because of the way it splits chakra between so many bodies and can instantly wipe someone's chakra out. A single shadow clone is a standard thing we see multiple others use. It's still tough, but it's just the probably best general clone jutsu and the hidden leaf's specialty.
I’ve always thought a better plot would be Hinata going through Neji’s old stuff cause she couldn’t bring herself to do it after all these years , and then finding a note that said he might not make it through the war and if he dies they should burry him at a certain place as a last wish . Hence the name “the last “ .and so her and naruto go together to do it .I feel like that would be good and you could have obstacles along the way for action , and that neji would be what brings them together .
@@Naul6892 exactly , a lot of shonen don’t understand that personal stakes are much better than save the world story lines . It’s why people think the sasuke retrieval arc is so good , but people hate war arcs in anime
My biggest gripe about it is that "Why did it have to be in the middle of a world ending story?" My man could've just been a small scale story detailing Naruto and Hinata's get together instead of the usual shonen battle story with romance on the side.
yea it had the literal perfect set up she was way weaker than pain but she wanted to stay and protect naruto cause she loved and they have a little in the war arc i think but the pain arc definitely should’ve had him stop looking at sakura even know he should’ve stopped looking at sakura for the longest time
Kishimoto just doesn't know how to write female characters, he could've hinata in team 7 instead, it makes for an interesting what if, I can already imagine the plot, sakura was just a boring knock off of tsuande.
it wasnt written by kishi and it shows i mean naruto even gets caught in a genjutsu that sakura can break out of despite the fact that he is a perfect jin
It written by the studio or you should call them hinata fans the movie exists for them since they love hinata ever thought she barely exists in the manga
Oh my God a perfect Jin is broken out by their tailed beast yes but the genjutsu only lasted seconds and he was caught of guard Sakura has better chakra control than him thus is a fact it makes sense she broke him out
While Kishi had the staff writing it, he overseereed it and had them rewrite the story many times to fit it to his vision. Stop spreading misinformation.
If Kishimoto was a better writer, NaruHina couldve EASILY been developed after the pain fight. Like you wouldnt even need to focus any episodes on their romance but a glimpse of them beginning to like each other and date in the background couldve been saved us from this poop movie. Also more organic.
That's literally what I was expecting to happen when the pain arc ended. Naruto was gonna have a conversation with Hinata (probably after some prep from Sakura) and it would be awkward but cute and then they would casually start to grow from there. But no, not a fucking thing happened after that and the next time I remember them interacting is after Neji got permanently nerfed for no reason. Was infuriating for so many reasons.
I pointed many things in this video in a facebook page years ago and i got alot of hate from Naruhina bastards, but this movie its a trash its doesnt have the minor effort to try and be good...
If you need an entire movie to justify two characters being in a relationship then maybe they shouldn’t be in a relationship in the first place. Honestly in my opinion it would have been more natural for Naruto to end up with Sakura att least they had a foundation and a genuine connection were a relationship could believably come from.
Even Sasuke being with Sakura and having Sarada is such bad writing because all Sasuke wanted as a kid was his father to be around and acknowledge and spend time with him, yet he NEVER SPENDS ANY TIME WITH HIS DAUGHTER WHATSOEVER. To the point he doesn't even know how to be a parent when he is around.
Of course he doesn't know how to be a parent he's an orphan who got close to zero acknowledgement from his father How do you want him to be a father when he has no idea how a father should act @@JamaalDaGreatest
I only liked the Movie because of Naruto and Hinata moments (was always pissed Kishimoto never did anything EVER until this movie). Naruto kinda fall off after Itachi died and just kept getting worse till Boruto.
@Wano-Kuno it's a personal opinion, I said "kinda" because it had its moments but ultimately disappointed. I still enjoyed it for Entertainment's sake.
@@ayhamahmad2277 Damn that scene literally made we want to strangle Naruto, After Sakura did that BS in the Kage Summit arc made me want to pull my hair out. Jeez... I know Naruto is dumb but that isn't something he would forget.
@@triton5336naruhina doesn't have development because it wasn't planned did you remember what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend and yamato said that sakura care about Naruto in the manga hinata barely exists
Mate, like honestly, I was taken aback at how you could come up with the rewrite in the final section. It wasn't rocket science, wasn't something too difficult to understand, I was rather able to immediately projected it in my head. We really need an animator too realise your rewrite, it'll be an awesome experience just imagining it!
I Agree. I mean Naruto WAS ALWAYS there for Sakura especially saving her life multiple times. While Sasuke DIDN'T show ANY INTEREST, KINDNESS, or COMPASSION to her even trying to KILL her multiple times. If Naruto WASN'T THERE Cheering Sakura on during her fight with Ino SAKURA WOULD HAVE LOST instead of a draw
@@joshuamerriweather2861 What are you talking about a one-sided crush Naruto himself acknowledged Sakura only liked Sasuke You forget in the same chunin exams Naruto defended hinata the most Naruto took the person who always recognized him instead of person who grow to recognize him with his accomplishment that's Beautiful
@orpheemulemo8053 Yes I KNOW THAT. I have seen the hospital scene after Tsunade returns to the Village. I'm talking about or saying that Naruto HAD GENUINE or ROMANTIC feelings for Sakura and the movie basically DESTROYS the facts that prove this by saying that the reason was because of his rivalry with Sasuke. Despite the fact that Sasuke NEVER LIKED OR SHOWED ANY AFFECTION to Sakura
Naruto did not have genuine romantic feelings for sakura Did you read the manga He literally said it was a result of his rivalry towards sasuke, trying to be better than him and literally being an immature 12 year old didn't make it any better Yes he cared for sakura but he didn’t actually love her or knew what true genuine romantic love was until the last @@joshuamerriweather2861
@@joshuamerriweather2861 The thing is, that aspect of the relationship where Naruto likes Sakura because of his rivalry is straight from the manga, it was introduced in chapter 3 when Naruto lied to Sakura to get back at Sasuke even at Sakura's demise. Then again right after the Rooftop fight with Sasuke, when Naruto told Sakura to stay away from their matters. Their relationship might have gotten better over time but it is true that the base of their ralationship was like that for some time.
39:15 Well its explained too though. After Madara summon Gedou Mazo (Outer skin of Juubi and catalist to resurrect it) from the Moon, Hamura's clan become divided between whether they need to interrupt Earth or not. So they goes into great civil war between themself and... Ends with Toneri's clan victory. With Toneri alone as survivor. Thats why he just showed up years later. Thats why he need a worthy partner in rebuild his clan, so he search for a Hyuga, fellow descendants of Hamura to be it. And after he got Hanabi, which will bring Hinata come to Moon too (Also as a backup plan if Hinata cant make it i assume), Toneri can conveniently destroy the Earth
The only thing this movie got right was the color of the Rasengan. In the manga, its yellow. This is the only time an animated format has used the yellow rasengan. Other than that one minor detail, every single aspect of the lore in this movie is straight up wrong. Naruto's characterization is wrong, how he and Hinata meet is wrong, his techiques are wrong and continue into Boruto (missing truth seeking orbs. WHERE ARE THEY!?), the physics of the world are wrong (ninjas don't breath in space), Hinata's treatment of Hinabi is just deplorable, Sakura misunderstands Naruto's character (though thats not rare for her), the retconned "lore" of adding the Hyuga's to the Ootsutsuki clan makes no sense and further devalues the Naruto world in a way similar to Kaguya and Black Zetsu. This film is just straight up garbage. And for the love of God, get that stupid haircut off of Naruto. He looks like shit. Edit: From my perspective, I've viewed this movie as the beginning of the Boruto continuity and not canon to the Naruto continuity because nothing from this point in the timeline makes any sense. Its almost like a completely different dimension.
And i wouldn't even call them getting the rassengan's right color a good thing. For anime only viewers it just looks confusing But more than anything i think the change of color to blue is the smartest move the anime could've made. With naruto's color being dominated by yellow and Orange having his most used jutsu be yellow just makes it blend in especially with his kurama cloak he's 100% yellow. The blue ressengan pops out and make following it's movement easier. I can't help but think that the black jacket and shorter hair was made to remove the dominant yellow/orange from his design so that the yellow rassengan wouldn't wouldn't be lost during animation
@@aqualacerta3961 Ya know what, you're right. Of all times, why change the color now? Screw my last point. This movie got nothing right.😅 IGN 0/10 "Too much yellow."
52:25 we get a fucked up NONSENSICAL movie like that, and people still don't believe we say everything that happens after the casting of infinite tsukuyomi is naruto's dream
LOVE the skeleton outline for an improved version. Much prefer it. I actually got excited when you aren't being gaslit. What might we call the movie if not The Last? Any ideas? Honestly, you really reminded me why Naruto was my favorite series. Just implementing aspects from the series into this scenario was amazing. Really reminded me how shallow and regressed the franchise has become
47:00 imagine if Naruto gave up when Sasuke left the village because Sasuke told Naruto that they weren’t friends that he wanted power and not friendship. In the show, Naruto tells Sasuke that he’s gonna bring him back to the village whether he hast to drag his carcass back.
Rejoice. This was such a brain dead movie. And the black fade out transitions was so jarring to connect to the next scene. The initial intro sequence was dope but thats about it. Even my mom who is easily entertained by anything anime found this to he a waste of time 😂 It didnt help that this movie was made when the anime was nowhere near the finale and manga just concluded but they couldnt really spoil the events of the arc.
15:32 you guys have no idea how much this scene confused and pissed me off. Even when I first saw the movie, it made zero sense, and I was letting a lot of shit slide then cuz I used to kinda be a Hinata stand
Art takes time and patience, my friend. Be patient and we will be rewarded. Edit: Dygoknight, if you're reading this. I am LOVING your rewrite. But PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!! Upload your rewrites faster and more consistently.
No, and one of the dumbest parts of this movie is precisely when Sakura says that Naruto doesn't know what LOVE is. In Part 1 of Naruto, in the manga. Naruto acknowledges that Sakura LOVES Sasuke, and that they (Naruto and Sakura) will never be together, he gives a sad smile and leaves the room, and Jiraya (or Kakashi) comments that Naruto is growing up. This thing about Naruto not knowing what love is is pure BS. Anyway, Sakura's love for Sasuke also makes no sense, one of the worst romances ever. If Sakura and Naruto had ended up together it would have been better, because Naruto really loved Sakura in Part 1, Kishimoto could have easily expanded this relationship without much trouble, and they could have ended up together.
@@Oblivion___ if you read the manga during the entire story naruto foces on sakura all time he saved her a lot she saved him as well Yamato said that sakura care about naruto and she hug him and naruto himself said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend
@@ayhamahmad2277 it would've been much, much worse than sasuke sakura, no fan likes sakura or would want them to be together, sakurs was interested in sasuke from the start, her randomly liking naruto would've been bad.
@orpheemulemo8053people have other opinions than you? wake up. (To reality [I couldn’t help myself]). I’ve seen you in like every reply section and I can TELL you clearly eat up that foul naruhina shi. Don’t hate on other people’s opinions, dude. Just like you have you’re like the last is a good movie, people have theirs too. LEAVE THEM ALONE.
Frankly kishimoto put literally zero effort into making the Naruto Hinata a thing in the actual series if he had actually built it up in the series the movie would have been fine, but he never did.
Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend that say everything about naruhina because it's very obvious it wasn't planned hinata barely exists in the manga
The Naruto series really fumbled the romance that kishi tried to write. It's not a shipper thing it's in story and the last was basically trying to explain it away We wouldn't need it if after pain Naruto talked to Hinata he had time in the village. Have them date and move that ramen date side chapter there and boom all done. Now we don't need to have a movie or imply anything since it's already there. Even Sasuke and sakura head poke was much better done as Sasuke was away and going on his burn the world phase so that being pushed back makes perfect sense
hinata barly exists in the manga she doesn't anything and naruto foces on sakura all time he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend it happend in the last minate
I actually really like the rewrite portion of this video. Overall better story. There's only a few things I would personally change: change the villains hideout to the land of snow (firstly for nostalgic reasons, first movie took place there, secondly so the kiss could take place under a snowy moon, just a personal taste thing, I like the image), include Shikamaru on the team but keep Naruto as the leader to reflect their future roles, and maybe, just maybe, find a way to include Sasuke in some form or capacity. Maybe have him be the one to rescue Hinata's Dad by happenstance. Of course these are just personal preferences. Other than that excellent points made, good vid. 👍
Bro had to make a one hour video ranting about: Naruto movie the last While very much arguing over every frame 😂 P.S : I love your stuff P.S² : I had to watch this video in the span of three days 😂😅
The part that irks me the most about this entire movie is that, keep in mind, this is probably, the 3rd time in a row, that Hinata was turned into a damsel in distress, and while the first time was perfectly excuseable, because it happened, while she was practically still a toddler. The 2nd time happened in filler during Shippuden, and the 3rd time in this supposedly canon movie, was one time too many. For a character, that is clearly meant to be a rebellious princess, of a supposedly powerful clan, that's frankly insulting. This movie, actively regresses Hinata's growth as a kunoichi, just so the romance aspect can become real at the end. Everything has to hinge purely on Naruto, and she is just left with crumbs. Like, come on, you can't even give her the Tenseigan too, just so she can kick Toneri's ass for nearly killing Naruto and Hanabi? Everything has to purely depend on her crush, all over again? And well, even if, by some means, you can believably include Toneri, the Otsutsuki aspect can only work, if you're willing to nerf them in that: They aren't aliens, they are simply an ancient clan, that was brought to life, because of Orochimaru's experiments finally reaching their peak. The end goal, was reviving the Otsutsuki clan, that's it! That would have been so much better, and it wouldn't have just made the series, Dragon Ball, ordered on Wish. The alien trope, especially in this day and age, is truly unwelcome to me, for how redundant it has become.
As much as people will hate to hear this, Naruto should have just been with Sakura. A lot of Naruto’s predecessors had a love interest similar to Sakura (Kushina included) which most weren’t able to be with. It would have gave a full circle moment to the whole “Naruto will achieve what his predecessors couldn’t” shtick, while also giving Sakura MUCH needed development as she would finally be over her crush on Sasuke that really has no basis to stand on outside of “he’s cute and we’re on the same team”
First of all: really entertaining video, i laught my ass off every 5t minute. Really good work. Second: As the biggest Narutofan of the world, this is my favorite movie, it has so much meaning to me personally. I enjoyed the love story and feelt it too. I mean, finally some progress here you know. As i love this movie, you're points are pretty valid and i agree with the most. Let us Narutofans have our fun, we must work with the stuff we got, as bad as it is in the end. ❤✌ (sorry for bad english)
I'll never forget that they really announced this movie LIKE 1 WEEK BEFORE NARUTO VS SASUKE FINAL BATTLE IN THE MANGA. Soon enough character design sheets were coming out and it's like "oh, okay, so sasuke lives etc" but most importantly, like 20 hours before the final chapter of Naruto, the boruto ending FROM THE MOVIE got leaked and it kinda killed the surprise to see it in the chapter later that morning
@kokroughtoss1257 It's not garbage it's disappointing what is garbage is Historia and that random farmer who threw rocks at her when he was a kid. Literally who thought the story needed that.
@@triton5336 That's exactly my point. Historia and Eren already had a much stronger bond and had way more chemistry. The farmer was originally meant as a fake out character. He was never supposed to impregnant Historia. But when Isayama went for the EreMika ending, he wrote himself into a corner and utterly destroyed Historia's character development. See, very garbage.
@@kokroughtoss1257 Personally, I didn't think Historia made sense for Eren because she would ultimately end up as a tool anyway and I actually prefered something with Reiner rather than Eren. Eren doesn't necessarily need a romance to be written well he just needs to be written well and can really work with anyone he remotely cares about however him actually honestly liking Historia doesn't work in the same way as you killing your crush's sister would. It just doesn't feel right and hiding that is not really a relationship I would root for when the only reason Historia sparred Eren outside her father using her was that she thought Eren's father did it and not Eren because she doesn't know. It never felt like a relationship that could work unless it's suppose to be between a man and his "tool". Historia works better with someone who doesn't have baggage with her directly as Ymir chose to go with Reiner so his conscious is kinda clean in that regard. Also it would remove that god forsaken scene where Reiner smells her letter and is revealed by Jean that Historia married that damn farmer. Pisses me off big time... Out of all the relationships Isayama could have given her why that crap. I would even take Eren or just let her be single and have her run. Her being pregnant for the farmer is worse than her running away because she is doing the same thing but with extra steps... Why? I don't know. You can't seriously tell me she fell in love with him off screen when at best she would forgive him and move on. Isayama is literally tell me if a threw a rock at a girl and later apologized and work at her farm I would have a shot... Best case scenario she fire me or ignore me and worst she throws a rock or chases me away with a stick as payback.
@@triton5336 I always thought the EreHisu ship would've worked because they were both in similar mindsets. When Historia drops the cutsie Christa persona, he actually respects that. Later on when Eren is in that crystal cave and Eren is willing to go along with Historia's Father's plan (forgot his name, sorry) Historia breaks him free. Both characters have this thematic synergy about Freedom. But I'll be blunt, I don't like Attack On Titan very much. If you think that pairing doesn't work, I get it. Everyone's got their own preferences. The reason why I lean towards it is because to me its better than the shitty alternative that Isayama went with. Again, I'm not invested enough in AOT to give a shit, but that's just an outsiders perspective. Believe me I've tried, but this show just bores me to tears. Honestly, Historia was the best written character for me personally, but I dropped out before the celler revelation so what do I know.😅
Since you have no idea of Hinata's character, here is a part of the character analysis I'm working on her even if it is not complete. PLEASE give it a read. Hinata was born to the world shouldering the responsibility of her family, to lead the Prestigious, traditional and old Hyuga clan with a strong unwavering fist. But her personality was that of a soft spoken girl who was kind, gentle and empathetic, her name literally translates to "Pure white lily facing the sun" to signify her purity as a character and a person. Although Hinata undergoes rigorous and painful training with her father, Hiashi doesn't see her as fit to rule over their clan because of her kind nature. Therefore, Hiashi, as the strict leader of the Hyuga clan pits her against her younger sister Hanabi in an attempt to motivate Hinata. In this match Hinata lost to her sister since she was unable to land the final blow out of kindness for her sister, Hiashi who saw this as hesitancy and weakness for the sake of their clan disowns her and essentially kicks her out of his family, which deals a critical blow to her self esteem. To Hinata her value was in her purpose that was bestowed upon her by her father, to be the heir of the Hyuga clan. His judgement and views of her alongside with the path he layed on her to follow overruled her childhood. In disowning her, Hiashi essentially stripped Hinata of her self worth, which lead Hinata in a dark path. Hinata being born with high expectations and being unable to fullfill them to her family left her with a psychological scar in her early years as she felt inadequate, weak and an unloved failure who cursed the way she was. She berrates herself for her past failures and constantly undermines herself. Which in turn made her unable to believe, trust nor love herself and it lead her on a downward spiral of self hate and guilt. She betrayed herself and lost all will to fight and change. She developed an inferiority complex and her repeated failures in missions and in training because of her inability to trust in herself, only made things worse for her. Although she trained very hard every day, it means nothing if she couldn't believe in herself. Because of her past failures she has also developed a fear in failing and so she thought that it is better to stay a failure than to try and fail, and so she gives up on everything, failing herself. These feelings would eventually lead to the Hinata we see in early part of Naruto, a depressed mess with social anxiety which is seen through her general mannerisms(her shyness & being easily flustured, avoiding social confrontations by avoiding talking and looking down while talking to another, nervousness, stutter and shaky voice etc..). She is passive, indecisive, hesitant and always prefers to be in the background of situations that she is put in, she is always overruled by her peers and her opinions aren't cared even by them as she lacks agency. Even her character design of wearing cozy long sleeved sweaters as if to hide from everyone, and not showing her skin in the slightest compared to other kunoichi because she doesn't see the value in such things and certainly wants no spotlight as she hates being judged by people, like how her father and her clan by extension did with her in the past. Around this time she sees Naruto, another loner in the world who struggles with similar feelings of worth, depression, acceptance and failure but a degree worse that what she has to deal with, and yet he faces the world with a smile and a firm belief in himself. He is judged by people around him and despised by them for his circumstances similar to how she was judged and hated for hers by her family, but he is dealing with even worse prejudice. She relates to his struggles of acceptance and mostly his confidence/his ability to believe in himself, the trait that she wishes for. As a similar failure, she knows how easy it is to give up and lose your worth after constant failure and how discouraging it is. Although her worth was stripped away by her father and her clan in disowning her, Naruto didn't have a sense of self worth to begin with, since no one beleived in him in the first place, but he never gave up on himself and stopped trying like she did, to be acknowledged by people and therefore gaining a sense of self worth. Seeing how he fails repetedly but never gives up, she recognizes Naruto's strength and is motivated herself to try harder and in turn beleive and accept herself, that she too could maybe change if she never gave up on herself. Naruto essentially is restoring her sense of self worth that was stripped away by her father when she abandoned her. And therefore Hinata finds purpose in Naruto in seeing that Naruto is still trying to change himself. Hinata thought that she only had a single path to follow that was given to her by her family, but watching Naruto teaches her that she herself has to find the purpose/path for herself and that it is possible to restore ones self worth by following another path. Watching Naruto and his quality to never give up basically fills her with hope, belief, self worth and purpose making her able to accept/love herself again. She sees Naruto as a person who although fails, have the ability to stand back up and keep on fighting for his goals, unlike herself from the past who just accepted their fate and stayed sulking with the hand they were dealt with. Seeing this redefines her ideology on strength and makes her wish for that strength for herself too. As she says herself when Naruto doubts himself when he was going to fight Neji, True strength is to never give up and keep on trying even at worst odds, that is also why she calls Naruto a proud failure. A failure who never gives up on trying to change themselves for the better, until they eventually succeed. Her belief in Naruto is based on this aspect of him, this is further emphasized by the symbolical irony of their Doujutsu, the Byakugan. The Byakugan makes them look blind eventhough it grants them the ability to see through everything, but in seeing everything they are blind to their own strengths and weaknesses, which is symbolized by the blind spot. Hinata, before anyone, saw Naruto's strengths despite everyone else calling him a failure, but she was blind to her own strengths until Naruto made Hinata realize hers. With Naruto's inspiration and of her own volition, to challenge herself and possibly change her cowardly and hesitant self, she enters the chunin exams. Although she passes the written test of the exams and displays courage, mental fortitude and strength in certain moments(such as in passing the written test, of which the aim was to measure courage and helping Naruto at her own risk) she is immediatley challenged by the living embodiment of all her flaws, Neji. A complete contrast of her, an intimidating prodigy with a superiority complex to her anxiety ridden inferiority complex. And Neji is antagonistic towards her to the bitter end, although she, tries to establish a close familial relationship with him adressing him as her own brother, he insists to call her Lady and distance her. Eventhough both of them have suffered because of the Hyuga, While Hinata is offering Neji her kindness and a chance to reconcile his anger, Neji rejects it as his hatred for the Main branch blinds him from seeing Hinata's suffering. Their relationship is in contrast the main family which enslaves the branch family. Neji have misdirected anger for Hinata which he tries to justify in different ways, because he believes that he can't do anything about his situation, the only thing he can do is deflect it with aggression towards someone who used to symbolize the main family, even though she too was betrayed by them. In this sense Hinata is the same as Naruto, someone who gets unjustified anger towards them for the circusmtances they were born with, but both of them tried to change their situations by chosing different paths from what fate had in store for them, compared to Neji. Neji feels like he is treated in an unjust way by the Hyuga and since he can't do anything about it, he calls his situation fate and hides in it, wallowing in self pity and hate, stagnating himself in it. Neji also represent the core aspect of her past self, which is giving up, so this can also be interpret as Hinata challenging her past self in order to cast it away. Neji beleives that if he couldn't change his standing in the clan with all his skill and effort, she couldn't change as well. And with this he have already given up on trying to change. He believes that everyone should follow the path they are supposed to and live within the confinements of their fate and that going against it has reprecussions as his father suffered. So it angers him to see people try to defy fate and when they are unable to as he too wasn't able to, he rationalizes being unable to change by putting it on fate. He beleives that Hinata can't change, judging by how the past Hinata acted he beleives that Hinata would forfiet the match, he wants her to forfiet because if she chose to fight, it means she have changed herself and that would mean he lost ideologically to her. So he would do whatever he could to make her forfiet. Rest is in the comments..
In this fight, fuelled by his preconceptions of the past Hinata, he doubts her resolve and questions her mental fortitude and he uses Hinata's body language as a weapon to poke at her past mistakes, Neji berates her character and dismantles her psyche in an attempt to expose her failures and prove himself right, that she cannot change herself. He pressures her psychologically to confront her past failures and doubts that she thought of herself. This only confirms to herself that she is a failure and it eats away at whatever resolve/courage she built coming to the exams. These harsh remarks of her past terrorises her psyche and in resurfacing her insecurities, she reverts her back to her past self and she begins to display signs of anxiety. Using the her involuntary gestures that she displays as a result of her coping mechanism to rising panic, she displays a meek demeanour. Neji compares Hinata's past self with her current and says that she haven't changed and will not, that she is unfit to become a Ninja with her non-confrontational and kind self that lacks in agency, in order to confirm his own ideology that people cannot change. Neji continues to judge Hinata, that since Hinata haven't changed from the past, she will not in this fight either and tries to convince her to forfiet by telling her that since she lost in the past she will fail here too, calling it her fate. He calls Hinata a failure and labels her as such just like how her father did, and says that she wouldn't be able to change as going against fate is impossible in his eyes. As her fathers views of her and her own doubts of her being reinforced by Neji, judging her just like her father did in the past, crumbles her own image of trying to change and it makes her panic thinking that she might really be a failure. Hinata's crisis resonates with Naruto, as he too is labelled a failure and is reduced to a monster by the village. He is trying to rid himself of those labels in order to get acknowledged by everyone. Therefore Naruto despises Nejis ideology of labelling people and sees himself in Hinata, so it agitates him to see Hinata not talking back to Neji. And so he screams at Hinata to stand up for herself and beat Neji as he would if he was in her place. In the past whenever Hinata felt down, she would find the strength to keep trying in Naruto and his Nindo. In believing Naruto, she was able to restore her belief in herself, as she sees Naruto as the living embodiment of proof of strength to continue. This situation has the same effect on her, Naruto reminds her of her belief in him and therefore herself, restoring the confidence she lost and she is grateful to him for it. For the first time in her life, Hinata decides to take the initiative, a stark contrast with her past cowardly self which used to avoid confrontation in the slightest. Neji, noticing Hinata's change in mental attitude and stance, now displaying confidence, is annoyed that his efforts thus far have been futile and fights her. Hinata's resolve this time around is evident in her being the first to strike Neji in contrast to her past fight with Hanabi. Although Hinata fights with her best, she couldn't win against the genius, so she loses repeatedly and even when her heart and body gives up she continues to push herself, repeating her Nindo/ideals that she and Naruto share, in order to change while proving Nejis preconceptions of her and her fate wrong many times over. Naruto finds this quality similar to himself, relates to her and acknowledges her for her strength and ideals, just like how she acknowledged him. And so he roots for her. Neji who is still unable to grasp the reason for Hinata's tenaciousness as he doesn't think people can go against their fate questions her motives in trying to keep the fight going, even when she knows that she already lost. He doesn't understand that Hinata already won against him by proving him wrong and changing herself as a person. He still believes that Hinata is just acting tough and tries his failed mental tactics at her again, judging her for her past and trying to convince her to be obedient to the path her fate have layed over her to follow as it would give her freedom from her own suffering. Neji doesn't realize the contradiction in this statement as he is the one who is suffering by stagnating in his past while Hinata who have managed to change, is free from her past weakness which had kept her stagnating. Hinata calls him out on it, which angers Neji as Hinata now pokes at his ideology, showing it's hypocrisies. The fight ends with Neji trying to lash out his anger on Hinata, losing composure, providing us with a stark conrast of their mindsets with the start of the fight. In the aftermath where Hinata is about to die, even then her thoughts are whether if she was able to change and so when Naruto came to her to see if she is okay after the fight, what she asks herself mentally is if she was able to change as a person, she also seeks validation from Naruto who inspired her to change and is also trying to change like herself. Naruto who feels the need to avenge Hinata and defend their shared ideals, makes a blood oath using Hinata's spilt blood to win against Neji and prove him wrong as he labelled both Hinata and himself failures. Naruto using Hinata's blood to make the oath is a representation of Naruto carrying out Hinata's ideals and resolve on behalf of her, as her blood symbolises the pain and suffering she had to endure in order to protect their ideals. Naruto recognises Neji as a strong opponent but believes that he can beat Neji. He is fearless and is very confident in himself and training with Jiraiya in summoning and controlling his Nine tails chakra only boosts his confidence even more. But this lasts only till he meets Gaara at the hospital, to whom he is initially faces fearlessly, even knowing his prowess when he fought Lee, but as he learns more about Gaara's character and his past, loses belief in himself. Naruto see his past self in Gaara, how they were feared for their power, labeled as monsters and were ostracised by the villagers and in being denied of their existences they sought to find their reasons to exist/purpose in life. Naruto found his purpose for living in being acknowledged as Iruka was there to accept Naruto's existence, and in being acknowledged he feels deep gratitude towards Iruka and those who made him feel that it is okay to live. But Gaara found his purpose in killing people who wished to kill him thus confirming to himself his existence as everyone else continued denying his existence, living in constant fear of death made him feel that way as his definition of love was love for himself and that other people exists to provide him reason to live, to give him a purpose and therefore in a twisted way, to provide him love. As long as people lived to kill him, he would have a reason to exist. The thought that Naruto could have ended up like Gaara terrifies Naruto. Naruto thinks that Gaara is the product of not having someone acknowledge him, an alternate self of Naruto which he thinks must be stronger than him since Naruto needed Iruka to be saved, while Gaara is surviving on his own all alone, trusting in only himself and living for only himself, loving only himself, without yearning acknowledgement from others in what Naruto believes to be in the worst pain of solitude. Naruto loses his belief in himself and his own strength after this confrontation as he concludes he wouldn't be able to win against someone like Gaara. Naruto, who feels weak after meeting Gaara feels pressured to fight Neji although he was confident in fighting Neji prior to this incident. Since Neji can tear down a person mentally by looking into their insecurities, Naruto knows that if he were to fight Neji as he is right now, he would lose. He feels inadequate, intimidated and he doubts himself as he have completely lost belief in himself. Even trying to cheer up himself as he have done in the past in face of fear doesn't work as he is reminded to how strong his opponents are compared to him. And therefore he visits the training grounds where he first felt accepted, to regain some of the lost confidence by reminiscing his past, seeking acknowledgement and to draw strength that he believes he lacks, from it. Here he meets Hinata who have dealt with the exact same dilemma Naruto is facing and offers her views on belief/strength. Sources for the first paragraphs of my analysis are the special episodes that were released alongside The LAST Naruto movie as an 1 hour special, the shippuden episodes 389 and 390 which elaborates on the Hyuga conflict a bit more than the manga. The rest is straight from the manga.
@IvanOtokunrin I made this analysis over months for myself, not him. And other youtubers I know have already read it and have given very positive reviews. I simply copy pasted it here thinking maybe he would also give it a read.
Do you really not keep up with Boruto? I've been waiting for you to mention how Kurama stated that Naruto could survive the extraction, that thing was the reason the story happened just for Kurama to say "you would've survived anyways" lmao
Who should Naruto have ended up with?
His Sexy Jutsu.
Sasuke
Sakura
Sasuke
Sakura
Not gonna lie, I face palmed when he said naruto was immune to genjustu. I completely forgot that part.
21:31 every time you say Kishimoto isn’t involved, I start thinking “he wouldn’t write anything better anyways he sucks a romance himself”.
If he really suck at romance, why if naruto end up with either sasuke or sakura it gonna make sense?
He is not suck at making romance. But he is suck at choosing pair.
Or maybe he has been force by shuesha or peirrot to pair naruto with hinata?? 🤔
@ I’m just gunna assume that your native language isn’t English, but show me where Kishimoto has written actual good romance, cause honestly it’s not just him, majority of manga/anime writers suck at romance, majority of the time in most manga/anime, character just end up together, Dragonball has done it, Bleach, Naruto, most likely One Piece, and the list goes on.
@@progamer_otaku6542 Romance is trash ,so being bad at it doesnt matter. and manga is better than any romance book in existence . cry about it
There's nothing to argue about, you are very much wrong and that ends the conversation, it's a matter of taste and that's you deserve to have as an argument, besides not a lot of meat to those bones.
If Romance is trash, then why make an attempt at it to begin with, the stories are better off without it, so why even try to shoehorn it in.
Sasuke was in the poster and he appeared for like 15 secs. And he looked like a homeless guy
Tbf Sasuke is homeless
Not homeless enough. He needs a beard.😂
I mean seriously, why did he look like that?, he looked decent in that in between scene with naruto that was shown after his fight with naruto, handing his headband back.
@@Darknesschronicle_1 no offense but use your head dawg
@@kokroughtoss1257 dude hes japanese, and the pretty boy. 2 reasons a beard isnt feasible
What I dislike the most about this movie is that, after the genjutsu, Naruto seems thankful to Hinata for liking him all this time, feels bad for not noticing it before, and then forces himself to return her feelings. It feels forced, and, as the protagonist, he deserves better.
He never acknowledged hinata during the entire story even after the pain fight he even to minato that sakura is his girlfriend
@@ayhamahmad2277isn’t that just a gag scene? I’ve never met people who thought he was 100% serious there with the way he says it in the show
It almost feels like a forced marriage? I’m not sure why people aren’t talking about this
@ThatsAHandle most of people who liked naruhina watch the anime and don't read the manga hinata best moment are fillers especially the pain fight and that flashback didn't happen in the manga
@@BIGD-cc7ru He said it as a joke, but Naruto also genuinely liked Sakura up to Shippuden. He was hurt when Sakura forced herself to confess to him so that he'll stop chasing after Sasuke (Which makes it ironic because Naruto also forced himself to love Hinata)
the mere reason why I dislike this movie so much is the fact it’s really just existing because of the lack of NaruHina content throughout the manga and anime.
Especially in the manga kishimoto clearly didn't care about them just look at hinata pain fight
@@ayhamahmad2277 yeah she was pulverized on one page as opposed to the anime
@@1adrien9 that tell everything about it especially after what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend and he never acknowledged hinata at all
@@ayhamahmad2277that’s a gag scene 😭💀
@@ayhamahmad2277 Exactly. And Hinata could have honestly had such a good arc after war instead of this non existent romance, like resolving the side branch oppression as a Hyuuga heiress and getting her clan in a much better place, partly as a thanks to maybe Neji who unnecessarily gave his life for hers, but... Nah
It is indeed very funny that all of the main characters can focus chakra in their feet to stand on vertical walls or even upside down but suddenly hanging from a window is a problem.
glass too thin for the chakra to hold on to. I guess could be a reason. like walls and ceilings usually thicker. and a body of water is a large thick continuous layer of water
@@b1bbscraz3y i can guarantee its 10x harder to stick to water constantly moving under u than thin glass, it makes no sense
55:44 How insulting is that? Hinata made Naruto throw away his mother's scarf to put on Hinata's. What kinda petty meta BS is that man?
Kushina: Well gee, I get that you didn't want a woman like me but you didn't have to be such a jerk about it ya know.
nah bro no mommy's boy stuff over here. this is a hard world full of violence where we keep kids out of war by training them for war since 3 years old
This rant was way more entretaining that the whole film.
Naruto is a prime example of a franchise that was ruined by an obsession with shipping, both by fans and the staff working on the franchise. In a series with so many characters, themes, and storylines that revolve around so many things that have nothing to do with romance; I am baffled by how shipping has remained one of the foremost topics of conversation in the franchise. Especially since aside from Minato/kushina, none of the romance storylines are good. Yet in the end, all of these storylines, themes, and characters had to be completely derailed or relegated to irrelevance on the alter of making one of the most boring and undeveloped ships in Anime canon just to satisfy the obsessed fans who devoted themselves to the idea of Hinata being with Naruto and not their actual characters or any worthwhile story where they end up together.
Man you dont get it. Naruto really needed that scarf. Without it, he would freeze to death. Cold is his only weakness. That was established many times, like that time Naruto fought Kaguya for hours in Kaguya's ice dimension and didnt said once that he is cold.
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Fun fact the reason why Naruto has the scarf is because kishimoto was wearing a similar scarf when he met his wife or something like that
@@goldenproductsions2953and yet in real life his friend or brother’s wife is hinata and sakura is his wife.
@@GDev-og4fv I think Kishimoto really wanted his brothers wife bruh, I mean no wonder when his wife is like Sakura.😂😂
its powerscalers that love the movie
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Naruto going from primitive technology to more advanced than us in a matter of no time is hilarious. I understand the message it is trying to say, we are stronger as people when we work together. This works if it wasn't super advanced. It just doesn't make any sense. It was never a surprise to learn there was advanced technology in Dragon Ball for example. It's shown to you pretty early on.
Not really that's just how humans are. More technological advancements have happened in the past 50 years alone than in the rest of human history and just the past 10 years alone dwarfs the other 40 years in terms of advancements. The rate of technological advancements in Boruto during a time of relative peace with the other villages being on friendly and cooperative terms is one of the few things that does make sense especially since not only are they humans but they are humans with fucking magic to manipulate the elements around them with multiple people who have like 200+ IQ walking around and people looking actively use the magic in scientific research. It wouldn't make sense if they were still primitive
You must not know about literally the last 25 years
Also like, they weren't primitive to start with? They had computers and were doing genetic experiments in Naruto. They made Naruto a Hashirama cell arm.
Why didn't Hinata keep Hamuras chakra? Why didn't she get her own Tenseigan?
cuz that would make a female character too interesting and we all know Kishimoto can't have that
@@b1bbscraz3yhe probably didn't even touch the movie script, don't blame that specific one on him 😭
Tenseigan is made by combining tons of Byakugan... And after Toneri defeated, all his clans byakugan scattered all around the space. So... No.
Yep, all things related to the Otsutsuki messed up the story. Hinata is literally a damsel the entire time (she did nothing on the mission and had no concern about Hanabi) and there are so many aspects that ignore the manga. The fact that Naruto saw all of Hinata’s memories of just their interactions and fell in love BUT didn’t Hinata see his memories which would show he had no interest in her beyond friendship?
the main things I really dislike about this movie:
- toneri is a dumb, boring, pointless villain
- hanabi suffers some horrible torture and it's not treated like a big deal
also this was one of the funniest and most passionate videos about naruto I've ever seen. naruto unhinged levels of hilarious. great job!
He's an alien. They wouldn't pick up on Japanese customs
Let's not forget insulting and downgrading Naruto's emotional intelligence.
Naruto may not be the smartest out there but claiming Naruto doesn't understand love kinda upsets me greatly.
With the addition of just accrediting Naruto's feelings for Sakura to just a competition between himself and Sasuke really irritates me so...
@@Kiyokoji23 he didn't understand love though, growing up as a child without any parents and being hated by the whole village would surely affect his capability of understanding and realising what true love looks like, the love he had for sakura was nothing but teenage love and to him she was nothing but a trophy wife, it's in this film after he's finally done with goal of bringing his best friend home that he finally gets the chance to develop the side of him that he has always ignored, the side that deals with love, he finally realises that the love he has been looking for in sakura was staring right in front of him in the form of hinata this whole time, from a boy that chased the hot popular chick in town to a man that chooses the girl that truly loves him
@@alvo6375 i would be inclined to agree if we didn't see Naruto's shocking insight this topic.
I'm going to try and find and read again some manga chapters where Naruto does show this level of insight and understanding.
Attributing Naruto's understanding of love to just the understanding of a tasty snack is literally an insult to his intelligence.
I definitely understand what you mean, but I always took it as naruto had good emotional intelligence in everything else apart from romantic love, growing up being hated by the whole village never gave him the chance to know and experience what true love is. It was finally in this movie that, after bringing home his best friend and knowing that his path to being the future hokage was set in stone, that he finally had the chance to develop the aspect of himself that he had been ignoring this whole time, his love life. His love for sakura was the perfect sign that he hadn't developed this side of himself, sakura herself acknowledged this, once he realised this, he finally grew from a boy to a man, from the hot popular girl in class to the woman that truly loved him. It's bittersweet on hinata's side though since she had to wait for so long
52:36 Am pretty sure the 9 tails outside naruto only has 8 tail , so i guess its implied that naruto can split some parts of the 9 tails from him , which still doesn't make sense why they're split in the first place
Well, remember when Madara extracted Kurama and Gyūki during the 4GNW? Everyone was rushing Naruto to Minato to give him the other half of Kurama in an attempt to save his life. Bee was left with no attention. When Gyūki was extracted, a small tentacle was left behind. Just like before, Bee was hiding in there. When he emerged, he was placed under the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The point here that I'm trying to make is that this was something Kishimoto originally had done in his original series. This shows that Jinchurikis, who have a perfect connection with their Tailed Beasts, can survive the extraction ir separation for an unspecified amount of time.
I am so baffled when naruhina/ hinata fans get mad if you dislike this movie. If you genuinely like hinata and her character, would u not want better for her ? This movie completely humiliates her character despite the fact it tries to retcon her as some goddess-chosen-one character. This goes against every (granted! Very small amount) of writing Kishimoto gave to hinata throughout the series. Like, she isn’t naturally talented nor does she meet up to her father’s standards as an heiress. Adding this ‘special’ new storyline with aliens is straight up wattpad writing. It doesn’t actually help her character in anyway and simultaneously this movie diminishes her character into some damsel in distress. It literally pushes her further back than kishis writing of her in the pain arc, because at least she tried in her final moments, she wasn’t strong enough, but she wanted to try for Naruto. This movie barely sees her fight back, barely gives her a voice, and butchers her and Naruto. As a casual shipper of naruhina, I’m so confused by backlash from other naruhina fans when it comes to criticism for the last. Because like ? It ignores her actual confession scene (when this movie was first announced, I remember being hyped for someone to actually address or reference this scene, how stupid I was ig), tries to retcon Naruto ever crushing on sakura (I don’t care for narusaku and this still annoys me) which makes no sense at all, and the movie is too busy with preventing the end of the world to really establish a good romance for naruhina.
I genuinely would have much rather a movie with no intense action and just … idk focusing in on hinatas character, watching Naruto move on from Sakura and really fall in love with hinata for who she is. As in, not have them fucking separated for majority of the movie bc she keeps getting fucking kidnapped… and then suddenly realise through watching scenes that ‘wow she’s loved me this whole time and actually I never liked sakura I actually have only loved hinata(???)’ like would it kill these shounen writers to actually write two characters going on a DATE ? No one is expecting the next big shoujo romance anime movie from Naruto but it would be nice to at least see some desire to write characters authentically fall in love in shounen without the need to include some dramatic end of the world plot on the side. I would have much preferred an organic feeling movie (with NO ALIENS) maybe some shinobi / hyuga clan politics, hinata dealing with the fact Naruto hasn’t acknowledged her confession (and then maybe .. we can see Naruto address it TOO), her feelings about Naruto liking Sakura, bc everyone in that damn village knew Naruto was crushing on sakura at some point, so let’s not ignore it? Plus it would be some nice angst/tension to see hinata unsure if Naruto still likes sakura through the movie. And then they can add whatever action they feel necessary to make lots of money for a Naruto movie, but please, for real, no aliens.
Anyways that concludes my poorly punctuated rant I have for this god awful abomination character-assassinating movie.
Reread the series hinata was not kicked out because she had no talent no she was kicked our because she had no killing intent she was a passive
Read her backstory with her sister she was winning but then stopped because she hurt hanabi
She had the talent she and neji are the only hyuga in the story to create a hyuga technique twin lion fist
And from the start she was special being from the main branch reading comprehension isn't kishimotos fault it's yours
@ bro it’s okay , i’m not saying she’s some weak pathetic girl, she just wasn’t a prodigy, like she worked hard to create the two lion fist 🩷 and yea being from a main branch makes her special in that sense but not in a goddess sense like the movie tried pulling😭😭
@yurenica2555 her being related to Hagoromos brother did not make her a prodigy it's stated from the movie that she has strong genes related to Hamura she isn't a prodigy in the movie that's why I'm saying the complaint does not make sense
Because her chakra is distended from Hamura that's why she can it allows Naruto to effect the Tenseigan barrier
It doesn’t need this much fucking typing holy shit
@yurenica2555he is one of hinata fans ignore him it very obvious that kishimoto didn't care about naruhina since those too barely interact with each other remember what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend
This reminds me of the guys saying "all Naruto wanted was a family" but forgetting to add "with sakura" at the end. Naruto never had any interest in Hinata and a bad movie won't change that.
True, even after Hinata confessed to Naruto on War Arc then Minato asks if Sakura is Naruto girlfriend and he nodded in agreement.
I've been saying this since FOREVER. I watched this with my brother since he liked it, and I remember asking him like midway through, "So when does this get good?"
Spoiler: it did NOT get good.
meanwhile NChammer23 simps for every piece of Naruto content ever and loves it. I think
So this movie canonized the fact that somehow kid Naruto actually carried that swingset with him all the time, which explains why we see it in every flashback 😂
Just a convenient emotional token 😂
Not only that but Naruto can somehow summon Kurama outside of him and not only that but can also summon a physical Kurama
@@ZayTh3GodWhat that just shows Narutos power he has full control of seal after shippuden he has no more need for kurama to remain inside it was explained in the Naruto Manga that kurama could of stayed outside of Naruto but hagoromo told kurama to stay inside to become a gathering for the tailed beast
So can a protagonist not get stronger after a timeskip
@orpheemulemo8053the probleme is that unlike what you said it doesn't "show" anything.
Know of the rule of "show don't tell"?
It basically states that in a story showing something happening is way better than just telling you it happened, for exemple: to show that character A hates character B you can have a scene were A bullies B. And the boring "tell" version would just be to have character C say "woaw A really hates B"
But anyway in this case it's even worse because it wasn't even "tell" or "show" it just happened and nobody mentioned or reacted to it. Your idea of naruto becoming so good a sealing jutsu that he can summon a physical kurama without dying is cool. But it's just a theory, it was never showed or said that this is what happened. In canon naruto just pulled kurama out of his ass with no explaination this one time and never did it again
@@aqualacerta3961It's not about sealing jutsu, no one ever said that. It's that once Kurama and Naruto became genuine allies there's no need for a seal because now the tailed beast and human are willingly bonding and sharing their chakra with one another (what Hagoromo tried to teach the rest of the world through "Ninshu"). Notice how the iconic cage setting inside Naruto is gone and he amd Kurama now just sit in the same white space with no barriers.
The lack of seal means that Kurama can come and go as he pleases without any harmful effects because a seal isn't being broken and breached to tear him out, him and Naruto are just deciding to temporarily desync and move independently of one another. He's a being made of immense chakra that has physical form.
26:00 My headcanon for why naruto didn't break out of the genjutsu is that kurama intentionally didn't snap naruto out of the genjutsu to try and foster the romance between naruto and hinata but idk
The movie retcons naruto into always having romantic feelings for hinata and not ever having any real feelings for Sakura because romance stories almost always have this incredibly juvenile view of love where you were always fated to love the person you ended up with and all other romantic feelings you had for other people were completely meaningless.
The problem is Naruto never mentioned hinata at all during the entire story he focus on sakura all time he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend so this movie was written by hinata fans
I like the idea of Hinata, the potential she could have had. But, yeah Kishimoto really screw the pooch with her. Especially since she and her Naruto infatuation were introduced in the first or second episode of Naruto. All that time and he did nothing with her. Personally I'd want Sakura and Naruto to end up together. They had chemistry and where a classic tsundere pairing.
Same I wish narusaku was endgame it would’ve made sense, to me at least.
Off topic but people always say Sakura abuses Naruto, yeah she does it’s not valid but she does. SO DOES HINATA? WE CAN SEE THAT IN BORUTO. I haven’t watched the show but from the clips I’ve seen… yeah well you get the gist of it. Ik it doesn’t excuse Sakura from doing but people need to stop being so one sided.
@@ImBored3002 Yeah, a lot of people don{t seem to understand how real relationships are. Some couple fight.
@@ImBored3002people watch the anime and sakura barley hit Naruto in the manga people especially hinata fans need to read the manga
and just lastly ik you didn’t say this but the pure fact in the pain arc naruto crashing out cause he saw pain flip hina’s body in the air and pain “saying do you hate me now” ig that just doesn’t mean anything (that’s just an argument to say yes naruto has saved sakura before but also reacted away to seeing hinata hurt and i think damn near dead at the time at least i thought she was dead be either way that shows he clearly does care for her in a way)
Naruto is better off alone, we didn't need a boruto or whatever you would've called it, naruto movies about previous wars, other characters, other villages, there is so much to be created.
It's horrible because instead of developing naruto's love for hinata over the movie it gaslighted us into believing that he was in love with her all along which is why it feel like a scam they didn't use the logic route
the fact they used fucking genjutsu on Naruto who’s supposed to be a perfect jinchuuriki to gaslight him into loving Hinata cuz “oh boy look at her! she loved you since the beginning and you don’t love her back? shame on you” + the “Naruto doesn’t know the love between ramen and people” has to be one of the most disgusting shit I’ve ever heard just to justify Naruto’s clear non interest to Hinata into Naruto just being oblivious of “his feelings”. when he said shit like “I love you” to his parents
Naruto never mentioned hinata during the entire story he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend you can really tell it was the last minute change
@@ayhamahmad2277Kiba’s dream of becoming the hokage got more development than NaruHina
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51:52 Hey, why does Hinata have purple chakra?
THAT'S SASUKE'S COLOR!!!
Sasuke: She copied my whole f_
Honestly speaking, tiny clones is world breaking even if he did learn it. You'd wonder why more ninjas wouldn't use that for reconnaissance, or assassinations. Especially since it costs less chakra
Yeah until sensory ninjas spot it from a mile away. But I get the sentiment that smaller clones could be a viable strat.
The fact that we needed a whole movie to even attempt to justify Naruto and Hinatas relationship is the main reason why its bad
It's only exists for hinata fans who doesn't read the manga
@ayhamahmad2277 That's ridiculous Naruto and pinata had plenty moments in The Manga but there Romance is not the focused of the Manga but their is clear bed crums that point to that being ultimate
Ship naruto fights for pinata in neji fight they talk alot during the test in the Manga and she even wants to give Naruto her test paper to cheat
This video 8s wrong
@orpheemulemo8053 cool so that's like what 3 scenes from the chuni exams now let's talk about the rest of the series....oh wait
Man I have an entire character analysis on her and their relationship Based ON the manga. People just refuse to look into it or are illeterate. Give this a read.
Hinata was born to the world shouldering the responsibility of her family, to lead the Prestigious, traditional and old Hyuga clan with a strong unwavering fist. But her personality was that of a soft spoken girl who was kind, gentle and empathetic, her name literally translates to "Pure white lily facing the sun" to signify her purity as a character and a person.
Although Hinata undergoes rigorous and painful training with her father, Hiashi doesn't see her as fit to rule over their clan because of her kind nature. Therefore, Hiashi, as the strict leader of the Hyuga clan pits her against her younger sister Hanabi in an attempt to motivate Hinata. In this match Hinata lost to her sister since she was unable to land the final blow out of kindness for her sister, Hiashi who saw this as hesitancy and weakness for the sake of their clan disowns her and essentially kicks her out of his family, which deals a critical blow to her self esteem. To Hinata her value was in her purpose that was bestowed upon her by her father, to be the heir of the Hyuga clan. His judgement and views of her alongside with the path he layed on her to follow overruled her childhood. In disowning her, Hiashi essentially stripped Hinata of her self worth, which lead Hinata in a dark path.
Hinata being born with high expectations and being unable to fullfill them to her family left her with a psychological scar in her early years as she felt inadequate, weak and an unloved failure who cursed the way she was. She berrates herself for her past failures and constantly undermines herself. Which in turn made her unable to believe, trust nor love herself and it lead her on a downward spiral of self hate and guilt. She betrayed herself and lost all will to fight and change. She developed an inferiority complex and her repeated failures in missions and in training because of her inability to trust in herself, only made things worse for her. Although she trained very hard every day, it means nothing if she couldn't believe in herself. Because of her past failures she has also developed a fear in failing and so she thought that it is better to stay a failure than to try and fail, and so she gives up on everything, failing herself.
These feelings would eventually lead to the Hinata we see in early part of Naruto, a depressed mess with social anxiety which is seen through her general mannerisms(her shyness & being easily flustured, avoiding social confrontations by avoiding talking and looking down while talking to another, nervousness, stutter and shaky voice etc..). She is passive, indecisive, hesitant and always prefers to be in the background of situations that she is put in, she is always overruled by her peers and her opinions aren't cared even by them as she lacks agency.
Even her character design of wearing cozy long sleeved sweaters as if to hide from everyone, and not showing her skin in the slightest compared to other kunoichi because she doesn't see the value in such things and certainly wants no spotlight as she hates being judged by people, like how her father and her clan by extension did with her in the past.
Around this time she sees Naruto, another loner in the world who struggles with similar feelings of worth, depression, acceptance and failure but a degree worse that what she has to deal with, and yet he faces the world with a smile and a firm belief in himself. He is judged by people around him and despised by them for his circumstances similar to how she was judged and hated for hers by her family, but he is dealing with even worse prejudice. She relates to his struggles of acceptance and mostly his confidence/his ability to believe in himself, the
trait that she wishes for. As a similar failure, she knows how easy it is to give up and lose your worth after constant failure and how discouraging it is. Although her worth was stripped away by her father and her clan in disowning her, Naruto didn't have a sense of self worth to begin with, since no one beleived in him in the first place, but he never gave up on himself and stopped trying like she did, to be acknowledged by people and therefore gaining a sense of self worth. Seeing how he fails repetedly but never gives up, she recognizes Naruto's strength and is motivated herself to try harder and in turn beleive and accept herself, that she too could maybe change if she never gave up on herself. Naruto essentially is restoring her sense of self worth that was stripped away by her father when she abandoned her. And therefore Hinata finds purpose in Naruto in seeing that Naruto is still trying to change himself. Hinata thought that she only had a single path to follow that was given to her by her family, but watching Naruto teaches her that she herself has to find the purpose/path for herself and that it is possible to restore ones self worth by following another path. Watching Naruto and his quality to never give up basically fills her with hope, belief, self worth and purpose making her able to accept/love herself again.
She sees Naruto as a person who although fails, have the ability to stand back up and keep on fighting for his goals, unlike herself from the past who just accepted their fate and stayed sulking with the hand they were dealt with. Seeing this redefines her ideology on strength and makes her wish for that strength for herself too. As she says herself when Naruto doubts himself when he was going to fight Neji, True strength is to never give up and keep on trying even at worst odds, that is also why she calls Naruto a proud failure. A failure who never gives up on trying to change themselves for the better, until they eventually succeed. Her belief in Naruto is based on this aspect of him, this is further emphasized by the symbolical irony of their Doujutsu, the Byakugan. The Byakugan makes them look blind eventhough it grants them the ability to see through everything, but in seeing everything they are blind to their own strengths and weaknesses, which is symbolized by the blind spot. Hinata, before anyone, saw Naruto's strengths despite everyone else calling him a failure, but she was blind to her own strengths until Naruto made Hinata realize hers.
With Naruto's inspiration and of her own volition, to challenge herself and possibly change her cowardly and hesitant self, she enters the chunin exams. Although she passes the written test of the exams and displays courage, mental fortitude and strength in certain moments(such as in passing the written test, of which the aim was to measure courage and helping Naruto at her own risk) she is immediatley challenged by the living embodiment of all her flaws, Neji. A complete contrast of her, an intimidating prodigy with a superiority complex to her anxiety ridden inferiority complex. And Neji is antagonistic towards her to the bitter end, although she, tries to establish a close familial relationship with him adressing him as her own brother, he insists to call her Lady and distance her. Eventhough both of them have suffered because of the Hyuga, While Hinata is offering Neji her kindness and a chance to reconcile his anger, Neji rejects it as his hatred for the Main branch blinds him from seeing Hinata's suffering. Their relationship is in contrast the main family which enslaves the branch family. Neji have misdirected anger for Hinata which he tries to justify in different ways, because he believes that he can't do anything about his situation, the only thing he can do is deflect it with aggression towards someone who used to symbolize the main family, even though she too was betrayed by them. In this sense Hinata is the same as Naruto, someone who gets unjustified anger towards them for the circusmtances they were born with, but both of them tried to change their situations by chosing different paths from what fate had in store for them, compared to Neji. Neji feels like he is treated in an unjust way by the Hyuga and since he can't do anything about it, he calls his situation fate and hides in it, wallowing in self pity and hate, stagnating himself in it. Neji also represent the core aspect of her past self, which is giving up, so this can also be interpret as Hinata challenging her past self in order to cast it away.
Neji beleives that if he couldn't change his standing in the clan with all his skill and effort, she couldn't change as well. And with this he have already given up on trying to change. He believes that everyone should follow the path they are supposed to and live within the confinements of their fate and that going against it has reprecussions as his father suffered. So it angers him to see people try to defy fate and when they are unable to as he too wasn't able to, he rationalizes being unable to change by putting it on fate. He beleives that Hinata can't change, judging by how the past Hinata acted he beleives that Hinata would forfiet the match, he wants her to forfiet because if she chose to fight, it means she have changed herself and that would mean he lost ideologically to her. So he would do whatever he could to make her forfiet.
In this fight, fuelled by his preconceptions of the past Hinata, he doubts her resolve and questions her mental fortitude and he uses Hinata's body language as a weapon to poke at her past mistakes, Neji berates her character and dismantles her psyche in an attempt to expose her failures and prove himself right, that she cannot change herself. He pressures her psychologically to confront her past failures and doubts that she thought of herself. This only confirms to herself that she is a failure and it eats away at whatever resolve/courage she built coming to the exams. These harsh remarks of her past terrorises her psyche and in resurfacing her insecurities, she reverts her back to her past self and she begins to display signs of anxiety. Using the her involuntary gestures that she displays as a result of her coping mechanism to rising panic, she displays a meek demeanour. Neji compares Hinata's past self with her current and says that she haven't changed and will not, that she is unfit to become a Ninja with her non-confrontational and kind self that lacks in agency, in order to confirm his own ideology that people cannot change. Neji continues to judge Hinata, that since Hinata haven't changed from the past, she will not in this fight either and tries to convince her to forfiet by telling her that since she lost in the past she will fail here too, calling it her fate. He calls Hinata a failure and labels her as such just like how her father did, and says that she wouldn't be able to change as going against fate is impossible in his eyes. As her fathers views of her and her own doubts of her being reinforced by Neji, judging her just like her father did in the past, crumbles her own image of trying to change and it makes her panic thinking that she might really be a failure.
Hinata's crisis resonates with Naruto, as he too is labelled a failure and is reduced to a monster by the village. He is trying to rid himself of those labels in order to get acknowledged by everyone. Therefore Naruto despises Nejis ideology of labelling people and sees himself in Hinata, so it agitates him to see Hinata not talking back to Neji. And so he screams at Hinata to stand up for herself and beat Neji as he would if he was in her place.
In the past whenever Hinata felt down, she would find the strength to keep trying in Naruto and his Nindo. In believing Naruto, she was able to restore her belief in herself, as she sees Naruto as the living embodiment of proof of strength to continue. This situation has the same effect on her, Naruto reminds her of her belief in him and therefore herself, restoring the confidence she lost and she is grateful to him for it. For the first time in her life, Hinata decides to take the initiative, a stark contrast with her past cowardly self which used to avoid confrontation in the slightest. Neji, noticing Hinata's change in mental attitude and stance, now displaying confidence, is annoyed that his efforts thus far have been futile and fights her.
Hinata's resolve this time around is evident in her being the first to strike Neji in contrast to her past fight with Hanabi. Although Hinata fights with her best, she couldn't win against the genius, so she loses repeatedly and even when her heart and body gives up she continues to push herself, repeating her Nindo/ideals that she and Naruto share, in order to change while proving Nejis preconceptions of her and her fate wrong many times over. Naruto finds this quality similar to himself, relates to her and acknowledges her for her strength and ideals, just like how she acknowledged him. And so he roots for her.
Neji who is still unable to grasp the reason for Hinata's tenaciousness as he doesn't think people can go against their fate questions her motives in trying to keep the fight going, even when she knows that she already lost. He doesn't understand that Hinata already won against him by proving him wrong and changing herself as a person. He still believes that Hinata is just acting tough and tries his failed mental tactics at her again, judging her for her past and trying to convince her to be obedient to the path her fate have layed over her to follow as it would give her freedom from her own suffering. Neji doesn't realize the contradiction in this statement as he is the one who is suffering by stagnating in his past while Hinata who have managed to change, is free from her past weakness which had kept her stagnating. Hinata calls him out on it, which angers Neji as Hinata now pokes at his ideology, showing it's hypocrisies. The fight ends with Neji trying to lash out his anger on Hinata, losing composure, providing us with a stark conrast of their mindsets with the start of the fight. In the aftermath where Hinata is about to die, even then her thoughts are whether if she was able to change and so when Naruto came to her to see if she is okay after the fight, what she asks herself mentally is if she was able to change as a person, she also seeks validation from Naruto who inspired her to change and is also trying to change like herself.
Naruto who feels the need to avenge Hinata and defend their shared ideals, makes a blood oath using Hinata's spilt blood to win against Neji and prove him wrong as he labelled both Hinata and himself failures. Naruto using Hinata's blood to make the oath is a representation of Naruto carrying out Hinata's ideals and resolve on behalf of her, as her blood symbolises the pain and suffering she had to endure in order to protect their ideals.
Naruto recognises Neji as a strong opponent but believes that he can beat Neji. He is fearless and is very confident in himself and training with Jiraiya in summoning and controlling his Nine tails chakra only boosts his confidence even more. But this lasts only till he meets Gaara at the hospital, to whom he is initially faces fearlessly, even knowing his prowess when he fought Lee, but as he learns more about Gaara's character and his past, loses belief in himself.
Naruto see his past self in Gaara, how they were feared for their power, labeled as monsters and were ostracised by the villagers and in being denied of their existences they sought to find their reasons to exist/purpose in life. Naruto found his purpose for living in being acknowledged as Iruka was there to accept Naruto's existence, and in being acknowledged he feels deep gratitude towards Iruka and those who made him feel that it is okay to live. But Gaara found his purpose in killing people who wished to kill him thus confirming to himself his existence as everyone else continued denying his existence, living in constant fear of death made him feel that way as his definition of love was love for himself and that other people exists to provide him reason to live, to give him a purpose and therefore in a twisted way, to provide him love. As long as people lived to kill him, he would have a reason to exist.
The thought that Naruto could have ended up like Gaara terrifies Naruto. Naruto thinks that Gaara is the product of not having someone acknowledge him, an alternate self of Naruto which he thinks must be stronger than him since Naruto needed Iruka to be saved, while Gaara is surviving on his own all alone, trusting in only himself and living for only himself, loving only himself, without yearning acknowledgement from others in what Naruto believes to be in the worst pain of solitude. Naruto loses his belief in himself and his own strength after this confrontation as he concludes he wouldn't be able to win against someone like Gaara.
Naruto, who feels weak after meeting Gaara feels pressured to fight Neji although he was confident in fighting Neji prior to this incident. Since Neji can tear down a person mentally by looking into their insecurities, Naruto knows that if he were to fight Neji as he is right now, he would lose. He feels inadequate, intimidated and he doubts himself as he have completely lost belief in himself. Even trying to cheer up himself as he have done in the past in face of fear doesn't work as he is reminded to how strong his opponents are compared to him. And therefore he visits the training grounds where he first felt accepted, to regain some of the lost confidence by reminiscing his past, seeking acknowledgement and to draw strength that he believes he lacks, from it. Here he meets Hinata who have dealt with the exact same dilemma Naruto is facing and offers her views on belief/strength.
Sources for the first paragraphs of my analysis are the special episodes that were released alongside The LAST Naruto movie as an 1 hour special, the shippuden episodes 389 and 390 which elaborates on the Hyuga conflict a bit more than the manga. The rest is straight from the manga.
Seeing all the Naruto characters become adult for they first time was very exciting
If you think about it, yeah probably Naruto doesn't consider Himata attractive at all, considered he liked Sakura who is constantly mocked due to her flat chest, she also has a loud personality and light color hair, Sakura and Hinata are literal polar opposites
Naruto is not a boob man
Of course hinata is just so plain boring with no personality except naruto kun , her face doesn't express anything at all , her white eyes and black hair r also very dull ,
Naruto did not love sakura
This just shows none of you read the manga
Hinata was voted the most beautiful girl in naruto in japan 💀
@@snowmann. nope , sakura is way more beautiful, there r many times where she was voted 1st , canonically many characters also praised her beauty , jiraiya , naruto , sasuke , lee , some random shinobi in land of tea or smth , during the war a sand shinobi also gave her a love letter , in sasuke retsuden all the prisoners were attracted to her beauty , even kishimoto said he was surprised at how beautiful she came out ,
Sakura is beautiful agreed but you can't say naruto should've ended up with her instead of hinata because she's plain, boring and not beautiful when she's none of those things
Hinata is beautiful and sakura does not love naruto
She loves sasuke
Naruto did not love sakura despite her beauty
These are just the facts @@Eucalyptus-g5n
@@snowmann. even idk why they ended up together when they didn't interact too much , sakura naruto are always together , I am just saying their ship is much more meaningful, they made a whole movie with some unknown memories for naruto an dhinata to be a couple , but naruto sakura have plenty of moments as a couple would be , it would be nice if sakura moved on from sasuke because she had a crush on him when they were younger but growing up she knew what true love is from naruto and ended up with him , that would be more meaningful, it's just naruto is not like himself whenever he is with hinata , sakura and naruto energies match perfectly it would have been so much fun to see them as couple and have a family
As far as designs go. I don't mind the short haircut on Naruto because in a lot of scenes when he wears the headband, he looks spikier than ever?
Love how you made Naruto the mission leader and thank you for including Hinata's teammates. Seriously Team Kurenai was in desperate need of screentime and perfect shorthand to show Hinata's life outside of Naruto.
I hate how the Iruka headband just disappears starting with The Last and Boruto. It's one thing if he traded it in for the Hokage hat, or if it was destroyed symbolically at some point, but it's just gone. That's like removing Luffy's strawhat. He rocked that headband even when it was outdated in the War.
19:00 i think sai doesn't like hinata that's why he didn't want to give her a bird
33:38 "HE CAN FLYYY!" 😂😭 I think it's the first time I hear you scream in a video (other than the rewrites)
Which is funny because at this point, he can’t fly. He hasn’t been able to since the end of the war. That was the last time he flew and never did again. Not in The Last, and not once in Boruto. So, yea, more Dygo misconception
It's pathetic this movie won the poll LMAO.
I mean i never liked any of the Naruto movies, but this one literally is super boring, the only good thing is the fight with the green guy.
road to ninja and blood prison is the best
I watched this movie for sasuke and he was in trailer, posters but only get 20 second of screentime in movie
What pisses me the most off is how no one acknowledges how obviously terrible this Movie is. NOTHING makes sense but that just proves how braindead naruto Fans are
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Dawg you haven't seen the Naruhina Glazers and Hinata Stans 💀. Just say how terrible the movie is and they are ready to jump you.
@@Te4dixhiexactly 😂 movie is straight out of wattpad
@@Wano-Kuno IK! They were ready to throw hands with me because I insulted their beloved Pixel character 💀
It's probably for hinata fans who doesn't read the manga
One of the cornerstones of being a great Shonen Mangaka is not knowing how to write romance/female characters and Kishimoto decides to write a whole ass movie to try and break the form. Good for him!
Choyi and tusnade and sakura in the gara rescue arc are great they need more screen time that it
Imo naruto and sakura's relationship was more natural looking (at least in comparison with hinata)....... Even in the war naruto literally acknowledge sakura as his girlfriend...... And ending up with naruto would've been a better redemption for sakura because in the beginning she shitted on naruto. But at end she understands him and cares for him
Naruto literally says sakura loves sasuke and she shouldn't lie to herself a few arcs before the war 💀
He never loved sakura
Calling her his girlfriend is just an aspect of his rivalry with sasuke and him trying to look good in front of his dad 🤦♂️
@snowmann. What kind of rivalry are you talking about 💀...... Atleast that shows he never loved hinata otherwise he won't say that ☠️
So you obviously did not read the manga
"What rivalry?" You mean the rivalry between the two main characters the story revolves around?💀
That doesn't show anything because naruto and sasuke didn't stop being rivals during the war 🤦♂️
Naruto would obviously say that he's trying to look good in front of his dad and he's literally the most immature person by far in the story he literally tells kids he was the best in the academy and sasuke was the worst because "rivals"
He's constantly trying to one up sasuke again because "RIVALS"💀
Just shows how you know nothing about naruto as a character and naruto as a story @@AbHi12DaS
@snowmann. Brother they aren't competing for "love" rivalry 💀..... that's what I am saying ..... Everyone can agree that if Naruto had any emotion for hinata he won't run for sakura for whole series.....he became mature enough to understand that sakura doesn't love him as we saw his conversation with Sai .... But he is not rivaling sasuke for love in any way ☠️....... They are competing for strength....he made sasuke rival so that sasuke acknowledge him .....not for a rivalry on love 😮💨
Even in the last movie Naruto was still unaware of his love for hinata and then he fell in love for her because of a 5 min dream flashback 💯
Naruto's crush on Sakura is another layer of his rivalry with Sasuke, representing their broader competition that extends beyond strength Sasuke is everything Naruto feels he is not: popular, talented, and admired especially by Sakura. By pursuing Sakura, Naruto symbolically challenges Sasuke’s dominance not just in strength but also in relationships and social standing Over time, Naruto matures and realizes his rivalry with Sasuke is rooted in their bond, not superficial contests over admiration or love 🤦♂️
Hinata consistently supports Naruto during the Chunin Exams and the Pain arc, where she risks her life for him These moments build the foundation of their relationship
His feelings for Sakura fade as he grows, his connection with Hinata deepens, grounded in mutual respect and shared struggles The Movie clarifies Naruto’s realization of his love for Hinata, making their relationship a natural progression built on genuine love and understanding not a "5 minute genjutsu" 💀@@AbHi12DaS
Sometimes I forget how little naruto and hinata actually interacted , since I'm watching the rewrites "yeah he's just making more dialogue for them in the tenchi bridge arc " Forgetting that hinata wasn't even on that mission
Edit 5:55 WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK HOW DID THEY FUCK UP THAT BADLY
Edit:ah yes the scarf ,my favorite character 7:45
She is not in his team they interact in every major arc except the kakuzu and hidan arc
Naruto meets hinata and even compliments her on the timeskip but she is shy
Hinata is the girl he has the most interactions with outside of Sakura which is impressive
It is a crap movie. You gonna tell me Naruto falls in love because if a Genjutsu lol.
The infinite tsukoyomi is also an otsusuki* exclusive ability. Did you read the series?
26:25 the anger in Dygo's voice is clear as the day💀💀
32:16 that sarcastic tone and that Behe got me💀💀
50:08 "Hinata huu" that zoom in💀💀
Bro LoL
QUESTION how did the leaf villiage not know toneri and his goons entered?? didnt the pain arc show us that they have a censory system to prevent shit like this?
The answer is plot, they need this bs writting for the plot so if the plot needs, censory system or whatever is useless
ōtsutsuki can erase their chakra signature
@@Ok-kx2te so every single person or thing was an otsutsuki??
Once correction, the forbidden jutsu Naruto learned from the scroll was the Multi-Shadow Clone Jutsu. It's forbidden because of the way it splits chakra between so many bodies and can instantly wipe someone's chakra out. A single shadow clone is a standard thing we see multiple others use. It's still tough, but it's just the probably best general clone jutsu and the hidden leaf's specialty.
You cutting to a picture of yourself when you say ''goon'' is diabolical
Great video, this was really entertaining
I’ve always thought a better plot would be Hinata going through Neji’s old stuff cause she couldn’t bring herself to do it after all these years , and then finding a note that said he might not make it through the war and if he dies they should burry him at a certain place as a last wish . Hence the name “the last “ .and so her and naruto go together to do it .I feel like that would be good and you could have obstacles along the way for action , and that neji would be what brings them together .
It also would be more in line with Kishimoto's original plan of Neji somewhat bringing them closer together.
@@Naul6892 exactly , a lot of shonen don’t understand that personal stakes are much better than save the world story lines . It’s why people think the sasuke retrieval arc is so good , but people hate war arcs in anime
Biggest issue with this film is the Naruto and Hinata romance stuff should’ve happened in the pain arc
My biggest gripe about it is that "Why did it have to be in the middle of a world ending story?"
My man could've just been a small scale story detailing Naruto and Hinata's get together instead of the usual shonen battle story with romance on the side.
yea it had the literal perfect set up she was way weaker than pain but she wanted to stay and protect naruto cause she loved and they have a little in the war arc i think but the pain arc definitely should’ve had him stop looking at sakura even know he should’ve stopped looking at sakura for the longest time
Kishimoto just doesn't know how to write female characters, he could've hinata in team 7 instead, it makes for an interesting what if, I can already imagine the plot, sakura was just a boring knock off of tsuande.
it wasnt written by kishi and it shows i mean naruto even gets caught in a genjutsu that sakura can break out of despite the fact that he is a perfect jin
It written by the studio or you should call them hinata fans the movie exists for them since they love hinata ever thought she barely exists in the manga
Oh my God a perfect Jin is broken out by their tailed beast yes but the genjutsu only lasted seconds and he was caught of guard
Sakura has better chakra control than him thus is a fact it makes sense she broke him out
@@ayhamahmad2277 Sakura x Naruto fan stop crying
While Kishi had the staff writing it, he overseereed it and had them rewrite the story many times to fit it to his vision. Stop spreading misinformation.
If Kishimoto was a better writer, NaruHina couldve EASILY been developed after the pain fight.
Like you wouldnt even need to focus any episodes on their romance but a glimpse of them beginning to like each other and date in the background couldve been saved us from this poop movie. Also more organic.
That's literally what I was expecting to happen when the pain arc ended. Naruto was gonna have a conversation with Hinata (probably after some prep from Sakura) and it would be awkward but cute and then they would casually start to grow from there. But no, not a fucking thing happened after that and the next time I remember them interacting is after Neji got permanently nerfed for no reason. Was infuriating for so many reasons.
@@decadude8968Yeah, we just know Neji is looking up at them, shaking his head after he witnessed how they got together 😂
I pointed many things in this video in a facebook page years ago and i got alot of hate from Naruhina bastards, but this movie its a trash its doesnt have the minor effort to try and be good...
@@LMSamvs cus all the points are ass
The only good thing in this movie is the last fight, and animation carried it.
1:02:02 love the idea of Naruto leading the team
Finally someone who acknowledges this movie is garbage but worst anime movie ever made is to far I’ve seen many worse
If you need an entire movie to justify two characters being in a relationship then maybe they shouldn’t be in a relationship in the first place. Honestly in my opinion it would have been more natural for Naruto to end up with Sakura att least they had a foundation and a genuine connection were a relationship could believably come from.
Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend that tell you all you want about naruhina who barely interact with each other
He even straight up compared her to Kushina for kami’s sake.
I'm not a shipper, but you're right. It also would've shown Sakuras growth as a character. But no instead let's ruin everyone.
Even Sasuke being with Sakura and having Sarada is such bad writing because all Sasuke wanted as a kid was his father to be around and acknowledge and spend time with him, yet he NEVER SPENDS ANY TIME WITH HIS DAUGHTER WHATSOEVER. To the point he doesn't even know how to be a parent when he is around.
Of course he doesn't know how to be a parent he's an orphan who got close to zero acknowledgement from his father
How do you want him to be a father when he has no idea how a father should act @@JamaalDaGreatest
33:38
Movie writer: They fly now?😮
Dygo: THEY FLY NOW!!!
I only liked the Movie because of Naruto and Hinata moments (was always pissed Kishimoto never did anything EVER until this movie). Naruto kinda fall off after Itachi died and just kept getting worse till Boruto.
Naruto definitely did not fall of after Itachi’s death. it literally became even better.
@Wano-Kuno it's a personal opinion, I said "kinda" because it had its moments but ultimately disappointed. I still enjoyed it for Entertainment's sake.
@@ayhamahmad2277 Damn that scene literally made we want to strangle Naruto, After Sakura did that BS in the Kage Summit arc made me want to pull my hair out. Jeez... I know Naruto is dumb but that isn't something he would forget.
@@triton5336wholeheartedly disagree that’s just the popular take but if you remove filler it’s good.
@@triton5336naruhina doesn't have development because it wasn't planned did you remember what Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend and yamato said that sakura care about Naruto in the manga hinata barely exists
Mate, like honestly, I was taken aback at how you could come up with the rewrite in the final section. It wasn't rocket science, wasn't something too difficult to understand, I was rather able to immediately projected it in my head. We really need an animator too realise your rewrite, it'll be an awesome experience just imagining it!
48:25 The main crux of why this movie is awful. Naruto NEVER saw Sakura in any other ways but a crush evolving into love. There was no competition.
I Agree. I mean Naruto WAS ALWAYS there for Sakura especially saving her life multiple times. While Sasuke DIDN'T show ANY INTEREST, KINDNESS, or COMPASSION to her even trying to KILL her multiple times. If Naruto WASN'T THERE Cheering Sakura on during her fight with Ino SAKURA WOULD HAVE LOST instead of a draw
@@joshuamerriweather2861 What are you talking about a one-sided crush Naruto himself acknowledged Sakura only liked Sasuke
You forget in the same chunin exams Naruto defended hinata the most
Naruto took the person who always recognized him instead of person who grow to recognize him with his accomplishment that's Beautiful
@orpheemulemo8053 Yes I KNOW THAT. I have seen the hospital scene after Tsunade returns to the Village. I'm talking about or saying that Naruto HAD GENUINE or ROMANTIC feelings for Sakura and the movie basically DESTROYS the facts that prove this by saying that the reason was because of his rivalry with Sasuke. Despite the fact that Sasuke NEVER LIKED OR SHOWED ANY AFFECTION to Sakura
Naruto did not have genuine romantic feelings for sakura
Did you read the manga
He literally said it was a result of his rivalry towards sasuke, trying to be better than him and literally being an immature 12 year old didn't make it any better
Yes he cared for sakura but he didn’t actually love her or knew what true genuine romantic love was until the last @@joshuamerriweather2861
@@joshuamerriweather2861 The thing is, that aspect of the relationship where Naruto likes Sakura because of his rivalry is straight from the manga, it was introduced in chapter 3 when Naruto lied to Sakura to get back at Sasuke even at Sakura's demise. Then again right after the Rooftop fight with Sasuke, when Naruto told Sakura to stay away from their matters. Their relationship might have gotten better over time but it is true that the base of their ralationship was like that for some time.
39:15 Well its explained too though. After Madara summon Gedou Mazo (Outer skin of Juubi and catalist to resurrect it) from the Moon, Hamura's clan become divided between whether they need to interrupt Earth or not. So they goes into great civil war between themself and... Ends with Toneri's clan victory. With Toneri alone as survivor. Thats why he just showed up years later. Thats why he need a worthy partner in rebuild his clan, so he search for a Hyuga, fellow descendants of Hamura to be it. And after he got Hanabi, which will bring Hinata come to Moon too (Also as a backup plan if Hinata cant make it i assume), Toneri can conveniently destroy the Earth
The only thing this movie got right was the color of the Rasengan. In the manga, its yellow. This is the only time an animated format has used the yellow rasengan. Other than that one minor detail, every single aspect of the lore in this movie is straight up wrong. Naruto's characterization is wrong, how he and Hinata meet is wrong, his techiques are wrong and continue into Boruto (missing truth seeking orbs. WHERE ARE THEY!?), the physics of the world are wrong (ninjas don't breath in space), Hinata's treatment of Hinabi is just deplorable, Sakura misunderstands Naruto's character (though thats not rare for her), the retconned "lore" of adding the Hyuga's to the Ootsutsuki clan makes no sense and further devalues the Naruto world in a way similar to Kaguya and Black Zetsu.
This film is just straight up garbage.
And for the love of God, get that stupid haircut off of Naruto. He looks like shit.
Edit: From my perspective, I've viewed this movie as the beginning of the Boruto continuity and not canon to the Naruto continuity because nothing from this point in the timeline makes any sense. Its almost like a completely different dimension.
And i wouldn't even call them getting the rassengan's right color a good thing.
For anime only viewers it just looks confusing
But more than anything i think the change of color to blue is the smartest move the anime could've made. With naruto's color being dominated by yellow and Orange having his most used jutsu be yellow just makes it blend in especially with his kurama cloak he's 100% yellow. The blue ressengan pops out and make following it's movement easier.
I can't help but think that the black jacket and shorter hair was made to remove the dominant yellow/orange from his design so that the yellow rassengan wouldn't wouldn't be lost during animation
@@aqualacerta3961 Ya know what, you're right. Of all times, why change the color now? Screw my last point. This movie got nothing right.😅
IGN 0/10 "Too much yellow."
I prefer the Rasengan blue
@@mechajay3358Agreed.
52:25 we get a fucked up NONSENSICAL movie like that, and people still don't believe we say everything that happens after the casting of infinite tsukuyomi is naruto's dream
38:27 I laughed at this scene. Like, how tf did they forget such a noticeable and important part of his design 😂
LOVE the skeleton outline for an improved version. Much prefer it. I actually got excited when you aren't being gaslit. What might we call the movie if not The Last? Any ideas?
Honestly, you really reminded me why Naruto was my favorite series. Just implementing aspects from the series into this scenario was amazing. Really reminded me how shallow and regressed the franchise has become
47:00 imagine if Naruto gave up when Sasuke left the village because Sasuke told Naruto that they weren’t friends that he wanted power and not friendship. In the show, Naruto tells Sasuke that he’s gonna bring him back to the village whether he hast to drag his carcass back.
Rejoice. This was such a brain dead movie. And the black fade out transitions was so jarring to connect to the next scene. The initial intro sequence was dope but thats about it.
Even my mom who is easily entertained by anything anime found this to he a waste of time 😂
It didnt help that this movie was made when the anime was nowhere near the finale and manga just concluded but they couldnt really spoil the events of the arc.
Because it was the precursor to boruto trash...
Damn...people still crying about this shit smh
15:32 you guys have no idea how much this scene confused and pissed me off. Even when I first saw the movie, it made zero sense, and I was letting a lot of shit slide then cuz I used to kinda be a Hinata stand
I consider this movie like junk food... Comforting and decent, up until the fight with tonari (?). I usually drop the movie at that part.
From my understanding this movie was written by shojo writers that didnt even read naruto
I completely forgot this existed since it was boring.
When’s the rewrite coming out
probably after the new year
Art takes time and patience, my friend. Be patient and we will be rewarded.
Edit: Dygoknight, if you're reading this. I am LOVING your rewrite. But PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!! Upload your rewrites faster and more consistently.
@@erastussimanjuntak9184didn’t you just say “patience will be rewarded” only for you to beg for a faster upload as well? talk about hypocrisy
@@erastussimanjuntak9184bro that shit isn’t art, I’ve read better fanfics
@@Wano-Kuno You know what I mean.
Hey seriously why are the girls wearing short sleeves in the winter while Naruto literally is rocking a scarf
Is this movie just a giant retcon? I always thought Sakura and Naruto would end up together
No they were never going to be together
No, and one of the dumbest parts of this movie is precisely when Sakura says that Naruto doesn't know what LOVE is.
In Part 1 of Naruto, in the manga. Naruto acknowledges that Sakura LOVES Sasuke, and that they (Naruto and Sakura) will never be together, he gives a sad smile and leaves the room, and Jiraya (or Kakashi) comments that Naruto is growing up. This thing about Naruto not knowing what love is is pure BS.
Anyway, Sakura's love for Sasuke also makes no sense, one of the worst romances ever.
If Sakura and Naruto had ended up together it would have been better, because Naruto really loved Sakura in Part 1, Kishimoto could have easily expanded this relationship without much trouble, and they could have ended up together.
@@Oblivion___ if you read the manga during the entire story naruto foces on sakura all time he saved her a lot she saved him as well Yamato said that sakura care about naruto and she hug him and naruto himself said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend
@@ayhamahmad2277 it would've been much, much worse than sasuke sakura, no fan likes sakura or would want them to be together, sakurs was interested in sasuke from the start, her randomly liking naruto would've been bad.
@Darknesschronicle_1 Yamaha said that sakura care about Naruto and she hug him and she saved Naruto as well
It's called the last cause everything after is technically boruto they could make more naruto movies. That was kind of a weird statement
I rewatched this movie and it was pretty mid.
Atleast we got the masterpiece Road to Ninja where Kishimoto himself got involved in the writing.
Finally a review that isn't kissing this Awful movies butt this is very much needed
The movie is great stop being a hater
@orpheemulemo8053people have other opinions than you? wake up. (To reality [I couldn’t help myself]). I’ve seen you in like every reply section and I can TELL you clearly eat up that foul naruhina shi. Don’t hate on other people’s opinions, dude. Just like you have you’re like the last is a good movie, people have theirs too. LEAVE THEM ALONE.
@orpheemulemo8053 😂
Frankly kishimoto put literally zero effort into making the Naruto Hinata a thing in the actual series if he had actually built it up in the series the movie would have been fine, but he never did.
Naruto said to minato about sakura being his girlfriend that say everything about naruhina because it's very obvious it wasn't planned hinata barely exists in the manga
19:14 wait.....wait, wait, wait, wait! is this were we get "water isn't wet you heathens" meme from?!
One simple line would’ve made Naruhina even make sense:
“So Hinata? Are we still on for our date this weekend?”
The Naruto series really fumbled the romance that kishi tried to write. It's not a shipper thing it's in story and the last was basically trying to explain it away
We wouldn't need it if after pain Naruto talked to Hinata he had time in the village. Have them date and move that ramen date side chapter there and boom all done. Now we don't need to have a movie or imply anything since it's already there.
Even Sasuke and sakura head poke was much better done as Sasuke was away and going on his burn the world phase so that being pushed back makes perfect sense
hinata barly exists in the manga she doesn't anything and naruto foces on sakura all time he even said to minato that sakura is his girlfriend it happend in the last minate
Wait Naruto was literally following Sasuke hinata was unconscious for sometime and he had to go to kage summit after that it doesn't make sense
54:25
Wait, wasn't Kaguya sealed in the moon after her fight with Team 7?
Congratulations Toneri, he did one good thing. He killed Kaguya.😅
She didn't return to the moon, Naruto and Sasuke created a new moon and sealed her inside of it with Black Zetsu.
@@Rei-Maon Damn, shoulda known.😅 God forbid I give this garbage film any form of credit. Why do I even bother?😂
I actually really like the rewrite portion of this video. Overall better story.
There's only a few things I would personally change: change the villains hideout to the land of snow (firstly for nostalgic reasons, first movie took place there, secondly so the kiss could take place under a snowy moon, just a personal taste thing, I like the image), include Shikamaru on the team but keep Naruto as the leader to reflect their future roles, and maybe, just maybe, find a way to include Sasuke in some form or capacity. Maybe have him be the one to rescue Hinata's Dad by happenstance.
Of course these are just personal preferences. Other than that excellent points made, good vid. 👍
I agree with you this movie is like a draunk teenager writing fanfiction.😅😅😂😂
Every story is fiction
@@KuldeepNijjar-r8l
No, a story can also be a retelling of real events. Also, he wrote "fanfiction", not "fiction".
Bro had to make a one hour video ranting about: Naruto movie the last
While very much arguing over every frame 😂
P.S : I love your stuff
P.S² : I had to watch this video in the span of three days 😂😅
The part that irks me the most about this entire movie is that, keep in mind, this is probably, the 3rd time in a row, that Hinata was turned into a damsel in distress, and while the first time was perfectly excuseable, because it happened, while she was practically still a toddler. The 2nd time happened in filler during Shippuden, and the 3rd time in this supposedly canon movie, was one time too many. For a character, that is clearly meant to be a rebellious princess, of a supposedly powerful clan, that's frankly insulting.
This movie, actively regresses Hinata's growth as a kunoichi, just so the romance aspect can become real at the end. Everything has to hinge purely on Naruto, and she is just left with crumbs. Like, come on, you can't even give her the Tenseigan too, just so she can kick Toneri's ass for nearly killing Naruto and Hanabi? Everything has to purely depend on her crush, all over again?
And well, even if, by some means, you can believably include Toneri, the Otsutsuki aspect can only work, if you're willing to nerf them in that: They aren't aliens, they are simply an ancient clan, that was brought to life, because of Orochimaru's experiments finally reaching their peak. The end goal, was reviving the Otsutsuki clan, that's it! That would have been so much better, and it wouldn't have just made the series, Dragon Ball, ordered on Wish. The alien trope, especially in this day and age, is truly unwelcome to me, for how redundant it has become.
one of the funniest, if not the funniest video Dygo has ever done. I will be commenting every part that made laughed out loud
my favorite part was where Hinata drank water from Naruto's mouth 😂
As much as people will hate to hear this, Naruto should have just been with Sakura. A lot of Naruto’s predecessors had a love interest similar to Sakura (Kushina included) which most weren’t able to be with. It would have gave a full circle moment to the whole “Naruto will achieve what his predecessors couldn’t” shtick, while also giving Sakura MUCH needed development as she would finally be over her crush on Sasuke that really has no basis to stand on outside of “he’s cute and we’re on the same team”
I had to force myself to finish that movie. It was not really to my liking
First of all: really entertaining video, i laught my ass off every 5t minute. Really good work. Second: As the biggest Narutofan of the world, this is my favorite movie, it has so much meaning to me personally. I enjoyed the love story and feelt it too. I mean, finally some progress here you know. As i love this movie, you're points are pretty valid and i agree with the most. Let us Narutofans have our fun, we must work with the stuff we got, as bad as it is in the end. ❤✌ (sorry for bad english)
I'll never forget that they really announced this movie LIKE 1 WEEK BEFORE NARUTO VS SASUKE FINAL BATTLE IN THE MANGA. Soon enough character design sheets were coming out and it's like "oh, okay, so sasuke lives etc" but most importantly, like 20 hours before the final chapter of Naruto, the boruto ending FROM THE MOVIE got leaked and it kinda killed the surprise to see it in the chapter later that morning
The movie was amazing you’re tripping
7:37 Attack On Titan in a nutshell lol 😂
Ah, another bad ship that killed a franchise.😅 Don't even get me started on EreMika. That ship is very garbage.
@kokroughtoss1257 It's not garbage it's disappointing what is garbage is Historia and that random farmer who threw rocks at her when he was a kid. Literally who thought the story needed that.
@@triton5336 That's exactly my point. Historia and Eren already had a much stronger bond and had way more chemistry. The farmer was originally meant as a fake out character. He was never supposed to impregnant Historia. But when Isayama went for the EreMika ending, he wrote himself into a corner and utterly destroyed Historia's character development. See, very garbage.
@@kokroughtoss1257 Personally, I didn't think Historia made sense for Eren because she would ultimately end up as a tool anyway and I actually prefered something with Reiner rather than Eren. Eren doesn't necessarily need a romance to be written well he just needs to be written well and can really work with anyone he remotely cares about however him actually honestly liking Historia doesn't work in the same way as you killing your crush's sister would.
It just doesn't feel right and hiding that is not really a relationship I would root for when the only reason Historia sparred Eren outside her father using her was that she thought Eren's father did it and not Eren because she doesn't know. It never felt like a relationship that could work unless it's suppose to be between a man and his "tool". Historia works better with someone who doesn't have baggage with her directly as Ymir chose to go with Reiner so his conscious is kinda clean in that regard. Also it would remove that god forsaken scene where Reiner smells her letter and is revealed by Jean that Historia married that damn farmer. Pisses me off big time... Out of all the relationships Isayama could have given her why that crap. I would even take Eren or just let her be single and have her run. Her being pregnant for the farmer is worse than her running away because she is doing the same thing but with extra steps... Why? I don't know. You can't seriously tell me she fell in love with him off screen when at best she would forgive him and move on. Isayama is literally tell me if a threw a rock at a girl and later apologized and work at her farm I would have a shot... Best case scenario she fire me or ignore me and worst she throws a rock or chases me away with a stick as payback.
@@triton5336 I always thought the EreHisu ship would've worked because they were both in similar mindsets. When Historia drops the cutsie Christa persona, he actually respects that. Later on when Eren is in that crystal cave and Eren is willing to go along with Historia's Father's plan (forgot his name, sorry) Historia breaks him free. Both characters have this thematic synergy about Freedom. But I'll be blunt, I don't like Attack On Titan very much. If you think that pairing doesn't work, I get it. Everyone's got their own preferences. The reason why I lean towards it is because to me its better than the shitty alternative that Isayama went with. Again, I'm not invested enough in AOT to give a shit, but that's just an outsiders perspective. Believe me I've tried, but this show just bores me to tears. Honestly, Historia was the best written character for me personally, but I dropped out before the celler revelation so what do I know.😅
Since you have no idea of Hinata's character, here is a part of the character analysis I'm working on her even if it is not complete. PLEASE give it a read.
Hinata was born to the world shouldering the responsibility of her family, to lead the Prestigious, traditional and old Hyuga clan with a strong unwavering fist. But her personality was that of a soft spoken girl who was kind, gentle and empathetic, her name literally translates to "Pure white lily facing the sun" to signify her purity as a character and a person.
Although Hinata undergoes rigorous and painful training with her father, Hiashi doesn't see her as fit to rule over their clan because of her kind nature. Therefore, Hiashi, as the strict leader of the Hyuga clan pits her against her younger sister Hanabi in an attempt to motivate Hinata. In this match Hinata lost to her sister since she was unable to land the final blow out of kindness for her sister, Hiashi who saw this as hesitancy and weakness for the sake of their clan disowns her and essentially kicks her out of his family, which deals a critical blow to her self esteem. To Hinata her value was in her purpose that was bestowed upon her by her father, to be the heir of the Hyuga clan. His judgement and views of her alongside with the path he layed on her to follow overruled her childhood. In disowning her, Hiashi essentially stripped Hinata of her self worth, which lead Hinata in a dark path.
Hinata being born with high expectations and being unable to fullfill them to her family left her with a psychological scar in her early years as she felt inadequate, weak and an unloved failure who cursed the way she was. She berrates herself for her past failures and constantly undermines herself. Which in turn made her unable to believe, trust nor love herself and it lead her on a downward spiral of self hate and guilt. She betrayed herself and lost all will to fight and change. She developed an inferiority complex and her repeated failures in missions and in training because of her inability to trust in herself, only made things worse for her. Although she trained very hard every day, it means nothing if she couldn't believe in herself. Because of her past failures she has also developed a fear in failing and so she thought that it is better to stay a failure than to try and fail, and so she gives up on everything, failing herself.
These feelings would eventually lead to the Hinata we see in early part of Naruto, a depressed mess with social anxiety which is seen through her general mannerisms(her shyness & being easily flustured, avoiding social confrontations by avoiding talking and looking down while talking to another, nervousness, stutter and shaky voice etc..). She is passive, indecisive, hesitant and always prefers to be in the background of situations that she is put in, she is always overruled by her peers and her opinions aren't cared even by them as she lacks agency.
Even her character design of wearing cozy long sleeved sweaters as if to hide from everyone, and not showing her skin in the slightest compared to other kunoichi because she doesn't see the value in such things and certainly wants no spotlight as she hates being judged by people, like how her father and her clan by extension did with her in the past.
Around this time she sees Naruto, another loner in the world who struggles with similar feelings of worth, depression, acceptance and failure but a degree worse that what she has to deal with, and yet he faces the world with a smile and a firm belief in himself. He is judged by people around him and despised by them for his circumstances similar to how she was judged and hated for hers by her family, but he is dealing with even worse prejudice. She relates to his struggles of acceptance and mostly his confidence/his ability to believe in himself, the
trait that she wishes for. As a similar failure, she knows how easy it is to give up and lose your worth after constant failure and how discouraging it is. Although her worth was stripped away by her father and her clan in disowning her, Naruto didn't have a sense of self worth to begin with, since no one beleived in him in the first place, but he never gave up on himself and stopped trying like she did, to be acknowledged by people and therefore gaining a sense of self worth. Seeing how he fails repetedly but never gives up, she recognizes Naruto's strength and is motivated herself to try harder and in turn beleive and accept herself, that she too could maybe change if she never gave up on herself. Naruto essentially is restoring her sense of self worth that was stripped away by her father when she abandoned her. And therefore Hinata finds purpose in Naruto in seeing that Naruto is still trying to change himself. Hinata thought that she only had a single path to follow that was given to her by her family, but watching Naruto teaches her that she herself has to find the purpose/path for herself and that it is possible to restore ones self worth by following another path. Watching Naruto and his quality to never give up basically fills her with hope, belief, self worth and purpose making her able to accept/love herself again.
She sees Naruto as a person who although fails, have the ability to stand back up and keep on fighting for his goals, unlike herself from the past who just accepted their fate and stayed sulking with the hand they were dealt with. Seeing this redefines her ideology on strength and makes her wish for that strength for herself too. As she says herself when Naruto doubts himself when he was going to fight Neji, True strength is to never give up and keep on trying even at worst odds, that is also why she calls Naruto a proud failure. A failure who never gives up on trying to change themselves for the better, until they eventually succeed. Her belief in Naruto is based on this aspect of him, this is further emphasized by the symbolical irony of their Doujutsu, the Byakugan. The Byakugan makes them look blind eventhough it grants them the ability to see through everything, but in seeing everything they are blind to their own strengths and weaknesses, which is symbolized by the blind spot. Hinata, before anyone, saw Naruto's strengths despite everyone else calling him a failure, but she was blind to her own strengths until Naruto made Hinata realize hers.
With Naruto's inspiration and of her own volition, to challenge herself and possibly change her cowardly and hesitant self, she enters the chunin exams. Although she passes the written test of the exams and displays courage, mental fortitude and strength in certain moments(such as in passing the written test, of which the aim was to measure courage and helping Naruto at her own risk) she is immediatley challenged by the living embodiment of all her flaws, Neji. A complete contrast of her, an intimidating prodigy with a superiority complex to her anxiety ridden inferiority complex. And Neji is antagonistic towards her to the bitter end, although she, tries to establish a close familial relationship with him adressing him as her own brother, he insists to call her Lady and distance her. Eventhough both of them have suffered because of the Hyuga, While Hinata is offering Neji her kindness and a chance to reconcile his anger, Neji rejects it as his hatred for the Main branch blinds him from seeing Hinata's suffering. Their relationship is in contrast the main family which enslaves the branch family. Neji have misdirected anger for Hinata which he tries to justify in different ways, because he believes that he can't do anything about his situation, the only thing he can do is deflect it with aggression towards someone who used to symbolize the main family, even though she too was betrayed by them. In this sense Hinata is the same as Naruto, someone who gets unjustified anger towards them for the circusmtances they were born with, but both of them tried to change their situations by chosing different paths from what fate had in store for them, compared to Neji. Neji feels like he is treated in an unjust way by the Hyuga and since he can't do anything about it, he calls his situation fate and hides in it, wallowing in self pity and hate, stagnating himself in it. Neji also represent the core aspect of her past self, which is giving up, so this can also be interpret as Hinata challenging her past self in order to cast it away.
Neji beleives that if he couldn't change his standing in the clan with all his skill and effort, she couldn't change as well. And with this he have already given up on trying to change. He believes that everyone should follow the path they are supposed to and live within the confinements of their fate and that going against it has reprecussions as his father suffered. So it angers him to see people try to defy fate and when they are unable to as he too wasn't able to, he rationalizes being unable to change by putting it on fate. He beleives that Hinata can't change, judging by how the past Hinata acted he beleives that Hinata would forfiet the match, he wants her to forfiet because if she chose to fight, it means she have changed herself and that would mean he lost ideologically to her. So he would do whatever he could to make her forfiet.
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In this fight, fuelled by his preconceptions of the past Hinata, he doubts her resolve and questions her mental fortitude and he uses Hinata's body language as a weapon to poke at her past mistakes, Neji berates her character and dismantles her psyche in an attempt to expose her failures and prove himself right, that she cannot change herself. He pressures her psychologically to confront her past failures and doubts that she thought of herself. This only confirms to herself that she is a failure and it eats away at whatever resolve/courage she built coming to the exams. These harsh remarks of her past terrorises her psyche and in resurfacing her insecurities, she reverts her back to her past self and she begins to display signs of anxiety. Using the her involuntary gestures that she displays as a result of her coping mechanism to rising panic, she displays a meek demeanour. Neji compares Hinata's past self with her current and says that she haven't changed and will not, that she is unfit to become a Ninja with her non-confrontational and kind self that lacks in agency, in order to confirm his own ideology that people cannot change. Neji continues to judge Hinata, that since Hinata haven't changed from the past, she will not in this fight either and tries to convince her to forfiet by telling her that since she lost in the past she will fail here too, calling it her fate. He calls Hinata a failure and labels her as such just like how her father did, and says that she wouldn't be able to change as going against fate is impossible in his eyes. As her fathers views of her and her own doubts of her being reinforced by Neji, judging her just like her father did in the past, crumbles her own image of trying to change and it makes her panic thinking that she might really be a failure.
Hinata's crisis resonates with Naruto, as he too is labelled a failure and is reduced to a monster by the village. He is trying to rid himself of those labels in order to get acknowledged by everyone. Therefore Naruto despises Nejis ideology of labelling people and sees himself in Hinata, so it agitates him to see Hinata not talking back to Neji. And so he screams at Hinata to stand up for herself and beat Neji as he would if he was in her place.
In the past whenever Hinata felt down, she would find the strength to keep trying in Naruto and his Nindo. In believing Naruto, she was able to restore her belief in herself, as she sees Naruto as the living embodiment of proof of strength to continue. This situation has the same effect on her, Naruto reminds her of her belief in him and therefore herself, restoring the confidence she lost and she is grateful to him for it. For the first time in her life, Hinata decides to take the initiative, a stark contrast with her past cowardly self which used to avoid confrontation in the slightest. Neji, noticing Hinata's change in mental attitude and stance, now displaying confidence, is annoyed that his efforts thus far have been futile and fights her.
Hinata's resolve this time around is evident in her being the first to strike Neji in contrast to her past fight with Hanabi. Although Hinata fights with her best, she couldn't win against the genius, so she loses repeatedly and even when her heart and body gives up she continues to push herself, repeating her Nindo/ideals that she and Naruto share, in order to change while proving Nejis preconceptions of her and her fate wrong many times over. Naruto finds this quality similar to himself, relates to her and acknowledges her for her strength and ideals, just like how she acknowledged him. And so he roots for her.
Neji who is still unable to grasp the reason for Hinata's tenaciousness as he doesn't think people can go against their fate questions her motives in trying to keep the fight going, even when she knows that she already lost. He doesn't understand that Hinata already won against him by proving him wrong and changing herself as a person. He still believes that Hinata is just acting tough and tries his failed mental tactics at her again, judging her for her past and trying to convince her to be obedient to the path her fate have layed over her to follow as it would give her freedom from her own suffering. Neji doesn't realize the contradiction in this statement as he is the one who is suffering by stagnating in his past while Hinata who have managed to change, is free from her past weakness which had kept her stagnating. Hinata calls him out on it, which angers Neji as Hinata now pokes at his ideology, showing it's hypocrisies. The fight ends with Neji trying to lash out his anger on Hinata, losing composure, providing us with a stark conrast of their mindsets with the start of the fight. In the aftermath where Hinata is about to die, even then her thoughts are whether if she was able to change and so when Naruto came to her to see if she is okay after the fight, what she asks herself mentally is if she was able to change as a person, she also seeks validation from Naruto who inspired her to change and is also trying to change like herself.
Naruto who feels the need to avenge Hinata and defend their shared ideals, makes a blood oath using Hinata's spilt blood to win against Neji and prove him wrong as he labelled both Hinata and himself failures. Naruto using Hinata's blood to make the oath is a representation of Naruto carrying out Hinata's ideals and resolve on behalf of her, as her blood symbolises the pain and suffering she had to endure in order to protect their ideals.
Naruto recognises Neji as a strong opponent but believes that he can beat Neji. He is fearless and is very confident in himself and training with Jiraiya in summoning and controlling his Nine tails chakra only boosts his confidence even more. But this lasts only till he meets Gaara at the hospital, to whom he is initially faces fearlessly, even knowing his prowess when he fought Lee, but as he learns more about Gaara's character and his past, loses belief in himself.
Naruto see his past self in Gaara, how they were feared for their power, labeled as monsters and were ostracised by the villagers and in being denied of their existences they sought to find their reasons to exist/purpose in life. Naruto found his purpose for living in being acknowledged as Iruka was there to accept Naruto's existence, and in being acknowledged he feels deep gratitude towards Iruka and those who made him feel that it is okay to live. But Gaara found his purpose in killing people who wished to kill him thus confirming to himself his existence as everyone else continued denying his existence, living in constant fear of death made him feel that way as his definition of love was love for himself and that other people exists to provide him reason to live, to give him a purpose and therefore in a twisted way, to provide him love. As long as people lived to kill him, he would have a reason to exist.
The thought that Naruto could have ended up like Gaara terrifies Naruto. Naruto thinks that Gaara is the product of not having someone acknowledge him, an alternate self of Naruto which he thinks must be stronger than him since Naruto needed Iruka to be saved, while Gaara is surviving on his own all alone, trusting in only himself and living for only himself, loving only himself, without yearning acknowledgement from others in what Naruto believes to be in the worst pain of solitude. Naruto loses his belief in himself and his own strength after this confrontation as he concludes he wouldn't be able to win against someone like Gaara.
Naruto, who feels weak after meeting Gaara feels pressured to fight Neji although he was confident in fighting Neji prior to this incident. Since Neji can tear down a person mentally by looking into their insecurities, Naruto knows that if he were to fight Neji as he is right now, he would lose. He feels inadequate, intimidated and he doubts himself as he have completely lost belief in himself. Even trying to cheer up himself as he have done in the past in face of fear doesn't work as he is reminded to how strong his opponents are compared to him. And therefore he visits the training grounds where he first felt accepted, to regain some of the lost confidence by reminiscing his past, seeking acknowledgement and to draw strength that he believes he lacks, from it. Here he meets Hinata who have dealt with the exact same dilemma Naruto is facing and offers her views on belief/strength.
Sources for the first paragraphs of my analysis are the special episodes that were released alongside The LAST Naruto movie as an 1 hour special, the shippuden episodes 389 and 390 which elaborates on the Hyuga conflict a bit more than the manga. The rest is straight from the manga.
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@@IvanOtokunrin nah for what
@@lunarhinata8889 that you tried so hard but dygo didn't even notice it
@IvanOtokunrin I made this analysis over months for myself, not him. And other youtubers I know have already read it and have given very positive reviews. I simply copy pasted it here thinking maybe he would also give it a read.
The naruto getting to hinata and toneri before the mariage feels like a shrek 2 finale plagia but worse 😭
38:40 ok, but they went to war with each other multiple different times before this. Where was Toneri then?
A massive fumble, HOW is my guy gonna recover from this?!
Kishi needed a romance write to help him
he can write a romance the problem iS all of them happend in the last minate like hinata barly exists in the manga she barly interact with naruto
@@ayhamahmad2277 He deffo cannot write romance
Well, Road to Ninja was my favourite movie, not this one. It kinda confused me on how Naruto always liked Hinata, when did that happen?
Well its all a genjutsu 😂, nth good to watch
I watched all of Naruto to Shippudden in 7 months but it took me a year and a half to finish the last movie because I kept stopping it
Do you really not keep up with Boruto? I've been waiting for you to mention how Kurama stated that Naruto could survive the extraction, that thing was the reason the story happened just for Kurama to say "you would've survived anyways" lmao