Fan confession #2
During childhood, I watched this series in bits and pieces, and I thought Naruto was the most clumsy, loud-mouthed and idiotic person ever. (Part of it is still true, for me) Growing up, and watching it all over again, I still adored the most unpredictable, hyper-active, knucklehead ninja, but I saw him in a different light. And eventually, I found myself thinking differently. The small things in life like a bowl of instant ramen, a prank pulled with friends, the deep conversations about a friend who’s not where he used to be: they became so much more special for me. Truthfully, if I hadn’t started watching Naruto again, I wouldn’t have been the person I am right now.
Maybe its his ‘never give up’ attitude, or his adorableness, or loyalty towards his friends: Naruto never fails to be a source of inspiration in one way or the other. And it isn’t just the protagonist who is awesome, its everyone else in the series. Itachi, Kakashi, Hinata, Obito, Minato, Jiraiya: all of them are my all time favorite characters, and most of them don’t even have a pivotal role. And they have taught me so much. Its still really hard to accept that my first and most favorite anime is coming to an end, that I can’t look forward to that Tuesday or Thursday when new episodes are released, that I can’t just lose myself in a new, unexplored episode and forget about the world for 20 short minutes.
Yes, its going to be hard.
The deaths of the characters struck deep, that’s for sure, but I’ll dare to relive Itachi and Jiraiya and Obito’s death once I know its all over and that everyone’s safe (for a while) with a sweet kind of pain. It’s going to hurt, but who ever said that its easy to say goodbye to the ones you love?
This is for every Naruto fan who’s going to be heartbroken when the anime ends. Of course, it will be hard, but you’ve got to believe it, no matter what. And that’s what Naruto has taught us: to accept whatever comes in our way and face it with sass and bravery.
~Anon
And it isn’t just the protagonist who is awesome, its everyone else in the series. Itachi, Kakashi, Hinata, Obito, Minato, Jiraiya: all of them are my all time favorite characters, and most of them don’t even have a pivotal role. And they have taught me so much.
So true, there is not a single character who left without a impact. Even Orichimaru taught us that nothing lasts forever and we need to enjoy the present. It’s really sad the saga is ending. What do you think about the Boruto series? And are you to follow it? Both anon and zero
Funny thing, Orochimaru inspired me too, his nerdiness is one of the things i liked tbh! But the killings made me hate him for some time. I started the Boruto manga but stopped it in the middle , it didn;t entertain me much, but the movie was good. If you are thinking of reading of the manga wait for some time 🙂 As of anon idk, I’ll ask and let you know!
Who inspired you the most? For me it was Jiraiya, the way he taught his students, denying the Hokage seat and so much more. Also, which is your favorite quote? Mine is
“”I’m not a pervert … I’m a super pervert!” ” any idea who told this 😉
~Levan
Pervert and Jiraiya still a better story than twilight, lol. Doesnt make sense ik. I like PAIN! especially his dialogue, we are ordinary humans driven by revenge in the name of justice
Thats awesome, that fight’s the most classy one I have ever seen. what about anon? and why do you want to keep it anonymous? Just curious , xD
~Levan
It’s my favorite fight and I’ve watched it a 100 times or maybe even more. As of anon,I’ll contact the person and let you know 🙂 Have a good day!
Why anonymous, well, privacy is important! Thats why I still use my codename even though many know my name 😛 xD
Even if you want to accept it, I cannot! I mean How can you accept somebody’s loss all of sudden? It hurts and is still hurting, the moment I heard it, I just couldn’t believe what I heard. For a moment I was still, my phone fell from my hands and then rechecked the news, but … 🙁
I’ve lost a family member basically, I can’t express more, my keyboards speaking for me.