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Naruto [ナルト] #71
NARUTO -ナルト- 71
無限月読が発動し、人々は夢の世界へと閉じ込められた。黒ゼツによって復活したカグヤは、チャクラを一つにせんと動き出す！！ ナルトとサスケは六道仙人より託された力でカグヤを封印すべく立ち向かうが！？
208 pages, Paperback
First published November 4, 2014
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Masashi Kishimoto
1,201 books3,966 followersMasashi Kishimoto (岸本斉史 Kishimoto Masashi) is a Japanese manga artist, well known for creating the manga series Naruto. His younger twin brother, Seishi Kishimoto, is also a manga artist and creator of the manga series O-Parts Hunter (666 Satan) and Blazer Drive. Two of his former assistants, Osamu Kajisa (Tattoo Hearts) and Yuuichi Itakura (Hand's), have also gone on to moderate success following their work on Naruto.
Kishimoto's first work as a manga artist was Karakuri (カラクリ?), which he submitted to Shueisha in 1995. This earned him the Weekly Shōnen Jump's monthly "Hop Step Award" in 1996, granted to promising new manga artists. This was followed in 1997 by a pilot version of Naruto (NARUTO－ナルト－), published in Akamaru Jump Summer. In 1998, Kishimoto premiered as a Weekly Shōnen Jump artist with a serialized version of Karakuri in Weekly Shōnen Jump, but it proved unpopular and was canceled soon after. In 1999, a serialized version of Naruto began publication in Weekly Shōnen Jump and quickly became a hit.
Kishimoto's first work as a manga artist was Karakuri (カラクリ?), which he submitted to Shueisha in 1995. This earned him the Weekly Shōnen Jump's monthly "Hop Step Award" in 1996, granted to promising new manga artists. This was followed in 1997 by a pilot version of Naruto (NARUTO－ナルト－), published in Akamaru Jump Summer. In 1998, Kishimoto premiered as a Weekly Shōnen Jump artist with a serialized version of Karakuri in Weekly Shōnen Jump, but it proved unpopular and was canceled soon after. In 1999, a serialized version of Naruto began publication in Weekly Shōnen Jump and quickly became a hit.
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August 15, 2015
I'm starting to get nostalgic for it even after I just read this volume.
What an epic battle.
It just goes to prove, if you don't ramp up your game for the end of a series, it will run flat. This did not run flat. I can sit pleased as a fan of the series, safe in the knowledge that the author sure as hell didn't fuck up.
All we need now is the wrap up, and my god there's a lot to wrap up. I'm of the opinion that the next volume ought to have been at least three or four more, but who am I to demand such things? THAT'S WHAT FANFIC IS FOR.
What an epic battle.
It just goes to prove, if you don't ramp up your game for the end of a series, it will run flat. This did not run flat. I can sit pleased as a fan of the series, safe in the knowledge that the author sure as hell didn't fuck up.
All we need now is the wrap up, and my god there's a lot to wrap up. I'm of the opinion that the next volume ought to have been at least three or four more, but who am I to demand such things? THAT'S WHAT FANFIC IS FOR.
February 17, 2023
Holy shit, this was so bad, it's literally in a league of its own. I can't, I fucking can't take it anymore.
I was unironically rooting for Kaguya to win, just so there could be an end to the asspulls. But what's a rabbit goddess to one of the most unhinged mangakas out there?
This is also the volume in which Naruto thinks Obito is awesome. AWESOME. The man that literally manipulated the 4th Mizukage and used him to turn Kirigakure into a living hell just because he thought they were responsible for killing his girlfirend; attacked Konohagakure, which led to countless deaths, among which were Minato and Kushina, and children being orphaned, just because he was that petty; manipulated a terrorist organization that fucked up the world in countless ways, started a world war just for the fuck of it, then used Ten Tails to viciously murder countless shinobi just to test Naruto. There's definitely more, but you get the idea. And just because he turned to the good side in the very last moment, there's no longer any need to held him accountable for what he did. He even gets a ticket to heaven because he's so awesome and his girlfriend was wAtChInG hIm AlL aLoNg. But wait, there's more.
Back in the day, Fairy Tail was getting a lot crap because of how much the "power of friendship" trope was shaping its storyline. If you know it, you know it. But even the cringiest Fairy Tail asspull seems more comprehensible than Obito giving Kakashi his Sharingan for one last time, together with a frickin' perfect Susanoo, because their friendship is that strong.
And that pisses me off so badly because I really came to appreciate his character a lot more than I did on my initial experience with the story. Reading the manga and revisiting a filler-less story made me see the complexity of his character writing and the harsh path he had to walk up until the very end. He is literally what Isayama tried (and failed) to do with Eren, a man so broken that nothing could overturn what he did nor save him from what he has become. He's still far from being one of my favorite characters, but I can't deny the fact that he's one of the best characters in the series. Which is why there was no need for Kishimoto to force the way he wanted his readers to feel about him in our face. Let the story speak for itself, don't make your characters go out of their way with delusional remarks or actions just to be sure we get the intention. The result would literally be the very opposite.
This "final" battle was also too long and its choreography made no sense. Kaguya could have won several times yet she didn't because that wasn't the plot. Kishimoto also proved us once again how much he sucks at writing female characters, or rather, how uninterested he is to actually try. Kaguya had no personality, no agency, nothing. She came, she stood there like a plank while Zetsu did all the big talking, then she vanished. What the fuck.
I was unironically rooting for Kaguya to win, just so there could be an end to the asspulls. But what's a rabbit goddess to one of the most unhinged mangakas out there?
This is also the volume in which Naruto thinks Obito is awesome. AWESOME. The man that literally manipulated the 4th Mizukage and used him to turn Kirigakure into a living hell just because he thought they were responsible for killing his girlfirend; attacked Konohagakure, which led to countless deaths, among which were Minato and Kushina, and children being orphaned, just because he was that petty; manipulated a terrorist organization that fucked up the world in countless ways, started a world war just for the fuck of it, then used Ten Tails to viciously murder countless shinobi just to test Naruto. There's definitely more, but you get the idea. And just because he turned to the good side in the very last moment, there's no longer any need to held him accountable for what he did. He even gets a ticket to heaven because he's so awesome and his girlfriend was wAtChInG hIm AlL aLoNg. But wait, there's more.
Back in the day, Fairy Tail was getting a lot crap because of how much the "power of friendship" trope was shaping its storyline. If you know it, you know it. But even the cringiest Fairy Tail asspull seems more comprehensible than Obito giving Kakashi his Sharingan for one last time, together with a frickin' perfect Susanoo, because their friendship is that strong.
And that pisses me off so badly because I really came to appreciate his character a lot more than I did on my initial experience with the story. Reading the manga and revisiting a filler-less story made me see the complexity of his character writing and the harsh path he had to walk up until the very end. He is literally what Isayama tried (and failed) to do with Eren, a man so broken that nothing could overturn what he did nor save him from what he has become. He's still far from being one of my favorite characters, but I can't deny the fact that he's one of the best characters in the series. Which is why there was no need for Kishimoto to force the way he wanted his readers to feel about him in our face. Let the story speak for itself, don't make your characters go out of their way with delusional remarks or actions just to be sure we get the intention. The result would literally be the very opposite.
This "final" battle was also too long and its choreography made no sense. Kaguya could have won several times yet she didn't because that wasn't the plot. Kishimoto also proved us once again how much he sucks at writing female characters, or rather, how uninterested he is to actually try. Kaguya had no personality, no agency, nothing. She came, she stood there like a plank while Zetsu did all the big talking, then she vanished. What the fuck.
May 31, 2022
fucking finally the battle is now ending 😭😭 team 7 u may not be my most favorite but you will always have a special place in my heart!
July 29, 2018
I think that this whole epic last battle has been dragging on just a tad bit too long. Too many power ups, change of enemy, formation of allies, and near death experiences for me. It started to become repetitive. I am happy to see Cell 7 back in full swing, but how can this be the second to last volume of the series and I still hate Sakura? She still seems quite useless to me and likes to jump in whenever she thinks she has a chance, like "don't forget about me ya'll". But honestly I sometimes think it would be better if we did. She still appears to be a love sick fool, who isn't really doing anything battle strategy wise and has to get saved at least twice in this volume alone.
But, I am so close to the end and you better bet I am going to finish this because it is a long time coming, as I started this series at least 9-10 years ago in middle school. I liked a few things about this volume but it wasn't enough to mask the fact that I was kind of hurrying through this because I want to finish that final volume already. Here are some things that I liked, Kakashi (I feel like he can never do any wrong in my eyes), Obito, Sasuke's sassy attitude, & Zetsu. But, I started to dislike our new villainess and the story was kind of meh. I just have a love for the characters that keeps me wanting to finish this series. I will make it to that finale!
But, I am so close to the end and you better bet I am going to finish this because it is a long time coming, as I started this series at least 9-10 years ago in middle school. I liked a few things about this volume but it wasn't enough to mask the fact that I was kind of hurrying through this because I want to finish that final volume already. Here are some things that I liked, Kakashi (I feel like he can never do any wrong in my eyes), Obito, Sasuke's sassy attitude, & Zetsu. But, I started to dislike our new villainess and the story was kind of meh. I just have a love for the characters that keeps me wanting to finish this series. I will make it to that finale!
November 17, 2014
Welp, there goes 15 years of my life. The whole story stays pretty fun and upbeat no matter how convoluted all the different plot arcs and characters may make the manga series. These stories are character driven and focus on really fun fighting scenes reminiscent of Dragonball Z and manga of the '70s like Fist of the North Star. While it may not be the best art style, or the best manga that has been out in the last ten years (that award goes to Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist), no one can doubt the influence and reach Kishimoto's work has had worldwide.
Naruto is the spiritual and literary successor of Japan's shinobi literary serials, a genre that started more than 100 years ago. Continuing to use characters like Sarutobi Sasuke and Jiraiya the Toad Sage that have captivated Japanese audiences for at least three generations, Kishimoto effortlessly blends the mythological and spiritual sensibilities of his home country, while continuing to echo the anti-war stance of the earliest manga artists. This latter point may not be well noted by fans due to the length of the whole series, but if fans have been reading each new chapter every week for the last four years, they will have caught on to it. While current fans may not see it now, Naruto has successfully inherited Japanese literary and artistic tropes which have lent to its success: the slow unfolding of plot, a focus on the inner nature of character, an appreciation for the natural environment through art, and an adherence to the trope of the "endless adventure."
Kishimoto has also used his focus on huge fight scenes and over-powered villains to focus on themes of human nature, friendship, and the cyclical nature of violence. Buddhist concepts and mythology echo loud and clear through the entirety of the manga with barely any effort put into hiding them, and the conflicts these characters engage in may be overcome by violence, but not in a way that condones the philosophy of "might makes right." A lot of these villains have tragic or sympathetic origins, and while we may always be rooting for the titular character to win, it's hard not to see that the world Kishimoto has constructed is a critique of the very real situation of the modern world and how we exist. Death and loss play a large role in how these characters define themselves, and while these characters have certain stereotypical traits, there has hardly been a fan who hasn't been able to identify themselves with at least one person in the huge cast the author creates. In the end, it isn't the violence, conflicts and epic fight scenes that ultimately come to define this mange - but how the characters have found themselves in this situation in the first place and how they are able to transcend it.
The manga itself also has a larger philosophical point to make about the human capacity for peace and how peace itself is usually hard to come by. Confronted with differing philosophical positions and opponents, the main character, Naruto, seeks to upend the order his world has accepted for centuries and make sure the conflicts that have defined his young life are not continued into the next generation. Whether it is through simple means of conversations or metaphyical hurdles aided by the magical "jutsu" these manga's ninja possess, Naruto finds a way to validate his worldview and see it create a real and positive affect.
Manga may be still be seen as comics, child's play, or niche material by many Americans, and Naruto is not exactly the best manga to use to change the minds of those people, but it's a start. While not as philosophically dense or dramatic as some of the better and more ambitious manga of the '70s, '80s, and early '00s, Naruto is a commercially successful manga that has not fallen into the traps of having characters that are solely created for merchandising purposes. Nor has it ever fallen into the stale writing/progression and undeniably terrible execution of its contemporaries One Piece and Bleach respectively. If anything, if someone is looking to start reading manga and wants something juicy and interesting to start with, Naruto would be my first recommendation. Dragonball Z (DBZ), while highly enjoyable and fun, was meant as a parody, and in the end some say it even become a parody of itself. DBZ doesn't really have anything too deep to say, and its connection to Japanese literature and mythology are rather shallow (look up Momotaro, the Peach Boy).
While Naruto can be rather long and possibly confusing at some times, its nothing going back and skimming a few pages won't fix. Standing alone, Naruto proves there are some fun and enjoyable commercial manga out there that are culturally rich, not afraid to delve into philosophy, and can even be educational. So, if you're looking to waste some time and want a story with fun characters, brisk action, and a touching story, Naruto should be your pick.
Naruto is the spiritual and literary successor of Japan's shinobi literary serials, a genre that started more than 100 years ago. Continuing to use characters like Sarutobi Sasuke and Jiraiya the Toad Sage that have captivated Japanese audiences for at least three generations, Kishimoto effortlessly blends the mythological and spiritual sensibilities of his home country, while continuing to echo the anti-war stance of the earliest manga artists. This latter point may not be well noted by fans due to the length of the whole series, but if fans have been reading each new chapter every week for the last four years, they will have caught on to it. While current fans may not see it now, Naruto has successfully inherited Japanese literary and artistic tropes which have lent to its success: the slow unfolding of plot, a focus on the inner nature of character, an appreciation for the natural environment through art, and an adherence to the trope of the "endless adventure."
Kishimoto has also used his focus on huge fight scenes and over-powered villains to focus on themes of human nature, friendship, and the cyclical nature of violence. Buddhist concepts and mythology echo loud and clear through the entirety of the manga with barely any effort put into hiding them, and the conflicts these characters engage in may be overcome by violence, but not in a way that condones the philosophy of "might makes right." A lot of these villains have tragic or sympathetic origins, and while we may always be rooting for the titular character to win, it's hard not to see that the world Kishimoto has constructed is a critique of the very real situation of the modern world and how we exist. Death and loss play a large role in how these characters define themselves, and while these characters have certain stereotypical traits, there has hardly been a fan who hasn't been able to identify themselves with at least one person in the huge cast the author creates. In the end, it isn't the violence, conflicts and epic fight scenes that ultimately come to define this mange - but how the characters have found themselves in this situation in the first place and how they are able to transcend it.
The manga itself also has a larger philosophical point to make about the human capacity for peace and how peace itself is usually hard to come by. Confronted with differing philosophical positions and opponents, the main character, Naruto, seeks to upend the order his world has accepted for centuries and make sure the conflicts that have defined his young life are not continued into the next generation. Whether it is through simple means of conversations or metaphyical hurdles aided by the magical "jutsu" these manga's ninja possess, Naruto finds a way to validate his worldview and see it create a real and positive affect.
Manga may be still be seen as comics, child's play, or niche material by many Americans, and Naruto is not exactly the best manga to use to change the minds of those people, but it's a start. While not as philosophically dense or dramatic as some of the better and more ambitious manga of the '70s, '80s, and early '00s, Naruto is a commercially successful manga that has not fallen into the traps of having characters that are solely created for merchandising purposes. Nor has it ever fallen into the stale writing/progression and undeniably terrible execution of its contemporaries One Piece and Bleach respectively. If anything, if someone is looking to start reading manga and wants something juicy and interesting to start with, Naruto would be my first recommendation. Dragonball Z (DBZ), while highly enjoyable and fun, was meant as a parody, and in the end some say it even become a parody of itself. DBZ doesn't really have anything too deep to say, and its connection to Japanese literature and mythology are rather shallow (look up Momotaro, the Peach Boy).
While Naruto can be rather long and possibly confusing at some times, its nothing going back and skimming a few pages won't fix. Standing alone, Naruto proves there are some fun and enjoyable commercial manga out there that are culturally rich, not afraid to delve into philosophy, and can even be educational. So, if you're looking to waste some time and want a story with fun characters, brisk action, and a touching story, Naruto should be your pick.
February 19, 2023
6/10 stars
Ehh. Kaguya is just a bad villain. No drive, no personality, no history, no motive. She's super powerful "just because," and whatever she does is "just because." Everybody has to comment on her power, otherwise the readers wouldn't have noticed it's ramped up at all - tbh, Madara's displays were much more impressive; the idea of different worlds created by Kaguya doesn't make any sense - either logical or visual. It's just another of those "just because" moments in this volume, and the constant commentary run by black Zetsu is simply tiresome.
The one cool thing was Obito's sacrifice, and his redemption arc, and Kakashi's moment of relevance among his insanely overpowered students. But I really don't think the magic sharingans given to Kakashi by a ghost were truly necessary, or even emotionally resonant; it seems that Kishimoto got so enamoured by this stupid op ocular jutsu that forgot what Kakashi's specialty really was - drive, determination, intellect, and the ability to copy any jutsu. That would've been enough.
Anyway. After so much buildup, and going through consecutively more difficult battles with more powerful villains, the battle with Kaguya is somewhat of a letdown. On to the final volume!
Ehh. Kaguya is just a bad villain. No drive, no personality, no history, no motive. She's super powerful "just because," and whatever she does is "just because." Everybody has to comment on her power, otherwise the readers wouldn't have noticed it's ramped up at all - tbh, Madara's displays were much more impressive; the idea of different worlds created by Kaguya doesn't make any sense - either logical or visual. It's just another of those "just because" moments in this volume, and the constant commentary run by black Zetsu is simply tiresome.
The one cool thing was Obito's sacrifice, and his redemption arc, and Kakashi's moment of relevance among his insanely overpowered students. But I really don't think the magic sharingans given to Kakashi by a ghost were truly necessary, or even emotionally resonant; it seems that Kishimoto got so enamoured by this stupid op ocular jutsu that forgot what Kakashi's specialty really was - drive, determination, intellect, and the ability to copy any jutsu. That would've been enough.
Anyway. After so much buildup, and going through consecutively more difficult battles with more powerful villains, the battle with Kaguya is somewhat of a letdown. On to the final volume!
June 15, 2015
Kaguya como villana fue bastante aburrida, diría que la peor de los 3 (Pain-Madara) le faltó acción a su pelea; Obito me dio mucha lástima (si llore con sus partes en el manga, me voy a deshidratar cuando salga en el anime con la musicalización triste), porque el motivo de las cosas malas nacen de la manipulación, en realidad tuvo una vida de mierda llena de odio. Pero en resumen el tomo se merece millones de estrellas por esto:
Momento Sasusaku
Kakashi y Obito
Equipo 7
Momento Sasusaku
Kakashi y Obito
Equipo 7
November 27, 2020
Another great volume of Naruto! Kaguya returns finally and her fight with Sasuke and Naruto is not short of epic, they fight unlike anyone and like the way they defeat her is quite something, since I had watched this fight in anime I knew her origin which wasn't covered here and the fight was more or less the same, Naruto and Saskue being the sun and moon fighting with Kurama and Susanoo, being transported into another dimension, Obito sacrifice, Kakashi gaining a final gift, Sakura activating her superior ninja form, the trio coming together and attacking from all side and the final seal and all and Naruto being awesome, it was awesome to see this!! A great volume and the big big villain of Naruto fight ends and next up: Sasuke vs Naruto!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 8, 2021
La batalla final contra Madara, el gran malvado de toda la saga, da un giro desde el tomo anterior para revelar a otro personaje quien estaba detrás, muy en la oscuridad, jalando las cuerdas de todo.
Cambiar de villano en la última parte de la batalla, se me hizo una apuesta muy arriesgada. Desde que revelaron a Madara como el gran villano, podías releer la obra y darte cuenta que desde el principio establecieron algunas pistas que podían usarse para justificar que Madara era el malo. Pero en el tomo anterior aparece Kaguya y Madara queda relegado.
En este tomo Kishimoto trata de justificar por qué Kaguya, y aunque la explicación está bien aterrizada en aspectos que ya introdujo antes, se sigue sintiendo sacado de la manga y no me convenció del todo. Además que Kaguya no tiene una personalidad ni una construcción como Madara. En tomos anteriores vimos la relación entre Madara y el primer Hokage, el conflicto, las motivaciones, etc. Al comprender los dolores de este personaje podemos identificarnos más con ese villano, pero Kaguya no tiene nada de eso, sólo es alguien que es malo y ya.
Este tomo tiene mucha acción y vemos a todos los personajes del equipo siete alcanzar su máximo potencial. Los combates son tensos y emocionantes y si produce varias reacciones emotivas en el lector. Ademas hubo un par de momentos que me hicieron carcajearme en voz alta.
Lo que definió para mi este tomo fue la redención de Obito que es un personaje sumamente interesante. Desde que nos mostraron quién estaba detrás de la máscara de Tobi, descubrir más y más aspectos de ese personaje ha sido un deleite. Aquí nos regalan otra escena muy emotiva que le da mucho valor al personaje y que a mis ojos, lo redime de cierta manera.
Un tomo más y concluimos esta historia, ha sido un camino largo pero bastante satisfactorio sin duda.
Cambiar de villano en la última parte de la batalla, se me hizo una apuesta muy arriesgada. Desde que revelaron a Madara como el gran villano, podías releer la obra y darte cuenta que desde el principio establecieron algunas pistas que podían usarse para justificar que Madara era el malo. Pero en el tomo anterior aparece Kaguya y Madara queda relegado.
En este tomo Kishimoto trata de justificar por qué Kaguya, y aunque la explicación está bien aterrizada en aspectos que ya introdujo antes, se sigue sintiendo sacado de la manga y no me convenció del todo. Además que Kaguya no tiene una personalidad ni una construcción como Madara. En tomos anteriores vimos la relación entre Madara y el primer Hokage, el conflicto, las motivaciones, etc. Al comprender los dolores de este personaje podemos identificarnos más con ese villano, pero Kaguya no tiene nada de eso, sólo es alguien que es malo y ya.
Este tomo tiene mucha acción y vemos a todos los personajes del equipo siete alcanzar su máximo potencial. Los combates son tensos y emocionantes y si produce varias reacciones emotivas en el lector. Ademas hubo un par de momentos que me hicieron carcajearme en voz alta.
Lo que definió para mi este tomo fue la redención de Obito que es un personaje sumamente interesante. Desde que nos mostraron quién estaba detrás de la máscara de Tobi, descubrir más y más aspectos de ese personaje ha sido un deleite. Aquí nos regalan otra escena muy emotiva que le da mucho valor al personaje y que a mis ojos, lo redime de cierta manera.
Un tomo más y concluimos esta historia, ha sido un camino largo pero bastante satisfactorio sin duda.
July 31, 2017
Kakashi, Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura with the help from Obito are the only ones left to defend the world from the Mother of Chakra. With all of their combined power they are able to put an end to Kaguya's plan to destroy the world.
August 13, 2024
اصلا دوست ندارم تموم شه😭😭😭😭
November 2, 2022
Spoilers for this monstrosity.
Kakashi somehow getting Obito's eyes from the power of friendship and then gaining a Kamui Perfect Susanoo was the single dumbest thing I have ever read from any work of fiction.
What . . . why would . . . just . . . I hate my life.
Kakashi somehow getting Obito's eyes from the power of friendship and then gaining a Kamui Perfect Susanoo was the single dumbest thing I have ever read from any work of fiction.
What . . . why would . . . just . . . I hate my life.
November 7, 2014
Naruto ended today after 15 years of awesomeness. It ended with chapter 700, which is not in this book, but this book was amazing like all the other ones!!
The story of Naruto is unforgettable because it's lasted as long this. I don't usually write what I think of the book but over these years, Naruto has taught me so much and been such a huge part of my life, that I felt like I had to.
All the characters are so well-developed thanks to the amazingness of the creator of Naruto.....Masashi Kishimoto.
I can say for certain that Naruto is the best book I have ever read in my entire life and that won't ever change:D
Even better, Naruto got what he dreamed of his entire life: to become Hokage. Through perseverance and determination, he never gave up and he taught everyone that "becoming the Hokage doesn't mean people will acknowledge you. But when the people acknowledge you, you can become Hokage. Never forget your friends!"
Naruto I'll never forget you.
Dattebayo!!!
The story of Naruto is unforgettable because it's lasted as long this. I don't usually write what I think of the book but over these years, Naruto has taught me so much and been such a huge part of my life, that I felt like I had to.
All the characters are so well-developed thanks to the amazingness of the creator of Naruto.....Masashi Kishimoto.
I can say for certain that Naruto is the best book I have ever read in my entire life and that won't ever change:D
Even better, Naruto got what he dreamed of his entire life: to become Hokage. Through perseverance and determination, he never gave up and he taught everyone that "becoming the Hokage doesn't mean people will acknowledge you. But when the people acknowledge you, you can become Hokage. Never forget your friends!"
Naruto I'll never forget you.
Dattebayo!!!
November 6, 2014
Goodbye Naruto, Sasuke, Hinata, Sakura, Kakashi sensei, Itachi, Pain, Kimimaro, Orochimaru, Gaara ... goodbye to all of heroes and villains in this story, so sad your journey ended here. Aghhh I'm crying, I'm gonna miss you all. I won't forget you guys I'll reread all the series when I miss you. Once again goodbye Gaara my love *wipe tears
June 29, 2022
Final boss battle was suitably epic, but lacked some of the emotional heft of earlier fights. The sheer destruction was great though!
April 15, 2025
On va se le dire le combat contre Kaguya est TARPIN chiant, c’est lourd et apocalyptique à en crever, mais ça fait quand même plaisir de voir l’équipe 7 réunie et appliquer son esprit de solidarité.
ET SANS SAKURA BAH LA VIE DE MA MERE SASOUKE ET NAROUTE AURAIT PAS BATTU KAGUYA PTDRR
ET SANS SAKURA BAH LA VIE DE MA MERE SASOUKE ET NAROUTE AURAIT PAS BATTU KAGUYA PTDRR
October 23, 2020
Pffffff. Meh.
December 15, 2014
It's over.
15 AÑOS.
Y ya llegó el final.
¿POR QUE?
Llevo viendo Naruto hace 5 años.
Mi vida era esperar cada semana un capítulo del manga.
Y ahora esos días se acabaron.
Ya no hay más Naruto.
Ame cada parte de la historia, cada personaje -incluso enemigo- cada chiste, cada muerte.
Solo tengo por decir que estoy tan agradecida por haberlo visto.
Me enseño muchísimas cosas. Y nunca me cansaré de leerte y verte de nuevo.
Eras como una parte secreta de mí. Te ame más que a ningún anime. Tienes un lugar en mi corazón.
Te extrañare.
Ya lo hago.
Gracias, Kishimoto-sensei.
1999 - 2014.
15 AÑOS.
Y ya llegó el final.
¿POR QUE?
Llevo viendo Naruto hace 5 años.
Mi vida era esperar cada semana un capítulo del manga.
Y ahora esos días se acabaron.
Ya no hay más Naruto.
Ame cada parte de la historia, cada personaje -incluso enemigo- cada chiste, cada muerte.
Solo tengo por decir que estoy tan agradecida por haberlo visto.
Me enseño muchísimas cosas. Y nunca me cansaré de leerte y verte de nuevo.
Eras como una parte secreta de mí. Te ame más que a ningún anime. Tienes un lugar en mi corazón.
Te extrañare.
Ya lo hago.
Gracias, Kishimoto-sensei.
1999 - 2014.
July 24, 2021
It's almost like suddenly introducing a new enemy, giving everyone massive power-ups and an unimaginable scale to the battle, while having sloppy fight scenes that are difficult to follow, all centred around mommy issues, with a tenuous grasp on continuity and flow, makes for a bad finale. At least it's over!
January 4, 2016
WOW! WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!
everything was just so awesome
so heavy and action pack indeed!
I laughed so hard in Naruto's original jutsu who would have thought like seriously? hahaha
team 7's final mission was definitely EPIC!
Good job guys!
everything was just so awesome
so heavy and action pack indeed!
I laughed so hard in Naruto's original jutsu who would have thought like seriously? hahaha
team 7's final mission was definitely EPIC!
Good job guys!
October 6, 2015
The never-ending battle grinds on, with people still pulling new powers and skills out of nowhere. I do appreciate the importance and effectiveness of teamwork in the story, especially while Sasuke is saying everyone else is unimportant and useless... and being proven wrong over and over.
May 25, 2016
In this volume you get to see Sasuke and Naruto work togather to win the war, which was quite intense. The ending was quite an ending, but I have a feeling that there might be something else coming. I am glad that Obito and Kakashi were able to fix things.
June 4, 2020
بعد از سالها که قصد داشتم این مانگا رو بخونم بالاخره توی تعطیلی کرونا فرصت کردم برم سراغش. چند چیز بود که به شدت توی این مانگا دوست داشتم
1. طراحی و دیزاین واقعا زیبا. پوزهای شخصیت ها به شدت واقعی و دلنشینه. نبردها خیلی داینامیک و جذابه. هاشور زدن ها و ایجاد حجم و جزئیات خیلی زیادی که صحنه های مختلف دارن واقعا چشم نواز بود
در کل اگر بین مانگا و انیمه مردد هستید، توصیه میکنم برید سراغ مانگا چون انیمه فیلرهای خیلی زیادی داره که واقعا توی روند داستان سنگ میندازن. مانگا صاف و مستقیم میره جلو
1. طراحی و دیزاین واقعا زیبا. پوزهای شخصیت ها به شدت واقعی و دلنشینه. نبردها خیلی داینامیک و جذابه. هاشور زدن ها و ایجاد حجم و جزئیات خیلی زیادی که صحنه های مختلف دارن واقعا چشم نواز بود
در کل اگر بین مانگا و انیمه مردد هستید، توصیه میکنم برید سراغ مانگا چون انیمه فیلرهای خیلی زیادی داره که واقعا توی روند داستان سنگ میندازن. مانگا صاف و مستقیم میره جلو
July 31, 2023
No i oczywiście Naruto i Sasuke dostali mocy z dupy, bo jakżeby inaczej. Po co sprawić, żeby coś było logiczne, lepiej zrobić z postaci bohaterów OP bez żadnej konkretnej genezy i przyczyny.
I serce mi się kraje, jak Kakashi uznał siebie za bezużytecznego tylko dlatego, że nie miał już Sharingana i w tamtym momencie nie miał planu na pomoc swoim uczniom. Chłop okropnie siebie noe docenia, co jest po prostu straszne. Ciągle widzi siebie jako śmiecia od śmierci Rin. Ten człowiek potrzebuje solidnego huga, serio.
I serce mi się kraje, jak Kakashi uznał siebie za bezużytecznego tylko dlatego, że nie miał już Sharingana i w tamtym momencie nie miał planu na pomoc swoim uczniom. Chłop okropnie siebie noe docenia, co jest po prostu straszne. Ciągle widzi siebie jako śmiecia od śmierci Rin. Ten człowiek potrzebuje solidnego huga, serio.
September 21, 2025
Je lis sans chercher à comprendre la logique. Dans cet arc on a eu 15 échanges de pupilles en un claquement de doigts dont un dernier qui venait de l’au-delà, on a eu Kakashi qui a utilisé 50x Kamui alors que plus tôt dans le manga il explique qu’il meurt s’il l’utilise 2 voire 3 fois d’affilé… bon ok on nous explique bien que Kyubi a un chakra quasi-illimité pour alimenter tout le monde… puis qu’il y a un deuxième Kyubi dans le corps du 4e… puis le vieil ermite qui réapparaît pour redonner du chakra à tout le monde (pourquoi seulement maintenant ? s’il suit tout depuis des millénaires pourquoi attendre le dernier moment pour intervenir ?). Mais la logique sacrifiée donne place à des moments assez épiques mine de rien - très content que Sakura participe au coup de poing final aux côtés de Naruto et Sasuke, par exemple.
July 19, 2021
After struggling for so long to turn the tables around in their favour, Naruto and Sasuke both managed to seal Kaguya for good with the help of Obito, Kakashi, and Sakura. That first lesson of Teamwork by Kakashi surely came in handy.
Finally, I'm just one volume short of completing this awesome series!
Finally, I'm just one volume short of completing this awesome series!
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January 16, 2020
The vol is the two last one. Almost all of characters appears here including peers and enemy. They help Naruto and Sasuke. They are so dying. To help them, The two characters can defeat the last enemy. I feel Naruto is so great person and I spend the time like Naruto. To read it, the readers learn a lot of things. So I recommend.
November 26, 2024
Dire che ho pianto per tutto il volume è riduttivo ❤️🩹
Obito e il suo sacrificio, la sconfitta di Kaguya e la determinazione di Naruto che non ha mai vacillato... È stato bellissimo. Si avvicina il gran finale e non credo di essere pronta a dire addio (di nuovo) a tutto questo 💔❤️🩹
Obito e il suo sacrificio, la sconfitta di Kaguya e la determinazione di Naruto che non ha mai vacillato... È stato bellissimo. Si avvicina il gran finale e non credo di essere pronta a dire addio (di nuovo) a tutto questo 💔❤️🩹
December 16, 2020
It was sad to see Obito lose his life but he managed to get redeemed by sacrificing himself so I guess it’s fine. It was cute seeing his interaction with Rin in the afterlife as well as him helping Kakashi one last time.
I’m glad that the war is finally over since the arc itself seemed to drag on a bit, but I was very satisfied with the way Team 7 managed to save everyone.
I’m glad that the war is finally over since the arc itself seemed to drag on a bit, but I was very satisfied with the way Team 7 managed to save everyone.
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