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i dont, believe itO.o ... Who doesn't love aizen?
LOLso tsundere kurama-chan
your standard is wackThe manga is underwhelming this week
hahaEveryone is a huge tool now.
"A lot of people like this chapter, so I'll be different and dislike it because being different through contradiction is AWESOME!"The manga is underwhelming this week, but it will hopefully entail something amazing next week. Though Naruto has a bad habit of making chapters that do that consecutively.
-Rains on everyone's parade-
"Someone has said something in the minority, he must be trying to be unique and not really have that opinion, and I'll point that without thinking because mentally nonexistence is AWESOME!""A lot of people like this chapter, so I'll be different and dislike it because being different through contradiction is AWESOME!"
Yeah, I'm not saying everything has to be pivotal, it isn't either point or pivotal, there are a ton of middle grounds between the two, and moderation should be aimed at until crucial points where something pivotal should happen, and its either nothing is happening or something big happens, and it is generally the former. I understand that Jump's publishing format is entirely to blame for the setup, but Kishimoto has handled it well before, and others as well, and it should be done in light of what is publishing his story.I agree it's healthier as a reader to cover a manga through whole volumes without obstacles like waiting for the next week, so as someone who appreciates that, I feel you would agree that not every chapter should be independent with its own pivotal deliveries. To hate on lack of delivery from an individual chapter is just a consequence of the business that is Jump serialization. I wouldn't say the series itself is to blame.
Every chapter ought to be able to be summed up in a few words. For the sake their ultimate accumulation into a long story, which is how chapters ought to be viewed: as incomplete segments.
I dunno, I feel it's pretty appropriate for the climax of the series to be spearheaded by the character the series is named afterAnd they should feel like incomplete segments, but it is only my opinion that it shouldn't be so finely cut and that the story plot itself irrespective of anything to do with Jump causes it to drag out moments that are seemingly overshadowed by a few centered characters, whereas early on Naruto was capable of having a large cast of three dimensional-ish characters. I do see what you mean however.
Bahah so true! But I don't consider the entirety of "Shippuden" or less strictly, the last couple arcs as the climax for the series, but this is simply my whack standards.I dunno, I feel it's pretty appropriate for the climax of the series to be spearheaded by the character the series is named after
lolbut this is simply my whack standards.
whats up with all the fist bumps in Naruto lately?
LOOOLEveryone is a huge tool now.