Got a recommendation for a Ninku episode on youtube.

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Ngl he looks like a mix of Genma and Fugaku like that 🤭

Source (Photo editing) : twinuzumaki on TikTok

Edit: Obviously, he already looks fire with the Nara bun, but seeing him with his hair down from time to time would've been cool too. I'm not saying it would've changed anything about his character 😭

Classic Clothing 1

Classic Clothing 2

Initial Shippuden Visual

Kage Summit

Fourth Ninja War

Post-War

Adult Visual

You only get half of the answer once Kakashi shows up his Mangekyo vs Deidara, and the other half of the answer during Sasuke Vs Itachi when we find out that blindness is one of the side effects.

Chapter 226 has one of the most beautiful pages in the entire series. I can only imagine what Kishimoto will do in the next series.

I’ve really missed Kishimoto’s art style, but honestly, seeing Naruto back like this feels so special. Naruto has been such a big part of my life, and getting to see Kishimoto’s drawings again brings back so many memories. I’m really happy we get to experience this again, and I can’t wait to see more. ❤️

Assuming she had all the greatness and all the feats of the Uzumaki clan. She could've helped more than sakura or any other ninja over there?

Title says it, I know we generally do regard him as tricky and as a top fighter but man

Nagato straight up being like "Nah you know what, I'm going to keep the strongest Path away from this guy just to be safe even though you can't move and are already almost dead" is basically the biggest compliment you can get.

Like you rarely see Kakashi get mentioned when people talk about high Battle IQ but Nagato straight up says it's too dangerous to get anywhere near him because he's already damn near killed Tendo after 30 seconds of fighting.

I was thinking about how so many major battle shonen wrap up, and it really feels like the Fourth Shinobi World War normalized the idea that a series has to end on a giant, multi-front war.

Before Naruto did it, final arcs usually looked pretty different. Dragon Ball ended with localized fights against Buu, Yu Yu Hakusho ended with a tournament, and most other series stuck to classic base raids or gauntlets. When huge wars did happen, like Marineford in One Piece, they were treated as mid-story turning points rather than the finale.

Looking at what came after, it feels like almost every big series took notes:

- Bleach with the Thousand-Year Blood War

- Fairy Tail with the Alvarez Empire arc

- My Hero Academia with the Final War

- Demon Slayer throwing everyone into Infinity Castle

It showed Jump and creators that stretching out an all-hands-on-deck military campaign for years could maintain peak hype and give every side character its moments. At this point, it feels impossible for a major battle manga to end any other way.

How the hell do you trap reality itself in an illusion? It’s not alive, it’s not even physical; it’s just... a thing? How do you put a thing under a genjutsu? It’s like trying to cast a genjutsu on a rock nothing should happen. I don’t get the point of this jutsu.