Now that the dust has settled, what was Kishi thinking not letting him be the final boss?
Now that the dust has settled, what was Kishi thinking not letting him be the final boss?
Wyatt Reyes
Bentley Garcia
He wanted to up the stakes even more and failed horribly
Noah Harris
Don't know. The twist was weird and unnecessary.
Carson Gray
Expectations: subverted
Daniel Bell
That the moral is:
Don't trust niggers
Julian Price
Naruto vs Sasuke was one of the final boss battles in any manga that I can think of. It was both well executed and had stakes.
Jacob Myers
>DUDE ALIENS LMAO
every fucking time
Cameron Stewart
It made no sense though. They all made their peace in the final battle and then suddenly Sasuke is back to being evil.
Samuel Gonzalez
It was fairly obvious that Kishimoto had the final Sasuke vs Naruto battle planned out in his head for years and twisted the final arc's ending to fit it in. To be honest, he should've just had Madara been the final boss and saved Kaguya for Boruto. I don't watch/read the sequel, but alot of the villains just seem like shittier versions of Kaguya.
Grayson Rivera
>Naruto vs Sasuke
>stakes
Literal meme match up for no reason, especially at the end.
Ian Mitchell
Would you like Naruto more if it ended by Danzo becoming a Hitler-esque hokage and Naruto and the gang fight in a civil war against Konohagakure?
Jacob Sullivan
No
Camden Brooks
Literally could have been fixed with the same foreshadowing he gave Madara.
Nicholas Anderson
Masked Man should've been the final boss. He ruined Obito for Madara and then ruined Madara for Kaguya. Kishimoto is retarded.
Charles Mitchell
He didn’t really know how to defeat him.
Jose Clark
>Masked Man
Charles James
His name IS TOBI!
SAY IT GUINEA MAN!
Jonathan Wright
He wasn't, he was doing cocaine at the time. I refuse to believe that any though was put in that Kaguya garbage.
Luis Reed
Let Might Guy defeat him
Jose Howard
He wasn't
Samuel Young
Hashirama
Bentley Morales
Kishimoto had a lucky shot with Naruto thanks to his editor, when he retired everything come down. Now kishi is making novice mistakes with Boruto, even when he have decades of experience, i can't understand how is possible that him never learned how to write a good story with all that experience.