Naruto: Weaving the Future, Starting with the Yu-Gi-Oh! Game Reveal

PS: Here's a quick note: This book mainly focuses on heavily modified versions of the Naruto movies, following the order in which they were released. Of course, it will also cover modified versions of other anime movies later on. The themes for the first four theatrical films have been decided: The Legend of the Rainbow Warriors, The Emperor and the Stardust of the Shining Galaxy, The Emperor of the New World, and The Strongest Witch and the Shikon Jewel. Oh, and one more thing to mention beforehand: the author actually drew inspiration from another work when writing the theme of "The Legend of the Rainbow Warriors". If you mind, you can click the "X" in the upper right corner to leave, or you can give the author your feedback and see if they want to change it. After all, the Princess and the Clouds movie is such a perfect fit for the Ultimate Gem Rainbow Dragon concept that they really don't want to change it unless they have very strong opinions. Furthermore, the themes for the subsequent theatrical versions are currently undecided. If you have any ideas, please feel free to share them here, and the author will consider them.

The reasons for Naruto's potential descent into darkness are currently quite confusing. Many have noticed that the villagers of Konoha bully everyone from powerful clans and geniuses to ordinary citizens and underdogs. Naruto was merely isolated; no one dared to openly bully him because he had the Third Hokage's backing. When Konohamaru was bullied, his grandfather didn't intervene. Other ninja villages are even more egregious. In the Blood Mist Battle Royale, Sunagakure was threatened with death and bullied. Tenten of Iwagakure wanted to start a war. Even the Fourth Raikage of Kumogakure was bullied. Killer Bee was assassinated. In the ninja world, not bullying others is a serious offense. According to the author, how did those geniuses and underdogs manage to avoid turning evil?

The first volume of the Naruto the Movie is a complete mess. It's full of conspiracy theories, and Menma's character is ridiculously ridiculous. His power-up is completely incomprehensible. It's like they just stuffed Menma from the original manga into Naruto's body instead of showing the dark side of Naruto himself. The way he turns evil is also laughable. He gets bullied and then turns evil, and it's all based on Naruto conspiracy theories. It's really a mess. In the ninja world, from the Hokage's son to ordinary people, who hasn't been bullied? Little Pepper can't even leave the village, while Naruto can go wherever he wants. He's a complete tyrant in the village. Monkey never shortchanges him when he pays him, and he's the one who puts expired instant noodles and milk in the house. The Konoha scoundrels never spoke to Naruto, never directly insulted him, it was pure passive-aggressive behavior. Can't they just read the manga? Then there's the whole Indra and Ashura chakra forced brainwashing thing. The original manga clearly states that Hashirama and Madara could sense that chakra; there was guidance, but definitely no forced brainwashing. And that parallel universe part of the Holy Lord's Timeline is even more laughable. Danzo isn't the scapegoat of the ninja world anymore, Naruto is the scapegoat king! Orochimaru's betrayal is the Third Hokage's fault! Shinobu is the Third Hokage's fault! Kakashi's life of bad luck is the Third Hokage's fault! Naruto's childhood is the Third Hokage's fault! Danzo, Madara, Obito—all of them are conveniently invisible!

Wano Country is garbage. The manga was disgusting, the anime was disgusting again, and now you're trying to carve something out of this garbage? Don't be so offensive!

The One Piece arc definitely felt rather padded. I'm also personally getting tired of Naruto, and how much longer is the main character going to be absent from the story? While it's true that behind-the-scenes stories don't allow for too much screen time for the main character, it's unacceptable for him to be virtually invisible from beginning to end. I've even forgotten his name!

The author endlessly and awkwardly praises Naruto, relegating the main character to a mere plot device. If they don't want to write a main character, they simply assume there isn't one, and the story just ends abruptly. If they're going to write a main character, why not give them screen time? They don't necessarily have to be an absolute protagonist, but at least an important character who appears in every script or every other script. Is the author really this obsessed with the original characters? Are they just licking Naruto's boots?

There are generally two types of behind-the-scenes viewing styles: one focuses on the main character, and the other focuses on the ensemble cast. Is this a combination of both? It's all focused on Naruto! The first two parts were okay, but later on, it's still Naruto, and I'm getting tired of it. I thought the One Piece world would be different, but it just says Naruto is in Wano Country (you know what I mean). I'm dropping this for now. I'll come back when there's a new character and some new plot twists.

Why are you writing about Naruto all the time? Enough already! (Sweat) And your "Sky Screen" story is progressing at an absurdly slow pace in reality. This pacing is going to be a disaster.

It feels like Naruto hasn't grown at all in the light-screen arc. Despite receiving so many opportunities and experiences, he still seems immature. Furthermore, in the recent arcs, Sakura, who received divine inheritance, seems to be more of a decorative figure than a disruptive force. The author's design feels increasingly contradictory.

This author seems a bit off; he portrays Momonosuke as an overly great figure.