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Forum - View topicMasashi Kishimoto at New York Comic-con
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braves
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I got to see Kishimoto at both the SoHo and the NYCC events. He was a very nice man, very humble throughout the whole experience. Never thought I would get the chance to see him in person. Of the two events, the SoHo event was better because it was a much more intimate environment. I happened to run across the event by chance on Twitter.
I got a seat to the NYCC panel, but I was seated towards the back. I really had to look at the screen just to get a good look at Kishimoto.
lol In actually, it was much more chaotic than this from where I was sitting. It felt like we had about 30 seconds to a minute of people screaming their favorite characters name before Kishimoto settled on Jiraiya.
That was a very touching moment. It was nice to be a part of it. :D |
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malvarez1
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As a huge Naruto fan, these interviews were a blast to read. Kishimoto sounds like a cool guy!
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Nonaka Machine Gun B
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But you already did that; it's called Naruto. Boom! Roasted! I'm an original thinker and cool! Does anybody else notice how much screentime Sasuke got? Just me? Okay. These were great to read. I checked out of the series around the third quarter, which kind of seems like a waste, but I'm not too keen on starting over just so the last fourth of the series resonates properly, so I probably will never complete Naruto. Regardless, it was a reliable constant in my life for a few years and it's influence and reach can't be denied, so when the creator makes the jump to comment on his influences and process, it sort of demands your attention. Very funny how his wife and many of the women working on the anime didn't care for the ending. I'll certainly give that sci-fi series a shot. (This is the ultimate in pedantic complaining, but my neuroticism flared up whenever the interviews italicized "Naruto" when someone was speaking about the character, when you should only do that when speaking of the title/franchise itself.) |
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Helius
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So what happened to the interview? It was here yesterday but now gone??
Part II and III of the Kishimoto feature popped up suddenly but Part I is nowhere to be found... |
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Dextres
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Man youtube comment section is going to blow up after this one when Youtubers like Forneverworld, Sawyer7mage, Double4anime, etc start positing their responses.
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braves
Posts: 2309 Location: Puerto Rico (but living in Texas) |
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EDIT: I see now that the SoHo event been summarized and it's not a full transcript. |
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Zac
ANN Executive Editor
Posts: 7912 Location: Anime News Network Technodrome |
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Yep - there was a miscommunication about our exact permissions with the Apple Store recording. It's been fixed now. Apologies for the inconvenience.
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Lelouch Vi
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Someone should have asked about Neji
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leatherhead333
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Honestly I'm not quite sure I believe him deciding on choosing Hinata to be with Naruto in the middle of the story. She largely got shoved to the side after the Pain arc (even then she wasn't that important) and it was only because of the death of Neji that we saw the two fighting side by side. I feel like if he intended to have Naruto end up with her she should have been included much more than she was. Kind of feel like the animators showing bias towards her might have swayed his opinion personally.
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Mikael Z. Haswell
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How many times does he have to say it before you accept that it was his decision to end it like he did? First he said at the beginning of the year Sakura would have been a terrible women if she just suddenly decided to love Naruto. Then he said he always wanted to draw the love story between Naruto and Hinata but was too embarrassed. Then he said he red penciled the Last script so much SP thought he was a tyrant. He based the love story off his wife giving him a scarf. Now we have this. I don't know what else he can say besides shoving it in your face to get you to believe him. The exact words were "They were always meant to be." I am seriously astounded you can still think SP influenced his mind when not even his wife could. |
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Hyperdrve
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This x 1000. Can't agree more. |
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Jajanken
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WAIT IS THAT AN ALTERNATE ART COVER FOR VOLUME 72!?!?!?
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Mikael Z. Haswell
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He already saidspoiler[ he killed Neji] to make Naruto and Hinata closer does anyone pay attention to these things? |
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leatherhead333
Posts: 1187 Location: Kansas |
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Well considering you haven't made a comment on your account for so long but did so today just to rant about this you obviously must be very passionate on the issue. My qualms with the pairing is that Hinata never had importance throughout the story.........like at all honestly. And if the interview is correct he clearly stated he decided on the pairing in the middle of his story which would likely be the early stages of Shippuden. If he truly decided on the pairing that early on don't you think he should have involved her in story much more than he did? She was literally shoved in during the last fight out of NOWHERE. And yet we are supposed to believe this pairing was destined to be since nearly the beginning of Shippuden? Sorry that's just not going to happen. Even if Sakura was the most ignored of Team 7 at least she was involved with Sasuke's antics enough for me to see the pairing work (though I personally hate it). Naruto and Hinata barely held a handful of conversations through the entirety of the manga. Yet in the anime Hinata has giving 100 times more character development. Heck Hinata basically got an entire episode dedicated to her battle against Pain when in the manga she was done in like a couple pages. It's clear that SP had Hinata bias. There is no disputing that. They've had it since the first Naruto series. I'm not saying his claim is false. I just don't see enough evidence to support it. Personally I don't care to much about the pairings. The problem is Kishi never really developed their relationships to the point I could see him planning them out so early on that's all. |
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Mikael Z. Haswell
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The only reason I'm passionate about this issue is the fact that people can't leave the man alone over a pairing in an action manga. And by your logic any side character should never end up with the hero. Which is a bunch of bull crap because Genny and Harry got together and they barely interacted at all in the series, Goku and Chi Chi got together and she became almost none existent after the original DB manga. And if the confession during the Pain arch was not enough to seal the deal I think you must have been reading the wrong manga. Kishimoto also stated Naruto is clueless about romantic love or he would have known how Hinata felt way earlier. Of course SP has Hinata bias but if you read this interview there were plenty on the staff that wanted him to end up with Sakura. But none of that matters because he has said repeatedly it was his choice. And early stages of shippiden is plenty of time to decide on a pair, the reason why he did not develop it more is because he said he is embarrassed writing romance and not to mention it's a action manga. My gosh just leave the man alone and accept it was his choice and I could care less what you ship. I would have said the same thing had NaruSaku been canon. |
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