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The rivalry between the two extends to the world of fashion.

For those who don't know, Oda and Kishimoto are friends, and in the last chapter of Naruto, Kishimoto paid homage to One Piece. Similarly, in the One Piece chapter of the same week, Oda paid homage to Naruto.

So I'm thinking, what are the chances of having a Naruto homage in the last chapter of One Piece? Something like having the symbol of the Hidden Leaf Village somewhere or something like that.

What do you guys think?

In Naruto's first fight against Sasuke in the Valley of the End, Sasuke mentions that ninjas can connect with each other's hearts. Later, when we see Nagato's past, Jiraiya mentions how chakra originally served to connect people, not to fight.

This idea is further explored throughout the story, especially in the final stretch when Madara tells the whole story of the Sage of Six Paths, and how Ninshuu was transformed into ninjutsu, precisely because people refused to connect and chose the path of hatred.

Now, what I think many people haven't realized is that this spiritual world where Naruto and Sasuke had their conversations during their later encounters is literally the chakra connection that should have been the original function of this power.

It's not just a symbolic representation; Naruto and Sasuke are literally connected to each other in these scenes. They are able to read each other's hearts, as Sasuke mentioned in the first fight in the Valley of the End.

Many people complain about Sai's lack of development, but they don't say exactly what they would like to see done with him. So I thought, what if he developed his own idea of ​​art? Something like art as a way to express his feelings or something like that. I thought about this when I remembered that he, along with Kankuro, has a fight against Sasori and Deidara during the war, but despite all of them being artists, Sai is the only one who doesn't reflect on it. So maybe it would be interesting to have them developing their own art and their philosophy about what art is.

Acho que ele só deixaria os caras gravemente feridos, mas não mataria ninguém. Penso assim não só por tudo o que vemos dele depois, mas também porque já temos exemplos de personagens que disseram que iam matar alguém durante uma luta e não mataram.

Naruto loses control during the fight against Haku and yells that he's going to kill him, but he doesn't. Similarly, during the two fights between Naruto and Sasuke, we see them going to certain extremes without needing to kill each other.

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They have some things in common, let's face it.

I know a lot of people don't like Boruto. But if there's one thing I liked about his development, it was him becoming a character with a more stealthy style. Boruto already said he wanted to be a ninja like Sasuke. And Sasuke, after the end of Naruto, took on a position quite similar to Jiraiya's, always away from the village, looking for information, doing his own investigations, etc. Boruto was trained by Sasuke himself and by Jiraiya's clone, Kashin Koji, so him having a style more similar to these two characters makes a lot of sense. I also think it makes sense for him to have the Horaishin. It's basically a teleportation technique, just like his master had. In addition, Boruto has more theoretical knowledge to create new jutsu, something Naruto never had, since he's much more of a hands-on guy.

At least to me, it seems like those four are the ones he has the deepest connection with.

These three showed great acting skills. But I think Obito's ability to embody the character 24 hours a day, even in moments when he didn't need to, was truly impressive.

Sometimes I think Kishimoto doesn't get the recognition he deserves for his art.