Latest Naruto Shippuden episode's Naruhina moment

Irielo wrote:

engetsu wrote: As always, money talks.

As it happens it talks a bit too loudly for my taste when I'm watching an episode bored out of my mind wondering if the plot is going to advance.

I mean, it's like reading a page of manga, going into the bathroom to slam your face on the toilet, waiting a minute, and coming back to read another page and rinse, wash, repeat.

Hahaha! That's a very good comparison. Anyway, that's it, Naruto is not only a shonen manga with only actions. There are so much emotions and psychology behind it. That's why the manga is so interesting to read and that's quite disappointing when the anime ignores those aspects.

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SenpaiSamaSan wrote:I think I'm the only one who didn't absolutely hate this episode lol.




I'll have to agree with Irielo here and say that many expect what they feel the manga was trying to portray to be adapted directly into the anime, which is incredibly difficult. I think the NH moment was nice here and it wasn't ruined by any sort of NS hint/tease or anything, what more can we ask for really? It had a bit of drama, all the important NH dialogue was kept in it's original form, and Naruto sounded really sweet towards Hinata. All in all, it was pretty good I think.

You are, as your username would seem to indicate, the voice of reason. (as you often seem to be)




But I think of a lot of us (me included I guess) don't want the NH scenes to just be exposition, reading the manga gives our imagination room to work and I'm sure since we're all NH fans, in our minds, we see the scenes happening a little slower, like they're happening in their own universe, like every word is important.




When we see the anime, even if the words are all perfectly correct, and the scenes aren't the way we articulate them in our own heads, it's easy for us to dislike the anime version. It's like if you were reading 559 for the first time, simply reading the pages at a regular page, absorbing the information quickly turning the page every 10-30 seconds, and then the NH scene comes up, I'm sure we all slow down and focus on those panels, making sure we don't miss a thing, giving those panels our undivided attention. But the anime doesn't discriminate, all scenes are given the same proportion of screentime, so it can make for an incongruous experience on the part of the viewer, especially if they are a NH fan.




If that makes sense.

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ClassyLPS wrote:@JulaShona

Rep+ for you following the rules and reminding others.

@engetsu

What she said.. It would help a lot. :mgood:I could just edit it though..

ClassyLPS wrote:Done.

Aelita wrote:I agree with everyone who says the "in your eyes" moment didn't come across as strongly as it did in the manga. The changed Dialogue didn't help. For example having Shino also vouch for Naruto takes away from the meaningfulness when Hinata was the only one able to tell it was really Naruto. And that "I can't let you keep doing that, It's not cool" comment they had Naruto make bothered me too. However a did get some chills when Naruto gently said to Hinata "don't be so hard on yourself! You're strong" and thought back to the Confession. I just wish the anime team had done this in a way to make the moment feel a little more intimate.

Ever since that filler episode where Naruto said he was still in love with Sakura, I've been slightly worried that the animators have become NS-biased. Oh well, at least Hinata looked pretty.

I'm also looking forward to the upcoming Naruhina moments: Hinata's vow, Kiba's tease and chapter 615. Hopefully the anime team does them justice.

engetsu wrote:

I think it's a pretty big leap to go from "I'm pretty lame, you know" to  "I can't let you keep doing that, It's not cool". In the first, he's debasing himself to make Hinata feel better, which was just a nice thing to say. In the second, it's like he's implying he came to save her in order to save face, which wasn't what the original meaning (in the manga) implied. So thats dumb. And I totally agree that Shino also vouching was just unnecessary and served to take away from the moment.

I have a feeling 573 will be treated largely the same way as 559. Keeping the dialogue (mostly) intact hopefully. (there isn't much to screw up, but I won't count them out)

Aelita wrote:I agree with everyone who says the "in your eyes" moment didn't come across as strongly as it did in the manga. The changed Dialogue didn't help. For example having Shino also vouch for Naruto takes away from the meaningfulness when Hinata was the only one able to tell it was really Naruto. And that "I can't let you keep doing that, It's not cool" comment they had Naruto make bothered me too. However a did get some chills when Naruto gently said to Hinata "don't be so hard on yourself! You're strong" and thought back to the Confession. I just wish the anime team had done this in a way to make the moment feel a little more intimate.

Ever since that filler episode where Naruto said he was still in love with Sakura, I've been slightly worried that the animators have become NS-biased. Oh well, at least Hinata looked pretty.

I'm just super glad this long filler season is finally over. Looking foward to the Madara vs the Gokage fight. And also the fight with the previous jinchurki since I missed all that stuff in the manga. I usually enjoy watching battles in the anime (when the animation isn't lazy, rushed or cheap like in the Pein vs 6-tails!Naruto fight lulz) Plus it's nice seeing the manga panels "brought to life" with motion and sound. Though you can't go in with too high expectations because the animation quality in Naruto has always been on the medium to lowish end of the scale, but that's what happens when you need to produce a weekly anime with a billion episodes and rarely any breaks.

I'm also looking forward to the upcoming Naruhina moments: Hinata's vow, Kiba's tease and chapter 615. Hopefully the anime team does them justice.

To be perfectly honest, when I first read chapter 559 and Naruto said that he was "pretty lame" I laughed because the dudeis in KC mode, helping out all fronts of the war and just saved Hinata, the girl that loves him and think that he's anything but lame. The "I can't let you keep doing that" line in the anime in context with what he says seems more like an extension of the "don't be so hard on yourself" line and seems to be a promise that he'll be there to stop her from believing such things about herself because he doesn't think she's useless at all, so it can be interpreted as romantic.

As for the Shino bit, It didn't take away from Hinata's line all that much or at all really. After she says her bit, Kiba says her name pensively, as if he's considering her words but when Shino says the same thing and vouches for Naruto, Kiba asks Shino when the hell he got there in a comic fashion. It seemed more as a joke on Shino's expense.

You never know, they could have Hinata say, "All this time I've been chasing after you, even now, but once this war is over I'll stop once and for all!" and leave it at that lol.

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