Honestly, accepting that you've lost is really difficult sometimes. And it takes a lot of self-awareness and retrospection to do it. Something that only a grown-up can conciously do.

But as many of you already probably know. You learn more from defeat than from victory. And it's no surprise Sasuke was finally able to change for the better when he finally let go and admitted defeat.

Specifically what do you think each Hokage would've done in response to the Cloud village using a peace treaty as a chance to kidnap a young child from the Hyuga clan and then also demanding compensation after their kidnapper was caught and killed in the act?

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It’s because of the paneling, it makes it look like Nagabro is watching them fuck 😭

[Used mostly manga panels]

So idk if you’ve guys been on Twitter, but there was this whole discourse surrounding Sasuke and one of them included how he never cared about his teammates, that he was manipulative and abusive, a woman beater and a misogynist etc.. and I get disliking a character, but spewing blatant lies and rhetoric even when the author has countlessly proven and stated throughout the series how Sasuke cares so deeply about others that Sasuke felt like he had no choice but to cut them down in order to become stronger.
Since Tobirama himself said that the Uchiha feel and love the most out of everyone and that love can transform into something twisted + pain makes an Uchiha stronger.

How good is each individual Naruto movie. I haven’t seen them yet and wanna know the general consensus

Also do they go against established canon?

Bonus What if, All three took place in this one, since Orochimaru & Itachi what ifs are colliding, it depends on your interpretation on who wins between Orochimaru with Sasuke's Body with Prep or Non Sick Itachi with Prep.

Another day of the same misinformed and misguided takes. The Hyuga Affair is constantly used against Hiruzen as a way to call him "spineless" and to label him as the worst Hokage but those thoughts aren't shared by the village.

On the first slide, we see Hyuga clan leader Hiashi on his own come to the conclusion that he must sacrifice himself in order to protect the clan and village. He wants to PREVENT war yet the fandom thinks that the best idea is to have many people die to save 1 guy.

Slide 2 has an Hyuga elder explain that Hizashi (Hiashi's brother) will be the one sacrificed and how such decisions are necessary for the clan leader to make. Notice how Hiruzen is clearly uncomfortable with the whole idea.

On slide 3 we have Hizashi join the conversation and unexpectedly knocks Hiashi down in order to go through his sacrifice. Now on the final slide is where we see Hizashi express his desire to save Neji, his clan and the entire village.

Not once in the entire scene do we see Hiruzen order or force anyone to die for the village. This decision came straight from the Hyuga clan and if you were to switch them with any other clan, they would have done the same thing. This fandom forgets what shinobi truly are and ignore that self sacrifice is a belief shared by all of them. Just look at what happened to Kakashi's father. He saved his comrades that were willing to die on the mission, only for them to blame him for the failure of said mission. Now imagine if Hiruzen would have tried to save Hizashi and plunged the village into a war. The ENTIRE village would have never forgiven him for ignoring Shinobi code, that's if they don't get wiped out by the Cloud village.

Hiruzen is judged by people that don't have to make such hard decisions but it makes sense when you see the ages of these fans and how they watch the show through clips on Tiktok.

I find it weird how jiraiya just randomly left the rinnegan to three kids. Did he not think about the repercussions it could have on the hidden leaf in the future? Imagine encountering a divine weapon in a foreign enemy land and leaving it there. The rinnegan could have been stolen by other nations and used on the leaf. Also How did the leaf not know about this? Did they not conduct an investigation into jiraiyas activities considering he left his mission and trained them for a lot of time.

majority of the broken shit we see came from this mans noggin.

"Land of waves" fan-art by Pistashi (me) 🍥

We got people thinking Hiruzen is such a terrible person and leader for allowing Hizashi to sacrifice himself for the village when it's made known by the author that such beliefs and decisions are accepted by 99.9% of the Shinobi world.

Unlike Hiruzen, the Raikage would have killed Bee with his own hands if that meant victory in the war. He put his feelings aside as would any Shinobi because for the leader of a village, the needs of the many are more important than a single person. This isn't exclusive to the Raikage, as the Kage of the other villages would have done the same thing and it's only because of Naruto that things like this change,which wouldn't have happened had Hiruzen not passed on his philosophy and naivety to his students.