Naruto Reaction - Episode 62 - A Failure's True Power

[@RyudenTamarashi]

Two things to note: He says he failed the shadow clone three times, but thats not quite true, he failed the regular 'clone' jutsu technique, which though it is classed as ninjutsu, is alot more like a genjutsu, making immaterial images of yourself that do no damage, and can't interact with the environment. one is hgihly control dependant, the other is highly reserve dependant, so naturally he is great at one and bad at the other. As for the hyuuga curse mark, we have no reason to suspect Hinata CAN'T activate the mark, so the only thing we can really assume is that she refused to use it on her own 'brother', someone she fears, but also clearly loves and has immense respect for.

[@elshaddollworld3941]

well imagine, he failing to make the shitty clones just to end up with the real thing

[@tHeSyKoTiKoNe1992]

I love how you talk about what's happening XD XD It is happening, It do be happening XD brilliant reaction guys

[@МарияХарлампиева-з6ш]

the dialogue in this fight is so annoying knowing how the show will end.

[@DatsLegitness]

DOESNT mean he didn’t work hard this whole time. I understand where your coming from and it pissed me off but if he didn’t work hard he wouldn’t of accomplished what he did for him to get to that point.

[@МарияХарлампиева-з6ш]

@@DatsLegitness I am by no means saying that Naruto got everything just like that. He trained hard (Neji also trained a lot). It's just that the construction of the dialogues is crooked, the animation is below average. This fight never impressed me

[@DatsLegitness]

@@МарияХарлампиева-з6ш Idec about the fight I’m talking about the dialogue as you said in the post. It had meaning because you can change your destiny. If Naruto wasn’t who he is he would never have gotten as far as he did so you can change your destiny. Whatever neji goes through in the future is from him making that decision. The whole point was you can change it.

[@МарияХарлампиева-з6ш]

@@DatsLegitness Everyone has a different opinion on this matter. Kishimoto from the middle of shippuden made fates an axiom in his story. I don't like this move by the author. If we have a work about how you can change the fate - it was necessary to continue the line of this battle.

[@Kevdaillest]

@@МарияХарлампиева-з6ш But changing fate was the point the entire time, SPOILERS OBVIOUSLY: Even with the reincarnation stuff, it doesn't do or mean anything except the fate to continue to hate and the cycle that caused harm for generations that Hashirama and Madara couldn't do, but Naruto proves it again that he doesn't believe in fate and breaks that too. Then the Frog prophecy itself is kinda flimsy because throughout its said to be Minato, no it's Nagato, no its Naruto. The point is that it could've been any of them or all of them, but it's the lessons and hope Naruto has been introduced to by Iruka and everyone he's learned from that Naruto shows that he will defy fate and follow his ninja way, that's a choice he's made himself since the zabuza arc not thanks to anyone but himself.