Kishimoto reveals the toughest arch to draw in Naruto

This article contains spoilers from the Naruto series.

Summary

Naruto's fourth major war arc Ninja was one of the most demanding for Kishimoto for need to experience Naruto.
After the arch of Kishimoto, he found that the Chunin trials were difficult to draw, even though they create new characters.
The fourth major war arc Ninja, although solid, had the best and weakest moments, including pressure, so that Naruto did not kill enemies.

Masashi kishimoto Naruto The series is one of the most famous anime and manga series there ten years after its conclusion. Naruto remains incredibly popular even now, and a lot of it is an incredible impact that Kishimoto's brilliant writing on fans had.

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Kishimoto called on to make one arch larger than the other, as the story progressed, and while the Naruto series has entertained all the time, fans know that there are some arches that Kishimoto gave more headaches than others. In fact, Kishimoto has already revealed which arch was the most demanding for him.

The hardest arch for kishimoto draw in Naruto

After the arch of the pain, the story became demanding
Chunin trials were also very difficult

As for the most difficult arch for writing Kishimota, it means that the fourth Great Ninja War is one of them. Kishimoto states this in one of his interviews, commenting on many changes that the story supervised after the struggle Naruto Uzumaki and defeated pain. From now on, Naruto has grown a lot.

Those who do not understand real pain will never understand real peace. – pain in Naruto

Specifically, the pain noted that Naruto had not experienced war, so he was unable to dictate whether Nagato's actions were right or bad. For Kishimota, the arc of the war was the perfect stage for him so that Naruto had that. This part of the story was the most important, because Naruto would finally continue to experience war and conclude on how to achieve real peace.

According to Kishimot, Narututo's actions in the arch of pain meant that he could no longer retreat from the drawing of the war, which was Naruto Central. This was particularly demanding because Naruto Uzumaki could not kill his enemies. Kishimoto was a big problem and felt this idea was to stand. As a result, he used Zets and Edo Tensei in the war to give the enemies to defeat and not only to use his words. It is very likely that Kaguya has entered the story with regard to similar thinking.

Chunin trials were also difficult for kishimoto

For quite different reasons, the illustration of the illustrations of Chunin's test was for Kishimoto. It's because he didn't want to draw an arch at all. Draw the tournament after he came up with new characters from different villages on the spot, was a huge challenge for Kishimoto, and the one he said to die when he was asked to draw him his editors. In the end, Kishimoto, as always, stood up on the challenge and released an unforgettable arch.

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You draw it even if you die. – Kishimota's editors while drawing trials chunin

Did the fourth Great War Ninja live with the expectation of fans?

The fourth Great War of Ninja had some of the best moments

In general, the fourth Great War of Ninja equals a significant part of the Naruto series, and it goes without saying that this part of the story is absolutely amazing. He has some of the best moments in Naruto and sees Naruto Uzumaki as no other arch. This arch also combines more characters, and this in itself makes the fourth large arc Ninja very special. This also means that this arch also contains some of the weakest parts of the story, such as Kaguya Puolam, and a few points in the war that are simply not so exciting. Overall, although it is not the best arch, the fourth Great War of Ninja is solid and certainly has some of the best and most memorable Naruto moments.

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Naruto

Release date: October 2, 2002
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