OniBarubary
Banned
I will never let that go
Not on this level.Did you not read Naruto? The new generation being like the old generation isn't anything new.
I'm still amazed at how completely Kishimoto replaced the "hard work and guts" message of the original Naruto
I'm still amazed at how completely Kishimoto replaced the "hard work and guts" message of the original Naruto
It makes it harder to maintain the message, yeah, but not impossible.TBF that message was undermined from the onset, it was unworkable. The dude had a near infinite chakra fox inside him powering his abilties and healing. Nothing hardworking about that. Rock Lee was the only true representation of that message and he was not the MC.
It makes it harder to maintain the message, yeah, but not impossible.
Play up the "curse" aspect of the nine-tails, emphasize the effort it takes, and make characters like Rock Lee central characters. Don't give Naruto any genetic powers, and instead emphasize how Naruto and Rock Lee can overcome Sasuke, who relies on his natural powers. Make sure there are real consequences to overstepping with the fox chakra, and I mean real consequences. All that would've worked out fine, and it would've been great.
I'm gonna make everyone acknowledge my hard work!I'm still amazed at how completely Kishimoto replaced the "hard work and guts" message of the original Naruto
I'm gonna make everyone acknowledge my hard work!
By being handed godlike powers for free from several sources!
Is that what you call those squiggles you draw on plateswell sheesh Haly i'm sorry that it takes time to prove hyper-graph theorems
Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Sports shounen generally pull it off, like Eyeshield 21. But nah, I can't think of that many battle shounen who pull off a straight "hard work and guts" message. Out of recent Jump stuff, My Hero Academia comes closest, but it's a bit atypical since it's written to address things like self-doubt and personal motivation, and not blunt effort and ability. It works, and works very well, but it's different from the kind of thing Naruto tried to push.Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
One Piece for its first decade, then haki happened.Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Wow drama that was like my favorite 4koma, that hurtIs that what you call those squiggles you draw on plates
Can't recall any Jump ones but for shonen in general, this is literally Baby StepsHas any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Sports shounen generally pull it off, like Eyeshield 21. But nah, I can't think of that many battle shounen who pull off a straight "hard work and guts" message. Out of recent Jump stuff, My Hero Academia comes closest, but it's a bit atypical since it's written to address things like self-doubt and personal motivation, and not blunt effort and ability. It works, and works very well, but it's different from the kind of thing Naruto tried to push.
One Piece for its first decade, then haki happened.
Yeah but OP tried making it seem like everyone but Zoro had shitty powers like with the whole Paramecia vs Logia thing, with Luffy having to be creative to beat people like Enel and Crocodile.One Piece never showed progress through hard work (aside Zoro maybe?) though, the characters just were magically up to the task whenever they encountered a block, let's not forget that Luffy pulled the whole Gear system out of the blue...
OP is more focused on drama imho.
Yeah but OP tried making it seem like everyone but Zoro had shitty powers like with the whole Paramecia vs Logia thing, with Luffy having to be creative to beat people like Enel and Crocodile.
Now he can just turn body parts black and defeat anything.
Good manga deserve the highest honour : a live action drama adaptation that is
Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Yall don't see the genius of kishimoto's message
At the end of the day working hard is important but birth and innative privledge determine how high you can actually go with hard work
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I wonder if there's a manga version of Iron Chef
Has any JUMP series (or general shounen) really stuck rigidly to the whole "hard work pays off" spiel? I don't read too many of them but it always seems like the protagonist has some innate ability that inherently makes them better than others or gives them a significant advantage.
Like even Goku or yusuke urameshi or whoever always have some hidden birthright or powers or some shit. I guess sports series like Haikyuu or Ippo kind of stick to it at times.
Eh that's the worst description I've come across. Dude barely scraped through defeating Donflamingo with a massive amount of help. Still couldn't defeat a commander without help from someone using a hard counter and probably can't defeat the main antagonist of this arc.
One Piece is anything put consistent in regards to it's protagonists not ass pulling it's way through. The gears happened once in a 20 year long story. He's been using those same gears for like a decade, Even gear 4 only came out after a 2 year time skip.
.Good manga deserve the highest honour : a live action drama adaptation that is