5. The female characters are not weak or useless but increasingly strong
In Naruto, male characters often have more space to express themselves, but that doesn’t mean female shinobi are completely inferior, there are also many very brave girls.
As you can see, Sakura has become less blind in love, she was even able to heal Naruto’s wounds during the 4th great ninja war. Or like Hinata, who never dared to face Naruto directly.
4. The development process of the main character helps everyone see a part of themselves in it
Readers of each anime/manga series mature over time, so the characters in the stories also need to grow up to fit the audience’s needs.
First released in 1999 and turning 20 this year, the characters in Naruto are not just characters coming out of comics but have become inspirational people, helping readers learn new things.
It would mean nothing if viewers did not clearly understand Naruto’s life story, helping them nurture a small but growing affection for that boy in a profound way.
Uzumaki Naruto was orphaned when he was born, but most painfully, he was even turned away and shunned by the whole village just because inside that small body was the seal of the Nine-Tailed Fox (Nine-Tails) – the child.
However, the more we learn about Naruto’s life story, the more we understand and admire that child.
After all, Naruto finally became a hero willing to sacrifice himself for the weak, to protect the village and dare to confront those many times stronger than him.
3. Tears are necessary and each character’s sacrifice makes the audience regret
Honestly, did you shed tears at the touching deaths of many characters in the popular manga Naruto?
There is no party that doesn’t end, everyone has to close their eyes and give up, but not everyone can do it in a way that people can’t forget.
And Haku’s words: `Do you have relatives? When people have something to protect, that’s when they are truly strong… My dream, is to make his dream come true… I
Obviously, without the sacrifices of a few characters, the Naruto series would not have been so successful.
2 Naruto never gives up!
`Never give up` no matter what the situation is what makes us admire the most about the character Naruto.
Everyone has a good and bad side, the important thing is can you control them?
Naruto’s will, faith and ninja way not only helps the Nine-Tails boy smile in every situation, but it also affects many other people, helping them have a brighter outlook on life.
1. The main character is not perfect, makes many mistakes
Like anyone, developing their personality and thinking is the most standard measure of value to evaluate the success of each person.
In 1999, Naruto brought to the audience the image of an orphan boy with a monster sealed inside him, so he was shunned and only knew how to destroy himself because he wanted to express himself to get everyone’s attention.
Naruto isn’t perfect, not even close to other kids his age, but Naruto is more dedicated, persistent, and kind than everyone else.
By the time he became the hero of Konoha after defeating Pain, everyone had to completely re-evaluate and re-evaluate Naruto.
Most notably, even if everyone turned their backs on Sasuke, Naruto still turned towards his old friend with the most sincere and generous heart, he still wanted to save the remaining bit of conscience in Sasuke’s soul, simply
Naruto himself is clear proof that everyone has the ability to change their fate for the better, whether they have to go through difficult adversity or face an enemy they absolutely hate.