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Ofc fillers have more action, they are litterally supposed to be mindless buffer zones, so action-oriented content is a given because they can't advance the main plot. But the main canon is focused on character development. Now, maybe that just might not be for you?
I might sound stupid for asking this, forgive me if that's the case. Is it standard practice to not answer questions a reactor asks about what they're reacting to unless they specifically ask or tell the comments section to answer? I ask because I was tempted to answer her question of whether or not Naruto gets better with the Rasengan, but I went looking to see if there was a syntax code to hide text and couldn't find any. My original plan was to post the answer as spoiler text and ask in the same comment for another viewer to tell me if I should just delete the comment, but I couldn't find a way to do that. Considering how long we have until the answer becomes clear to her one way or the other, and considering that whether or not it would happen ultimately isn't any kind of game changer by the time it became clear, is the answer something I can tell her despite it being a spoiler, if only to keep her from possibly thinking about it every time Naruto uses the Rasengan and can thus focus on other things happening?
Usually when people are doing reactions to series with stories the questions they ask are just them expressing the questions they have inside their head. If they didn't do that, then they'd just be sitting there mostly silent. They aren't asking people to spoil things for them.
Most of these filler arcs are passable and the anime establishes the continuity so things are less confusing. But where you will have a serious problem is during the final part of the story which you have a very long ways ahead before you have to worry about that. But trust me when i say. With the final 100 episodes or so, your enjoyment level for the these arcs will be absolutely diminished because of the pacing issues due to the filler.
I think i speak on behalf of all your fans, that we do not want everything building up to the climax of naruto to be completely ruined for you. So take that into consideration when you get there. This won't happen until ep 250 or so but from there on its best to skip most filler with the exclusion of a few key arcs.
I think i speak on behalf of all your fans, that we do not want everything building up to the climax of naruto to be completely ruined for you. So take that into consideration when you get there. This won't happen until ep 250 or so but from there on its best to skip most filler with the exclusion of a few key arcs.
Most Filler Arcs on this show are spetacular. not only sometimes have more action than the main story. but also bring new really good characters like Sora and fun adventures with main characters that we already enjoy,like naruto,jiraya and sakura. and adventures and backstory of character that we dont know much, like Asuma. and sometimes Filler arcs are actually conected to the main arcs. just like how the scene when sasuke fights the villain on the Idate's filler arc on the first season appears on the Main arc. or how the Asuma Backstory with the Shinobi twelve and Chiriku apppears now on this Main arc. that would not have been that same great experience to see this Main Arc without having watched the Filler arc. there wouldn't be the same connection with the Monks and with Asuma without having watched the Filler Arcs. it's really a piece of the story, that makes the whole experience much better. great video,Suzy. it's always nice to hear your reactions. i can't wait to keep hearing your thoughts on Hidan and Kakuzu Partnership and Personalities.
The first thing I think about, looking at their interaction, is "yes, Kishimoto did not lie when he said that he was inspired by Tarantino films." The dialogues between the two would seem mediocre and almost everyday - “well, when will you finish your worthless ritual?” “Yes, I myself already ran across the throats of these rituals, but what can I do!” - but these dialogues still make you immediately, from the first shots, penetrate the heroes and merge into their atmosphere.
The first thing I want to note is that, surprisingly, despite the fact that Hakutan’s rituals annoy Kakuzu, he does not ridicule his religion and does not try to impose atheism on him. All he needs is for Hidan not to be distracted and not waste time.
As in all Akatsuki pairs (a curious fact, if you have not noticed), there is an obvious leader in their pair who keeps the second in check and commands him, and in their combination it is Kakuzu. But unlike the rest of the “led” members, Hidan is obstinately obstinate and rebellious, so getting him to do something is a difficult task, and NOT doing something is hardly feasible.
Hidan's Attitude Towards Kakuzu
... and indeed their relationship in general.
Hidan's speech is rather rude and often simplified, such as “what on, teme?”, Like a gopnik, in general. In fairness, it is worth noting that, in my opinion, speech does not stand out too much against the background of many other characters - they are almost all rude in one way or another or go into the vernacular, except for some personalities.
Hidan also speaks rudely to Kakuzu. In short, he speaks to everyone, including Kakuzu, through the “teme” appeal.
Hidan is a typical such child (in the sense of yelling too much, and not only that). This is very similar to one character from this anime, but that later))).
Kakuzu's attitude towards Hidan
"When I have a problem with someone, I immediately kill him."
Despite the fact that Kakuzu is positioning himself as "Pf-pf-pf, I can only stand you", in fact, all his behavior indicates that, one way or another, he appreciates Hidan as a partner.
It is curious that when Kakuzu and Hidan are together, Kakuzu somehow somehow humiliates Hidan, causing a ward and indignation in his ward, but when Hidan is not around, Kakuzu may very much say something like: WELL ATTENTION YOU VERY MUCH UNDERSTIMED HIM, KHM-KHM, HE IS VERY STRONG, AND AT ALL HE IS THE ONLY WHO CAN BE MY PARTNER.)))
The first thing I want to note is that, surprisingly, despite the fact that Hakutan’s rituals annoy Kakuzu, he does not ridicule his religion and does not try to impose atheism on him. All he needs is for Hidan not to be distracted and not waste time.
As in all Akatsuki pairs (a curious fact, if you have not noticed), there is an obvious leader in their pair who keeps the second in check and commands him, and in their combination it is Kakuzu. But unlike the rest of the “led” members, Hidan is obstinately obstinate and rebellious, so getting him to do something is a difficult task, and NOT doing something is hardly feasible.
Hidan's Attitude Towards Kakuzu
... and indeed their relationship in general.
Hidan's speech is rather rude and often simplified, such as “what on, teme?”, Like a gopnik, in general. In fairness, it is worth noting that, in my opinion, speech does not stand out too much against the background of many other characters - they are almost all rude in one way or another or go into the vernacular, except for some personalities.
Hidan also speaks rudely to Kakuzu. In short, he speaks to everyone, including Kakuzu, through the “teme” appeal.
Hidan is a typical such child (in the sense of yelling too much, and not only that). This is very similar to one character from this anime, but that later))).
Kakuzu's attitude towards Hidan
"When I have a problem with someone, I immediately kill him."
Despite the fact that Kakuzu is positioning himself as "Pf-pf-pf, I can only stand you", in fact, all his behavior indicates that, one way or another, he appreciates Hidan as a partner.
It is curious that when Kakuzu and Hidan are together, Kakuzu somehow somehow humiliates Hidan, causing a ward and indignation in his ward, but when Hidan is not around, Kakuzu may very much say something like: WELL ATTENTION YOU VERY MUCH UNDERSTIMED HIM, KHM-KHM, HE IS VERY STRONG, AND AT ALL HE IS THE ONLY WHO CAN BE MY PARTNER.)))
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