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Naruto - I Hate You.......!!!!

This is the second time I tell ya, me hating the leading character of a story yet so in love with the story itself. The first was harry potter of harry potter series, where I hated his guts to the extremes yet I loved the literature, should I say magic so much that I cursed all the way through it. Now again I fell in love with the anime/manga naruto and I hate so much the lead character naruto uzumaki, I hate his guts, he’s repetitive, uses same tricks and makes all his opponents underestimate him by a great deal.


“Datte bayo”, “I’ll become Hokage one day”, “Sasuke, I hate you!”, “Sasuke, why?” this is all naruto says for most of his screen time. Oh sorry I forgot “Ichirakku’s ramen” which by far is the most digestable part of what he says.


Sasuke on the other hand is a fool and a clean slate, he begins and ends with being an avenger, but changes his mind so quickly, he’s drawn towards care and affection then when the affection and bonds reach a certain level, he ditches them and becomes a loner freak who is either controlled by orochimaru or Madara Uchiha.


Sakura is the poor girl, the only sane person with lots of love and reason in the leading three, which makes it interesting. Sakura is cool in her own way, she loves sasuke so much, depends on naruto, then decides not to, but ends up being tormented by the ghosts of both naruto’s promises and sasuke’s heart-break-behaviour.


So much for bitching about things, now for the cool part. Kakashi Hatake.

From Kakashi



He’s by far the strongest shinobi by his mind, he can be killed easily but he can’t be beaten. His appearance remains mystic and so cool with his mask, the sharingan, the scar across his eye, the make-out tactics and he survives with a great deal of respect, talk about missing the Hokage post by  second. Kakashi is super-cool and we expect his face soon, even though many fans have come up with their own imaginationsJ

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