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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- You can totally tell where the idea for Danzo and Sasuke came from in this |
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| The art is interesting; its not as sketchy as in the first naruto volumes, the lines are more clear, just like in the last naruto chapters; but theres this wild and dynamic feelingin in them. you can also seee akira influences, also the post apocalypse setting is more interesting; there are some clues that the naruto world may be a post apo world; like kishimoto played with this idea a lot. |
| Wow this look similar to Tokyo Ghoul. |
teaknight said: The art is interesting; its not as sketchy as in the first naruto volumes, the lines are more clear, just like in the last naruto chapters; but theres this wild and dynamic feelingin in them. you can also seee akira influences, also the post apocalypse setting is more interesting; there are some clues that the naruto world may be a post apo world; like kishimoto played with this idea a lot. You probably already know this, but Kishi is indeed a fanboy of Akira, so it might seem similar. I liked the way he drew the shadows, they were squiggly lines. While the characters don't look as good Kishi's current art does, but it's clear that he had a good understanding of proportions even back then. Can't say the same for all mangaka when they started out, lol. The setting of the story was more interesting than the story itself. It isn't that attention-grabbing enough for most people to want to see a series on this, since even as a one-shot, it was alright. I think Kishi's a lot gotten better at the "cinematography" and storytelling, so if anything, I enjoyed reading his earliest published work for that. |
| MC looks like a fugly Sasuke. Nice concept but this was overall meh. |
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| Interesting back story but short. |
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| So the main kiddo is basically some kind of Sasuke's prototype. Not that bad for his first published work. 6/10 sadly too short |
thatPinkSpiderMay 26, 2017 1:34 AM
 "Please stop talking about math when I'm eating." |
| Theme was nice. Art is rough, story is whatever. |
| I'm too weird to live but much too rare to die. |
| It's funny how one of the boss guy's henchmen looks like Itachi. He even has the gimmicky collars that hides his mouth. |
KiroTheAssassinOct 18, 2023 5:18 PM
| Interesting first One-Shot from Kishimoto. Not bad, 4/10. The rat using the girl's panties smell to track her whereabouts is dumb, and the protagonist teenage boy having a crush on her is boring, but overall it's kinda decent in hindsight to the glimpses of Kishimoto's talent. The art is somewhat rough and most of the action is difficult to distinguish, but the designs are unique, the foundation of the story's threat and main plot is cool. The characters are okay. The villain needing blood transfusion to survive and licking the girl's face is cliche, illogical and distasteful, but the chase of rescue throughout the whole story is acceptable. It's not so bad. |
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