Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Chapter 33 Discussion

Avd_2002 said:
I have a question. Couldn't Naruto had given sage chakra to Delta to absorb. By absorbing it she would have turned into a frog???? You know it happened in the Pain arc with one of the body of Pain...

BenRyan said:
When in doubt, USE AN EVEN BIGGER RASENGAN lol this post.

link9us said:
Honestly when you look at the kind of universal battles and over all DBZ level of intensity that naruto has had to endure in this chaotic war, meteors being flunged at him, the world on virtual collapse due to the infinite tsuyomi, nature chakra fused balls of energy the size of a continent being tossed around, unbelievably charged up susano abilities, some how one female ninja with a little bit of enhanced taijutsu and android skills just doesn't compare.


Quite frankly the series has reached such cosmic levels of power in the story that the author is forced to Nerf the power scaling a bit so its more logical in terms of representing the new generation shinobi. That is why a sequal is not always the best idea.

Look at what they had to do with DB super to justify the power increase, they had to bring in multiple universes and characters so god damn powerful, that there literally gods of a universe. Its just to much and obviously the author of boruto didn't want to go that route so he instead chose to write the story so thats its like a new beginning for a new generation. Naruto being as OP as he was, would completely shatter the very foundation and rules set forth that would establish this new generation in the narutoverse.

That is why in my opinion naruto should of really been the end, or maybe he and sasuke should of died in the story and be known as legends or god of shinobi like how the story of naruto first began with the 1st and 2nd hokage. Then you can start a new chapter with new generation rookie shinobi and establish a different set of rules that dictates the mechanics and power scaling of this new world.


I understand why fans are so upset about this, its really a slap in the face honestly. When after witnessing everything that naruto has been through, to see him reduced to a mere shadow of what he used to be capable of would piss any one off. If you are going to coordinate the power scaling to be consistent in the story and not contradict anything, then you can't make naruto look like a weakling just for the sake of plot convenience because its not his story, its boruto story. I really do understand this argument and why fans are not taking a liking to it. It is a simple writing structure, you just can't break the rules like that. Unfortunately alot of authors fall into this kind of trap.

link9us said:
Honestly when you look at the kind of universal battles and over all DBZ level of intensity that naruto has had to endure in this chaotic war, meteors being flunged at him, the world on virtual collapse due to the infinite tsuyomi, nature chakra fused balls of energy the size of a continent being tossed around, unbelievably charged up susano abilities, some how one female ninja with a little bit of enhanced taijutsu and android skills just doesn't compare.


Quite frankly the series has reached such cosmic levels of power in the story that the author is forced to Nerf the power scaling a bit so its more logical in terms of representing the new generation shinobi. That is why a sequal is not always the best idea.

Look at what they had to do with DB super to justify the power increase, they had to bring in multiple universes and characters so god damn powerful, that there literally gods of a universe. Its just to much and obviously the author of boruto didn't want to go that route so he instead chose to write the story so thats its like a new beginning for a new generation. Naruto being as OP as he was, would completely shatter the very foundation and rules set forth that would establish this new generation in the narutoverse.

That is why in my opinion naruto should of really been the end, or maybe he and sasuke should of died in the story and be known as legends or god of shinobi like how the story of naruto first began with the 1st and 2nd hokage. Then you can start a new chapter with new generation rookie shinobi and establish a different set of rules that dictates the mechanics and power scaling of this new world.


I understand why fans are so upset about this, its really a slap in the face honestly. When after witnessing everything that naruto has been through, to see him reduced to a mere shadow of what he used to be capable of would piss any one off. If you are going to coordinate the power scaling to be consistent in the story and not contradict anything, then you can't make naruto look like a weakling just for the sake of plot convenience because its not his story, its boruto story. I really do understand this argument and why fans are not taking a liking to it. It is a simple writing structure, you just can't break the rules like that. Unfortunately alot of authors fall into this kind of trap.

soul_reaper_x said:

Agreed.The way you defined the power scaling structure is absolutely correct. And Naruto is more clever as a Shinobi, Boruto keeps dumbing him down as if he doesn't already have any battle experience.

electromagneto said:
I agree too.
By the way, one of the things that pisses me (and many fans, maybe) off the most is the way Naruto uses his moves. Why would he need to go S6P mode right off the bat as if he is facing a final boss from the beginning of each of his battle? Isn't it supposed to be his trump card? More so, he in his ultimate form still struggled against a low ranked opponent. It would be like Itachi and Sasuke casting Susanoo against Kabuto from the very beginning of their battle. So ridiculous! Like you said, it feels like being slapped in the face.
The author shouldn't make Naruto to go full force in any battle of Boruto, even if nothing stops him from doing so. I think it would keep the power scaling from getting out of hand, a bit.

link9us said:
Honestly when you look at the kind of universal battles and over all DBZ level of intensity that naruto has had to endure in this chaotic war, meteors being flunged at him, the world on virtual collapse due to the infinite tsuyomi, nature chakra fused balls of energy the size of a continent being tossed around, unbelievably charged up susano abilities, some how one female ninja with a little bit of enhanced taijutsu and android skills just doesn't compare.


Quite frankly the series has reached such cosmic levels of power in the story that the author is forced to Nerf the power scaling a bit so its more logical in terms of representing the new generation shinobi. That is why a sequal is not always the best idea.

Look at what they had to do with DB super to justify the power increase, they had to bring in multiple universes and characters so god damn powerful, that there literally gods of a universe. Its just to much and obviously the author of boruto didn't want to go that route so he instead chose to write the story so thats its like a new beginning for a new generation. Naruto being as OP as he was, would completely shatter the very foundation and rules set forth that would establish this new generation in the narutoverse.

That is why in my opinion naruto should of really been the end, or maybe he and sasuke should of died in the story and be known as legends or god of shinobi like how the story of naruto first began with the 1st and 2nd hokage. Then you can start a new chapter with new generation rookie shinobi and establish a different set of rules that dictates the mechanics and power scaling of this new world.


I understand why fans are so upset about this, its really a slap in the face honestly. When after witnessing everything that naruto has been through, to see him reduced to a mere shadow of what he used to be capable of would piss any one off. If you are going to coordinate the power scaling to be consistent in the story and not contradict anything, then you can't make naruto look like a weakling just for the sake of plot convenience because its not his story, its boruto story. I really do understand this argument and why fans are not taking a liking to it. It is a simple writing structure, you just can't break the rules like that. Unfortunately alot of authors fall into this kind of trap.