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"The Will of Fire" spends the entire time telling Naruto to let Kakashi die, that there is no other way to defeat the antagonist, but the movie has his name and we can't make the character give in to the logic and experience, we have to make it super idealistic and irrational. Oh, and agreeing at the end just because and on top of that betraying the coherence of the magic system and preventing the villain from absorbing his rasenshuriken despite having been able to absorb even the chidori more times than I can count on my hands. .

The fights before the finals had creative ... resolutions however.

It's a Naruto movie, there wasn't much to expect from this. Incredibly, it did not disappoint me, but not because it was good, but because I expected a fairly mediocre production, a cashgrab for the fans.

Much of The Lost Tower is built on the viewer knowing a little about the series. If this is not the case, you will not understand the reason for many of the characters or the dialogues.

Naruto is Naruto, there is nothing more. The real protagonist, Sara, is a flat character who they tried to give a hero's path to, but her execution was pretty bad. The villain, as is customary ... in Naruto productions, makes others feel sad and boring in a way I couldn't even imagine; The guy had four transformations and each one of them was the same as the previous one only bigger. Hilarious.

I just came from finishing the first three volumes of Jujutsu. I didn't like them, aint gon lie. But this short volumen was pretty nice compared to those three, even if it felt flat and rush at the end.

The MC has a decent characterization (much better than freaking Itadori) but the short length of the volumen prevents it from developing well. Like, at the end MC managed to come to terms with all the traumatic events he experienced and gets overpowered as heck without a good justification. And saying "because Rika" is a weak reason, she's just an OP plot device with no limitations" (kinda ... reminds me of Tanjiro's sister; same concept, same problem).

Even the antagonist didnt felt right to me. But again it's due to the length of the volumen. It's a one shot after all.

I'll say that the best element of the volumen is the worldbuilding, that's why i'd recommend this to anyone that wants to start Jujutsu. The volume lacks of conflict but is full of cool ideas and concepts like the curse words, the three big clans, the animated puppets. It managed to introduced me to all of those things in like two or three chapters and a very good exposition, not like the main series where there is constant infodumps of how things work.

So yeah, as a one shot i'll recommend it totally.

This is your typical shonen about a guy who is the worst but for some reason wants to be the best.

The characters are super basic and bland and the setting is super generic: a damn school for superheroes.

The plot itself has nothing interesting to offer aside from the fact that the MC has a power that brakes his boby when he uses it, but guess what? He just needs to learn to control it. How? Just trying. There's no reasoning behind it, eventually he would just achieve it and that's it. That means the only thing that didnt bored me about the show its going ... to disappear.

Boring to the death. Rengoku got a fantastic introduction on the first episode, actually it was one of the best episodes ive watched on any show ever. But this is totally underwhelming, the character was just reduced to a comic relief with zero development. Didnt even know it was posible to fail so miserably after such a fantastic intro.

As always all bad guys are just bad guys that want to kill people and fight because yes; fights look ok, but lack of real thought behind them, every time a character is about to die they manage to tell you their story just before they lose their ... lifes, when nobody actually cares about it. And we didnt get to know nothing new about the MCs.

It wast just terrible, and im not even mentioning the fact that they take the entire movie and make a second season out of it, how can somebody be so cynical?

Diálogos que dejan mucho que desear al estilo "Vive, hermano" o "Te protegeré". Y, en general, una exposición no muy buena como esas viñetas donde los hermanos tienen una conversación sobre la regeneración y que la chica dura una semana para poder regenerar su brazo.

El prota primero daba la sensación de ser el típico buenacho de los shonens que quiere proteger a sus amigos y familia, aunque todo eso cambia con el giro del final donde su hermana termina quemada viva y él envuelto en llamas incapaces de apagarse. Ninguna de las dos versiones me empujó a querer saber más sobre él o la historia.

Toda ... esa cuestión de la escena de incesto la sentí innecesaria e incómoda. Si la chica al final terminaba muriendo, ¿con qué motivos muestras tal cosa? ¿Qué agrega a la trama? ¿Te muestra algo relevante sobre los personajes? No. Y aunque si llegara a ser relevante más avanzado en la historia, todo lo demás no me da razones para continuar leyendo. Estoy comenzando a pesar que Tatsuki es un pervertido cachondo que no se puede controlar, pues así mismo es Chainsaw Man con Denji y su incontrolable deseo de tocar unas tetas.

Se nota a leguas que los antagonistas serán los típicos tipos malos unidimensaionales que no les importarán a nadie y solo estarán ahí como carne de cañón. Plus, ni la magia ni la construcción del mundo me dan deseos de seguir leyendo la novela.

El primer capítulo me dejó preguntándome cómo llegué ahí en primer lugar y sin deseos de continuar.