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From power-packed battles to endearing friendships,Narutonever fails to tug at the viewer’s heartstrings. Its portrayal of flawed yet familiar characters highlights Masashi Kishimoto’s finesse’ as a mangaka. Apart from heroism, the series is iconic in its depiction of rivalry.
While the series has its fair share of iconic moments, nothing comes close to the ultimate fight between Sasuke and Naruto. Moreover, fans on Twitter argued that this epic fight surpasses most epic showdowns in the series.
Fans reminisce about the epic showdown in Naruto: Shippuden
Of all the battles, the showdown between Sasuke andNarutotakes the cake. It marked an end to the rivalry between both characters. Furthermore, it also paved the way for a fresh start for both Shinobis. However,Masashi Kishimoto‘s initial concept for this epic showdown was quite different.
The initial concept of this battle was nothing short of gory and graphic. Kishimoto san’soriginal ideato make it more macabre was rejected by Shueisha. Regardless of that, the battle between both rivals is considered one of the top fights in the series. The author’spainstaking efforts behind this fightare reflected in his panel layouts as well.
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Besides that, Twitter fansreminiscethe fight as arguably one of the best. This Twitter user’s response to the rhythm in this epic battle is quite apt.
Naruto is the king of choreographies in fights. Its not even close actually
Another Twitter user commented on the fight’s intro being reminiscent of Part 1.
This fight intro went HARD 🔥🔥🔥 v nice 🤌🏻
This showdown and Kakashi vs Obito fight stands out as one of the best in the series as this Twitter user pointed out.
What’s impressive is how STILL nothing really compares to Naruto fights. You’d think with how long ago it was and how popular it is it would have set a standard, but this and Kakashi v Obito and still a few others stand out as some of the best of anime.
Undoubtedly, the final battle is considered one of the most iconic fights in the series. It also set a benchmark for its sequel spin-offBoruto, which, according to most people, the series cannot fulfill. WhileBorutomay not live up to Masashi Kishimoto’s legacy, it spirals back to nostalgia in its way.
Boruto brings back two iconic characters in this legendary battle
WhileBorutomay not be as canon as its original series, it excels in its way. With new generations and villains, the sequel off has a different take on power systems. Moreover, it breaks free from the shackles of expectations and carves its niche as a ninja story. In doing so, it stays true to its source nonetheless.
This is clear during Momoshiki’s siege whereBorutobrought back two iconic and powerful characters. Sasuke and Naruto’s battle against Momoshiki is an integral part of the series. While most fans argued that the characters were nerfed in the sequel, the battle proved otherwise.From its animationto the villain’s defeat, this fight reclaimed the characters’ glory in every sense.
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With its fresh perspective, quality animation, and new power systems,Borutoexcels in its way. However, it cannot live up to the legacy of the original series in terms of the epic showdown battle. All in all, both series deserve to be appreciated nonetheless.
NarutoandBoruto: Naruto Next Generationsare available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
Himanshi Jeswani
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Himanshi Jeswani is an anime writer at Fandomwire, with her work spanning over 900 articles. Her articles cover shojo, shonen, seinen, and all things beyond. Her interests, however, aren’t limited to simply anime. She has a penchant for exploring different genres of manga, be it horror, yanki, music, and food. She brings out her specialization and expertise in the performing arts through her articles. As a writer, she strives to bridge the gap between the viewers and the medium itself. To her, anime is a revolutionary medium that is capable of creating communities and stories after all.
