Even though he only worked on a limited number of episodes, his episodes pushes the animation, choreography and stylishness to 11!Despite this I can't give it a higher score because this show is wildly inconsistent with its animation.And as for character designs, we already talked about how Kishimoto made his characters very distinctive and imaginative and how the bright color pallet fuels this.-Sound - 10-This is an another strong point of the series. He mainly works on battle scenes and this man is a genius when it comes to it.
But at times the quality can drop way below par.I think I should specially mention Hiroyuki Yamashita’s work here.
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That being said, this character is only in the series for a very small amount of episodes and the others certainly do more than enough to make up for it.-Art and Animation - 7.5-Again we have a mixed bag here.This show can look stunning when it wants to, and by stunning I meant big budget movie level of quality. This makes characters like Shikamaru Nara who have very little ability make a huge impact in the series.Variety of the fighting styles is massive, ranging from intimate hand to hand style combats, tactical combats, long range jutsu battles, and most often a mix of all of these!You will see friends become foes, foes become friends, unlikely alliances formed and broken, that precious character you loved die, revenge plots, plot twists, character growth, politics, romance, and the world itself change. Kishimoto does an excellent job at setting up the events leading up to the fight to make it feel all the more personal and these battles often comes down to which character outwits the other rather than who can punch harder.
Kishimoto does a fantastic job putting emotions into its battle scenes which are backed up by gorgeous animations (at times, we'll get to that later) and a mesmerizing soundtrack, and with these combined it really sets up fantastic visual storytelling through combat. I have to mention that this style of combat is heavily inspired by Hunter x Hunter. To put it blatantly, Naruto has the best combat scenes I've ever witnessed in an anime. When we see someone gets broken inside as well as the outside it's devastating to watch. Each characters ideologies and philosophies gets tested time and time again by their opponents and we can see even the main character himself doubt his ideologies towards the end. All three come in union to make some memorable and truly great moments. That being said, the final part of the war arc was really disappointing as the final villain of the series is the worst character that the series had to offer.Being a battle shounen,of course there are going to be battles, and this is one area that the series really shines.As I see it, battles can be broken down into three different segments in this anime, The battle of wits, The battle of ideologies, The physical battle. But in all honesty, all of the antagonists that were presented had different motives that drove them to do what they do and distinctively different from each other which made them very enjoyable.
Most of the times these events and twists will take you by surprise and maybe you'll have fun trying to figure out them before they happen as Kishimoto drops clues for you to pick up throughout the entire series.Same thing applies to the moments that tug at your heartstrings, they feel genuine because how the story builds up to those moments.The last arc of the series has been very controversial as the constant change of antagonists has irritated some of the viewers. In the beginning, we look over these little details and minor events and have no idea that they are going to have such an impact later in the series, and when it all comes together in the end, you feel so satisfied.
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