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The Tale of Princess Kaguya | dir. Isao Takahata (2013)

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boruto, crying: did you fuck my dad mister sasuke?!

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Illus. Yoshihiro Togashi (tansparent)

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why do height differences in shipping always have to be about one being really tiny and the other being really tall. what about one being exactly a single inch taller than the other and the second being consistently angry about this.

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Illustrations for Mo Dao Zu Shi (Lotus Pods Extra) by Baoshan Karo

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“AutoPanther” japanese commercial, animated by legendary Shinji Hashimoto.

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shounen

bad guy: *does something epic* do you understand now? this is the difference in experience between us.

protagonist: *thinking* *with resolve* so this is the difference in experience between us…

former antagonist whos now rooting for the protagonist and watching the protagonist realize the difference in experience between them: *thinking* amazing… in that one moment… hes realized the difference in experience between them

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Translation

( From top to bottom , right to left )

Panel 1

喂

"Hey "

Panel 3

在这睡着 真有你的

" Only you could end up sleeping here "

Panel 4

诶

Huh

金色的睫毛

Golden eyelashes

Panel 6

伸出

*stretches out* ( hand )

Panel 7

摩望

*caresses gently *

Panel 8

笨蛋吊车尾

Usuratonkachi

Panel 9

嗯

Huh?

Panel 10

我在干嘛啊

" What am I even doing? "

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May God smite every Twitter "yumejoshi" that defends hetslop under the guise of supporting the straightest, most male-obsessed female characters

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It's deeply ironic to say Naruto is politically unaware while stanning Sakura.

While Naruto's idealism and Kishimoto's adherence to shonen tropes uphold the status quo, claiming this stems from ignorance fundamentally misreads his character. His very existence as Konoha's Jinchuriki ( their living WMD ) is inherently political. He experiences this duality firsthand: vital to Konoha's power yet violently ostracized by its people, and he knows this is his status.

Naruto has been shown to understand the politics of the world he lives in as well as be opposed to its systems.

His flaw isn't ignorance; it's his later internalized responsibility . Following the Pain Arc, rather than continuing to challenge the system that weaponizes and persecuted him, he tragically shifts, blaming himself and dedicating his life to appeasing Konoha and preserving its order. This was a conscious choice, despite understanding its brutal costs and having previously opposed aspects of it.

In stark contrast, what evidence supports Sakura's superior political consciousness? Kishimoto's narrative consistently portrays her as sheltered and politically disengaged. She comes from a stable, civilian family within Konoha, untouched by the systemic traumas defining Naruto or Sasuke's lives. Her early struggles centered on Sasuke's rejection. Crucially, can you recall a single instance in the manga where Sakura offers critical analysis of the Shinobi system, village politics, or the root causes of conflict?

The excuse that Sakura was "kept in the dark" about politics, often used to justify her actions towards Sasuke, doesn't work . True concern or love would compel someone to demand understanding of why a person acts radically. Sakura never seriously investigates the truth, or the reasons driving Sasuke. Her infamous assassination attempt wasn't born of political conviction or an understanding of his cause; they stemmed from overwhelming personal guilt and a desire to relieve Naruto's burden. She chose willful ignorance over political inquiry.

This difference extends to empathy and understanding. Despite his ultimate loyalty to Konoha, Naruto actively sought to comprehend Sasuke, grappling with the cause fueling his vengeance, even while rejecting his methods. Naruto refused to kill Sasuke, only considering it if Sasuke attacked Konoha; he was also prepared to die alongside him in their confrontation. Sakura, however, repeatedly defaults to pleading, or poorly conceived violence rooted in her own feelings, failing to bridge the gap between her sheltered experience and his politically rooted trauma. She lacked the emotional intelligence to grasp his motivations on any level , personal or political.

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ヒキガエルセージ

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To those who identify as 'Pro-Sasuke' but "Anti- Sasunaru/Naruto" Why follow my blog?

Although I am critical of the story itself and believe it ultimately regresses both Naruto's and Sasuke's characters, my blog focuses on discussing their intensely charged relationship.

I have also said this before but some of you need to stop projecting personal preferences onto Sasuke's canon narrative, his relationship with Naruto is textually foundational, regardless of your opinions about relationship dynamics.

Sasuke loves Naruto. He can't cut away Naruto.

That's the point.

Also as much as I love Sasuke, he wasn't doing any leftist praxis. He was just correct in his observations.

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   Akira (1988)   “Why do you always have to try and save me?”

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every time i see a ship having a really dramatic, heartfelt moment i’m just like “you’ll never be sasuke and naruto” and that’s my illness, that’s my cross to bear