Kishimoto Reveals Why Naruto Uses Talk No Jutsu

This article contains spoilers from the Naruto series.

SUMMARY

• Naruto's ability to use words alone to attract enemies is known as Talk no Jutsu.

• Kishimoto intentionally made Naruto use Talk no Jutsu to send messages and express his unique personality.

• To counter Talk no Jutsu, Kishimoto introduced Edo Tensei and Zetsu to avoid repetitive narration.

Naruto Uzumaki is one of the most powerful ninja ever. In fact, it wouldn't be a stretch to say that at his peak he might be the most powerful ninja in history. Despite being born with no talent, Naruto continued to work hard and turned his greatest weakness into his strength, even turning his enemies into friends. In fact, Naruto's greatest power wasn't his Six Paths ability, or even Kurama's. It's true that Naruto uses words that cut deep.

Naruto Uzumaki famously used his words alone to make many villains reconsider their actions and join the side of good. In the Naruto fandom, ironically, known as Talk no Jutsu, and it's his greatest skill and easily one of his most popular. For those wondering why Naruto uses Talk no Jutsu so much, Kishimoto has already answered it a long time ago in one of his interviews.

The way Naruto settled the fight with his words

• Naruto could always see the edge of his enemies

• Naruto simply touched his enemy with words

Naruto Uzumaki has always been a unique ninja. While Shinobi were revealed to be tools at the beginning of the story, Naruto always questioned this idea. In Naruto's mind, the shinobi was never going to leave if he just did what he was told to do without showing any emotion. This was one of the reasons why Naruto spoke out against Zabuza for his treatment of Haku, even making him cry. The thought that a demon like Zabuza, who was known to show no emotion, would break down in tears, and openly shout that Naruto's words had cut deep, was a testament to the fact that Naruto had always been consistent. by the feelings of others around him. As the story continued, fans saw Naruto trying to save his enemies even more. In many ways, this is Kishimoto's way of showing that the villains in the Naruto like all the people of the world, and suffered in their own way. Of course, this doesn't apply to all villains, but certainly those like Gaara, from Nagato, who have been traumatized since childhood.

Your words are deeper than any sword, child! – Zabuza

Naruto reached deep into his enemy's heart and awakened something within them, once again, showing that Talk no Jutsu was the most effective technique when nothing else worked. Perhaps, the most memorable use of Jutsu comes in the Pain Arc of the series where, despite seeing his village explode and kill some of his closest friends, along with his own mentor , Naruto continued. He suffered a lot during this arc, but despite everything, he went to Pain and tried to understand his point of view, and to the surprise of fans, he succeeded in turning him into a good guy. In a do-or-die situation, Naruto Uzumaki created a third path that no one else could see, and it goes without saying that this made him one of the most unique ninjas of all time.

In the Fourth Great Ninja War, Naruto used the Talk no Jutsu again, and this time it was against Obito Uchiha. Naruto sees a reflection of himself in Obito, and the only difference is that Obito goes down the wrong path and doesn't have good people around him when he needs them the most. That's why he took his fight with Obito as seriously as he did. Not to mention that Naruto Uzumaki managed to turn him into a good man as well.

Rating Naruto Dailymotion vide Jutsu

Kishimoto wanted Naruto to use his words to send a message

Kishimoto's decision to use Naruto Talk no Jutsu as often as he did was very conscious. Of course, he intended Naruto Uzumaki to be more than just someone who beats down powerful enemies. For Naruto, the reason the villains did what they did was a consequence, because, to him, it was clear that given what he had endured, he could easily have been in their position as well.

Kishimoto himself talked about Naruto's Talk no Jutsu, and according to him, Naruto Uzumaki went down the path of hitting enemies without killing them after the events of Pain. Arch. According to Kishimoto, it was more in line with the Shonen series, for one reason or another.

I will take your word for it, Uzumaki Naruto. If there is real peace, I hope you find it. – Nagato

Perhaps, in Kishimoto's mind, he knew that the children reading the stories were taking away a very important message from them. For Kishimoto, it was necessary for Naruto to develop such an attitude. That said, Kishimoto himself admitted that while this approach was perfect for a Shonen series, he felt it killed the mood a few times, which is why the contrast with Talk is necessary. Jutsu.

No Singing Praise Jutsu

Kishimoto created Zetsu and Edo Tensei as tools

Because Kishimoto set a condition for Naruto to not kill his enemies and use his words against them, he had to find a way where the story wouldn't feel repetitive or boring. Of course, this created a huge problem for him, and that's why he had to come up with a solution. Kishimoto's solution is what fans saw in the Fourth Great Ninja War, namely the power of Edo Tensei, and at the same time, the use of Zetsu. When it comes to Edo Tensei, fans know that even though these characters have feelings, they really needed to be destroyed in one way or another. Naruto had no problem dealing lethal damage to them, since these people weren't really alive anymore and Kishimoto wasn't worried about Naruto continuing his cycle of hatred by killing others.

Meanwhile, Edo Tensei could be destroyed without them stopping Naruto's dream. This is exactly why fans of Edo Tensei are so obsessed with ninja fighting, and why they created most of the villains that followed the Pain arc.

Kishimoto also went the route of introducing characters like Kaguya Otsutsuki, who was revealed to not even be human. It was because of this change in the story that Kishimoto was relieved that Naruto had defeated and possibly even killed his enemies, as they were very different from the living Shinobi who were suffering there. before the world around him.

Of course, despite Kishimoto's steps, there were some places where Talk no Jutsu should never have worked, but, at the end of the day, that's part of Naruto's character. and something that makes it unique. While this type of thinking may not be for all fans, it is what makes Naruto special, and it just goes to show that, at the end of the day, he has a kind and pure heart and is someone who holds his own. Will of Fire. really in his heart.

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