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"Not even donning the hokage's cape could make you look like anything but a knucklehead"

The scene on the second panel is sometime after Naruto woke up from being pwned by his own 9 year old.

SSSSSTTTT!! ANKO'S NOT FAT YET IN HIS INAUGURATION

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsKKBP… Super beaver - Rashisa, it's Barakamon's opening (I LOVE THIS ANIME SO CUTE). but i think it fits with the theme of the picture lol
It's about the idea of growing up and the changing sense of identity. I know some music-savvy person will say "ugh! what a generic song and a generic lyric" I DONT CARE! I CRIED LISTENING TO THIS

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TL: DR

Before Kakaanko, i used to ship naruhina since they were in the same age as me back when Naruto boomed in my country.
My schoolbooks used to be filled with naruhina chibis more than the school lessons LOL.
Damn nostalgia.

The people who knew me probably think i never grow up for still liking Naruto. Well, to be honest Naruto is like that cool uncle that plays a lot with you when you still a kid, you think he was the coolest person in the world, but then you grew up, you realize how non-sensical and ridiculous he is. but you still love him anyways and you wanted to thank him for all those time together, by sharing him the things you capable to create/obtain as an adult now.

I think growing up could only show in the perspective and what you do with the things you care about. it's not the hobbies you pursue, nor the politics you read. Because i've seen so many people that watches politics with a lense of saturday morning cartoon with a villain/an evil group to be blamed for EVERYTHING, and bawls endlessly about it in social media to score brownie points or something. on the other hand, I've seen many anime with a perspective so complex, enriching those who watch it with a deep sense of human nature.

People got it all backwards sometimes, even myself. 'cause sometimes being adult means a developed intellect but that also means worse pride and greed that could drive everything we learned againts us. #rantdone

Description
"Not even donning the hokage's cape could make you look like anything but a knucklehead"

The scene on the second panel is sometime after Naruto woke up from being pwned by his own 9 year old.

SSSSSTTTT!! ANKO'S NOT FAT YET IN HIS INAUGURATION

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsKKBP… Super beaver - Rashisa, it's Barakamon's opening (I LOVE THIS ANIME SO CUTE). but i think it fits with the theme of the picture lol
It's about the idea of growing up and the changing sense of identity. I know some music-savvy person will say "ugh! what a generic song and a generic lyric" I DONT CARE! I CRIED LISTENING TO THIS

-

TL: DR

Before Kakaanko, i used to ship naruhina since they were in the same age as me back when Naruto boomed in my country.
My schoolbooks used to be filled with naruhina chibis more than the school lessons LOL.
Damn nostalgia.

The people who knew me probably think i never grow up for still liking Naruto. Well, to be honest Naruto is like that cool uncle that plays a lot with you when you still a kid, you think he was the coolest person in the world, but then you grew up, you realize how non-sensical and ridiculous he is. but you still love him anyways and you wanted to thank him for all those time together, by sharing him the things you capable to create/obtain as an adult now.

I think growing up could only show in the perspective and what you do with the things you care about. it's not the hobbies you pursue, nor the politics you read. Because i've seen so many people that watches politics with a lense of saturday morning cartoon with a villain/an evil group to be blamed for EVERYTHING, and bawls endlessly about it in social media to score brownie points or something. on the other hand, I've seen many anime with a perspective so complex, enriching those who watch it with a deep sense of human nature.

People got it all backwards sometimes, even myself. 'cause sometimes being adult means a developed intellect but that also means worse pride and greed that could drive everything we learned againts us. #rantdone