#Konohamaru Sarutobi

[bonanza-tact]

Kkir fankid bc i love them sm

Hatake Kohari, born during the interlude

[skykashi]

Look at these new beautiful official illustrations from Borutage game 😍❤️

[jollyart]

I read a fanfic about them and now I'm obsessed

[bakapandy]

some Konohamaru appreciation

[narutwitter]

[hellcifrogs]

Team ISCK (Icicle) - Boy was it hard to pick their 4th. On the good side I got a little backstory for that -> Their original last member was Konohamaru's older sibling (just a Sarutobi, you could read it as Asuma or one of his never mentioned parents) who died and they took the boy under their wing.

Konohamaru still hasn't unlocked his semblance. Chouji's is related to controling emotions, he marks people with a little butterfly symbol and he can either calm down/mask that person's emotions or just read them. Ino's semblance is gonna evolve at some point, from mind maping to straight up mind reading.

[zmeitsssa]

next gen

[pinkprincessert]

if I had a nickel for every time there was official art featuring characters of a ship that I am incredibly mentally ill for drinking together however another character who is adjacent to one of them as basically an adopted son also in the scene and not catching the vibe of the other two-

I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice

[keijidraws]

Konohamaru x Hanabi

Request from a sweet friend @wabxxisabi

So what’d he do?! He clearly believes in his innocence 😂

[hoodnaruto]

Naming that boy Konohamaru was like naming someone Americarter

[kakachishi]

doodle

[stu-dyingstudent]

I think part of what is so devasting to me about Boruto is simply the fact that the "villains" are just too strong.

The Naruto ending was very conclusive, meaning that in order for Boruto to have any significant conflict, they needed to reopen the ideas of Kaguya (the final boss). The issue I see with this is that the traditional ninja arts are just no longer relevant. You can't have taijutsu and kenjutsu specialists be successful in this time period because how are they going to do anything against a god? The Boruto universe has been forced into a corner where only high impact jutsus and other flashy techniques are of any use to shinobi. I miss the days of tactical fighting, of two opponents decking it out in a fist fight. This kinda disappeared in the war arc, but I think even more so in Boruto.

I know many people complain that Boruto is just about "aliens" now and many others counter by saying that Naruto wasn't about regular ninjas either, but I think they miss the point. Naruto was about ninja that could use magic. They were enhanced by it, but still often fell back on more fundamental shinobi practices. That doesn't happen in Boruto, they can't do that and it's a major flaw in my eyes.

It just feels like there is a complete lack of sincerity to the world. I think there are ways to have villains be truly bad people, but the Boruto execution is lacking. There is no sense of emotion. Characters don't necessarily need reason to be "evil," but I want some form of expression. Give me madness, give me hostility, given me irritation, give me obsession, give me grief, give me SOMETHING. I don't feel for the characters in any way. They seem hollow and it makes it hard to enjoy reading.

[chasing-posts]

I like to imagine Kakashi, before his father died, was a literal terror to his teachers and the class when he first started the academy.

Kakashi has always had a bit of a trolling sense of humor. His first meeting with team 10 was basically him messing with them for the entire testing period (so 24 hours). He also has always found Naruto's knuckle headed personality endearing, and messing with Obito when they were kids was his pass time.

Let's also not forget the first time he meets Gai, he insults him and his papa to their faces, with no shame.

That's not to say he was a bully! Kakashi punching down on the weak is in no way in line with his character, and it also would not be fun for him.

But....he was an understimulated 5 year old, in a class where everyone was around 1 year older than him, who came from a VERY prestigious background, and was a natural prodigy...

So I think he definitely messed with his teachers in his spare time. Pulling pranks in the classroom, but never getting caught(but they all KNEW it was him, they just couldn't prove it!). Riling up Obito and then letting him unleash the energy on the class. Being a bit rude to the teachers to ruffle their feathers, but when they try to embarrass or shame him in front of the class, he would just turn it around to make himself look even cooler

Yeah... Kakashi was definitely an absolute MENACE to his teachers. The only thing which could make this better, is if Asuma was right there with him, ALSO being a menace and escaping all punishment by being "the son of the Hokage." (If Konohamaru had to deal with being in his grandpa's shadow, imagine how hard it was for Asuma to escape that shadow and be his own person...) the two teaming up to play pranks and be a little smug about it.

Just Kakashi being a bit bratty of a kid... until it all came crashing down...

[jollyart]

A Konohana doodle that I'm too lazy to clean up but I still think is so stinking cute and funny.

[uchihaculture]

New Naruto merch for PMC Osaka store.

[narutwitter]