#Mirai Ninja

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Mirai Ninja / Cyber Ninja (1988)

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“He’s pretty cool once ya get to know him. Like… If ya can find him.”

-Taira

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New Video!

NEW VIDEO HAPPY NEW YEAR! Talking a little bit about Mirai Ninja AKA Cyber Ninja, the game and the movie!

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⚠️Spoilers⚠️ from

Naruto: Konoha's Story—The Steam Ninja Scrolls

👁️👄👁️ What did happen between this two??

Also Mirai for next hokage!! Look at her potential!!

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Day 31 (extra day that doesn’t exist on the November calendar): Celebration

The end of the journey. But the spirit lives on via FANWORKS!! I’m grateful that I got to watch such an amazing series!

I have scheduled for a chapter specifically for Randy’s birthday in my continuation crossover fic too!

Thanks for everyone’s support!

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Mmmmmmm idk

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Chapter 1: “Sarutobi Mirai!!”

Naruto: Konoha’s Story— The Steam Ninja Scrolls: The Manga

by Sho Hinata, Natsuo Sai, and Masashi Kishimoto

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Redraw of Mirai from chapter 7's cover ❤️

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Naruto: Konoha’s Story-The Steam Ninja Scrolls-Chapter Round-Up(Chapter 11)

I honestly think I might like this more than Boruto, each chapter has so much love poured into it, and while a little rough around the edges, the intentions are clear. I think this chapter shows what this manga’s weakest attribute is, and that’s the villains. They’re one-note and unmemorable but they are really important for Mirai’s development. This chapter showed the stark contrast between Mirai of the first chapter and the Mirai of now, who’s grown from all of her experiences. In the first chapter, Mirai froze up when confronting someone stronger than her and doubted herself. In this, she strides in confidently, knowing she has no backup,  trusts her instincts and takes on the bad guy all while having confidence in herself. Going back and rereading the first chapter also highlighted something to me that should’ve been more apparent. I wasn’t paying attention so it slipped under my radar, but this manga is also intent on showing the evolution of the world from Naruto’s time. One of the most tragic elements of Naruto was the fact that children had to become soldiers and die, sacrificing themselves for their people. Children like Haru and Obito. It was tragic and horrible. And those that did come back, came back changed for the worse, the horrors still haunting them. The loss of innocence was a mandatory part of growing up. But after the end of the ninja wars, we see a different world. One where people like Mirai can grow up without having their innocence and sense of wonder ripped away from them. This manga highlights that change so beautifully and really deserves some kudos for that. This leisurely journey is also a consequence of those horrors fading away, as it couldn’t happen if they weren’t in peace times. Though the political tension and the tragic stories were a big part of why I loved Naruto, I love even more the fact that Naruto’s actions mattered. That the ending of the war changed things. And as such, I don’t love when this manga dips into violence. But I am glad that when they do, it’s in a way that highlights Mirai’s growth. 

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Good night, everyone! Mecha Baba Yaga houses from Mirai Ninja: Keigumo Kinin Gaiden.

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Konoha Shinden: Steam Ninja Scrolls - aka Mirai needs to learn to disregard people's expectations and find herself by connecting with her gay elders