There isn't anything big about the end 'surprise,' and the characters themselves are just enough to help do the job needed. Simple mystery story that doesn't get into very much detail. The pacing of each page and the paneling of everything is pretty solid, but the narrative itself is just a

This work is it's own body, and it's actually pretty decent. What if Naruto was more modern? What if not everyone was a ninja? What if demons and humans lived together? There's definitely some tropes here that could have gone into detail that aren't primarily used in Naruto's standard narrative, and that's okay. It's a stand-alone work with no credence to the actual narrative of Naruto but it's a fun way to see what could have been. Naruto's prototype is very barren but still quite enjoyable. The art is average, it's not a wow but it's not garbage either, I haven't been able to capture Kishimoto's own style yet, for me (I'm not experienced in manga at the moment) it seems to be a pretty standard style.I didn't see the quality or any of the complexity of the fictional world of the main series, so I didn't like it. Some parts they are a little arrogant and even strange, I couldn't see the usual Naruto in this OS, just a very immature kid. The characters are also not interesting, in About that: the story/plot twist didn't catch too much my attention, I found it boring. The idea is not so good, and I think that this original idea wouldn't work anyway, it's interesting at least (in the aspects of Naruto being the son of the Kyuubi and the existence of human/demon classes and the objective of friendship between them) although I didn't like the story itself. Well, I didn't like this One-Shot, I recognize its importance for the development of the main project and I appreciate the fact that Kishimoto has changed a lot compared to this OS. It was horrible, though, to the extent where even Naruto fanboys hate it and I, the biggest hater ever, was forced to raise my score of Naruto by two points. Needless to say, it was not enjoyable for me, and it would be even less enjoyable or productive for actual fans of the series.Дo you want to see Naruto chase art thieves and pee on people instead of have a crush on his creepy emo friend? Then this one-shot is for you, I guess. To make matters worse, the redeeming world-building in Naruto is absent here and Ninja shit is clumsily mixed with a more modern setting. Anyway, the Hokage (NINJA MASTER BELIEVE IT) spares a clear homicidal threat, police officers assume that a murderer would take a nap at a crime scene, they let criminals switch-out who's going to jail, and some dude trusts a weird fox-boy's sense of smell enough to try to kill him. One-dimensional, but I guess that goes without saying. The 'power of friendship' is promoted from one of the main themes to being the entire freakin point. Naruto is not only annoying, as he was in the eventual main series, but he is also a complete dickbag. I thought Naruto had too much immature comedy, but in this pilot there are two instances of scatological humor within the first two pages.The art is just awful and the character designs are absolutely butchered. Why? Because, I still dislike it, but it could have been so much worse. This pilot gave me a whole new appreciation for Naruto.

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