Torian

You make excellent points and I can definitely see this stuff possibly coming up as the story goes on, but no one, and I mean no one, can "become Konoha's next Naruto Uzumaki." You write him off like he's someone to be pushed away. Someone meant to just become some memory in time. Just saying, you could have just talked about possible new Hokage successors but instead, you put Naruto's name up there like being Hokage is all he was good for and he has no further impact in the story. These characters are there own characters but don't go around saying that someone can go and become "the next Naruto Uzumaki" There is only one, pls respect my boys name. I may be being a bit over dramatic but that's my take.

I see what you're getting at, and it really doesn't sound bad. I like the idea of Naruto being back on the battlefield though. I do understand why people would want Naruto to become Hokage again for awhile, just because many, including me, feel like we didn't get to see Naruto as Hokage for a particularly long time. We got to see snippets and scenes of him at his desk, and the awesome fights he had with the Otsutsuki but, in my opinion, I feel like we could've seen Naruto do more with his role as Hokage in the character development sense (if that makes any sense at all 😅.) I just wish that we could have seen more from Naruto in this role besides the big flashy fights and a few scenes of him at his desk.

I honestly agree. I watched the whole thing and it was not completely bad but I honestly see where you're getting at, and I think that would have made it way better. There could've been a lot more character development for the old gen characters along with the new gen. I feel like it could work. That way they can focus more on Boruto and the new gen characters while still involving the old gen.

I completely agree that Naruto was a bad father for a time. And there was definitely no excuse for him neglecting his wife and Boruto and Himawari. But after hearing Boruto after Naruto disqualified him from the Chunin Exams for using scientific ninja tools he eventually came at things differently. He started putting aside more time for his family as u can see later in the Boruto series, and even Boruto began to respect his father and what he sacrificed for the village. Yes he was definitely a bad father for a good amount of Boruto's life but he saw that and began to be more of the father Boruto needed later in the series. Boruto learned a number of things from his father, they may not have been from one on one lectures but the way Naruto carries himself, though stupid at times, Naruto did what he could to protect his friends and the people he loves. He even taught Boruto the importance of hard work, and grit. At least those are a few things I picked up from the series. Not tryna argue or nothin. Just my take 👍🏾