Fixing Naruto's Biggest Plot Hole

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Published 2024-03-02
Naruto is a great series but it has problems. In this video I will be discussing and fixing Naruto's biggest plot hole. The sheer number of ninjas in the world. During the 4th Great Ninja War, when the Ninja Alliance comes together we found out there are 80 thousand ninjas in the alliance. This is way too much.

It's impossible for the Leaf Village and the other major nations to produce that number of ninjas in the pacing that we see in the series. Konoha's Ninja Academy only produces about 9 ninjas per year, so it would not be possible to reach this number. But let's talk about ways this could be explained and fix the plot hole in Naruto Shippuden.

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All Comments (21)
  • @musicme7757
    Fixing Naruto's biggest plothole ❌ Explaining Naruto's biggest plothole ✅
  • @levimogford3202
    they promoted everyone, even like the ramen cook, to jonin for the great ninja war lol
  • @bg_qlf4161
    I feel that Kishimoto is really bad at keeping numbers consistent
  • Kishimoto created 80,000 ninjas to kill half and Neji for the illusion of danger and risk.
  • @meritumkratosx
    Tobirama:"80.000 shinobi, and not a single one of them is from the magic eyes clan... isn't that beautiful? 😌"
  • @chaos_knight_xy
    Simple answer: all the ninja's of the main villages used shadow clones to make the army bigger.
  • @justinarzola4584
    It's funny how small the village was portayed as pretty small prior to the war but suddenly thousands of them up during the war,
  • @midai1932
    I always thought: Where are the strong ninjas who aren't from the leaf village?
  • @PavillionKing
    It might be an unpopular opinion, but the whole concept of minjas fighting in a war as the main force never made any sense to me.
  • You're putting way much more thought into this than Kishimoto ever did throughout the entire series
  • @royjones0824
    My head cannon is that they basically had a mandatory draft ( just like IRL) in war times if it gets bad enough they can draft civilians as soldiers and that’s probably what happened which is why a lot looked like fodder to
  • @amadhatter3280
    The problem becomes worse when you consider places like the Sand & Mist are known to have fewer ninja, I mean that was part of the reason the Sand agreed to attack the Leaf in the first place because of the restrictions put on the village in the first place (FYI quick reminder Baki is telling the Sand Siblings that since the treaty was signed by their Feudal Lord, the Sand Village has been struggling both financially & in military numbers. Orochimaru offered them a way out & the Sand took it). The Mist Village had a ritual where they killed each other to become Ninja so their new influx of Genin is at best 50% (considering the winners won't always survived), this practice only stopped recently since its implied that Mei is relevantly new to the position of Mizukage (and in the 2nd Chunin exam filler arc the Mist flat out refuses to go because their busy rebuilding the village adding to this theory, yes its filler but until its proven otherwise its the best example we have). A way to get to the 80,000 is to add the smaller nations villages like the Rain, Grass, Waterfall etc.... to make 80,000 total.
  • @misterOrca4
    I don't know if this was the only anime scene, but one of the soldiers explained that each nation is asking help from anyone, including former prisoners and outside sources.
  • @VanLe-gk3ie
    Kishimoto wanted to showcase the brutalities of the 4th Shinobi War with the Allied Shinobi Fodders. The fodders are as disappointing as the White Zetsu Army.
  • @markonikolic4028
    Did you even mention that shinobi... DIE? All the time. Even if they produced 15k shinobi, a lot of them would die before the war. Also, the Blood Mist Village... Didn't Zabuza alone kill like... 100 of his peers?
  • @abzhz101handle9
    Orichimaru summons giant ass snake, Every sensible Chunin/Jonin: "Oh look, time to clock out." They all know what happens when one of the Sanin starts rolling up and breaking buildings.
  • @magicart5365
    My way of explaining the matter is that Konoha is just a village located in one of the provinces of Land of Fire, and each of those provinces produces ninjas, not through the ninja academy, but through clans, as each province contains a number of ninja clans that offer a number of their members to be ninjas. Like before the invention of ninja villages