US EditionNaruto Theory: It Always Pours in Hidden Rain Because an Experimental Weapon Test Went Horribly Wrong
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Naruto Theory: It Always Pours in Hidden Rain Because an Experimental Weapon Test Went Horribly Wrong
A village that cries endlessly seems almost fascinating, doesn’t it? Well, it most certainly is the case with Amegakure in the Naruto Shippuden anime. The village has a history of war, loss, and suffering. It is evident with children either being orphaned or turning to criminal organizations. Moreover, it doesn’t exist for mere aesthetic purposes in Kishimoto’s series. Rather, it has deep symbolism of pain, loss, and suffering. It represents the…
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