Naruto creator wrote 'in public' inside the manga, and that's what AI can't replace
marclou · x · 2026-11-03
Blogger marclou noticed that while re-reading Naruto, Kishimoto embeds personal behind-the-scenes notes throughout the manga: drawing challenges, desk sketches, childhood stories (early character drafts for Sasuke and Kakashi are shown in the Kindle edition). He argues every creator — writers, actors, entrepreneurs — should embed their DNA in their work, and that's exactly what AI can't replace.
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