Ch. 1121The Ninja Academy's Incredible Legends (84) It's Hard to Move Others, It's Foolish to Move Yourself
Key Plot Points and Events
- Umino Iruka seeks Mizuki's advice about officiating Naruto's wedding, expressing his concerns about being unworthy.
- Mizuki encourages Iruka to accept the role, emphasizing that he's special to Naruto and the focus should be on the couple, not the officiant.
- They go out drinking, and Iruka gets drunk. Mizuki takes him home and discovers his house lacks personal touches.
Character Developments
- Umino Iruka: Struggles with self-doubt but ultimately gains confidence in his role as Naruto's wedding officiant. Mizuki's words help him understand the true purpose of his role.
- Mizuki: Shows a more caring and understanding side, helping Iruka overcome his insecurities. He also displays his playful nature by drawing on Iruka's face while he's drunk.
Significant Themes
- The importance of one's role and not overthinking it.
- The true purpose of a wedding: celebrating the couple, not the officiant or guests.
- Friendship and camaraderie, as seen in Mizuki's care for Iruka.
Character Interactions
- Mizuki and Umino Iruka: Their friendship is highlighted as they discuss Iruka's concerns, go out drinking, and Mizuki takes care of Iruka after he gets drunk. Mizuki's blunt honesty helps Iruka see things more clearly.