MrBeast offers his fortune to create a Naruto remake without filler

Sitting through hundreds of boring episodes that add nothing to the story is the biggest trauma for any anime fan. This Wednesday, within the otaku community, the world-famous content creator MrBeast drove social media wild with a desperate request. The American millionaire begged Japanese studios to make a new and improved version of Naruto, promising to shell out money from his own pocket to finance the production costs.

Envy over the new One Piece

The millionaire tantrum didn't come out of nowhere. The YouTuber posted his message right after seeing the progress of The One Piece, the new project by Netflix and WIT Studio that will retell the pirates' story from scratch, but faster and without boring interruptions. Seeing another classic series getting rid of the hated "filler," the content creator demanded the same treatment for his favorite ninja, shouting to the world that he would help pay for it himself.

A fan with a lot of money

It's no secret that MrBeast is a die-hard fan of this franchise. He has said himself that he grew up watching the adventures of the blonde ninja and that the message of never giving up inspired him to build his internet empire. In fact, last month he released official clothing in collaboration with the Japanese brand. His fandom is so great that he now wants to use his enormous wealth to give new generations the perfect version of the original manga story.

What we would gain without the filler

Although right now it's just the desperate cry of a wealthy YouTuber and no animation studio has responded, the mere idea has the entire internet dreaming. If the Japanese studios were to accept this content creator's dollars, the new project would solve the biggest problems of the classic series:

• Straight to the action: The story would move very fast, eliminating all those boring side missions that weren't in the original comic.
• Spectacular animation: The most legendary fights would be redrawn using today's best technology, giving us super fluid combat.
• Total fidelity: We would have a perfect ending that would 100% respect the creator's vision, without dragging out the plot just to sell TV commercials.

Seeing that one of the richest men on the internet is willing to put his checkbook on the table, do you think Japanese studios will accept his money to give us the perfect ninja anime we all dream of?