In the world of Japanese animes, Naruto stands out as a pretty good one. Heroes with very catching stories and characters in-depth. But Naruto excels more with its villains, with the most impressive one known as PAIN!!. Pain demonstrates a pearl of Solomonic wisdom, a prophetic charisma and the icing on the cake, he possesses godly powers. Pain is vaguely seen in Naruto. But in Naruto Shippuden, his intentions and actions are clearly understood by all. Pain in his crusading actions with his mercenary group called Akatsuki, gave out very thoughtful speeches. He formulated soul-piercing quotations which shall be our point of focus. We shall list the top 20 popular quotes of pain in Naruto Shippuden.
Top 20 POPULAR PAIN QUOTES in NARUTO SHIPPUDEN
- Feel the pain, think about pain, know the pain and accept pain.
- Religion, ideology, resources, land, spite, love or just because, no matter how pathetic the reason, it’s enough to start a war
- Just because you understand them doesn’t mean you can come to an agreement, That’s the truth.
- You think you’re the only ones who matter, you think you can put off death.
- If you don’t share someone’s pain, you can never understand them.
- Dying like trash, never-ending hatred, Pain that never heals, that is war, This is what we must face.
- If you kill someone, someone else will kill you, this hatred binds us together.
- Just by living, people hurt others without even realizing it. So long as humanity exists, hate will also exist.
- Justice comes from vengeance but justice only breeds more vengeance.
- Pain is the way to bring peace.
- Sometimes you must hurt in order to know, fall in order to grow, and lose in order to gain because life’s greatest struggle is through pain.
- We are but men, drawn to act in the name of revenge that we deem to be justice.
- If there is justice in revenge, then that same justice will breed only more revenge and trigger a cycle of hatred.
- There is no such thing as real peace, it’s impossible as long as we live in this accursed world.
- Learn to embrace the fear of feeling about what it’s like to contemplate what it is to know true pain.
- When I had nothing and no one, I always had pain.
- Even the most ignorant, innocent child will eventually grow up as they learn what true pain is, it affects what they say, what they think.
- Love breeds sacrifice, which in turn breeds hatred, then you can know pain
- Too many people have died here, their pain is what helped me grow up.
- Human nature pursues strife.
Quote 1: Feel the pain, think about pain, know the pain and accept pain.
No pain, no gain. That is how it rolls. This quote of pain in Naruto Shippuden tells us that, to grow (particularly mentally), one needs to accept and feel every painful struggle that comes his way.
Quote 2: Religion, ideology, resources, land, spite, love or just because, no matter how pathetic the reason, it’s enough to start a war
A spark can create a blaze. The same goes with war, which generally starts due to petty, egotistic reasons.
Quote 3: Just because you understand them doesn’t mean you can come to an agreement, That’s the truth.
Self-explanatory. In this quote of pain in Naruto Shippuden, he tries to tell us that Understanding someone does not imply they understand you or are ready to move hand in hand with you. It is generally never easy
Quote 4: You think you’re the only ones who matter, you think you can put off death.
This is another interesting pain quote in Naruto Shippuden. It is always proof of a huge ego when someone thinks he is the center of everything. Despite how powerful one can become; you can’t put a stopper to death. As the great philosopher said; all is vanity
Quote 5: If you don’t share someone’s pain, you can never understand them.
You can’t claim to understand someone if you can’t put yourself in their shoes. To be capable of knowing someone, you must be capable of being close when things are rough for that person.
Quote 6: Dying like trash, never-ending hatred, Pain that never heals, that is war, This is what we must face.
Pain through this quote tells us that “War has no positive impacts. It leaves only gruesome emotions and experiences behind. Its endgame is pain, sorrow, grief and anger”
Quote 7: If you kill someone, someone else will kill you, this hatred binds us together.
What goes around comes back around. That is, in simple terms, the law of the universe or the physical laws of the Universe. That is what people call karma.
Quote 8: Just by living, people hurt others without even realizing it. So long as humanity exists, hate will also exist.
All decisions we take have both positive and negative impacts. A decision, let it be with good intentions, might unexpectedly cause great harm to someone.
Quote 9: Justice comes from vengeance but justice only breeds more vengeance.
Vengeance is never the solution. It brings relief, but only temporarily. Memories of what led us to seek vengeance still remain and can escalate to something darker.
Quote 10: Pain is the way to bring peace.
We can’t escape the pain. That is an inevitable truth. But when it is surmounted, peace definitely installs itself.
Quote 11: Sometimes you must hurt in order to know, fall in order to grow, and lose in order to gain because life’s greatest struggle is through the pain.
The best teacher is experienced, so the saying goes. But generally, most experiences are painful. That ultimately leads to growth, in diverse ways.
Quote 12: We are but men, drawn to act in the name of revenge that we deem to be justice.
When wronged, primal instincts kick in. There is a call for correction, a call for immediate action. Hence revenge. At that stage, every action we take seems logical and just in our eyes. But then, is it actually true?
Quote 13: If there is justice in revenge, then that same justice will breed only more revenge and trigger a cycle of hatred
Selfishly branding revenge in the name of justice, induces more recoil actions. Humans are selfish in nature and easily copy what is bad. And who says copying, says repetition. Leading to an endless course of action and reaction.
Quote 14: There is no such thing as real peace, it’s impossible as long as we live in this accursed world.
Humans are vile creatures. Seeking most of the time chaos than tranquillity. With such states, can we actually hope for long-lasting peace?
Quote 15: Learn to embrace the fear of feeling about what it’s like to contemplate what it is to know true pain.
When you know how painful a situation is, you become very sensitive to your surroundings. You wouldn’t want anyone to through that same situation. Pain actually opens your eyes to a specific kind of knowledge and understanding.
Quote 16: When I had nothing and no one, I always had pain.
Loneliness doesn’t free us from pain. In fact, being lonely is actually painful. Pain is at the corner, not far from each and every one
Quote 17: Even the most ignorant, innocent child will eventually grow up as they learn what true pain is, it affects what they say, what they think.
None is exempted from pain. All we can do is find the message behind the pain because we are here to learn, evolve and find a way out from the mess that our life is.
Quote 18: Love breeds sacrifice, which in turn breeds hatred, then you can know pain
With Love comes sacrifice. Depending on how much you sacrifice, the recoil can be excruciatingly painful.
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Quote 19: Too many people have died here, their pain is what helped me grow up.
The growth of one generally comes from the sacrifice of many orders. The pain of others is used as an experience for one to evolve.
Quote 20: Human nature pursues strife.
Humans are vengeful creatures. We are creatures who feel ecstatic during conflicts. As it is always said, you know a man’s value from his scars (experiences).
As one can see, the fictional character Pain, is more of an evangelist. Whose aim is not to peacefully convince people but instead show them the benefits of a painful transition to his plane of thought.
The quote that got through to me was: “Feel the pain, think about pain, know the pain and accept pain”. I watched the arc of pain in Naruto Shippuden time and time again just to listen to those words. Those words rang paradoxically in my ears. It is as though he insinuated that there was a certain joy or satisfaction in feeling pain (Isn’t that twisted?).
But then, I came to the conclusion that the most important thing to retain is actually the endgame behind all painful experiences. If you don’t learn from them, then you are a lost cause. But if you actually feel those painful experiences, think about them, and acknowledge them, then there will be not much of an obstacle in your path.
So, this ends the discussion on Pain’s popular quotes. Feel free to recheck the quotes. There are several others apart from that. You could do better by rewatching Naruto Shippuden: Pain’s Arc for an acute feeling. Lastly, Pain’s quotes have a wide ideology, hence deeper interpretations. So while reading the quotes try interpreting them as you see fit.
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