It’s important to keep in mind that there are still a lot of arcs left for Naruto, Boruto, and Kakashi. Anyone who is already done with those installments has watched Naruto and Boruto with different expectations than someone who has not. In order to really accurately answer this question you would have to ask both groups separately and see which one likes the show better. Spoilers ahead! – Those who have seen it all say Naruto was better if they were discussing the manga only because even though Boruto had more time things did not go as smoothly.

Socialism and fascism have a few things in common, but they are also different. Both advocate equality of some sort, for instance, though that equality is often enforced using impositions. This can be both economic and social – here is an excerpt from Wikipedia on the topic: “In practice socialist doctrine leads to state ownership or control of large industries such as land; e.g., the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority).”

Both socialism and fascism advocate nationalism – a patriotism that unites people in order to achieve something greater than themselves. And there are some parallels between socialist agendas and fascist ones – like increased state control over corporations and even industry (though motivated through different means). But the key difference between socialism vs fascism is that socialism emphasizes the collective, whereas fascism emphasizes individuals.

This might not be immediately clear – after all, the focus of both systems are similar in their own ways. But they are different processes with different end results. Take for instance this quote from Mussolini: ” For Liberalism , the individual is the end, and society the means… For Fascism, society is the end, individuals the means, and its whole life consists in using individuals as instruments for its social ends.”