How should a manga about the Great Shinobi War be written?

It's quite interesting. The plot and characters are well-developed and engaging.

It's quite interesting. The story and art are both captivating.

A civilian who somehow gets involved in the war and discovers they have latent shinobi abilities. They could start as a clumsy and inexperienced character but grow into a powerful force.

'The Unseen Hero of the 4th War' is a great one. It focuses on a character who is often overlooked in the original story but plays a crucial role in the fanfiction. The writing style is engaging and it really dives deep into the character's emotions during the chaos of the war.

A third idea is a story centered around a shinobi who was thought to be dead but actually survived and is now trying to get back to the battlefield. Along the way, they discover secrets about the origin of the war or new jutsu that could turn the tide of the battle. They have to overcome their own physical and mental weaknesses while also evading the enemy who believes them to be dead.

In a 'godlike Naruto' Fourth Shinobi War fanfiction, Naruto could have a connection to a divine entity. Maybe he discovers he is a descendant of a god of the ninja world. This newfound heritage gives him superhuman strength, speed, and the power to foresee his opponents' moves. He uses these powers to single - handedly take on Madara Uchiha and Kaguya. His godlike status also earns him the respect and loyalty of all the shinobi clans, uniting them under his leadership against the common enemy.

One idea could be focusing on a young shinobi who is an unknown hero during the war. They might use some unique and forgotten jutsu to turn the tide in crucial battles.

First, you need to do research on both universes. Know the rules of magic in Harry Potter and the abilities and politics in the shinobi world. Then, come up with a unique plot that ties the two together. For example, a dark force could be threatening both worlds. Decide on which characters from each side will be the main protagonists and antagonists.

Maybe because it's a complex and challenging topic to handle. Writers might find it difficult to capture all the nuances and perspectives accurately.

The unique perspectives. For example, if it shows the war from the point of view of a civilian or a minor character. This can give a fresh look at the events that we are used to seeing from the main characters' eyes. Also, exploring the backstories of the characters involved in the war can make it interesting.