***THIS POST IS EXTREMELY LONG AND TOOK ME ALL DAY TO TYPE BECAUSE I HAD TO RE-READ THE ENTIRE SERIES TO FINISH IT. IT LISTS EVERY NARUHINA INTERACTION IN THE SERIES. PLEASE READ ALL OF IT.***
After reading JamesSCassidy's posts in the 615 thread, I was inspired to go through every NaruHina interaction to see if there is anything that indicates Naruto's supposed change in feelings for Hinata. I may have been a little too detailed with my search, but oh well. Here are my results:
*NOTE: All Hinata ----> Naruto moments are romantic as we know her feelings. However, when I type Nauro ----> Hinata, I'm not suggesting that he is returning her feelings. I mean that the moment is initiated by Naruto, or coming from his perspective. We'll decide at the end which Naruto ----> Hinata moments can be considered romantic, and which are platonic, based on what happens in the manga. Of course, this is all just my opinion on it. If someone feels differently about anything here, that's fine. I'm not trying to say I'm right and you're wrong. I've got the manga chapters and page numbers listed so you can follow along:
NaruHina Part One
We already know that any Naruto ----> Hinata moments that occurred in Part One did not lead to a change in feelings, as Naruto is still just as crazy about Sakura in Shippuden as he is in chapter 3 of Part One. But, for the sake of argument, I'll go over them:
31) Chapter 77, page 17: Naruto takes the cream from Hinata and says, "Thanks, you're nice, Hinata!" Naruto ----> Hinata
This is a platonic moment. Naruto thinks Hinata is a nice person for giving him the medicine, but he develops no special feelings for her from this. If he did, he probably wouldn't have offered the cream to Sakura immediately afterward. Plus, right before his fight, Naruto was blushing at Sakura's encouragement for him to not lose against the Sound Ninja. This enforces his feelings for her, making this moment with Hinata platonic on his part.
32) Chapter 78, pages 11-16: Naruto is angered by Neji's speech. Naruto ----> Hinata
Again, this is a platonic moment. Naruto appears to be more angry at the message in Neji's speech, (that losers can't change), rather than the fact that Neji is saying it to Hinata. This is probably because Naruto is taking it personally. He was considered a loser all of his life, but he was able to change, so he's mad that Neji is saying otherwise.
33) Chapter 78, page 17: "You CAN!! Stop deciding things about people! Idiot! Kick that bastard's ass Hinata!" Naruto ----> Hinata
This reinforces the idea that #32 is a platonic moment. Naruto is taking Neji's speech personally and wants to "kick his ass", but he can't because it's not his fight. That being said, this moment is also platonic for the same reasons. He's not encouraging her because he's in love with her. Rather, Naruto wants Hinata to beat Neji up to prove that what he's saying is wrong.
33) Chapter 79, page 2: Naruto encourages Hinata to stand up for herself. "This is hard to watch!" Naruto ----> Hinata
Platonic, again, for the same reasons. He wants to encourage her through this fight because she's similar to him. Naruto knows through his own experiences that Neji is wrong when he says Hinata can't change because he has been in her shoes. He was called a loser, he was underestimated, he was put down by everyone else, but he stood up for himself and worked hard. He wants Hinata to do the same, but again, this doesn't mean that he now has developed love for her.
35) Chapter 79, page 9: Naruto cheers for Hinata. Naruto ----> Hinata
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36) Chapter 79, page 13: Hinata hits Neji. Naruto cheers, "Yes!!!" Naruto ----> Hinata
Take it as you will. I feel this is platonic again for the same reasons as previously stated.
40) Chapter 80, page 2: Naruto says he never knew Hinata was this incredible. Naruto ----> Hinata
While I still consider this a platonic moment, he is realizing that Hinata is more than just a "shy and dark girl". Obviously, no romantic feelings develop from this, but this is pro-development in his relationship with Hinata. He's finally acknowledging her as a hard working ninja that never gives up.
41) Chapter 80, page 2: Sakura & Lee tell him that Hinata's very similar to him. "She was always watching you" 3rd party acknowledgement of Hinata ---> Naruto
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42) Chapter 80, page 3: Naruto continues watching Hinata, digesting what Sakura and Lee said. "....." Naruto ----> Hinata
Again, I don't consider this romantic, but it is further development to his relationship with Hinata. He's now aware that Hinata looks up to him and that he inspires her to never quit trying.
43) Chapter 80, page 5: "You can do it, Hinata!" Naruto ----> Hinata
I'm still going to say this is platonic, but Naruto obviously wants Hinata to win. Now it's not just because he's pissed about Neji, but also because he now knows that Hinata was inspired by his hard work.
47) Chapter 80, page 11: Naruto thinks about Hinata saying she wants to change herself, then stops the ref from ending the match. Naruto ----> Hinata
Again, there is simply no romance here. He can see that she's not ready to give up yet and calls it to the ref. It's platonic.
49) Chapter 80 page 14: Naruto smiles when Hinata gets up. Naruto ----> Hinata
She hasn't thrown in the towel yet and Naruto is happy about that, but it's not because he's in love with her. He's proud of her. She's following his nindo and not letting Neji stomp her into the ground. Since Naruto can relate completely to Hinata during this battle, it's a given that he'd be happy to see her stand up again. He's like a coach rooting for his little league player.
50) Chapter 80, page 18: Naruto jumps down to see if Hinata is alright. Naruto ----> Hinata
Platonic. Naruto jumps down to see if Lee is alright after his battle too. Hinata fought hard, so it's a given that he would check to see how she's doing.
52) Chapter 80, page 6: Naruto looks worried as Hinata is taken away by the medical team. Naruto ----> Hinata
Given that Neji was trying to kill her, it's obvious why Naruto is worried. He was worried for Lee when he was taken away by the medics too. Yet again, there is no special feelings that develop from this down the road, so we can say that it's platonic. He's worried about Hinata as a person. She could die.
53) Chapter 81, page 7: Naruto thinks about Hinata's fight, holds her blood out at Neji and says, "You are going down!" Naruto ----> Hinata
I'm sure he made this oath partially to honor Hinata, but I also believe that the bigger reason behind it is because of how Neji looks down on anyone that isn't born with talent. As stated earlier, Neji believes that if you're born without talent, you'll remain that way for the rest of your life. "A loser will always be a loser". Naruto has taken that to heart, and he's determined to prove to Neji that he's wrong. Hinata couldn't do it herself, so Naruto is going to step in and show this genius what can come from hard work. So, is this a romantic moment for NaruHina? Again, I don't think so. Naruto's desire to prove Neji wrong is the driving force behind all of Naruto's moments throughout this entire battle. To me, this overshadows the idea that he's acting this way because of Hinata. Has she inspired him to stand up to Neji? Yes, but she's not the only reason why, and he's not doing this out of love for her. That's why I'm going to say this is a platonic moment.
59) Chapter 98, page 13: Naruto thanks Hinata and says he was feeling uncharacteristically depressed, but now he feels great! Naruto ----> Hinata
I'm going to be nice and give this one to the NaruHina fans. Naruto was feelings really nervous about his battle with Neji, but Hinata was able to snap him out of it. Do I think it's a romantic moment? No, but it does show that she's able to cheer him up when he's down. That being said, Naruto's feelings for her still don't change after this, so there's nothing to worry about. He's still head over heels for his Sakura-chan.

60) Chapter 98, page 14: "A person like you... I really like!!" Naruto ----> Hinata
Despite what some people believed, this wasn't a moment where Naruto realizes he loves Hinata. This is the moment where he acknowledges her as one of his friends. This is what he says to her beforehand: "You know, about you, I thought you were a plain looking, dark, weirdo..." Naruto is saying that his initial thoughts about her were wrong, and that he now considers her a likeable person. A friend. We know from the battle with Gaara, which happens a while after this chapter, that Naruto still loves Sakura, so this isn't a love confession to Hinata. It's completely platonic on Naruto's part. They're now friends.
61) Chapter 98, page 14: "Well, I'm off to the exam! You'd better watch me kick that Neji guy's ass!" Naruto ---> Hinata
Aaaaaand, we're back to kicking Neji's ass. LOL. This is another platonic moment. As stated under #53, Naruto is going to teach Neji the lesson that Hinata couldn't on her own. Of course he wants her to be there and see it. This is not because he loves her, as we learn later on that Naruto still has a crush on Sakura.
68) Chapter 101, page 18: Naruto asks Neji why he mentally attacked Hinata. "Insulting Hinata, automatically deciding she's a loser... I don't know what happened, but pieces of kitten like you who call other people losers... I will never forgive!!!" Naruto ----> Hinata
I'm going to repeat some of what I said for #53: "I also believe that the bigger reason behind it is because of how Neji looks down on anyone that isn't born with talent. As stated earlier, Neji believes that if you're born without talent, you'll remain that way for the rest of your life. "A loser will always be a loser". Naruto has taken that to heart, and he's determined to prove to Neji that he's wrong." It's platonic. **Naruto's anger isn't coming from the fact that Hinata got beaten up by Neji. Of course he isn't happy about that, but that's not why he's so determined right now. It's because of Neji's attitude towards underdogs. Naruto finds it unforgivable and wants to teach him a lesson, as Naruto himself is an underdog and hates being underestimated.
**I'll compare compare this to when Gaara attacks Sakura. During that battle, Naruto is fighting Gaara because he's attacking his precious people, and all of his anger comes from the fact that Sakura's life is in danger:
I feel like Naruto would have reacted more like how he did here if he had been fighting Neji because of what he did to Hinata. Does this make sense?
69) Chapter 105, page 6: Naruto wonders if Hinata watched him beat Neji. Naruto ----> Hinata
Platonic, again. Naruto just taught Neji the lesson that Hinata couldn't. Of course he's hoping that she saw it.
NaruHina Shippuden
That's an awful lot of Hinata ----> Naruto...

After reading through the entire manga again, I'm much less worried about NaruHina than I was this morning. You get a much better perspective of the chapters if you read them as a whole, rather than individually. I recommend everyone re-reads at least Shippuden before panicking over NaruHina.
Anyway, Shippuden is the more important season for NaruHina because that's where their only significant moments occur: Hinata's confession and chapter 615. I'm not going to pay attention to all of the Hinata ----> Naruto because we already know how she feels. So, what about those Naruto ----> Hinata moments?
I'm going to let you guys talk about them, because at this point, I'm really tired of typing.

I'll list all of the Naruto ----> Hinata moments from Shippuden right here for you. Remember, just because it's tagged as "Naruto ----> Hinata", it doesn't mean that Naruto is returning her feelings:
26) Chapter 437, page 9: Naruto tells Hinata to get away. "You're no match for him!" Naruto ----> Hinata
30) Chapter 437, page 13: Pein one-hit K.O's Hinata; Naruto tells him to stop. Naruto ----> Hinata
31) Chapter 437, pages 14-16: Naruto unleashes the power of the Kyuubi after witnessing Hinata's apparent death. Naruto ----> Hinata
33) Chapter 441, page 6: Naruto remembers what happened to Hinata and painfully wonders, "Did I destroy Hinata and the rest of the villagers...!?" Naruto ----> Hinata/Villagers
42) Chapter 490, page 14: Naruto admits he let the Kyuubi take over out of anger when he saw Pein attack Hinata. Naruto ----> Hinata
44) Chapter 558, page 20: Naruto's clone jumps in front of Hinata and saves her from three White Zetsu clones. Naruto ----> Hinata
45) Chapter 559, page 3: Naruto's clone shoves the White Zetsu clones away and asks if she's alright. Naruto ----> Hinata
48) Chapter 559, pages 5-6: Naruto's clone tells Hinata not to worry, and reassures her that she's strong "I'm pretty lame anyway, considering you've saved me at least twice now!" Naruto ----> Hinata
61) Chapter 615, pages 16-17: Naruto moves Hinata's hand off of his face so that he's holding it instead and thanks her for staying at his side. Naruto ----> Hinata
63) Chapter 615, page 18: Naruto charges the Kyuubi cloak and transfers some of it's chakra to Hinata while holding her hand. "Let's go, Hinata!" Naruto ----> Hinata
So, what do you think? Do any of these 10 Shippuden Naruto ----> Hinata moments prove that his feelings for her have changed over the years? I'm going to say no, as most of them weren't even meant to be romantic, or were followed up by moments that suggest Naruto still loves Sakura. I'm sure after reading through all of this, most of you will agree with me. NaruHina floats on Hinata's love for Naruto; not so much the other way around.
Edited by Slextrem, 24 August 2013 - 06:55 PM.