Alright, I just got done taking a six hour test on some pretty obscure legal principles (seriously, why test on common law criminal law when NOBODY uses it anymore) and spending and hour and half in rush hour traffic (I swear I-35 is Dallas's largest parking lot) so I need some release.
I find this amusing because it contradicts itself several times.
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ONly way I see NaruSaku happening is if Sasuke dies...Have you ever heard of the saying opposites attract...
Not to mention that Sakura only feels that way about Naruto because she feels sorry for him/has not actualy been around Sasuke enough for her old self to comeback out...
Markus dealt with the first point. That's not the whole saying, the whole saying actually refutes your argument. Next, it is only a saying, nothing more. However, even assuming that your version of the saying is correct, it is still not very helpful. First, relantionships need common ground. It's difficult to be with someone long term when you share no similarities with them. You either cannot tolerate them or there is nothing to build on. Second, such cliches (this includes the Yin and Yang comparison) are only valid if Kishimoto actually has those in mind when writing out the series. Thus, you not only assume that he is basing his decisions on that saying, but that he is basing them of off an incorrect version of it. You have no proof this is the case, and without such proof any consistency the manga has with such cliches is nothing more than a coincidence.
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Sakura is such a jerk. After being a complete ass to him her entire life, she suddenly decides she likes him. Hinata was there first, Sakura. Go away.
No, she didn't suddenly decide she liked him. One of the reasons many people on this particular board like the relationship as much as they do is because her liking of him was born from his constant support and encouragment. It other words, it was earned, not simply given based on perception of the person. He was there when she needed him the most. He did so by doing things like cheering her one during the exams, protecting her from Gaara, giving her the promise of a lifetime when Sasuke left, and so on. It has been a slow, but consistent development. It didn't come out of nowhere.
As far as Hinata being there first, you'll need to be more specific. But I suspect you mean acknowledgement. I think Blessed Devil's post does a nice job with this, so I'll just refer back to that post.
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NOOOO!! Not Sakura! I hope he ends up with Hinata. She deserves him more.
And who does Naruto deserve? Your statement suggests that it is Sakura. Hinata's devotion and apparent acknowledgment (from which I assume this statement is derived) can be compared to Naruto's devotion to Sakura.
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I could see Naruhina happening if the go on a mission and Itachi kidnaps her...or something.
So could NarutoIno or NarutoTenten. Itachi has about as much motivation to kidnap Ino or Tenten as he does Hinata, which is none. Marcus is right, why would he kidnap her? She has no relevance to their current mission (or any existing plot thread). As I said, she has had no role in the series since the chuunin exams, so I certainly can't think of a reason for Itachi to kidnapper her. I suppose as a counter one might say to use her as a hostage. But that's easy to refute because, there is no evidence that Akatsuki or Itachi know anything about Hinata's crush on Naruto (or that Naruto and Hinata even know each other), so there is no reason to believe they would pick her.
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proof that it will never be narutoxsakura
spoilers?
http://www.cinnamons...aku_special.jpgYou guys should watch the fillers with naruto and hinata and any otehr appearances with them both in the same place, it really points to naruhina
Filler's heh...I think they fact that you need to rely on this speaks for itself. As noted in my last post, in the manga there are only two very brief appearances with them in the same place that occur after the Chuunin exams, and Naruto was not even aware she there in one of them. That's a long time for there to be so little exposure. The fillers are not designed as a supplement to the manga, but are used to ensure that the anime does not catch up with the manga and, thus, prevent them from being in a position of either having nothing to go on or having to guess Kishimoto's next move.
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Two words: Opposites attract.
Do you know nothing of love?
See first argument.
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Naru-Hina is a far better Pairing than Naru-Saku, scince the latter doesnt have a certain idiot being forced on us with said idiot being pointed out that the whore loves a bunch.
Also, Hinata acctually gave a **** about Naruto even before he got "uber", only Naruto is too damn stupid to realise that given the chance, he might acctually be able to boink her. But like I said, he's dumb as a mule. A Loudmouth Moron and a Shy Moron seems like a more plausable pairing if anything.
Sakura only started liking Naruto after he got "uber" and had to go through leaps and bounds to get her to like her, and even then she continues to like some idiot who treats her like **** and does nothing for her, and STILL continues to mistreat Naruto on occasion. Stupid ******* worthless whore. Itll be one of the most disgusting relationships Ive ever seen. Itll be worse than FF8's(Pointing that out for no real reason >_>).
Knowing Kishi however, I wont be surprised if it does end up being Naru-Saku.
This seems to be an opinion masquerading as an argument. If you think that NaruHina is a better pairing, I have no objection. You are entitled to like any pairing for any reason you want. I agree with the second paragraph, that perhaps if he weren't so dense, he might have noticed her apparent crush and there might have been something. However, the fact remains that he is that dense and he did not and has not noticed it so the statement is nothing more than speculation about what could have been and doesn't really provide much support for the NaruHina position. The last statement in the paragraph implies that NaruSaku is not such a pairing, so my question is why isn't NaruSaku plausible as well?
Actually as I said before, your third paragraph (well the first sentence of it anyway) is why many people like NaruSaku. It is because he had to go through those leaps and bounds, he had to earn her respect and friendship rather than simply crushing because she was cool and pretty way Sakura did to Sasuke in first half of part one. As a result, her feelings are regarding are a lot more genuine than her initial crush on Sasuke (though I think her feelings were more genuine at the end of part 1).
And I disagree with your assement on how Sakura currently treats Naruto. She, for the most part treats him as if she genuinely cares about him. For example, when he to four tails, she started crying and saying that he did not have to go after Sasuke anyone and that she would retreive Sasuke for the both of them. She was scared because he was losing himself to the Kyuubi. Afterwards, she's upset at herself because she could't do more to help him out and prevent his current condition. The only times she has been angry and/or violent with him in Part 2 is when he shoves his foot in his mouth or does something stupid (i.e. doing a perverted jutsu in front of woman is not a very good idea).
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Sakura and Sasuke will probably end up with eachother
It's always been a trend of Shonen to have the theme that love conquers all, and first loves are best loves (see Goku and Chichi)
Besides, that would make a not so happy ending for a main character, Sasuke, and it's a law of Jump for all main good guys to have a happy ending.
What baffles me with this argument is statement number two. Uh, I'm not sure I understand why a NaruSaku pairing doesn't result in love concurring all, while SasuSaku does. Second, first loves as best loves? Given the NaruHina arguments you made, this statement contridicts your position. Who was Naruto's first (and so far only) love? It was Sakura. Second, to have SasuSaku means that Naruto does not get his first love. NaruSaku means that Sakura does not get hers. Your statement can never be completely satisfied. Besides, even if I were to accept the GokuChichi comparision, that relationship seems closer to NaruSaku then SasuSaku. Goku's personality is a lot more like Naruto then Sasuke (who more closely resembles Vegeta).
First, why does something contrary to SasuSaku mean Sasuke never gets a happy ending? I would think simply killing Itachi would be sufficient (even if Sasuke dies in the process) because that is by far his biggest demon. His recent statements indicate that this is far, far more important than reviving his clan (assuming that he even cares about that right now). Second, your statement reeks of the "Hinata the Consolation Prize" argument. Naruto is a main character. He has been pinning after Sakura a long time and would likely be rather depressed if SasuSaku did happen. So then where is his happy ending? Hinata, right? However, in this scenario she is used a consolation prize so one does not have to feel bad for Naruto not getting Sakura, and, thus, to justify SasuSaku. You might say he may just be happy for them and that is enough him, but then, the same is true of Sasuke with regard to NaruSaku. I don't mean to imply that a happy ending for Naruto requires NaruSaku either, but simply argue that your statement does not require your stated result.
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A lot of peopel keep saying that NaruHina works, there needs to be a change. Well, duh. NaruSak was impossible from the get-go, too, and change is pretty much the central theme of naruto (Obviously for awhile, but arguably overall). And seeing as Hinata did make chunin, she did change some. Smart writing from here on could easily make it work.
Either your ignoring Sakura changes completely or you are providing a very narrow definition of the concept of change. I say this because Sakura is a chuunin too. The same Sakura who once stated that she didn't think she could beat Naruto, and who later holds her own when fighting Sasori. The same Sakura who dervided her self-confidence vicariously (from being near Sasuke or Ino) and who now has confidence in herself and her abilities. And finally, the same Sakura who once stated that the thing she hated was Naruto and, now, who cares a lot about him. This compared to Hinata who has made Chuunin. A Hinata who, if you accept the NaruHina argument about her feelings during the chuunin exams, has seen no change in her feelings combined with a Naruto who feelings have not changed. The more accurate comparison between NaruSaku and NaruHina is that between Sakura (for NaruSaku) and Naruto (for NaruHina). While Sakura's feelings regarding Naruto have changed and grown, Naruto's feelings regarding Hinata have gone nowhere.