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[Chatte]

Dunno what to say about the Yandere thing guys...this is how the guy posted it, this is how I share it.
Guess we'll find out tomorrow

[六道仙人]

It sounds just like a prediction to me...

[Moon_Girl]

Oh yeah!
Haha...sorry, my memory sucks.

[xxRomanceGirlxx]

I never thought I'd say "Sasuke", "Uchiha Clan", and "yandere" in the same sentence. Lol, makes so much sense though.

The Uchihas are a Clan of yanderes. Most sensical thing in the manga next to NaruSaku development.

[MangaReader]

I never thought I'd say "Sasuke", "Uchiha Clan", and "yandere" in the same sentence. Lol, makes so much sense though.

The Uchihas are a Clan of yanderes. Most sensical thing in the manga next to NaruSaku development.

To an extent anyway, Sasuke doesn't beat up someone because they do something stupid...

[Moon_Girl]

To an extent anyway, Sasuke doesn't beat up someone because they do something stupid...

I think you're thinking of "Tsundere". Tsundere is Sakura's thing.

Yandere --Click here to view--

"Yandere (ヤンデレ?) a Japanese term for a person who is initially very loving, caring, and gentle to someone (or at least innocent) they really, truly like and care for a lot before their romantic devotion becomes mentally destructive in nature, often through violence and/or brutality. The term is derived from the words yanderu (病んでる?) meaning a mental or emotional illness, and deredere (でれでれ?) meaning to show affection. Yandere characters are mentally unstable, and sometimes are incredibly deranged and are not mentally sane, often using extreme violence and/or brutality as an outlet for their emotions. The usage of the character type has led to criticism over the amount of violence in works such as School Days. Although the character type has been used in anime and manga since Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam in 1985, conscious use of the term only began to be around the turn of the millennium. A classical (and rather extreme) example of yandere is Yuno Gasai, from the manga/anime Future Diary, who is prone to kill anyone who may interfere with her obsessive passion for the series protagonist Yukiteru Amano (or just even be near him without any romantic contact). Yandere are usually, but not always, female characters, and are usually depicted as villains, making them anti-heroes at best but often the only evil teammate when on the good guys' team. For example Rolo Lamperouge from the Code Geass series can be considered a yandere for his ruthless devotion to the series protagonist Lelouch (who himself rises in arms against his father and his empire to create a better world for his little sister), as his affection grows to the point he will attempt to kill even those who are close to Lelouch in order to not be replaced. More good (and otherwise Anti-heroic) examples would be Russia from Axis Powers Hetalia, or Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka in the song "Scissorloid". Yandere can also be shown in movies such as Annie Wilkes in Misery. Sometimes, they can just be played in a comedic, usually exaggerated, context."

I'm not sure if Sasuke or the Uchiha fit the Yandere stereotype completely. Maybe a little bit.

Edited by Moon_Girl, 13 February 2013 - 02:09 AM.

[MangaReader]

I think you're thinking of "Tsundere". Tsundere is Sakura's thing.

Yandere --Click here to view--

"Yandere (ヤンデレ?) a Japanese term for a person who is initially very loving, caring, and gentle to someone (or at least innocent) they really, truly like and care for a lot before their romantic devotion becomes mentally destructive in nature, often through violence and/or brutality. The term is derived from the words yanderu (病んでる?) meaning a mental or emotional illness, and deredere (でれでれ?) meaning to show affection. Yandere characters are mentally unstable, and sometimes are incredibly deranged and are not mentally sane, often using extreme violence and/or brutality as an outlet for their emotions. The usage of the character type has led to criticism over the amount of violence in works such as School Days. Although the character type has been used in anime and manga since Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam in 1985, conscious use of the term only began to be around the turn of the millennium. A classical (and rather extreme) example of yandere is Yuno Gasai, from the manga/anime Future Diary, who is prone to kill anyone who may interfere with her obsessive passion for the series protagonist Yukiteru Amano (or just even be near him without any romantic contact). Yandere are usually, but not always, female characters, and are usually depicted as villains, making them anti-heroes at best but often the only evil teammate when on the good guys' team. For example Rolo Lamperouge from the Code Geass series can be considered a yandere for his ruthless devotion to the series protagonist Lelouch (who himself rises in arms against his father and his empire to create a better world for his little sister), as his affection grows to the point he will attempt to kill even those who are close to Lelouch in order to not be replaced. More good (and otherwise Anti-heroic) examples would be Russia from Axis Powers Hetalia, or Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka in the song "Scissorloid". Yandere can also be shown in movies such as Annie Wilkes in Misery. Sometimes, they can just be played in a comedic, usually exaggerated, context."

I'm not sure if Sasuke or the Uchiha fit the Yandere stereotype completely. Maybe a little bit.

Wow... I totally looked at that wrong XD

[Don-kun]

Wow... I totally looked at that wrong XD

It's amazing that after seeing Yandere Hinata behavior in RTN you thought if was something else.

[MangaReader]

It's amazing that after seeing Yandere Hinata behavior in RTN you thought if was something else.

I don't make it a habit to remember all Japan manga character title That and I sorta rushed looking at subject...

But yeah, Sasuke totally fits that bill, though I don't think he "Loves" Naruto like that

[Don-kun]

I don't make it a habit to remember all Japan manga character title That and I sorta rushed looking at subject...

But yeah, Sasuke totally fits that bill, though I don't think he "Loves" Naruto like that

You right because he really loves Itachi and in someways his clan more than anything else in the world.

[MangaReader]

You right because he really loves Itachi and in someways his clan more than anything else in the world.

So yeah, he's got a special obsession (almost with himself)

[xxRomanceGirlxx]

I don't make it a habit to remember all Japan manga character title That and I sorta rushed looking at subject...

But yeah, Sasuke totally fits that bill, though I don't think he "Loves" Naruto like that

The way I've always classified Sasuke's "brother love" for Naruto was a male example of a Tsundere. Part 1 explictly showed this the best starting from the Wave Arc to the his fight with Gaara. In Part 2, since I'm pretty sure he cares for him somewhere really deep down (under all the hatred lol), his Tsundere relationship with Naruto turned to homicidal Tsundere "I'll kill you" type of thing (but this time, not for comedy).

Unless there's a better trope for Sasuke when it relates to Naruto ... I can't remember it.

[MangaReader]

The way I've always classified Sasuke's "brother love" for Naruto was a male example of a Tsundere. Part 1 explictly showed this the best starting from the Wave Arc to the his fight with Gaara. In Part 2, since I'm pretty sure he cares for him somewhere really deep down (under all the hatred lol), his Tsundere relationship with Naruto turned to homicidal Tsundere "I'll kill you" type of thing (but this time, not for comedy).

Unless there's a better trope for Sasuke when it relates to Naruto ... I can't remember it.

Sounds like it fits the bill... I wouldn't know about anything else ^^;

[Awes9]

Spoiler pic for the new chapter if anyone is interested : http://www.imagebam....bc9518237048695

[kirabook]

Daw. This probably means no hint of Minato yet after all. *sigh*

[TouKen4Life3g]

Spoiler pic for the new chapter if anyone is interested : http://www.imagebam....bc9518237048695

One thing for sure is that we will soon learn if Mito was really there in the battle. You know, for those who believed this theory.

[neoshadow]

spoiler box just to be safe --Click here to view--

When I first looked at the image I immediately thought "We're going back to Naruto already? You'd think Kishi would want to milk Sasuke and the Kages a bit more" but looking more at it I guess this is Hashirama vs Madara flashback, that will be cool to see

[Awes9]

Minato can wait I'm more interested in the senju brothers we know nothing about them and since I always loved Tobirama I'm enjoying these chapters.

[TouKen4Life3g]

Minato can wait I'm more interested in the senju brothers we know nothing about them and since I always loved Tobirama I'm enjoying these chapters.

Minato most likely to be the last one to close the conversation and most likely, he will probably mention Naruto and Sasuke may come to a thought of him. Right now, it's time to unfold history. This is getting really interesting.

[Awes9]

Minato most likely to be the last one to close the conversation and most likely, he will probably mention Naruto and Sasuke may come to a thought of him. Right now, it's time to unfold history. This is getting really interesting.

Yes, he will most likely be last but for now we are going to learn more about Madara and Hashi and I'm hyped I really want to see a flashback of the vote fight I have been waiting for that a long time, these chapters are a breath of fresh air from the boring war.