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[desaix]

(don't take this post seriously; it's just a silly thought)

 

Maybe Kishimoto is setting up Hinata as the final villain for when her jealous rage over Naruto and Sakura's relationship consumes her....

[pharix]

I wish Kishi'd let Hinata stand on her own two feet and stop needing to think about Naruto to do anything. it's really getting irritating now lol :/

 

[FoolishYoungling]

(don't take this post seriously; it's just a silly thought)

 

Maybe Kishimoto is setting up Hinata as the final villain for when her jealous rage over Naruto and Sakura's relationship consumes her....

 

Yandere Hinata!

[Gaara's hair]

(don't take this post seriously; it's just a silly thought)

Maybe Kishimoto is setting up Hinata as the final villain for when her jealous rage over Naruto and Sakura's relationship consumes her....

She would be powerful foe since, according to my older brother he saw fanart or a doujin. I don't remeber what it was, but Hinata defeated Goku.

[Gravenimage]

She would be powerful foe since, according to my older brother he saw fanart or a doujin. I don't remeber what it was, but Hinata defeated Goku.

 

[Gaara's hair]

She won, because Goku has never fought someone who could close off his chakra points. So it says that it was an unfair fight, although Goku doesn't have a chakra system. XD

[TouKen4Life3g]

(don't take this post seriously; it's just a silly thought)

 

Maybe Kishimoto is setting up Hinata as the final villain for when her jealous rage over Naruto and Sakura's relationship consumes her....

Lol. I actually said I saw a cartoon movie (when I said cartoon, I mean under 10), last night because it was nostalgic and I was bored. Anyway, it was funny because the girl finally met her love interest's parents and she wants to know if there's anything that the boy talks about her. The reply is no. So, the girl rebelled and all the people who want revenge on the main characters, attack them. That all said I can imagine Hinata.

[Kakashi-Sensei]

(don't take this post seriously; it's just a silly thought)

 

Maybe Kishimoto is setting up Hinata as the final villain for when her jealous rage over Naruto and Sakura's relationship consumes her....

 

[Gravenimage]

 

 

[Chatte]

 

Oh, my... 

[Gaara's hair]

That suprised me, I was like what!!!

[Sakamaki Izayoi]

I actually wonder if she meant it in romantic way... I guess so. 

Yeah 579 sends the regards.

[Tsuki Hoshino]

Am I like the only one who thinks that Kishimoto is trying to sort of...subtly poke fun at all of the Sakura haters through Hinata? ( In a way that's completely lost on them much like almost the entire series 90% of the time.)

I mean just look:

Hinata: Naruto-kun, Naruto-kun's hand, Naruto-kun's side, blah blah blah...

To me it feels like She's almost EXACTLY like Part one Sakura, only with so much LESS depth. She feels like cardboard and her constant clinging to Naruto and his Ideal's only seems to further it. Absolutely EVERYTHING to her ends up being attached to Naruto in some way. ( Sattelite character to the max) 

Meanwhile, Sakura went from Sasuke-kun this, Sasuke-kun that to "How can I be of use, to all of team seven and therefore my village?" Her life, her goals and Ideals no longer revolve around a single person, in the excact opposite of Hinata's character...

Which leads me to wonder why there is such a hero worship over Hinata... ( I don't mean to be sounding like a Hater...Hinata's Okay, but not my favorite by far.)

It really feels to me like Kishimoto is trying to make a point about Hinata and Sakura's characters, especially lately. 
 

[arian_rad]

Am I like the only one who thinks that Kishimoto is trying to sort of...subtly poke fun at all of the Sakura haters through Hinata? ( In a way that's completely lost on them much like almost the entire series 90% of the time.)

I mean just look:

Hinata: Naruto-kun, Naruto-kun's hand, Naruto-kun's side, blah blah blah...

To me it feels like She's almost EXACTLY like Part one Sakura, only with so much LESS depth. She feels like cardboard and her constant clinging to Naruto and his Ideal's only seems to further it. Absolutely EVERYTHING to her ends up being attached to Naruto in some way. ( Sattelite character to the max) 

Meanwhile, Sakura went from Sasuke-kun this, Sasuke-kun that to "How can I be of use, to all of team seven and therefore my village?" Her life, her goals and Ideals no longer revolve around a single person, in the excact opposite of Hinata's character...

Which leads me to wonder why there is such a hero worship over Hinata... ( I don't mean to be sounding like a Hater...Hinata's Okay, but not my favorite by far.)

It really feels to me like Kishimoto is trying to make a point about Hinata and Sakura's characters, especially lately. 
 

It's showing hinata and sakura are one and opposite, I completely agree. As sakura is somewhat able to find herself and try to get over her love for someone who does now return it, she finds something better to cling onto and fight for such as her village, her teammates, etc.. While hinata is still stuck in a place where she is still running her feelings through for someone who most likely like 99% will not return her feelings romantically. Simple as that, hinata needs to find a different source for her strength and more than one way to define who she is because as much as people say sakura's character is an asspull, the real asspull seems to be hinata.

[Chatte]

Am I like the only one who thinks that Kishimoto is trying to sort of...subtly poke fun at all of the Sakura haters through Hinata? ( In a way that's completely lost on them much like almost the entire series 90% of the time.)

I mean just look:

Hinata: Naruto-kun, Naruto-kun's hand, Naruto-kun's side, blah blah blah...

To me it feels like She's almost EXACTLY like Part one Sakura, only with so much LESS depth. She feels like cardboard and her constant clinging to Naruto and his Ideal's only seems to further it. Absolutely EVERYTHING to her ends up being attached to Naruto in some way. ( Sattelite character to the max) 

Meanwhile, Sakura went from Sasuke-kun this, Sasuke-kun that to "How can I be of use, to all of team seven and therefore my village?" Her life, her goals and Ideals no longer revolve around a single person, in the excact opposite of Hinata's character...

Which leads me to wonder why there is such a hero worship over Hinata... ( I don't mean to be sounding like a Hater...Hinata's Okay, but not my favorite by far.)

It really feels to me like Kishimoto is trying to make a point about Hinata and Sakura's characters, especially lately. 
 

This is something I've been saying all along.

After Sakura's confession, I feel like Kishi is somewhat taking revenge on the audience by doing this with Hinata, for calling her the heroine and hating on Sakura...

[六道仙人]

I don't believe that he's so smart until to this point xD

[HauntedCake]

 

 

Am I like the only one who thinks that Kishimoto is trying to sort of...subtly poke fun at all of the Sakura haters through Hinata? ( In a way that's completely lost on them much like almost the entire series 90% of the time.)

I mean just look:

Hinata: Naruto-kun, Naruto-kun's hand, Naruto-kun's side, blah blah blah...

To me it feels like She's almost EXACTLY like Part one Sakura, only with so much LESS depth. She feels like cardboard and her constant clinging to Naruto and his Ideal's only seems to further it. Absolutely EVERYTHING to her ends up being attached to Naruto in some way. ( Sattelite character to the max) 

Meanwhile, Sakura went from Sasuke-kun this, Sasuke-kun that to "How can I be of use, to all of team seven and therefore my village?" Her life, her goals and Ideals no longer revolve around a single person, in the excact opposite of Hinata's character...

Which leads me to wonder why there is such a hero worship over Hinata... ( I don't mean to be sounding like a Hater...Hinata's Okay, but not my favorite by far.)

It really feels to me like Kishimoto is trying to make a point about Hinata and Sakura's characters, especially lately. 
 

This this this

 

110% agree with you

[Gravenimage]

Am I like the only one who thinks that Kishimoto is trying to sort of...subtly poke fun at all of the Sakura haters through Hinata? ( In a way that's completely lost on them much like almost the entire series 90% of the time.)

I mean just look:

Hinata: Naruto-kun, Naruto-kun's hand, Naruto-kun's side, blah blah blah...

To me it feels like She's almost EXACTLY like Part one Sakura, only with so much LESS depth. She feels like cardboard and her constant clinging to Naruto and his Ideal's only seems to further it. Absolutely EVERYTHING to her ends up being attached to Naruto in some way. ( Sattelite character to the max) 

Meanwhile, Sakura went from Sasuke-kun this, Sasuke-kun that to "How can I be of use, to all of team seven and therefore my village?" Her life, her goals and Ideals no longer revolve around a single person, in the excact opposite of Hinata's character...

Which leads me to wonder why there is such a hero worship over Hinata... ( I don't mean to be sounding like a Hater...Hinata's Okay, but not my favorite by far.)

It really feels to me like Kishimoto is trying to make a point about Hinata and Sakura's characters, especially lately. 
 

 

I've been thinking about that too. It would seem he's angry at the NH fandom and the haters for hating Sakura. When you look at Hinata it might be that he's poking fun at them. I really can't explain it but that's how I see it. One would think she will move on from Naruto after she confessed to him at 437 but she kept her obsession all the way to the fourth war arc and she's still thinking as if she has a chance to be with him, but she's NOT going to do a damn thing about it. She's not going to go to Naruto and tell him" let's get together Naruto-kun", nothing of the sort. She's going to continue thinking and fantasizing about him with out doing anything. It really feels like Kishi is doing this to her character to get even with the NH fans and the Sakura haters. 

[sushi.]

^If it's true, I don't know if I like it or not.

 

From an objective standpoint, it's not good writing and shows how little he cares about her character.

 

On the other hand, I personally think it's a hilarious payback.

Edited by sushi., 06 June 2013 - 09:58 PM.

[Arachnia]

 

OMG Really? i knew it