Its official , you destroyed them ^_^. Now this is very amusing Hinata and Sakura talked how many times in the manga? 2? Maybe 3? Someone refresh my memory , because i don't recall many interactions .
deviouslyChaotic is right if Naruto and Hinata were in a relationship or even she was more or less his gf ... then they could say that Sakura would have to bow out and leave the two love birds to resolve/recognize their mutual feelings.
But no, apparently that would be too much........
Its the other way around , isn't it ? Instead of butting in and demanding Naruto's affection and heart , pinning sticky notes that he is her property something like Hinata was depicted in RTN which is exactly how her fans force those characteristics in her , but imply that we do feelings and some other stuff in Sakura . I have the feelings Kishi made her after the fans arguments about her character , but that's just my catch on the situation, maybe he did made those AU and converted characters ,concentrated on their feelings especially Naruto's, which are denied to this very day .
I don't see anything logical in this except the fact that Hinata has to be rewarded yet again.
All those type of fans are in America, and I doubt Kishimoto took the time to research the American fanbase. As another has said, Hinata doesn't need to be with Naruto to be rewarded. Plus, it's the wrong type of view because Naruto isn't a prize to be won.
It's not special at all. Naruto just thanked her and Neji for standing by his side as friends. As Dαrkrєrsŧ said (I think he said this, I'm not sure) Naruto just friend-zoned her in that chapter. Like I said it's not special at all. The fans exaggerated this moment, even our own fandom at the beginning.
@deviouslyChaotic Like I said the majority of the people that read Naruto are actually Hinata and Sasuke fans or they are just the loudest out there. They want Hinata to get her prize because she loved Naruto from day one and that means she must get him. And they want Sasuke to be Hokage because his life was so tragic and he deserves to be happy.
Sasuke deserves to be Hokage, because he had it rough? Of course, like the others hadn't had any difficulty. Naruto aside, Lee had to work three times as heard as everyone else to become a ninja. He also had to go through almost giving up the chance to continue as one. Neji lost his dad due to his clans old traditions and grew up bitter to the main branch because of it. How about every other Jinchuuriki, who had basically same kind of like as Naruto, being hated out of people's fear and anger. Sure, Sasuke deserves to be happy, when he betrayed his village, tried to kill his former team on numerous occasions, directly stabbed Karin, left Juugo and Suigetsu at the summit, and willingly took a revenge path that lead to nothing but only more revenge and emptiness. After all, he's done, he still shows no compassion to those who still care for him. Yeah, he deserves so much.
but what about Naruto's life and what about Naruto's feelings .? Naruto had a worser life than Sasuke , at least Sasuke actually seen his mom and probably dad for some years , at least he had recognition and wasn't suffering from lonliness . And last Hinata's infatuation with naruto should not even be compared to Naruto's TRUE FEELINGS OF LOVE . Naruto deserves his happiness (being Hokage and getting Sakura) and to be honest and no bashing but Sasuke needs to kill himself and Hinata needs to get a life .
I'm not going to go into who suffered more or not, because that's all relative. However, the undeniable fact is Naruto suffered a great deal also. We've seen Naruto still come out the bigger person when it matters, while Sasuke continues to be selfish all the time. Even his desire to become Hokage now is selfish. This alone shows the difference between them. The contrast of one who had nothing but gained so much, and the one who lost everything, and willingly throws away all he could have gained.
Yes, don't want to get too off-topic but having your pair rammed into the depths of hell...literally was not a good feeling.
Is this a metaphor, or did this actually happen in the story?
Edited by DattebayoXShannaro, 06 September 2013 - 02:50 AM.