Yeah. Well I do apologize for getting heated up.
Naruto Shippuden: Road To Ninja
#8361
Posted 21 May 2013 - 12:33 AM
Yeah. Well I do apologize for getting heated up.
#8363
Posted 21 May 2013 - 12:59 AM
When dealing with any Hinata related fandom, trust me that's really hard.
#8364
Posted 21 May 2013 - 01:08 AM
The "deal with it" in the middle of the image proves your point though.
#8365
Posted 21 May 2013 - 01:21 AM
I know but we still have to follow the forum rules.
#8366
Posted 21 May 2013 - 02:26 AM
Sakura > Hinata.
Can't forgot that Sakura actually successfully fought back for sometime too
#8367
Posted 21 May 2013 - 03:20 AM

"They don't want none"
#8368
Posted 21 May 2013 - 03:37 AM
Take a look at this guys:

The NaruHina fans are trying to say the film ripped off this scene from the manga now...
if anything, it shows how Sakura is the better heroine.
Sakura went to help Naruto with the goal to defend Naruto and distract Tobi long enough for Naruto to get back up on his feet.
Hinata practically went on a selfish suicide mission just to confess her love to Naruto even though she knew she couldn't stand a chance against Pain
Sakura stood fighting the enemy and managed to take a hit without being K'Oed
Hinata tried to fight but was KOed almost immediately
Sakura managed to stop the Kyuubi from being extracted
Hinata almost managed to bring the Kyuubi out, thus could have killed Naruto and endanger everyone near by.
Sakura got a positive moment with Naruto; rescue scene
Hinata made Naruto feel guilty

Image drawn by me ![]()
#8369
Posted 21 May 2013 - 03:43 AM
Sakura went to help Naruto with the goal to defend Naruto and distract Tobi long enough for Naruto to get back up on his feet.
Hinata practically went on a selfish suicide mission just to confess her love to Naruto even though she knew she couldn't stand a chance against Pain
Sakura stood fighting the enemy and managed to take a hit without being K'Oed
Hinata tried to fight but was KOed almost immediately
Sakura managed to stop the Kyuubi from being extracted
Hinata almost managed to bring the Kyuubi out, thus could have killed Naruto and endanger everyone near by.
Sakura got a positive moment with Naruto; rescue scene
Hinata made Naruto feel guilty
So in other words, this argument got backfired really horribly. Yeah. You know, I remember long time ago, people thought Naruto was going to give the flowers that Konan gave him to Hinata. That was the prediction. I'm not kidding. I said, "Perhaps." Then next chapter.....yeah....
Anyway, where's that Taka Fansubs? I'm about to download the movie from elsewhere and see it on the Xbox.
#8370
Posted 21 May 2013 - 04:28 AM
Sakura went to help Naruto with the goal to defend Naruto and distract Tobi long enough for Naruto to get back up on his feet.
Hinata practically went on a selfish suicide mission just to confess her love to Naruto even though she knew she couldn't stand a chance against Pain
Sakura stood fighting the enemy and managed to take a hit without being K'Oed
Hinata tried to fight but was KOed almost immediately
Sakura managed to stop the Kyuubi from being extracted
Hinata almost managed to bring the Kyuubi out, thus could have killed Naruto and endanger everyone near by.
Sakura got a positive moment with Naruto; rescue scene
Hinata made Naruto feel guilty
agreed on all points
#8371
Posted 21 May 2013 - 06:16 PM
Hinata practically went on a selfish suicide mission just to confess her love to Naruto even though she knew she couldn't stand a chance against Pain
Sakura managed to stop the Kyuubi from being extracted
Hinata almost managed to bring the Kyuubi out, thus could have killed Naruto and endanger everyone near by.
In defense of Hinata a little, I believe what she did during the Pein Arc was, in her own way, showing how much she's willing to try and protect Naruto even if the odds are against her. It wasn't only to confess, although I do wish she wouldn't have chosen to confess THEN.
Actually Hinata DID manage to bring the kyuubi out (of course...not with all of its tails. But, in a way, since Naruto had no control then it wouldn't be him causing all of the destruction). HOWEVER, I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have expected that to happen, considering she wouldn't have had any knowledge of Naruto's seal weakening and, thus, easily losing control of Kurama when enraged. Therefore, I don't think it's fair to blame her completely for this.
Edited by Qia, 21 May 2013 - 06:17 PM.
#8372
Posted 21 May 2013 - 06:50 PM
Actually Hinata DID manage to bring the kyuubi out (of course...not with all of its tails. But, in a way, since Naruto had no control then it wouldn't be him causing all of the destruction). HOWEVER, I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have expected that to happen, considering she wouldn't have had any knowledge of Naruto's seal weakening and, thus, easily losing control of Kurama when enraged. Therefore, I don't think it's fair to blame her completely for this.
Not at all, the reason she was selfish is because Naruto asked why she was there when he said that no one should interfere then she replies "because i love you".
It's selfish because she didnt jumped there because Naruto was a friend or she cares too much about him but just because she loves him, because of herself this is the difference.
it's the same thing when Sakura on a desperate move said to Sasuke that she wanted to go with him on part 1 during her confession or recnetly when she knew she could not kill Sasuke but went in there alone on the same way, both cases would only bring pain to Naruto due to selfish love.
Edited by Dαrkrєrsŧ, 21 May 2013 - 06:52 PM.
#8373
Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:03 PM
It's selfish because she didnt jumped there because Naruto was a friend or she cares too much about him but just because she loves him, because of herself this is the difference.
it's the same thing when Sakura on a desperate move said to Sasuke that she wanted to go with him on part 1 during her confession or recnetly when she knew she could not kill Sasuke but went in there alone on the same way, both cases would only bring pain to Naruto due to selfish love.
So basically you're saying her reasoning behind jumping in was selfish? But wouldn't you say that if she hadn't have had to explain herself, saying that she loved him and was being selfish, then her act wouldn't have looked as selfish as it did? And that, really, it all comes down to the fact that she chose to confess in that situation?
Edited by Qia, 21 May 2013 - 09:05 PM.
#8374
Posted 21 May 2013 - 09:27 PM
#8375
Posted 21 May 2013 - 11:10 PM
She jumped because she loved him, i dont see Naruto as an example jumping to protect Sakura as he did on the war arc because he loved her, i didnt see him saving her two times because he loved her, Hinata jumped there because she loved him not because of friendship or bonds or whatever everyone knew that they should not interfere no matter what but she chose to go in there and her excuse was the fact that she loved him, she was selfish, her actions were selfish since she knew she didnt stand a chance and didnt even tried to remove that bars from Naruto she just jumped in there and confessed her love.
She was selfish the same way that Sakura was selfish when she went there to kill Sasuke alone despite knowing she wasnt capable of killing him, her death was certain just like Hinata's but the difference is that Hinata got a "Disney" death.
Edited by Dαrkrєrsŧ, 21 May 2013 - 11:14 PM.
#8376
Posted 21 May 2013 - 11:46 PM
She was selfish the same way that Sakura was selfish when she went there to kill Sasuke alone despite knowing she wasnt capable of killing him, her death was certain just like Hinata's but the difference is that Hinata got a "Disney" death.
So she jumped because she loves him....hmm...still don't see how her loving him and wanting to protect him because of that love is selfish.
Edited by Qia, 21 May 2013 - 11:49 PM.
#8377
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:06 AM
She was selfish the same way that Sakura was selfish when she went there to kill Sasuke alone despite knowing she wasnt capable of killing him, her death was certain just like Hinata's but the difference is that Hinata got a "Disney" death.
I think your going a little overboard with this. I don't judge her for trying to (somewhat) protect Naruto because she loves him. My problem is that she confesses to Naruto and rushes to attack Pein without even thinking about how this helps Naruto in this situation. Pein is a guy that Naruto has difficulty handling and yet she charges him without even considering her actions. She doesn't even stand a chance in this fight. Yet, the whole time she leaves Naruto pinned to the ground with metal bars going through his body. In the end, the manga makes it look like she jumped down there to confess her love to Naruto before she lost her chance to do so and was willing to die because she lost her faith in Naruto (again) and thought he was going to die. That's why I find her confession to be selfish. She only considered her love instead of caring about Naruto's well-being and how to protect the village by defeating Pein.
#8378
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:22 AM
Take a look at this guys:

The NaruHina fans are trying to say the film ripped off this scene from the manga now...
LMAO! Well, that kick has nothing to do with Hinata. That's Tsunade's signature...
#8379
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:35 AM
#8380
Posted 22 May 2013 - 02:17 AM
She didn't fought back she tried to attack Pain and he sent her packing with shinra tensei. Please ignore the anime version where she fought him, tried to break Naruto free and she was able to take 5 shinra tensei when Jiraiya and Kakashi only took one for them to get killed.
Edited by Gravenimage, 22 May 2013 - 02:17 AM.
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