Two things:
1) Bolded: What is she refering to when she says this?
2) your avatar pic is awesome love it

1) Basically, she's referring to how he has been given all these insurmountable tasks, from saving Konoha to saving the entire ninja world. He tends to place all of these burdens solely upon himself. This time, she says, everyone will be there to fight alongside him.
2) Thanks. I sure love Google Images.
I just don't understand where these insane perceptions of hinata began and grew into such nonsense at times.
I don't hate hinata just her insane fan base that blows things out of proportion. So many arguments I came across have them saying narusaku is dead and use aspects of naruto giving up. Wait wait wait, they show evidence of him succeeding again and again but giving up on sakura, they lost their own reasoning in example like this. I just cannot wrap my head around how fans can just idolize a simple minor character who had little relevance to the main story and only plays a slightly bigger role in the war.
She is not even in 100 chapters, how is she just hugely important? Naruto himself is not in the focus 100%. I would say he is around 80% of all chapters, sakura at least 70%, some arcs she was left behind like return of itachi, search for tsunade, and obviously the current war arc. In many others like Sasuke retrieval, hidan and kakuzu, and itachi pursuit, she still had an important side role in these at least appearing over hinata. Hinata just vanishes in part 1 after the Chunin exams. She has a minor apperence in sai arc and in the itachi pursuit yet only stays around standing doing little to nothing. How is she some ideal heroine as they perceive her to be when she only has 1 arc of real paced development and the rest is just scattered with minimal advances?
Worst naruhina fans act as if its impossible for sakura to fall in love with naruto, it's like it's harder than turning lead to gold. Yet they are okay with SS which destroys sasukes character? Neji honestly died for a character with not even 100 chapters? That's what most of us are pissed at neji died for minimal development in a lose sense. I don't even go to naruto wiki save for stuff like the Justu, I mean on hinatas page they still show her current event as holding narutos hand and not the events afterwards. I mean its like naruhina fans want to keep the perception of naruhina as big as it has got despite it being almost a hollowed idealology.
I don't want it to sound like I'm bashing but its this type of that makes us go are you serious? They even act as naruto is a love story and belongs to their fandom, no just no..... What has fandom come too?
Didn't Kishi basically confirm that the love triangle still exists too, I mean alongside even earlier saying how sakuras crush on Sasuke was selfish, seriously? Sure no resolution to the confessin has come but it's still logical to think that naruto still has feelings for her after what sai explained. They have been apart for a while but the confinement arc was about meeting his parents, his origin, and mastery over kurama. The war has been on everyone and lots of development and closure for many like gaara and team 10. Others like mifune and dauri being newer characters got some attention. With sakura gone for a bit save the zetsu and slight reunion with him on the field that reunion is the only interaction they have had since aside from telling her to heal Kakashi. Still if hinata started this chain of spotlight for everyone, obviously sakura is near the end. Plus with sakura out of the picture for some reason, only character reacting to hinatas speech, and not seen with the nine tails power along with sai, her depressed feelings over sasuke in 540, and tsunades potential death. Is it too hard to imagine sakura getting some powerup and change away from Sasuke with all these events laid down? To many sakura and narusaku haters, it's harder to imagine that Tobi was obito when it was obvious from the start.
I hate to say it, but I think most NH fans are simpleminded when it comes to reading comprehension. Such things as the prominence of a character throughout the story, the pacing of their overall development, and their role and importance in the main conflict...none of that really matters in their perception of the manga.
Their line of logic is more or less:
Hinata has a more complex and tragic backstory.
Hinata doesn't emotionally break down and cry all the time.
Hinata has a much better personality than Sakura.
Hinata has helped Naruto in so many more ways than Sakura has.
Hinata is more skilled as a kunoichi than Sakura.
Hinata has never been a b!tch to Naruto and has always loved him.
Therefore, Hinata>Sakura in every single way and makes a much better heroine.
All those mistranslated interviews don't help matters either.
Edited by Baguette, 21 March 2013 - 01:35 AM.