It's their role. We don't know what Sakura might do in the upcoming chapters. The battle is somewhat far from over. For now, she engaged in battle showing the brute strength of her seal and the healing power. Do we know what she might do and what she got up in her sleeves regarding her seal in the upcoming chapters?
Are there any additional techniques or evolutions to the seal? Has Sakura made reference to any remaining functions of the chakra reserved on her forehead? No, because at the moment she is capitalising on what faculties of the White Strength Seal we known of. Whatever theory that the fandom conceptualises remains unproven until Kishi makes an allusion or confirmation in the manga.
It doesn't stop here for her.
Prove it. Offer some form of evidence that can legitimise any inkling of further involvement in this conflict for Sakura.
What Naruto and Sasuke done was their role in this fight when she was doing the healing. Not to mention that it needs to be shown Naruto and Sasuke doing a combo attack.
All three of them have already completed their respective duties. The difference is that Naruto and Sasuke have shifted their attention from completing a combined attack to readying themselves for Tobi's resurgence when the Jubi completes its assimilation into his body. Sakura, on the other hand, has not sought out any additional goals for herself. She has assumed a passive role entirely as the Alliance's healer.
The wording at the end of chapter 633 as she summoned Katsuyu attests to a continued role as medic.
The question you asked here, you have a point. But, don't you think that maybe Kishi is holding her back because he's saving her for later ?
Possibly, possibly not... I would like to believe that there will be additional contributions made by Sakura in this fight but I have no veriable discernment of the direction Kishi is intending for the story. No one excluding his editors and possibly Studio Pierrot have that sort of knowledge.
Maybe she's saving energy or something that this will be mentioned afterwards?
Another unfounded allegation with no evidence to prove itself. Sakura has not offered her services as a fighter since chapter 631. You see the flaw with this logic is that it implies that Sakura would abandon her role as the only medical personnel inside of the barrier who can reach the shinobi in order to restore them should they be injured during battle. There is a greater susceptibility for grievous injuries and it would resemble a dereliction of duty if Sakura abandoned her medical duties so she could fight again.
I detest Kishi's relegation of her character but there is some logic to the decision.
I think that Kishi wanted to show us her healing ability part from the seal to let us know how much it's great and to put the panels how it's done she using it.
Yes, she has been quite effective at doing so. The issue is that she has been inactive for three chapters. From what information we have she isn't even healing any of the Alliance members.
Plus, I return to also that Kishi picked to show her more of what she's going to do for later.
Yet another contrived theory with no evidence to be substantiated with. Sakura is choosing to remain back presumably so she can heal any wounds that the shinobi receive. I already explained this several responces above though so no further responce is necessary.
Okay, here, it's your view on the matter. But, I want to say to the inferior part as a protagonist regarding Sakura that each main character has to show what is planned for them as in character to show. For example, Sasuke has to show his rivalry, how he's against Naruto in the manga etc.
Sasuke has other functions that he can fulfill apart from being a rival as does Naruto. Sakura's goals are comparatively sparse and limited to only a few addressings after a considerable amount of time has passed. We saw this occur after the Sasuke and Sai arc where Sakura's role was limited to off-screen healing. Naruto and Sasuke have consistently have been treated as protagonists throughout most of the manga with only a few peculiar absences here and there.
You'll forgive me if I argue that Sakura's character has been neglected in previous arcs beyond the romance subplot.
Like I said before, it doesn't stop here, and she doesn't have a place after her talk to Sai that things have turned to concentrate on Obito and his matter.
How about the fact that her teammates are in the struggle for their lives against the two most dangerous men in the world? Is that not enough incentive for Sakura to join them? No, it wouldn't be prudent as she would be sacrificing her duties as the only available medic despite the fact that she was last depicted as inactively standing on top of Katsuyu with a blank expression on her face
You're right. My assurance isn't enough. I'm thinking and talking logically what she would do in the upcoming chapters. Neither do I think that her other role for the turning event will be anytime soon.
So Sakura will experience a similar desertion that occurred in chapters 616 to 627. Her teammates and sensei are receiving an adequate amount of panel time but for some odd reason Sakura cannot. What, is there some inexpressible statute for how long she can appear in chapters before experiencing yet another dosage of obscurity? And some of you question why others would look upon Sakura as a side-character instead of a protagonist.
If those characters are now in move like how Kishi putted them to do now, it doesn't mean that we won't see her at all.
It'll just take another 3-12 chapters before finally reappearing in a few panels showing her reactions; nothing consequential but a depiction of how Sakura feels about something.
I'm not saying that her next move will be the next chapter or after the two next ones also. I'm saying that maybe we'll see her having a thought,
How does this honour the role of heroine or protagonist that Kishi wants his fans to associate with Sakura? A main character isn't defined by how many expressions they can give in a single chapter or what their sentiments are concerning a situation but by their actions and how they influence the world around them. Heroes prove their worth through actions.
It's challenging to consider Sakura a heroine sometimes when Kishi himself acknowledges that he has forgotten about her in the past. Comparative to her teammates and sensei, Sakura's accomplishments have been minor.
the other Kages will arrive to the battlefield and maybe an interaction with Tsunade or many other possibilities like these ones. Then her other role will come when everything as planned went through.
What "other role" are you referring to? If one of them chooses enter the fray then it would logically be Tsunade as she has much more experience in combat and has a more versatile offensive moveset. Not only that, she has a personal incentive to fight through her assurance to Naruto that the Kages would be the ones to defeat Madara.
I know that there's craving for Sakura big moments and solo ones too, but everything needs to take its place in the right moment.
Of course, the scarce moments that Sakura receives must be properly timed otherwise they will not seem as compelling. This negligence of Kishi's female characters is probably interconnected with his professed inability to properly draw a heroine.
I would like to know how sakuras absence for 2 chapters can be called "lack of apperance". We can even say that shes missing for 1 chapter since the last one was only focusing on kakashi and obito. That compalining really doesnt make much sense there.
The grievances mostly concern the future and what Kishi's prospects for Sakura are, if any. Her role at the moment is to act as a fully prepared healer should anyone become injured. But when does that function end so she can exploit the full benefits of the White Strength Seal? Sakura is apparently the only medic who can reach shinobi inside of the barrier. She's currently under some stringent circumstances that inhibit her ability to fight and even once Tsunade arrives there is a strong possibility that she'll choose to remain back as a healer because of her teacher having the superior battle intuition and abilities.