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[Kag19]

How will Sakura react when she finds out Naruto is the 4th’s son? I think she will be shocked at first but will continue being supportive.

[FullmetalNinja25]

I can see her being alot nicer to Naruto once she finds out.

[Saku-chan]

Actually I don't see her acting much different. I mean maybe she'll have figured that it's no wonder he had such strong lineage.

If she starts being waaaaay nice after she finds out, it'll be like her fangirling over the 4th's son for the celeb quality which would really cheapen her character.

In the end, I don't think that she'll treat him with any less respect as a comrade than she already does.

Edited by Saku-chan, 17 July 2008 - 03:49 AM.

[Kyuudaime]

I don't see Naruto or Sakura learning about his parents, it would be cool but I have my doubts.

But if she did learn about his parents, I don't see her changing her attitude at all towards him.

Edited by Kyuudaime, 17 July 2008 - 03:51 AM.

[Illjwamh]

I agree with those who say her attitude won't change. I mean, she respects him enough for himself already, she doesn't need something like that as an excuse.

Don't get me wrong, I think she'll think it's really cool, but beyond that it won't really make a difference.



This goes for just about all of Naruto's friends.

[Yoshimoya]

yea, no attitude change. But, if she knew that back in the academy days. She would be fangirling over him and would be saved from being stuck to sasuke BACK in THOSE OLD DAYS. now its all narusaku love:)

[Smiter]

Hmm... Initially, I think Sakura would be shocked. She might get confused on how to treat Naruto - after all, he's practically royalty. Sakura is one for treating others with respect and honorifics, and she's always been really casual with Naruto. Naruto? Or Naruto-sama/dono? I'm not saying she would see Naruto in a completely different way, just that she would be confused on how to address him.

But then it'd all settle down and I'm sure Sakura would go back to seeing Naruto as Naruto, just as she always has.

I do wonder if Naruto might want to conceal it once he finds out, at least for a little while. Can't help but think of how Konohamaru was always in the shadow of his famous grandfather for a while. I'm sure Naruto would hate it if people treated him differently just because his father was a hero.

[Dkey]

She will start to call him:

Naruto-sama

[LeavesFromKonoha]

She will start to call him:

Naruto-sama

I really don't think that might happen. She could possibly be confused, but I'm sure Naruto will remind her that he is still himself again (you know, with some baka stuff of his^^).

[alucard]

well i dont see her changing that much i think she might act a little more careful or jsut it will help her understand how strong naruto could really be. but if she finds out doesnt the whoel village know who naruto's dad is? O.o

[ciardha]

I think she'll go by Naruto's response to the news and just be supportive. But that inquistive mind of hers will lead her to search in the old records for all the information she can find on both his parents. I think she'll care more than him about having a heritage. I think Naruto will wonder why that matters to her, but as time goes by he'll understand, and it will probably become something he good naturedly teases her about:

"So what did you find in those musty old papers today, Sakura chan?"

[FullmetalNinja25]

I take back what I said before, Sakura won't treat Naruto that much differently but I still see her being just a little nicer to him.

[Daniee]

I do wonder if Naruto might want to conceal it once he finds out, at least for a little while. Can't help but think of how Konohamaru was always in the shadow of his famous grandfather for a while. I'm sure Naruto would hate it if people treated him differently just because his father was a hero.

Same here. Especially since Naruto has been working his butt off for people to acknowledge him for who he is, and not as the Nine-Tails' vessel. The villagers finding out could finally earn him the respect he's wanted, but I can't see him being happy with it.

[FullmetalNinja25]

Same here. Especially since Naruto has been working his butt off for people to acknowledge him for who he is, and not as the Nine-Tails' vessel. The villagers finding out could finally earn him the respect he's wanted, but I can't see him being happy with it.

Yeah, he's not the kind of person to want respect handed to him.

[Anewhope2]

Nothings going to change, it's just another thing she learned about Naruto.

[True]

Wow did everyone just forget about what happened in the third chapter?

She made fun of him for being an orphan

I think she'll think back on that and feel guilty. Though knowing Kishi and how he did the reaction to Naruto about being a jinchuurki, he might just not work on it. Who knows.

[Sakura~Kitsune]

Actually, I don't see Sakura's attitude towards Naruto changing if she ever finds out about his heritage. Although, if Kishi decided to remind her of what she thought of him years before (Chapter 3), Sakura might be feeling a bit guilty. But remembering the way she reacted to Naruto being a Jinchuuriki - Sakura might not be as surprised as most think.

I really can't see her adding honorifics to his name such as sama because to some, he's the son of the Yondaime Hokage... but to her, he's Naruto... a friend and teammate. But at the same time, I can see her supporting him along the way, and maybe even try to find out more about his parents. (Like she did with the whole Orochimaru-Akatsuki thing)

But knowing Sakura, she might as well be confused on how to act around Naruto for awhile... although he'll probably notice such, and try to see what's wrong with her; Like he usually does. XD

[FullmetalNinja25]

Actually, I don't see Sakura's attitude towards Naruto changing if she ever finds out about his heritage. Although, if Kishi decided to remind her of what she thought of him years before (Chapter 3), Sakura might be feeling a bit guilty. But remembering the way she reacted to Naruto being a Jinchuuriki - Sakura might not be as surprised as most think.

I really can't see her adding honorifics to his name such as sama because to some, he's the son of the Yondaime Hokage... but to her, he's Naruto... a friend and teammate. But at the same time, I can see her supporting him along the way, and maybe even try to find out more about his parents. (Like she did with the whole Orochimaru-Akatsuki thing)

But knowing Sakura, she might as well be confused on how to act around Naruto for awhile... although he'll probably notice such, and try to see what's wrong with her; Like he usually does. XD

That's probably the most likely.

[roninmedia]

Sai said not using honorifics is a sign of closeness, the initial use of merely calling him as Naruto was much more of a term to show Sakura's dislike for Naruto and lack of respect.

There will be some feelings of guilt reflected all the way back to chapter three. The revelation of the Kyuubi showed her the truth behind the happiness that appeared to show early in the series to have her think he was lucky to be an orphan; as compared to the typically melancholic and aloof 'sadness' that Sasuke showed. Her new guilt will be from what life should have been for him. But there will also be anger towards the people and herself of how they could worship his father and treat their hero's son like crap.

Edited by roninmedia, 25 July 2008 - 03:28 AM.

[FullmetalNinja25]

Sai said not using honorifics is a sign of closeness, the initial use of merely calling him as Naruto was much more of a term to show Sakura's dislike for Naruto and lack of respect.

There will be some feelings of guilt reflected all the way back to chapter three. The revelation of the Kyuubi showed her the truth behind the happiness that appeared to show early in the series to have her think he was lucky to be an orphan; as compared to the typically melancholic and aloof 'sadness' that Sasuke showed. Her new guilt will be from what life should have been for him. But there will also be anger towards the people and herself of how they could worship his father and treat their hero's son like crap.

We'll see I have a feeling we're not that far off from all of this happening.