Are you mad? I can say: "It is no wonder that a Narutobase member that has a Sasuke avatar would create such a stupid thread."^You know someone with this kind of shitty username always has something shitty to post.
1. Oro did thatBut it was Sasuke who help stop Edo Tensei.
It was Sasuke who got the Previous Hokage revived.
It was Sasuke's actions that prevented the SA from being nuked.
It was Sasuke who stood tall while Naruto was crying.
It was Sasuke who combine the Kyuubi and Susano'o together.
It was Sasuke who resisted the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
It was Sasuke who help stop Kaguya.
It was Sasuke who help undo the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
Sasuke basically did everything. Hell.. had they listen to him about killing Obito then Madara or Kaguya wouldn't have been a thing.
It's funny they look at Naruto as the hero. When Sasuke put in more work than him.
Naruto only list of accomplishment that differ from Sasuke would be the Zetsu crisis. Did Naruto even motivate the Shinobi Alliance? How many times did he lose his will to fight? LOL. I'm not shitting on Naruto accomplishments, but it's kind of messed up how they leave Sasuke out.
I hope everyone is enjoying they Xmas, if they celebrate it.
1) No it was Orochimaru. Sasuke DID bring Orochimaru back but Sasuke didn't know that Orochimaru was going to bring the Kage back & it wasn't a part of HIS plan. He just wanted info. Can Kushina take credit for Naruto's accheivements because she brought him inot this world? No. Wouldn't have been done without her but it's not her abilities or actions.But it was Sasuke who help stop Edo Tensei.
It was Sasuke who got the Previous Hokage revived.
It was Sasuke's actions that prevented the SA from being nuked.
It was Sasuke who stood tall while Naruto was crying.
It was Sasuke who combine the Kyuubi and Susano'o together.
It was Sasuke who resisted the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
It was Sasuke who help stop Kaguya.
It was Sasuke who help undo the Infinite Tsukuyomi.
Sasuke basically did everything. Hell.. had they listen to him about killing Obito then Madara or Kaguya wouldn't have been a thing.
It's funny they look at Naruto as the hero. When Sasuke put in more work than him.
Naruto only list of accomplishment that differ from Sasuke would be the Zetsu crisis. Did Naruto even motivate the Shinobi Alliance? How many times did he lose his will to fight? LOL. I'm not shitting on Naruto accomplishments, but it's kind of messed up how they leave Sasuke out.
I hope everyone is enjoying they Xmas, if they celebrate it.
you should shut your mouth pleb^You know someone with this kind of shitty username always has something shitty to post.
Can't +Rep this enough, all the fanboys need to see this. Excellent job explaining it.Some reasons why it's fair for Naruto to receive more credit than Sasuke, despite Sasuke's key role in the war:
(1) Naruto joined the war relatively late, and the Shinobi Alliance had already suffered heavy casualties. Immediately upon learning of the war, however, Naruto's objective was to protect his friends and prevent further casualties. Sasuke joined the scene even later, after first setting out to hunt down Naruto and then deliberating about whether or not to help save the village. While Sasuke did help to end the Edo Tensei, it was mostly Itachi doing the work, and Sasuke still had no intention of helping with the war.
(2) Before Sasuke joined the war, Naruto single-handedly turned the tide in every single battlefield, defeating numerous powerful Edo Tensei (including the Second Tsuchikage and Third Raikage). His power was necessary to defeat the army of White Zetsu, which otherwise was crushing the Shinobi Alliance (they couldn't even heal the injured, out of fear that the "injured" might be White Zetsu imposters). Further, were it not for Naruto's appearance, Itachi and Nagato could have been used to devastate the Shinobi Alliance; while it was Itachi's crow that freed Itachi from Kabuto's control, Naruto's presence allowed it to happen.
(3) While Sasuke was doing his soul searching to determine whether or not the world was worth saving, Naruto was fighting with all his might against Obito and the controlled Bijuu. Naruto's ability to share chakra was the key component in allowing the Shinobi Alliance to stall against the Ten Tails long enough for Sasuke to finally arrive on the scene with reinforcements. It is true, however, that Sasuke's reinforcements came at a critical moment, and this greatly made up for Sasuke's lateness.
(4) In the fight against Juubito, Naruto quickly took the lead. His ability to share chakra with the Alliance, and to link with Minato's Yin Kurama, allowed the Alliance to escape certain destruction at the hands of Juubito's Bijuudama. Sasuke, on the other hand, was about to abandon everyone, saving only himself, Juugo, and Naruto. Whereas Sasuke quickly gave up on the others, whom he didn't see as worth saving, Naruto found a way to accomplish the seemingly-impossible; this moment spoke volumes about their characters, and shows Naruto as the one most worthy of being called "heroic." Naruto then led the charge, having discovered that his Senjutsu was the only power capable of combating Juubito.
(5) Sasuke had a great moment when he helped keep Naruto from losing the will to fight; while Naruto was shaken by the loss of his comrades, Sasuke stayed focused. The two then fought side-by-side against Juubito, eventually combining their chakra avatars to successfully land a powerful blow. However, while their powers were equally relevant in this feat, it was Naruto's chakra overlapping with Obito, and the conflict of ideals between Naruto and Obito, that shook Obito's will and caused Obito to lose the confrontation. Further, were it not for Naruto's friendship with the Bijuu and his ability to link to their chakra, the superficial wound that Naruto and Sasuke had managed to land would have done nothing to stop Juubito; the ONLY reason that the attack was successful was that Naruto was able to pull out Juubito's Bijuu chakra.
(6) Sasuke played a key role in deflecting the Infinite Tsukuyomi with his Rinnegan and Susano'o. He was the only one capable of this feat, and, had Team 7 been trapped in the genjutsu, there would have been no way to seal Madara or Kaguya.
(7) Naruto was far more relevant in the battle against Kaguya. Sasuke's only real accomplishment was landing his half of the Seal; before that, Sasuke was easily trapped in a separate dimension, and it took everything that Team 7 and Obito had to bring Sasuke back. Meanwhile, Naruto was successfully stalling against Kaguya, completely on his own. Each of Sasuke's efforts to attack Kaguya failed, and she easily made short work of his Susano'o. Only Naruto's attacks proved effective, at least showing the ability to overpower Kaguya's defense or destabilize her Bijuu chakra. So, again, while both their Seals were needed to ultimately defeat Kaguya, and Sasuke played a part in the fight, he was clearly outshined by Naruto's feats.
(8) Immediately after the Kaguya fight, Sasuke revealed his true objective, which was to become the next villain. While his motives were somewhat understandable, they were ruthless, unjust, and doomed to fail. Sasuke would have killed all of the previous Kage and the Bijuu, despite having fought alongside them in the War, and then would have controlled the Shinobi world through force and fear. It was only after Naruto fought against Sasuke to a draw that Sasuke reconsidered his plans.
Anyway, these are some of the reasons why I believe it's justified that Naruto is treated as the "Hero" of the war. His motives were always to protect his friends and save the world, while Sasuke's motives were far more questionable or conflicted. Sasuke was definitely key to the victory, as well.
Absolutely brilliant post.Some reasons why it's fair for Naruto to receive more credit than Sasuke, despite Sasuke's key role in the war:
(1) Naruto joined the war relatively late, and the Shinobi Alliance had already suffered heavy casualties. Immediately upon learning of the war, however, Naruto's objective was to protect his friends and prevent further casualties. Sasuke joined the scene even later, after first setting out to hunt down Naruto and then deliberating about whether or not to help save the village. While Sasuke did help to end the Edo Tensei, it was mostly Itachi doing the work, and Sasuke still had no intention of helping with the war.
(2) Before Sasuke joined the war, Naruto single-handedly turned the tide in every single battlefield, defeating numerous powerful Edo Tensei (including the Second Tsuchikage and Third Raikage). His power was necessary to defeat the army of White Zetsu, which otherwise was crushing the Shinobi Alliance (they couldn't even heal the injured, out of fear that the "injured" might be White Zetsu imposters). Further, were it not for Naruto's appearance, Itachi and Nagato could have been used to devastate the Shinobi Alliance; while it was Itachi's crow that freed Itachi from Kabuto's control, Naruto's presence allowed it to happen.
(3) While Sasuke was doing his soul searching to determine whether or not the world was worth saving, Naruto was fighting with all his might against Obito and the controlled Bijuu. Naruto's ability to share chakra was the key component in allowing the Shinobi Alliance to stall against the Ten Tails long enough for Sasuke to finally arrive on the scene with reinforcements. It is true, however, that Sasuke's reinforcements came at a critical moment, and this greatly made up for Sasuke's lateness.
(4) In the fight against Juubito, Naruto quickly took the lead. His ability to share chakra with the Alliance, and to link with Minato's Yin Kurama, allowed the Alliance to escape certain destruction at the hands of Juubito's Bijuudama. Sasuke, on the other hand, was about to abandon everyone, saving only himself, Juugo, and Naruto. Whereas Sasuke quickly gave up on the others, whom he didn't see as worth saving, Naruto found a way to accomplish the seemingly-impossible; this moment spoke volumes about their characters, and shows Naruto as the one most worthy of being called "heroic." Naruto then led the charge, having discovered that his Senjutsu was the only power capable of combating Juubito.
(5) Sasuke had a great moment when he helped keep Naruto from losing the will to fight; while Naruto was shaken by the loss of his comrades, Sasuke stayed focused. The two then fought side-by-side against Juubito, eventually combining their chakra avatars to successfully land a powerful blow. However, while their powers were equally relevant in this feat, it was Naruto's chakra overlapping with Obito, and the conflict of ideals between Naruto and Obito, that shook Obito's will and caused Obito to lose the confrontation. Further, were it not for Naruto's friendship with the Bijuu and his ability to link to their chakra, the superficial wound that Naruto and Sasuke had managed to land would have done nothing to stop Juubito; the ONLY reason that the attack was successful was that Naruto was able to pull out Juubito's Bijuu chakra.
(6) Sasuke played a key role in deflecting the Infinite Tsukuyomi with his Rinnegan and Susano'o. He was the only one capable of this feat, and, had Team 7 been trapped in the genjutsu, there would have been no way to seal Madara or Kaguya.
(7) Naruto was far more relevant in the battle against Kaguya. Sasuke's only real accomplishment was landing his half of the Seal; before that, Sasuke was easily trapped in a separate dimension, and it took everything that Team 7 and Obito had to bring Sasuke back. Meanwhile, Naruto was successfully stalling against Kaguya, completely on his own. Each of Sasuke's efforts to attack Kaguya failed, and she easily made short work of his Susano'o. Only Naruto's attacks proved effective, at least showing the ability to overpower Kaguya's defense or destabilize her Bijuu chakra. So, again, while both their Seals were needed to ultimately defeat Kaguya, and Sasuke played a part in the fight, he was clearly outshined by Naruto's feats.
(8) Immediately after the Kaguya fight, Sasuke revealed his true objective, which was to become the next villain. While his motives were somewhat understandable, they were ruthless, unjust, and doomed to fail. Sasuke would have killed all of the previous Kage and the Bijuu, despite having fought alongside them in the War, and then would have controlled the Shinobi world through force and fear. It was only after Naruto fought against Sasuke to a draw that Sasuke reconsidered his plans.
Anyway, these are some of the reasons why I believe it's justified that Naruto is treated as the "Hero" of the war. His motives were always to protect his friends and save the world, while Sasuke's motives were far more questionable or conflicted. Sasuke was definitely key to the victory, as well.