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That doesn't mean shit. Sasuke grew up without any parents after the age of six. No one personally even trained him until Kakashi took interest in him.He still had his father for Katon, and Itachi to push him towards becoming great at shurikenjutsu and Taijutsu. Naruto in comparison had none.
Sarada has a mother, and even Sarada herself states she has a sensei in the Academy Arc. Not to mention she's close with her teachers.
None of their parents know much about elemental ninjutsu, but their kids have them. It just means that they all have resources to learn such said elemental ninjuutsu. All of them.Sakura doesn't know any Raiton techniques so she probably taught herself.
I'm not admitting your fan ficJust admit, Sarada isn't in a favorable situation.
Excuses. Boruto hasn't even trained with Sasuke since the Movie Arc, and all he taught him was how to throw a shuriken lmfao.Still. Sarada would be performing A LOT better if she had someone to allow her find her attributes. Sasuke preferably. However, he's too busy pumping his learned techniques into him.
Yes she does.>She doesn't have the same resources as Boruto, not at all.
That's not my problemHe may have not, but soon he'll more, and Sasuke might even teach him lightning-based techniques and that will fatally wound Sarada even more.
Sarada is disappointing to you. Don't even put Mitsuki near her when he already had two elemental ninjutsu in the Academy Arc, has Sage Mode. And is definitely the strongest of his generation.But this is deliberate. I think they want to establish the notion that Boruto is more talented than everyone else first. As an MC, he takes priority, so everything scripted should reflect on his character. It won't matter if Sarada/Mitsuki are a little disappointing.
Garbage.
****ing GTFONo. He was taught. He didn't steal ****ing scroll, Indra.
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. BAKA.And that's all Sarada could ever learn from her. The rest of everything she has all been from herself. She's more heuristic than Boruto is.
Nevertheless *sigh* Boruto should be superior in Ninjutsu in comparison to her. His Taijutsu should also be superior, but that's mostly because he's got more resources than her.
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Naruto states that despite the fact that things comes naturally to Boruto, he tends to take short cuts. Sometimes, he doesn't even work hard at all. Even Sarada states this in the Movie. I'm not sure what defining resources Boruto has.
But even Boruto himself doesn't use such said resources. Though I digress. You're just being retarded because Boruto's more talented.
Point is Boruto has more privileges, and Sasuke mostly. Sasuke changes the whole game in this.
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Already more superior to Sarada before Sasuke came along
Boruto - Episode 2
Konoha’s Ninja Academy Student ranking:
1- Iwabe Yuino
2- Uzumaki Boruto
3- Uchiha Sarada
4- Metal Lee
5- Nara Shikadai
Naruto said Boruto doesn't even train at home.Boruto should've stayed getting taught by Naruto and Hinata.
Basically: Excuses.Sarada should've gotten Sasuke and Sarada. Now that would be Fair. Her abilities would be complemented more, and she wouldn't seem like Sakura with Sharingan, because that's what it seems like.
There's no statement in this Manga or Anime that states Boruto was trained by Konohamaru. Even when Konohamaru teaches Boruto the Rasengan, Konohamaru makes a comment at how shocked he is for Boruto to come to him, for the first time ever.Anyways, I think Konohamaru did teach him Taijutsu, or it wouldn't make sense how he entered the Academy with it already refined. He and Konohamaru already had a relationship even before he became his sense. That's why he was calling him ''bro Konohamaru'' at the start of his Academic career.
So basically you:
> Make up shit
> Lie basically
> Make tons of excuses because Sarada is a fodder compared to Boruto.
Okay, I understand why you're trash.