Hinata's drive

[salamander uchiha]

This isn't a bash thread I wanted to point out that I've noticed a trend with Hinata's behaviour and thoughts. Her motivation for battle and moving forward it seems as if she's always been thirsty.

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Hinata commenting and concerned with Naruto's hands even though she's just lost her cousin.

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Here Hinata is struggling with the attempt at 64 palms

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Here Hinata thinks back to those strong hands and manages to pull of 64 palms.

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Kurama's chakra filling her with the feeling of safety and ecstasy. Just look at how her hair rises and her facial expression in response to kurama's chakra. Her even screaming Y-YES!!

 

[Vulpini]

I can't disagree with facts.

Nice sig, btw.

 

[salamander uchiha]

I can't disagree with facts.

Nice sig, btw.

Thanks for agreeing.

Yeah the signature shows the two types of rotation. Hinata has however surpassed Hanabi with her G force spinner rotation it's multi dimensional.

 

[Belserion]

Well it's pretty obvious that she's thirsty for Naruto. The fact that holding hands with Naruto made her master 64 palms is pretty much all proof needed.

 

[FuriouslAngel]

I guess Hinata truly does deserve someone like Naruto.

 

[salamander uchiha]

Well it's pretty obvious that she's thirsty for Naruto. The fact that holding hands with Naruto made her master 64 palms is pretty much all proof needed.

That's my point her whole drive is based upon thirst for Naruto and enjoyment of Kurama. I'm surprised some of her fans are in denial. Who can deny these canon facts.

 

[Dreckerplayer]

She's being self-absorbed and contemplative,even at a time like this. Blame the lack of understanding of human nature on the mangaka.

 

[salamander uchiha]

She's being self-absorbed and contemplative,even at a time like this. Blame the lack of understanding of human nature on the mangaka.

Or is the mangaka showing us her true motivations?

 

[Dreckerplayer]

Or is the mangaka showing us her true motivations?

Don't get sarcastic with me.

It's obvious he was revealing her motivations for show purposes an fan service.What I'm saying is, realistically, she was being self-absorbed and contemplative in the midst of war...when typically you wouldn't have time to over-think, or worry about the feel of someone elses hand, cause you'd be distracted or preoccupied by the fact that you're in war and your cousin is ****ing dead.

But, yeah, this is a manga, after all...

 

[Made in Heaven]

Can’t deny them manga facts

Incoming s**storm though when Hinabae, Lady Byakugan, Michael, Reviewing Logic, and co. See this thread :bdpf:

lol Umari, the fact that you think I'd take this obvious a bait seriously is funny af :xD: especially coming from Salamander (refer to my signature). It's beyond obvious the kid got upset after getting schooled in two threads by me in a row.

Anyways, pairing threads aren't allowed, so you will be reported.

 

[Team7monaa]

Every female has had their fair share of thirsty.

However, no not all her battles were driven with thirst I think the Pein battle and battle with Neji were pretty inspirational not going to lie and she always tries despite her foe being stronger.

 

[Melanin]

Can’t deny them manga facts

Incoming s**storm though when Hinabae, Lady Byakugan, Michael, Reviewing Logic, and co. See this thread :bdpf:

I expect one of them to bring up Sakura at some point too.

 

[salamander uchiha]

Every female has had their fair share of thirsty. However, no not all her battles were driven with thirst I think the Pein battle and battle with Neji were pretty inspirational not going to lie and she always tries despite her foe being stronger.

In the Neji battle she kept on thinking about Naruto and not wanting to look bad in front of him, and in the Pain battle it was a confession of her love for Naruto. Its all related to thirst for Naruto even in the midst of war she's concerned with Naruto and Kurama even taking great pleasure from it's chakra. Theres a consistant and ever growing thirst in all of these battles.

You'd have a point if Naruto wasn't in the mix. To add emphasis to that Neji dies she doesn't bat an eyelid, Naruto gets solo'd by Madara and she breaks down even falling over a rock. She's clearly thirst driven.

 

[Styles]

Can’t deny them manga facts

Incoming s**storm though when Hinabae, Lady Byakugan, Michael, Reviewing Logic, and co. See this thread :bdpf:

This. Lol

OT. Not new when her whole character and progress revolve around Naruto. Was literally her only reason/drive to get stronger

 

[JStar King]

I thought everyone knew Hinata was thirsty for Naruto. However, in the Last, she did decide to by give up her feelings for him and chose to save her sister before the idiot realized what he was losing.

 

[salamander uchiha]

I thought everyone knew Hinata was thirsty for Naruto. However, in the Last, she did decide to by give up her feelings for him and chose to save her sister before the idiot realized what he was losing.

She returned to those impulses in Boruto. She left her kids(mothers instincts) in trouble and ran to help Naruto then required Sakura to heal her. I would argue her thirst is more for Kurama/ Kurama's chakra if you look at the scan she gets ecstatic at its receipt. Now in Boruto Naruto gets captured but Momo and kin were really after Kurama so it is plausible.

Even then her thirst is restored way before the end of the movie.

 

[JStar King]

She returned to those impulses in Boruto. She left her kids(mothers instincts) in trouble and ran to help Naruto then required Sakura to heal her. I would argue her thirst is more for Kurama/ Kurama's chakra if you look at the scan she gets ecstatic at its receipt. Now in Boruto Naruto gets captured but Momo and kin were really after Kurama so it is plausible.

Even then her thirst is restored way before the end of the movie.

Comparing her thirst to Kurama's chakra is a little steep. What? She's not allowed to worry about her husband? The children were safe at that moment, right?

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