Naruto must end up with Hinata

[Fanta]

The whole Shippuden thing proven otherwise. I'm going to save Sasuke for you, let go of Sasuke if you're in danger, killing Sasuke because Naruto is in danger etc.
So, no.
He is her top priority or however you wanna call it.
But the whole confussion of feeling is part of her character.
Would it be intriguing for the audience if they knew from the very beginning who with who? Surprise element anyone?

why did she say, "the hero who protected the villiage... beloved by everyone in the villiage.. I'm just one of them". I agree with what you said but that part doesn't seem personal enough to me.

 

[-Punk-]

* While Having *** *

Sakura: Faster Naruto!!
Naruto: Ok Sakura ~chaaaaaan <3
* Ultimate Pounding *

Sakura: OOOOOOOOOOHHHHH SASUKE!!!!<3
Naruto O.O

omg dude that made laugh so hard have REP

 

[The Legendary Rubber Guy]

omg dude that made laugh so hard have REP

Now you must make me laugh

 

[-Punk-]

Now you must make me laugh

:ghehe: i dont know haha it'll come to me

 

[Harusaki Tsukiko]

* While Having *** *

Sakura: Faster Naruto!!
Naruto: Ok Sakura ~chaaaaaan <3
* Ultimate Pounding *

Sakura: OOOOOOOOOOHHHHH SASUKE!!!!<3
Naruto O.O

omg dude that made laugh so hard have REP

Let's not continue this, okay? It's going to get awkward. there are still people here who are underage. And I refused to let my mind wander to what you're implying.

 

[The Legendary Rubber Guy]

:ghehe: i dont know haha it'll come to me

Don't worry i have tissue,lotion and Henti in my 3rd tab so you have all the time you need^-^

 

[Chatte]

why did she say, "the hero who protected the villiage... beloved by everyone in the villiage.. I'm just one of them". I agree with what you said but that part doesn't seem personal enough to me.

That was to antagonyze between light (naruto being the hero, saving the village, bla bla) with the darkness (sasuke killing danzo, appearing at the summit, etc)

Her true confession relies in a particular panel. But as usual, it's overlooked.
When she says that he makes her feel safe, that he's closer to her heart and always encouraged her.
Things that can be seen throughout the manga.

 

[Elio]

Actually Sakura loves both, that's the problem and that's where her development relies in that will work towards the clearing of the path.
But I'm not going to go into any further detail as here you cannot have a serious conversation when it comes to thse two because of the haters, anyway.



But that's the point, Sakura wasn't lying to him, she ws telling the truth only that for Naruto was hard to believe it.
And did you guys even observed WHEN exactly Naruto said that? When she said that she doesn't love Sasuke anymore.
Meaning, Naruto believes that she's lying to herself when saying that she's not in love with Sasuke, not that she's lying to him about her confession.
Thing that it was anyway answered by the author himself. She wasn't lying about her feelings for Naruto.

Well I was not convinced.

If Sakura truly does love Naruto then she'll have to get rid of her feelings for Sasuke...which is obviously much easier said than done.

 

[-Punk-]

Don't worry i have tissue,lotion and Henti in my 3rd tab so you have all the time you need^-^

hahahaha lol bro .... funny guy

 

[Fanta]

That was to antagonyze between light (naruto being the hero, saving the village, bla bla) with the darkness (sasuke killing danzo, appearing at the summit, etc)

Her true confession relies in a particular panel. But as usual, it's overlooked.
When she says that he makes her feel safe, that he's closer to her heart and always encouraged her.
Things that can be seen throughout the manga.

Ahh I see.. She practically choose Naruto over Sasuke tbh..

Wasn't she willing to let him hate her so she could relieve him of the promise by killing Sasuke?

 

[Harusaki Tsukiko]

Well I was not convinced.

If Sakura truly does love Naruto then she'll have to get rid of her feelings for Sasuke...which is obviously much easier said than done.

Well, she loves Naruto but i don't think it was the same feeling she has with Sasuke. She really do love and care for Naruto but it's....well, it's complicated. You understand, right? Goddammit Kishimoto!! If i ever went to Japan, I will friken' punch you for messing with my head!

 

[Chatte]

Well I was not convinced.

If Sakura truly does love Naruto then she'll have to get rid of her feelings for Sasuke...which is obviously much easier said than done.

Most of the people weren't convinced because no one actually looked at the symbolistical part of the image and at the growth of both characters in order to understand better the whole confession thing. General reaction: WTF, she's lying, etc!
But how many actually looked deeper into things? Almost no one.
And yes, she will have to drop those feelings, but that's the thing, those feelings are part of her character's growth, those feelings are some sort of tools that can be later used as explanation or a portion of explanation for everything.
Of course that dropping those feelings at this point would be totally anticlimatic and out of Sakura's character, plus, the element of surprise and suspense would be gone.

Ahh I see.. She practically choose Naruto over Sasuke tbh..

Wasn't she willing to let him hate her so she could relieve him of the promise by killing Sasuke?

Yes she was. She was determined to take this burden on her shoulders but to see him safe.
That's why Kishi never used that stupid thing introduced by Studio Pierrot, that which one she'll save?
Because to Sakura it's clear on whose side she is.
But by saying to give up her feelings for Sasuke is the same as saying to Naruto to give-up on him, totally out of both characters.
And it's funny how both had the same resolution.
Sakura killing Sasuke if it needs be or let herself getting killed together as well and Naruto the same, getting into a fight with him where they're only going to end up dead, as Naruto says.
Even the resolve is the same, although differently in aspect.

 

[Elio]

Well, she loves Naruto but i don't think it was the same feeling she has with Sasuke. She really do love and care for Naruto but it's....well, it's complicated. You understand, right? Goddammit Kishimoto!! If i ever went to Japan, I will friken' punch you for messing with my head!

Yes, I understand the complication of their little relationship.

Most of the people weren't convinced because no one actually looked at the symbolistical part of the image and at the growth of both characters in order to understand better the whole confession thing. General reaction: WTF, she's lying, etc!
But how many actually looked deeper into things? Almost no one.
And yes, she will have to drop those feelings, but that's the thing, those feelings are part of her character's growth, those feelings are some sort of tools that can be later used as explanation or a portion of explanation for everything.
Of course that dropping those feelings at this point would be totally anticlimatic and out of Sakura's character, plus, the element of surprise and suspense would be gone.



Yes she was. She was determined to take this burden on her shoulders but to see him safe.
That's why Kishi never used that stupid thing introduced by Studio Pierrot, that which one she'll save?
Because to Sakura it's clear on whose side she is.
But by saying to give up her feelings for Sasuke is the same as saying to Naruto to give-up on him, totally out of both characters.
And it's funny how both had the same resolution.
Sakura killing Sasuke if it needs be or let herself getting killed together as well and Naruto the same, getting into a fight with him where they're only going to end up dead, as Naruto says.
Even the resolve is the same, although differently in aspect.

I seen the confession as a way to just prevent Naruto and Sasuke to fight again. She was trying to stop a fight that she's been trying to stop since part 1. The one ontop of the hospital and VoE. Btw I didn't start reading the manga until after that even unfolded. So the picture thing you're mentioning...flew over my head.

 

[Fanta]

Most of the people weren't convinced because no one actually looked at the symbolistical part of the image and at the growth of both characters in order to understand better the whole confession thing. General reaction: WTF, she's lying, etc!
But how many actually looked deeper into things? Almost no one.
And yes, she will have to drop those feelings, but that's the thing, those feelings are part of her character's growth, those feelings are some sort of tools that can be later used as explanation or a portion of explanation for everything.
Of course that dropping those feelings at this point would be totally anticlimatic and out of Sakura's character, plus, the element of surprise and suspense would be gone.



Yes she was. She was determined to take this burden on her shoulders but to see him safe.
That's why Kishi never used that stupid thing introduced by Studio Pierrot, that which one she'll save?
Because to Sakura it's clear on whose side she is.
But by saying to give up her feelings for Sasuke is the same as saying to Naruto to give-up on him, totally out of both characters.
And it's funny how both had the same resolution.
Sakura killing Sasuke if it needs be or let herself getting killed together as well and Naruto the same, getting into a fight with him where they're only going to end up dead, as Naruto says.
Even the resolve is the same, although differently in aspect.

Yeah, the whole thing is actually a MASSIVE NaruSaku moment U_U

 

[Harusaki Tsukiko]

Most of the people weren't convinced because no one actually looked at the symbolistical part of the image and at the growth of both characters in order to understand better the whole confession thing. General reaction: WTF, she's lying, etc!
But how many actually looked deeper into things? Almost no one.
And yes, she will have to drop those feelings, but that's the thing, those feelings are part of her character's growth, those feelings are some sort of tools that can be later used as explanation or a portion of explanation for everything.
Of course that dropping those feelings at this point would be totally anticlimatic and out of Sakura's character, plus, the element of surprise and suspense would be gone.



Yes she was. She was determined to take this burden on her shoulders but to see him safe.
That's why Kishi never used that stupid thing introduced by Studio Pierrot, that which one she'll save?
Because to Sakura it's clear on whose side she is.
But by saying to give up her feelings for Sasuke is the same as saying to Naruto to give-up on him, totally out of both characters.
And it's funny how both had the same resolution.
Sakura killing Sasuke if it needs be or let herself getting killed together as well and Naruto the same, getting into a fight with him where they're only going to end up dead, as Naruto says.
Even the resolve is the same, although differently in aspect.

It still proves that they both care for Sasuke very much.

 

[lmao234]

... I don't like it, but I guess. Their relationship is still a better love story than Twilight. NaruTema or NaruHarem for me.

 

[Chatte]

Yes understand the complication of there little relationship. But wasn


I seen the confession as a way to just prevent Naruto and Sasuke to fight again. She was trying to stop a fight that she's been trying to stop since part 1. The one ontop of the hospital and VoE. Btw I didn't start reading the manga until after that even unfolded. So the picture thing you're mentioning...flew over my head.

Because this is what you'd think normally. Of course Kishi as an author wants to put a stop to people's thinking too much into it and twisting the minds by throwing up in the mix different so-called moments of other pairings.
Don't get me wrong, nothing to do with the other pairing candidates, it's just that it doesn't flicks, dunno how to say it.
It's all about chemestry, interaction, body language.
If you pay attention to all of those aspects you'll understand.
And that's the thing, in order to understand it better as a whole, you must re-read the manga.
I did so countless times, and not because of this, I did many readings for other purposes (mostly for vs threads, lol) but you can clearly see the connections with everything back then.
Sakura does have feelings for Sasuke still but there are not nearly as strong as they once were. Her feelings for Naruto overpower that(Proof: When Sasuke was critizing Kakashi, she was quiet. But
when he did that to Naruto, she grew angry and raised her voice towards Sasuke, defending against the man she supposedly loved more. Not only that but at the same time, she called out
Naruto's name unconsiously in worry, when Sasuke was the man she supposedly loved.)
The details are there, it;s just that we need to see them.
Sakura does have lingering affection towards Sasuke but she's not proud of it and Kishimoto isn't destroying her character (as most of the people perceive it) by bringing up her feelings for Sasuke. Quite the opposite. He's depicting her as a very compassionate person for still caring for a murderer as well as showning she's sickened by it.
The purpose of 540 was to show that Sakura's character isn't done yet but Kishi is planning on getting over her romantic feelings towards Sasuke and fully realizing as well as accepting her
love towards Naruto is stronger than her feelings for Sasuke.

It still proves that they both care for Sasuke very much.

Indeed, she's never going to let go of him like Naruto hasn't. As I said, it's part of their character, however this doesn't mean it has to be in a romantical way.

 

[Lentz]

Would be nice if he doesn't end up with anyone. I'd like to see all those sentimental fu*kers pissed off.

 

[SAmIDeXtEr]

Yes bro....Fu.cK Sakura...Hinata take's the gauntlet...hehehe...

 

[Elio]

Because this is what you'd think normally. Of course Kishi as an author wants to put a stop to people's thinking too much into it and twisting the minds by throwing up in the mix different so-called moments of other pairings.
Don't get me wrong, nothing to do with the other pairing candidates, it's just that it doesn't flicks, dunno how to say it.
It's all about chemestry, interaction, body language.
If you pay attention to all of those aspects you'll understand.
And that's the thing, in order to understand it better as a whole, you must re-read the manga.
I did so countless times, and not because of this, I did many readings for other purposes (mostly for vs threads, lol) but you can clearly see the connections with everything back then.
Sakura does have feelings for Sasuke still but there are not nearly as strong as they once were. Her feelings for Naruto overpower that(Proof: When Sasuke was critizing Kakashi, she was quiet. But
when he did that to Naruto, she grew angry and raised her voice towards Sasuke, defending against the man she supposedly loved more. Not only that but at the same time, she called out
Naruto's name unconsiously in worry, when Sasuke was the man she supposedly loved.)
The details are there, it;s just that we need to see them.
Sakura does have lingering affection towards Sasuke but she's not proud of it and Kishimoto isn't destroying her character (as most of the people perceive it) by bringing up her feelings for Sasuke. Quite the opposite. He's depicting her as a very compassionate person for still caring for a murderer as well as showning she's sickened by it.
The purpose of 540 was to show that Sakura's character isn't done yet but Kishi is planning on getting over her romantic feelings towards Sasuke and fully realizing as well as accepting her
love towards Naruto is stronger than her feelings for Sasuke.



Indeed, she's never going to let go of him like Naruto hasn't. As I said, it's part of their character, however this doesn't mean it has to be in a romantical way.

I guess there are two ways to view it. o3o