lndra
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Boruto is a like a mixture of Konohamaru, Sasuke, and Naruto. Personality wise he's spoiled like Konohamaru, arrogant like Sasuke, and rebellious like Naruto.
Sarada on the other hand is very calm, level headed, polite and caring. I wouldn't put it past her to have a lot more of Sakura's personality due to her mild anger when enraged, she also seems to get depressed at times and she frowns while looking down, but she is also a kid and these traits are understandable and enjoyable to watch.
Bolto inherited all the bad aspects, and Sarada seems to posses all the good aspects from her parents. I believe it is intentional to show a reversed (Naruto - Sasuke) scenario in a sense. Now that Sarada's story is coming into a halt, it seems to have shown her in nothing but a bright light throughout her "Gaiden". She may have came across as bratty as every other kid in her generation, she at least is not wild.
Boruto on the other hand, despite his lack of screen time, has been shown to be nothing but the opposite of Sarada. People just can't seem to like him outside of his prodigal talent. He's always shown in a bad light, and is never given a chance to break it so far.
I'm interested in their parallels. It's funny, Sarada's growth in Gaiden didn't really change her character, but expressed more ideals which she learned to accept through Naruto's words. I think personally, she learned to appreciate what she already had despite what Suigetsu told her about Karin being her biological mother. True love exists outside of DNA bonds and connections.
While in Boruto's future growth, his character is going to change overall, much like how Neji changed through his battle with Naruto (albeit on a way lesser scale compared to Neji). Because his bratty, spoiled, and rebellious attitude are going to suffer when he begins to accept his dad for who he is, and what he is.
I just wanted to share because I was noticing a few things when I compared their characters.
Sarada on the other hand is very calm, level headed, polite and caring. I wouldn't put it past her to have a lot more of Sakura's personality due to her mild anger when enraged, she also seems to get depressed at times and she frowns while looking down, but she is also a kid and these traits are understandable and enjoyable to watch.
Bolto inherited all the bad aspects, and Sarada seems to posses all the good aspects from her parents. I believe it is intentional to show a reversed (Naruto - Sasuke) scenario in a sense. Now that Sarada's story is coming into a halt, it seems to have shown her in nothing but a bright light throughout her "Gaiden". She may have came across as bratty as every other kid in her generation, she at least is not wild.
Boruto on the other hand, despite his lack of screen time, has been shown to be nothing but the opposite of Sarada. People just can't seem to like him outside of his prodigal talent. He's always shown in a bad light, and is never given a chance to break it so far.
I'm interested in their parallels. It's funny, Sarada's growth in Gaiden didn't really change her character, but expressed more ideals which she learned to accept through Naruto's words. I think personally, she learned to appreciate what she already had despite what Suigetsu told her about Karin being her biological mother. True love exists outside of DNA bonds and connections.
While in Boruto's future growth, his character is going to change overall, much like how Neji changed through his battle with Naruto (albeit on a way lesser scale compared to Neji). Because his bratty, spoiled, and rebellious attitude are going to suffer when he begins to accept his dad for who he is, and what he is.
I just wanted to share because I was noticing a few things when I compared their characters.
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