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I didn't say she is, I said she will. That's what her character is about; balancing herself.... Yinyang.
There's a difference where Neji gained power, bit did he actually balance his inner self?
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There's a difference where Neji gained power, bit did he actually balance his inner self?
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not going to happen, I could see her possibly pitching in with the whole Madara fight, but there is no way she's getting any powerups. I could see her possibly showing a new technique though!
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You know... This is where I have to give you an adjunct perspective.
Do you know what differentiated America from essentially every other country and region of the world?
Look at the French Revolution. Look at the Serbian uprisings. Look at History in the world over. It all tells a tale of warlords leading revolutions and later assuming the very same authorities the ousted group held... and all of the abuses along with it.
The American Revolution was different. The Colonists were used to doing trade with many different governments with very little regulation. They built ships for the French just as they built ships for the British. They dealt with Pounds just as they dealt with Francs. It was this freedom and lack of self-entitled authorities to extort money from people that led to an explosion of wealth.
Then Britain started demanding their cut of things.
It's understandable why they did, but it quickly clashed with the lifestyle that entire generations of people had grown up under.
Here is where the differences began. The distinction between a war lord and a revolutionary leader is a minute one that is determined by the behavior upon victory as opposed to the behavior during an uprising. Washington was never fighting for control - he was fighting to prevent it.
And that governed his actions (and many of our founders) later. The Colonists wanted to make him King. They were about to fall back into the same authoritarian government structure they were accustomed to. Washington, and many of our Founders, rejected the notion.
It was this distinction - the idea that the American People did not -need- an authoritarian government to function and prosper - that made us a unique and vibrant country.
We weren't perfect. Our history is marked with bad decisions made by misguided people - just as any other country is. But everything we have to be ashamed of today can be summed up in our failure to uphold the virtues of individual liberty, responsibility, and prosperity. Which has led us down the well-intentioned path to socialist hell.
Americans have every right and reason to be proud of what America means. It is because we have lost our pride that we have begun to fail ourselves and our virtues time and time again.
It is the same reason why other countries have had the problems with revolving door dictatorships. If you do not have pride in your national identity... then you aren't part of that nation. That is, essentially, why most of the Western world is on the verge of collapsing. A complete loss of national identity - which means people do not participate in or monitor their government - which leads to dysfunctional governments that destroy the lives of people.
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This has all been foreshadowed since the very early days.
Hinata is Yin. Naruto is Yang. A deliberate point was made in that arc to parallel Naruto and Hinata:
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Naruto and Hinata share the same destiny. Naruto cannot succeed without Hinata. Hinata cannot succeed without Naruto. This is a classic concept of Destiny within Taoism. Fates are 'hooked' - but undecided.
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Neji, still young and arrogant, misread the destiny he foresaw. He could see that Naruto and Hinata were entwined, but he assumed that their similar stature (as 'weak' and 'failures') meant that their destiny was subservient to his own.
Notice the theming, here? Hiashi's brother, Hizashi, has a son born with natural talent (that phrase again) while the daughter of Hiashi has Hinata (not known for natural talent) and Hinabi (known for natural talent). Kishimoto's character template is almost worn out.
But let us ask ourselves... Hinata was treated by Leaf medics. There was absolutely no reason for her injuries to act up. There was absolutely no reason to depict Kabuto healing Hinata (this action -will- come back to play in the coming chapters... Kabuto likely knows of the Hyuuga relation to Kaguya).
The only reason for Kishimoto to do this is to drive home the point of shared destinies.
And it is a recurring theme. You see it play out, again, when Naruto is yielding himself to the Fox following Pain's attack.
We see it play out again when Neji sacrifices himself for both Naruto and Hinata. Their destinies are entwined - the Head Branch fails when Naruto fails - thus Neji died specifically to preserve their destiny while fulfilling his own. Hinata's 'TNJ' on Naruto when he is contemplating yielding to Obito is another tie in on this same theme.
And we see it play out yet again when Naruto 'dies.' No reason to show Hinata in that scene. Her fall was symbolic - as his future was now placed in jeopardy - so, too, is hers.
You do not have the light without the shadow. You do not have the front without the back. You do not have Wu without Wei, and you do not have Yin without Yang.
Naruto's destiny is to bring peace to the world. Hinata's destiny is entwined with his.
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I do appreciate your post but this particular line reminds me of someone, someone vows to change his destiny back in the days. Can't remember his name though.
Hinata's role is likely going to be an inherently Yin action.
Madara wants the fruit from the God Tree. The world needs the God Tree to stop being pissed about Kaguya's taking of the fruit to seek power. Naruto needs Madara to not eat the fruit.
The solution is simple. Hinata is starved for chakra, ****ing hungry, and that fruit will look delicious. At that point, the fact that Madara will be against her doing it will probably be secondary factor motivating her actions. "I'm hungry, that thing is full of chakra, and this is sure to be a wrench in that douche's plans. Nom-nom!"
The fact that her character doesn't seek the power to use it changes the entire context. The God Tree will be quelled. Madara will face an enlightened Naruto. Joyous day.
Then we start the final arc where Jashin has to be dealt with. That will be where the Hyuuga come into play, as the descendants inheriting the Moon Goddess's power - they'll have to deal with the Death God. With a faithful Uzumaki companion.
Should be interesting to see how that plays out.
Oh... Sakura will be there too. Just as she has always been, much to the confusion of most people.
That betrays a failure to understand Taoist philosophies of destiny.
You don't change destiny. You only change the context of destiny.
Neji's destiny was to die protecting the head branch. He chose the context of that action by defending his friend.
Naruto's destiny is to fulfil the goal of Ninshuu - to bring peace to the unruly sequence of events brought about by Kaguya's decision. He will decide the context of that. Either he fails (joins Obito) and the world falls under Infinite Tsukuyomi - or he succeeds.
Naruto never changes his destiny. He only chooses the context of that destiny. Moreover, Neji couldn't actually see Naruto's destiny. When the Hyuuga reference their vision of destiny - they speak of it in relative terms. "Your destiny is to protect this person. Your destiny is the same as that person." This is not unlike the legends of what a Shinigami's eyes can see (destiny/fate) - but it is interestingly limited.
The only one in the series, so far, who has spoken of destined events is the Elder Toad.
Not be disrespectful by any means, but I truly cannot tell whether or not you're joking. Absolutely 0% of what you just said has any chance of happening. It was merely based upon extreme speculation and slight hope.
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If this happens, this is twilight for both Hinata and Sakura.
Rising of Hinata
Fall of Sakura
Redemption of Hyuuga and Byakugan
Removal-ISH of heroine title from Sakura
Rising of Hinata
Fall of Sakura
Redemption of Hyuuga and Byakugan
Removal-ISH of heroine title from Sakura
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Look a Hinata fan bring down Sakura to make Hinata look better. Since Hinata is just a love fodder.
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Im not bringing down Sakura.
I Clearly staed that IF that happens....
would the plot really go far by powering up Hinata. That would obviously overshadow heroine Sakura.
Yes Im a Hinata fan. Yes I badly want it to happen.
But I honestly think that developing the Hyuuga and Byakugan is enough. There's no need to give Hinata an absurd power-up.
I dont mind though if it happens anyway.
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I don't have any ill feelings towards any of the Hyuuga and would like to see more of them. But you have to be honest with yourself and be logical here. Kishimoto killed the only one who could bring the Hyuuga relevance to the story chapters ago. The only female Kishimoto cares about at this point is Sakura, the one he stated he considers to be the heroine of this story. What you posted isn't happening.
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First Sakura has done the most out of all the females. It nothing to the guys but that a diff story.
Tsunade
Ino
Karin
are all ahead of Hinata in the heroine part and you can say Konan too if she was alive.