What do you want people to realize by thinking? That's not even a good counterargument because Hanabi's nonparticipation has nothing to do with talent. Hanabi is ten years old, so unless the Academy is letting people graduate early like it did during the war years, she's not even a ninja.
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Yet we've never seen her being utilized and showcases her skills so your argument is invalid as she has no roles to become a leader without being relevance Likewise Hinata has shown great significance amount of development with acquiring great feats as she's clearly surpassing Neji and on her way climbing toward the Hyuga Main Branch Leader.
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I wasn't arguing one way or the other. I was just saying that comparing Hanabi vs Hinata's talent by bringing up the fact that one gets to fight in the war and the other doesn't isn't a good place to base it on. Because war participation doesn't have anything to do with their talent. Their talent can't be compared, because Hanabi barely appears. The only people really able to compare them are the people who are in the manga who have explicitly made comparisons. I can't stop people from wanting to compare them anyway, go right ahead. I just wanted to add my two cents.
Also, changing the topic and getting back to the Hyuuga descendent thing, I had an idea today. Since it's apparent that there are beings that time-travel, and other beings that reincarnate, what if Hinata has a ghost in her too?
It would explain her weird fixation on Naruto. If the people inhabited by ghosts kept coming together (such as Senju and Uchiha) to continue whatever business they had with each other, then maybe Hinata is one of them. Maybe Asura and Indra picked up some companions on the way, sidekicks or whatever, who also followed them through the ages.
There is also that time that Minato stated that he's dead, but is still able to be there together with Kakashi and Obito. He also said that he felt it was not a coincidence and that Rin had set things up so that the three of them would be able to work out Obito and Kakashi's differences.
And there is also the part where Hinata fell on her face and then asked Neji for his help to protect Naruto. Maybe there is something that she is basing it off of and she's not saying something crazy.
If this is true, then it no longer seems like a totally pointless fail event with no other purpose for being in the manga than for the sake of having something embarrassing happen to a character. Instead it becomes like a piece of Fridge Brilliance; places in the manga that when looked back on, become more evidence that there are people continuing to influence events from beyond the grave.
Maybe Orochimaru will learn some new truth about mortality or something.
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