Hinata is the Heroine

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Why everyone keeps thinking that useless Sakura is the heroine? what are the characteristics of a heroine? I believe that just because Sakura is in the same team with Naruto and some other insignificant reasons doesn't mean she's the heroine. In my opinion, Hinata is the heroine. She has had more moral support for Naruto; she is the one who loves the main character with all her heart so much to be prepared to give her life for him; the one who slaps Naruto to return him into his ninja way (of not giving up); the one who takes Naruto's hand... .

Guys I'm not talking about uselessness in this thread. I'm saying that Hinata is more close to characteristics of a heroine than Sakura is.
 
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Hinata is a major Heroine, but technically Sakura is a main Character. Kishimoto almost certainly has a role planned for her in the future. (BTW Hinata is my favorite female character.)
 

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No one hasn't sed anything about her not being heroine that's why I think she is the heroine
 

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Again with this, huh? Oh well, your opinion.
 

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Sakura still has to Shine in battle, she has not been given the opportunity to do so as yet.
But Kishimoto definitely has something planned for her.
Kishimoto is not Good at developing Female Characters, and he said that in an Interview.
But she will Eventually get her time to shine.
 

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sakura sucks as a main character and hinata is good for a minor character so switch them
 

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Why everyone keeps thinking that useless Sakura is the heroine? what are the characteristics of a heroine? I believe that just because Sakura is in the same team with Naruto and some other insignificant reasons doesn't mean she's the heroine. In my opinion, Hinata is the heroine. She has had more moral support for Naruto; she is the one who loves the main character with all her heart so much to be prepared to give her life for him; the one who slaps Naruto to return him into his ninja way (of not giving up); the one who takes Naruto's hand... .

Guys I'm not talking about uselessness in this thread. I'm saying that Hinata is more close to characteristics of a heroine than Sakura is.

Good for you. And what if someone thinks Sakura is the heroine? Is that a threat to what you think?
 

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Sakura still has to Shine in battle, she has not been given the opportunity to do so as yet.
But Kishimoto definitely has something planned for her.
Kishimoto is not Good at developing Female Characters, and he said that in an Interview.
But she will Eventually get her time to shine.

maybe she stops Sasuke lol just kidding
 

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Not at all. Keep on thinking Sakura is

I never told you what I think. Don't even try to read my mind because you failed on the first try.

What I think is that it's sexist to define Heroine strictly by how they relate to the males around them.

Here I'll list the reasons that you listed for eligibility for the title of Heroine (this is all of them):
moral support for Naruto
loves the main character with all their heart
prepared to give her life for him
the one who slaps Naruto to return him into his ninja way (of not giving up)
the one who takes Naruto's hand...​

So what you are saying is a person like Tsunade (as an example), who nearly sacrificed her life to save the villagers from Pain, stood up against the Elders during times of crisis, is one of the three Legendary Sanin, created the field-medic system, brought stability to the village through the constant threat of war, faced Madara. By your definition she is not a Heroine because the main character is not as likely to have access to her vagina? What?

Sakura is a Heroine by virtue of being one of the main characters. Romance has absolutely nothing to do with it, and does not rob her of the title. Hermoine is the Heroine in Harry Potter, and he married Ginny, a no-name character that nobody would ever consider giving the title of Heroine.
 
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Naruto could end up with Hinata, however right now I think naruto still likes Sakura. In the Anime filler about a kunoichi challenging naruto, he did say he loves Sakura. However their relationship is like Jiraiya and Tsunade, they will never end up with each other in the end. xd Either way its really up to Kishimoto whether he likes to satisfy his larger Naruto-Hinata fanbase or go with his original plan of making Sakura the main heroine.
 

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I never told you what I think. Don't even try to read my mind because you failed on the first try.

What I think is that it's sexist to define Heroine strictly by how they relate to the males around them.

Here I'll list the reasons that you listed for eligibility for the title of Heroine (this is all of them):
moral support for Naruto
loves the main character with all their heart
prepared to give her life for him
the one who slaps Naruto to return him into his ninja way (of not giving up)
the one who takes Naruto's hand...​

So what you are saying is a person like Tsunade (as an example), who nearly sacrificed her life to save the villagers from Pain, stood up against the Elders during times of crisis, is one of the three Legendary Sanin, created the field-medic system, brought stability to the village through the constant threat of war, faced Madara. By your definition she is not a Heroine because the main character is not as likely to have access to her vagina? What?

Sakura is a Heroine by virtue of being one of the main characters. Romance in no way robs her of the title. Hermoine is the Heroine in Harry Potter, and he married Ginny, a no-name character that nobody would ever consider giving the title of Heroine.

Hello?! :)
 

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Did you read my post? I don't know what this is a response to. My post is about sexism and why Heroine and romance are not the same but it seems you mixed them together by using, as your examples, acts of affection or romance (and no other acts worth mentioning that are outside of those categories) to honor a character with the title "Heroine". A mistake that almost never occurs when someone is defining Hero.
 
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As the series and Characters are moving to the Adult stage in the series,things change, Hight school Favorite Boys and Girls fade into the back and the Nerds everybody chose to forget becomes the movers and shakers of the world. I's life, todays prom queen is tomorrows has ben.
 

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Naruto could end up with Hinata, however right now I think naruto still likes Sakura. In the Anime filler about a kunoichi challenging naruto, he did say he loves Sakura. However their relationship is like Jiraiya and Tsunade, they will never end up with each other in the end. xd Either way its really up to Kishimoto whether he likes to satisfy his larger Naruto-Hinata fanbase or go with his original plan of making Sakura the main heroine.

NH isn't the biggest pairing in japan. NauSaku is a bigger pairing than NaruHina in japan.

But back to topic.

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