Not really. I can understand why she did it but it was still a suicide that put Naruto and the village at danger. What did she think she could of accomplished? She could of at least got back up and got Shikamaru to form some sort of plan.
I don't think you understand.
There. Was. No. Time.
When Pain outstretched his hand and said "Time to go." That was the last possible second. They had no capability to track Pain once he left. They had no way of reaching Naruto afterward.
She was the only one who saw how imminent Naruto's abduction was and did what was necessary to intervene.
@bold; please don't get butthurt when replying to me :|
*rolls eyes*
Honestly, I don't even know why I try, anymore. You're so loose after all the other poundings that it's not even enjoyable, anymore.
I'm well aware of this. Pain did not want to kill Naruto right on the spot. He needed to keep him alive and bring him to the Akaksuki base to extract the kuuybi from him.
Hinata would be better off getting back up and forming a plan instead of mindlessly jumping in by herself.
And where was this Akatsuki base?
Who was going to track Pain to find out where he went?
If Naruto couldn't defeat Pain, who was going to go recover Naruto
from Pain?
Remember - half the shinobi force was dead. It was a whole-sale slaughter.
Even if they could miraculously track the dude who showed up and nuked their village to a crater... the only 'teams' they had to recover Naruto had already been thoroughly ravaged by Pain's attempt to draw Naruto out (Pain was playing).
Not to mention, the Akatsuki always work in twos. Since this Pain was 'one' ... a mysterious 'two' (Konan) had to be in the wings, fresh, and as dangerous as someone like Itachi.
Waiting was a horrible idea. If Pain was to be defeated - it had to be there, and it had to be while Naruto was only pinned (rather than having the life sucked out of him).