If Himawari becomes head of the Hyuga after Hanabi will a female head be tradition?

[Reviewing Logic]

I am saying this since they are referring the fact that Hima might get trained via Hiashi/Hanabi anytime Naruto/Hinata feel as though Hima is ready and prepared for it.


Of course it isn't rocket science to know that Hima would basically rise to the ranks easily, especially with the fact that Hiashi basically considers her a prodigy while her parents believe she is a rarity that shouldn't actually be possible.

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This would mean that for the second time in a row the Hyuga head would be a heiress.

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It would be cool if that tradition carried on from then on.

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SIDE NOTE: Naruto will also be written in Hyuga scrolls for the FUTURE to read up on so he is basically also part of Hyuga History - How cool is that?

 

[Beast Busty Beauty]

I agree. With the exception of Hinata female Hyuuga's are very very strong.

 

[Pyro NB]

Hanabi's children will be the future heirs as is the Hyuga tradition unless she just decides not to have kids :/

 

[Made in Heaven]

Himawari can't be since she isn't Hanabi's kid.

 

[Genocide]

Head of the entire world, take the roles of the daiymo whatever they are called

 

[Shruikan]

Apart from their customs Neji deserved it. Neji if he was alive would be stronger than both Hanabi and Hinata

 

[Reviewing Logic]

Himawari can't be since she isn't Hanabi's kid.

I doubt that matters now

likely the Hyuga system has changed

Also Hanabi has no children

 

[Melanin]

If Hanabi doesn't have kids.

 

[HyuugaHeir]

The Hyuuga resides in HInata and Hanabi. And Himawari

 

[JaphethCrenshaw]

I doubt that matters now

likely the Hyuga system has changed

Also Hanabi has no children

That's not how it works. Clans maintain that the head household is in control and that any child becomes the heir regardless of gender except the case in which Madara left the village and another Uchiha took his spot.

Your wankery is beyond logic.

 

[123fire]

I can't deny the fact that Himawari is a prodigy

 

[Reviewing Logic]

That's not how it works. Clans maintain that the head household is in control and that any child becomes the heir regardless of gender except the case in which Madara left the village and another Uchiha took his spot.

Your wankery is beyond logic.

I am saying if Hanabi has no children then like a monarchy it goes down the family chain

Also strength matters since Hinata was overtaken by Hanabi

 

[Jinrou]

We need more solo queen Himawari threads

 

[JaphethCrenshaw]

I am saying if Hanabi has no children then like a monarchy it goes down the family chain

Also strength matters since Hinata was overtaken by Hanabi

If strength was a factor, neither would be heir, Neji would. Birthright is the factor and I doubt Hanabi won't have kids.

 

[Reviewing Logic]

We need more solo queen Himawari threads

indeed it is refreshing

If strength was a factor, neither would be heir, Neji would. Birthright is the factor and I doubt Hanabi won't have kids.

I don't know about the present Hyuga system but in the past they didn't allow Neji to become the head since he was from the Branch family

later Hiashi even regretted that and said Neji should've been the head of the clan, that or Neji's father (paraphrasing)

Of course none of that matters now since Neji is dead


What could qualify Hima is if they allow it since Hinata is from the main branch

Hanabi doesn't have children

Hima is OP and better then every Hyuga in the clan other then the adults

Hanabi wants Hima to become the head

 

[chaos control]

I doubt that matters now

likely the Hyuga system has changed

Also Hanabi has no children

Hanabi is also only 22 years old. She has time to have kids. Even if she doesn't have kids, the role would go to Boruto (not Himawari) since Boruto is older. Remember, monarch type systems like this prefer the oldest siblings.