Naruto the outcast actually married this actual ROYAL Princess of a Noble Clan....

[salamander uchiha]

the reference from Shikidai was a nod to the movie were Hamura and co refered to her as such

if Shikidai wanted to he would've just said a member of the Hyuga clan


on the Hanabi point, we got more character and spunk from Hanabi in those two episodes then the whole entire series

Whats the difference a princess said and the princess said. A princess = the subject is indefinite a question added to that makes its uncertain. The princess = definite subject but he couldn't use that since he's not sure of her status and is speculating and to boot Hanabi is the Princess of the Hyuga clan since the leader is the head and definite in status.
And yes I agree we've seen more of Hanabi in these 2 episodes and she's outclassed and out done Hinata since Hinata's introduction to date.
Ps. A princess is royal by definition and adding royal to her title doesn't elevate it and in this case since she was stripped of her status by being dethroned she's no longer royal.

 

[Made in Heaven]

Exactly which proves she is not a princess. A real Princess is arrogant and wouldn't come near a dish with a ten foot pole or even look after her kids. Everything is done by stewards and servants. There isn't a Princess or any equivalent in Naruto. You should look at how VIPs are treated, compare it to Hinata and realise its nit even close to how a real Princess lives.

That's some logic. Individual personalities aren't a thing anymore.

Whats the difference a princess said and the princess said. A princess = the subject is indefinite a question added to that makes its uncertain. The princess = definite subject but he couldn't use that since he's not sure of her status and is speculating and to boot Hanabi is the Princess of the Hyuga clan since the leader is the head.
And yes I agree we've seen more of Hanabi in these 2 epis odes and she's outclassed and out done Hinata since Hinata's introduction to date.

Mitsuki calls Hinata a princess too in the Road to B manga. And lol @ this reaching. Bolt even confirmed what Shikadai said, and you should at least try and take a hint from context at what the writers are saying.

 

[salamander uchiha]

That's some logic. Individual personalities aren't a thing anymore.



Mitsuki calls Hinata a princess too in the Road to B manga. And lol @ this reaching. Bolt even confirmed what Shikadai said, and you should at least try and take a hint from context at what the writers are saying.

Bolt would call his mother the queen if he could his confirming doesn't give it weight. Mitsuki confirming would be based upon bolts influence. Read the grammatical ana lysis provided it's one of the reasons I don't take fappers seriously. They lack the ability to perceive context because they don't understand the implications of grammar.

 

[Shruikan]

A royal individual isn't bound by a set of characteristics.

They are human and can be any personality they choose.

The whole "Princess" title wasn't even given by the base but by Kishi canonically. Hamura calls her that, the dead Hamura Oostutski clan calls her that, Toneri does, and heck in the Boruto anime we learnt that people in Konoha refer to her as that.


She could've had this lifestyle but she choose not to.

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Whatever Kishi calls her doesn't counter the fact that it doesn't meet the definition of the word "Princess" . I and other "commoners" have had their fair share of VIP troubles on the street everyday and these guys are too thick skinned to even see straight. They probably hire a servant just to polish their boots(I have actually seen this). So in other words if she actually cooks for her family, does dishes , removes her sons shoes then Nah. Its a meaniless title used by wankers who like to wank Hinata.

As far as servants go what's great about it. I have seen wealthy families hire servants and they don't even come close to what you would call a royalty

 

[TemplarKnight]

She's not the princess of anything. Her title as heir was removed and she's being called princess by a clan of dead people. It literally means nothing to me.