Next chapter will be something like this
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Will she pull a Sakura and get captured to gain information, because im sure she is deadly close range.
Too bad the manga disagrees with you. Sasuke has had like 3 panels in total while Naruto has had way more than that. I mean who did Sasuke call anyway? Herp derp
Completely right
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Sarada is gonna be like "well, if I let him capture me, I'm sure dad will come after him to save me and we'll meet, so I'll just let him do it." She's pretty smart, I think this is very unlikely to happen, but I don't discard that option.
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The entire gaiden is a sideshow to the original series which is why Naruto is still reflected in the name. The only main theme is that we are now being shown events from Naruto's story as the seventh hokage. In this particular case, we're seeing his role in resolving an issue involving one of his subordinates (Sasuke) and an unidentified villain. The chapters are simply detailing how it relates
Did I mention anything about panel time? No, I said all of the major plot points revolve around Sasuke. Which they do. The first chapter is named after his daughter (the person with the most panel-time in the manga thus far) and her goal is to find him. The main antagonists of the series thus far are looking are "Uchihas" looking for to find/kill Sasuke.
Sasuke's importance in this manga clearly>>>Naruto's.
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Naruto Gaiden: Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Flower
Seventh Hokage = Naruto
Scarlet Flower = Sarada
Get it?
There are two main storylines in this manga:
1. Sarada's quest to find her father.
2. Shin and his father's plot to find/capture/kill Sasuke.
Naruto's importance in these storylines pales in comparison to Sasuke's.
Get it?
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1. Sasuke's quest to meet Orochimaru with Naruto
2. Naruto is protecting Sarada and ChouChou
Get it?
You mean Naruto? The only thing important with Sarada is that she is looking for her origin because she has no idea who she is, and Sasuke's importance is doing a mission for Naruto, which he was attacked by someone from the Akatsuki. All of these point to Naruto.
> Children of his village
> Shinobi (Sasuke) doing a mission for the Hokage (Naruto)
Way to cherry pick lawl, my point still stands. It has never been explicitly stated in the manga that Sasuke is doing a mission for Naruto. All that is stated is that Sasuke is on a mission (it was never specified if he was sent there by anyone) and when you consider the fact that Sasuke hasn't set foot in the village for over a decade (at least) and the last time we saw him he was out on his OWN mission (which Kishi explained in interviews was to prevent a repeat of Kaguya) in addition to considering the type of personality he has (he's his own boss, plays by his own rules etc) I think it's safe to say he's doing this of his own accord. But feel free to spin things to suit your narrative, that's fine.
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>Hokage knows what mission Sasuke is doing for his village, since he works under the Hokage
>Even Naruto himself states this is the norm for Sasuke's messages, hinting that they have been in contact while he is out doing missions.
>Shinobi calls for Naruto who is the Hokage, because he feels that a threat is lingering and he needs help.
Laughable attempt to rustle
Of course Naruto and Sasuke have been in contact with one another. Naruto has political power and if Sasuke is protecting the shinobi world from the shadows (which he has been doing of his own volition since the beginning of chapter 699), if he discovers anything untoward going on in the shinobi world, it makes perfect sense for him to relay what's happening to his friend whose position and status allows him to easily get the word across to the other villages and prepare for the worst case scenario. Sasuke's still playing by HIS own rules, until I see a Konoha headband on his head or something to make me believe otherwise.
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100% accurate.Laughable attempt to rustle
Of course Naruto and Sasuke have been in contact with one another. Naruto has political power and if Sasuke is protecting the shinobi world from the shadows (which he has been doing of his own volition since the beginning of chapter 699), if he discovers anything untoward going on in the shinobi world, it makes perfect sense for him to relay what's happening to his friend whose position and status allows him to easily get the word across to the other villages and prepare for the worst case scenario. Sasuke's still playing by HIS own rules, until I see a Konoha headband on his head or something to make me believe otherwise.