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Like the title states, Naruto the series has a bunch of sibling parallels that is written through out the generations. From blood siblings of the past like Indra and Ashura, Madara and Izuna, Hashirma and Tobirama,etc... To spirit bonds of brotherhood like Naruto and Sasuke.... To overly caring bonds like Itachi and Sasuke (which later grew back again) to family connections like Hanabi, Neji, and Hinata. To lastly the new gen siblings of Himawari and Boruto. It seems that Kishi loves his family connections and their effects they have in building up a character.
Especially for a Uchiha as we seen some things turn dark and lead to bloodshed over sibling love and/or misguided hatred. Sadly Sarada does not have this..... she has a father who is also a Uchiha but unlike her father she won't go through the growing up stages of life with someone who shares her blood and other understanding like she does. That and the fact that Sasuke was gone for a good chunk of her childhood and that she is already as old as Sasuke in part one... it may be even too late to have this Uchiha drive to later unlock her other tomoes since the building blocks that she can relate too is missing.
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Especially for a Uchiha as we seen some things turn dark and lead to bloodshed over sibling love and/or misguided hatred. Sadly Sarada does not have this..... she has a father who is also a Uchiha but unlike her father she won't go through the growing up stages of life with someone who shares her blood and other understanding like she does. That and the fact that Sasuke was gone for a good chunk of her childhood and that she is already as old as Sasuke in part one... it may be even too late to have this Uchiha drive to later unlock her other tomoes since the building blocks that she can relate too is missing.
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