Kadmos1
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1. Some interesting shipping questions: Suppose you ship a couple and there's ample evidence that they would end up together in the last chapter but then it turns out that a character gets shipped with another character that they hardly interact with and the love/crush is mostly one-sided. Would you consider Kishi to be trolling/falsely advertising the pair with more evidence?
Example: Let's say that SasuSaku had more evidence of happening than NaruSaku but the latter happens. Would you consider that to be deceiving the SasuSaku shippers? This question applies to those that wanted NaruSaku (like me) to happen but it didn't.
Personally, I feel like it did fall along the lines of false advertising for NaruSaku. If there were a few chapters were Naruto started to date Hinata or confessed to her and he told Sakura he was over with her, then I'd be more accepting of NaruHina.
2. Let's that there was confirmed interview where Kishi said he had planned for a ship to happen in the end but it didn't happen for whatever reason(s) and a different ship happened. Even though your ship won, would you still ship them even if Kishi had wanted another ship to happen? For example, let's say Kishi confirms he intended for NaruSaku to happen though NaruHina happened (vice versa), would you still ship your preferred couple?
Bonus: With the upcoming Jump Festa, it'd be nice if someone eventually finds a confirmed interview of Kishi there where he mentions on the intended pairings he had for the finale. Sure, he may have had intended for NaruHina to happen but he may have eventually intended for NaruSaku to happen. I'm talking about if Kishi was asked something to the effect "Was it Hinata or Sakura that you had really wanted Naruto to end up with? Also, given that Sakura had more interaction with Naruto, why did you decide to have Naruto be with Hinata?"
Even though shippers may be upset that their shipping doesn't occur, it might be nice to know that that shipping was intended to happen and would've happened but didn't. If that's the case, it also can be nice to know the reason(s) why said intended shipping didn't occur.
Example: Let's say that SasuSaku had more evidence of happening than NaruSaku but the latter happens. Would you consider that to be deceiving the SasuSaku shippers? This question applies to those that wanted NaruSaku (like me) to happen but it didn't.
Personally, I feel like it did fall along the lines of false advertising for NaruSaku. If there were a few chapters were Naruto started to date Hinata or confessed to her and he told Sakura he was over with her, then I'd be more accepting of NaruHina.
2. Let's that there was confirmed interview where Kishi said he had planned for a ship to happen in the end but it didn't happen for whatever reason(s) and a different ship happened. Even though your ship won, would you still ship them even if Kishi had wanted another ship to happen? For example, let's say Kishi confirms he intended for NaruSaku to happen though NaruHina happened (vice versa), would you still ship your preferred couple?
Bonus: With the upcoming Jump Festa, it'd be nice if someone eventually finds a confirmed interview of Kishi there where he mentions on the intended pairings he had for the finale. Sure, he may have had intended for NaruHina to happen but he may have eventually intended for NaruSaku to happen. I'm talking about if Kishi was asked something to the effect "Was it Hinata or Sakura that you had really wanted Naruto to end up with? Also, given that Sakura had more interaction with Naruto, why did you decide to have Naruto be with Hinata?"
Even though shippers may be upset that their shipping doesn't occur, it might be nice to know that that shipping was intended to happen and would've happened but didn't. If that's the case, it also can be nice to know the reason(s) why said intended shipping didn't occur.
