What next naruto?

[slimreaper]

Lets just say hypothetically naruto actually gets sasuke back to the hidden leaf village after their battle at vote. what then? Is naruto just gonna tie sasuke up and hold him hostage? wouldn't sasuke just leave again? Naruto really didn't think this plan through at all.

 

[Transcendence]

You're probably 450 chapters too late on this topic.

 

[saw2097]

What's Sasuke going to do when he is held guard by Jonin or Kage level ninja. He can try to run from Tsunade or Kakashi, they would have easily knocked some sense into him (at least when he was a kid).

Now Naruto will talk some sense into him and that will be that.

 

[xcoyote]

Sasuke is gonna get tnjed in the end just like Gaara,Neji etc and proceed to wank Naruto 24/7 along with the rest of the village or he is gonna die as a villain U_U

 

[Crossroads]

I really don't think Sasuke is evil anymore, really.

Their last fight will probably be over the seat of Hokage.

 

[KGB Kakuzu]

Anbu and other Jounin ranked shinobi would likely have a watch on him :l.


Considering a squad was made by Tsunade, it's fairly obvious that there was a plan, and that this wasn't all just some plan by Naruto.

 

[iNotorious]

I really don't think Sasuke is evil anymore, really.

Their last fight will probably be over the seat of Hokage.

I disagree with your response, he still evil

 

[Crossroads]

I disagree with your response, he still evil

I honestly just think his perspective is a lot deeper and relentless, that's all.

 

[Transcendence]

I disagree with your response, he still evil

I disagree with your disagreeing (if that makes sense).

Sasuke is on the path of redemption. Him helping with the current war is a testament to that. He isn't evil, but his intentions are morally conflicting and not seen as "bright". He wants to change the system due to what it did to Itachi, his clan AND how it put his best friend under so much discrimination. His intentions are pure, but the methods and the way he enacts his ideology is morally flawed.

 

[iNotorious]

I honestly just think his perspective is a lot deeper and relentless, that's all.

I will believe that when the day comes that sasuke becomes ''good'' U_U

I disagree with your disagreeing (if that makes sense).

Sasuke is on the path of redemption. Him helping with the current war is a testament to that. He isn't evil, but his intentions are morally conflicting and not seen as "bright". He wants to change the system due to what it did to Itachi, his clan AND how it put his best friend under so much discrimination. His intentions are pure, but the methods and the way he enacts his ideology is morally flawed.

@Bold, the way he wants to change the system makes me (the reader) think that he still have some ''evil'' thoughts inside him.

 

[Transcendence]

I will believe that when the day comes that sasuke becomes ''good'' U_U



@Bold, the way he wants to change the system makes me (the reader) think that he still have some ''evil'' thoughts inside him.

That's where the whole "intentions are pure but methods are morally conflicting" concept comes in to play.

 

[iNotorious]

That's where the whole "intentions are pure but methods are morally conflicting" concept comes in to play.

I will have to re-read the whole juubi arc again.

 

[Transcendence]

I will have to re-read the whole juubi arc again.

Think of it like this: Obito wants to put the entire world under a Genjutsu to end bloodshed and create a "perfect" world. He believes it is a "peaceful" solution to the strife in the world. His intentions are pure (wants peace), but his methods are beyond morally repulsive due to the act of using the Genjutsu robbing people's free will. Same with Sasuke, although his methods are far less morally conflicting than robbing everyone of their free will.

 

[uchihajaime]

I disagree with your response, he still evil

Sasuke's on the path to redemption for a couple reasons. Basically, he's still a dark character but has show improvement. He apologized to Karin. Admitting you are wrong is the first step to redemption. It's also a huge step for character as arrogant as Sasuke to admit he was wrong. He has given up revenge. Indeed, he looks to the future, not the past anymore which is probably the biggest development Sasuke has ever received. Since both he and Naruto are looking to the future now, this would make Sasuke much, much more susceptible to tnj. Finally, Sasuke' also improved in that he saves his comrades now. In Five Kage Summit, he sacrificed Karin though she could still have been useful to him for her medical skills. Now, he saved Sakura even though she wasn't of use to him. He already had a medic that was loyal to him and didn't need Sakura who could hold some resentment towards Sasuke for obvious reasons.

Sasuke is still a dark character but he has shown improvement. Just because he's not completely good doesn't mean he's evil. He's going through a gradual, multi-step redemption unlike the other redemption stories in Naruto which are all more or less one step.

I don't think many characters in Naruto can qualify as evil. There's Hidan, and that's it. Most at the very least have good, sympathetic intentions but go about them in evil ways.