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Naruto.
The man on a secret mission to protect the earth compared to the man too busy with his job 5 minutes away? Yeah. Every time.
So secret that he doesn't contact his wife and kids or atleast relay any messages to them through Naruto.
Okay man....
Yea he asked the Gokage to keep it secret outside of the people in the meeting to avoid putting them in danger and causing a ruckus. Sakura was part of that group. He never contacted his kid, not his wife.
It's a lousy excuse to create drama.
Keep in mind this is about who's the better father, not "Whose job is more important" and weighing the sacrifices.
Naruto's been in his kid's life their entire life with multiple baby pictures and time he's spent with his family years prior to be hokage.
Whereas Sasuke's been absent from Sarada's life during her first 12 years of her life. Which are important as those are critical ages where they usually experiences things for the first time.
Anyway we saw what Naruto does on a daily basis regarding the amount of paperwork, scheduling and interviews. He's in charge of running a village and keeping peace among the world in which his family understood as he comes home. Naruto talks to his kids about his responsibility.
Sasuke doesn't. Only Sakura does
Actually Sarada's not even 12 in the movie, and Sasuke was present in the first few years of her life. So it's more like 8 years, still shitty and I still don't like the mission excuse but that's how it is.
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And I mentioned earlier that he is a bad father for his long absence, but he seems to be a good one when he is there. And he doesn't want to see his kid upset. It's a sacrifice for the greater good soldier trope.
The trope doesn't disregard that Naruto Uzumaki is the better father.
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Naruto soloing this thread like the last one.![]()
Thread got soloed real quick
Naruto FTW.
The trope doesn't disregard that Naruto Uzumaki is the better father.
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