NaruHina and SasuKarin is the cool way.... =D
Sakura becomes a drunkard and a gambler just like Tsunade was...![]()
I can totally see Sakura becoming that no doubt!!
NaruHina and SasuKarin is the cool way.... =D
Sakura becomes a drunkard and a gambler just like Tsunade was...![]()
Lets say it all ends, Sasuke and Naruto fight and who ever wins, wins but they both survive.
Karin is basically clinging on to Sasuke and she does not have anything but him so it only makes sence that she goes with Sasuke.I am 100% Naruto will go with Hinata
1.Sakura does not love Naruto
2.Hinata has loved Naruto for about 14 years and she won't just be able to randomly change her love, so as a writer kishi can't just randomly give Hinata no one or nothing to do or have.
3.Sakura might end up with Lee xD
I can imagen Sasuke and Karin having a kid and Jugo and Suigetsu being the uncles.
Well i don't desagree with narusaku .i dont get where sasuke and sakura even like each other???? they have been a done since 200 chapters ago or more and NARUTO DOESNT LIKE HINATA AS OF NOW. The chances of that pairing happening as of now, needs another arc or 2 for development. She is a side character that has the same puppy love obsession Sakura had with Sasuke. Thats all...HinaNaru has little chance of happening because everything is all one sided. Sakura and Sasuke don't show any romantic interest towards each other and Sasuke is either gay or asexual right now with a possibly slight curiosity towards Karin? so i dont understand why people still think they are getting together? ss and nh will need to either have an asspull in this genjutsu that just screws everything up or another arc to develop their relationships.
Im not being biased, (despite my avatar pic) but just saying there is no basis for ss or nh currently. There is, however, basis for ns because naruto loves sakura and told his edo dad that was his gf, a statement that she didnt deny. Unless kishi comes out and says that whole interaction was a fluke (which doesnt seem likely at this rate right now) that is our most current evidence for a "potential" pairing.