Sakura's role in Boruto or lack thereof is my personal reason why the Boruto series does not fit into the Naruto narrative. Sakura is a person that would directly involve herself in the current situation. Naruto is believed dead. Sakura's best friend. I don't care what you think of Sakura.
Sakura is not corrupted or controlled - rather, she is given power and is in a traumatic situation, so she lashes out. She already considers herself a bad person, and has a convenient excuse - "I'm hooked up to Angra Mainyu, so it isn't my fault".
Well for one Sakura pushes Naruto to the ground in the Land of Waves arc to dodge Zabuza’s attack. In the anime Naruto dodges by himself. Also just more worried about him in the Chunin exam arc and Sasuke is less dismissive of her. Most of the Sakura punching Naruto scenes in Shippuden are anime only, she punches him like 3 times at most in Part 2 of the manga. There was also that one scene ...
I've heard people say that they hate Sakura because she obsessed over Sasuke in Naruto, but Naruto does it throughout Naruto and Naruto Shippuden, like it literally becomes his life's purpose and goal (besides becoming the hokage). I've heard people call Sakura useless because of how she was when she was 12, but choose to completely ignore all the good she does in Naruto Shippuden because they ...
Tl;dr Sakura Slash is the better skill for the majority of the player base. If you are the top 1% who counter everything (which based on comments a lot of you THINK you are but I guarantee most of you are not), go with helm breaker, otherwise go with Sakura and enjoy the easy life. Reply reply OzarkaDew •
The spoiler-free version is that the scenarios of the Fate and Unlimited Blade Works routes basically didn't cause Sakura to get involved directly, so she kinda fades out of relevance. She's the main heroine of Heavens Feel, where it finally gets all laid out and explained and followed up on.
You get the sakura bud from shaking sakura trees (hitting it with your axe). You then go the underground garden looking place and drop the sakura bud in the pond.
But Sakura has always been a paper-ninja, so her first stop for inspiration is the library where she finds unexpected help in the form of one very bored tokujo who quickly goes on to become an integral part of her life. Soon, despite the neglect of her sensei and all odds seemingly against her, Sakura's destiny begins to change. [Complete.
Can someone please explain to me what's actually been happening?? I feel like my understanding is in snippets of how Syaoran hid away the Sakura cards because Sakura's getting too powerful, how Akira and Sakura's moms knew each other, how Sakura is stuck inside a play now with no memories. But the snippets do not line up at all for me....
