You Guys, I Just Realized That Sakura & Sasuke Are The Two Havles Of The Same Soul

[redbrunja]

Really.

Just look at the evidence:

Part 1: Sakura is badly written by Kishimoto, and drives the majority of the audience insane with annoyance. Sasuke is kinda cool.

Part 2: Sasuke is badly written by Kishimoto, and drives the majority of the audience insane with annoyance. Sakura is fantastically cool.

It's like they share a set amount of 'annoying' and when one takes, the other gives. *sigh*

Don't you see? They're soul mates. The last scene of the manga will be them getting married and/or surrounded by pink-haired, pinwheel-eyed children.

It's totally canon, don't bother arguing with me.

Shut up, Sakura x Sasuke are only the greatest romance since Bella and Edward! (OMG OTP!!1111!!!!)

Comments

[meganbmoore.livejournal.com]

Max is love. Isana has issues. As does Fade. Which, IIRC, get explored in the next book.

I remain on the bitter side that Tavi is developing furies.

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

I remain on the bitter side that Tavi is developing furies.

Oh my god word. It's like, 'what was the point? What was the point of his whole arc and the stuff with the romans and the high lord talking about how he doesn't NEED furycrafting when he has furycrafters to support him if he's just going to get furies late?'

It totally bites.

[meganbmoore.livejournal.com]

They do develop really slowly, and IIRC, he pretty much sucks with them the next book, so he doesn't exactly become superpowerful overnight or anything, but when the whole gimmick is that your lead is the only person without powers in a world where everyone has them...

(BTW, I think book 4 is when Isana/Fade clicked for me, but I've also been reading the books as they came out, which likely affects perception.)

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

They do develop really slowly, and IIRC, he pretty much sucks with them the next book, so he doesn't exactly become superpowerful overnight or anything, but when the whole gimmick is that your lead is the only person without powers in a world where everyone has them...

Exactly. It's especially annoying when in that very book you find out that their ancestors DIDN'T have them originally, which... makes it so much more believable and interesting that he doesn't.