Is Sakura from Naruto a good character?

Naruto’s Sakura is a divisive character who made quite a few terrible decisions over the course of the manga and anime. By Karli Iwamasa Published Oct 25, 2019 Sakura, the pink-haired kunoichi from Naruto, is one of those characters you either love or hate.

Why did Naruto Faun over Sakura Haruno?

Naruto had held a flame for Sakura Haruno from his childhood. Naruto simply couldn’t help but faun over her. He had been tending a flame for Sakura for a very long time by the time of Naruto: Shippuden.

Why does Sakura have more interactions with Naruto than Hinata?

Because Sakura was both Naruto’s teammate and the main female character of the series, she inevitably had many more interactions with him than Hinata had. From the very first bell exercise with Kakashi to the final battle in the Fourth Shinobi War, Sakura and Naruto have been with each other through thick and thin.

Why do people hate Sakura so much?

The hatred she gets has tainted the legitimately good qualities of her character and, while Sakura definitely isn’t portrayed as well as she could be, the foundations of her prowess as a shinobi have been clearly laid out. Sakura has always had impressive chakra control.

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Why did Sakura confess her feelings for Sasuke?

In an attempt to stop Naruto from pursuing Sasuke, Sakura confessed her “feelings” for him. Sakura had good intentions, and she knew it was a messed-up thing to do, but she genuinely felt like she had to do it in order to protect Naruto.

Just like Sasuke has an inferiority complex and sees Naruto as an unreachable goal Sakura has insecurities when it comes to fighting which is 90\% of what Ninja in Naruto do. Her insecurities cause her to become a hindrance which honestly in the middle of a battle can become seriously annoying.

Why is Sakura seen as the weak link of the team?

For example, Sakura was often seen as the weak link of her team, her severe pettiness interfered with her relationships with her ninja peers, and she allowed her love for Sasuke to dictate her life.