, fans might find it challenging to select a favorite female character. While Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha take on the roles of the story’s main protagonists, the duo is accompanied by supporting characters who play a crucial role in their journey.
Sakura, Ino, Hinata, and Tenten are just some of the female ninjas out there keeping their squads in line. Choosing a favorite one might pose a challenge, yet it isn’t impossible. After all, the creator of
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The beloved artist has revealed who his favorite girl in the series is, and his choice centers around the Hyuga clan. Masashi Kishimoto‘s favorite female character from the
The artist has praised the quiet ninja over the years, and Kishimoto’s sentiments have not changed with time. Last December, the creator was asked about his preference during a celebration for
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“Female characters… it feels kind of creepy to say I like a character that I made. I like them all. But I like Hinata.”
This is not the first time Kishimoto has shown his preference for Hinata to the public. When asked why Kishimoto preferred Hinata over other female characters, the artist laughed, saying,
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With being the favorite female character in the series, Kishimoto also has a soft spot for Hinata. She also has one of the most engaging backstories apart from Naruto. And she’s the one Naruto eventually falls in love with.
Draw partial inspiration from Kishimoto’s personal relationship with his wife. Once her wife made a scarf and gifted it to Kishimoto in real life, which inspired Hinata’s gift to Naruto.
Interestingly, all the animators were aware of the origin of the scarf gift and liked to joke about it during the movie’s production.
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Tanmay writes about anime for . He's currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. With a passion for animation and graphics, he has authored over 240 articles on anime, sharing insights and reviews with fellow fans, seamlessly combining his love for animation with journalism.Starting in Naruto and continuing through the time skip that kicks off Naruto: Shippuden, shy, cerebral Konoha Village ninja Hinata Hyuga harbors hidden romantic feelings for series protagonist Naruto Uzumaki. Eventually, she reveals her secret crush to Naruto, kicking off a genuine and lasting relationship between them, and making Hinata the one character that changes Naruto for good.
Naruto's relationship with Hinata is ultimately surprising because, for a time, Naruto, rather, has a crush on his teammate Sakura, and doesn't consider Hinata to be anything more than a friend and colleague. At the start, then, it seems that the series is telegraphing an eventual romance between Naruto and Sakura. In fact, author Masashi Kishimoto's wife was upset about Hinata and Naruto's pairing, to the extent that Kishimoto had to reassure her that Hinata, rather than Sakura, was the right choice for Naruto.
Hinata's character and the role she plays in Naruto's life weren't planned from the start, it turns out. Initially, Hinata was going to be drastically different, appearing in early documents as civilian rather than a superpowered ninja. Furthermore, Kishimoto revealed in an interview that even he didn't originally think Hinata and Naruto would end up with one another.
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During an interview with Anime News Network, Naruto author Masashi Kishimoto fielded a question about the point at which he decided to commit to Naruto ending up in a relationship with Hinata. Kishimoto replied that he came to this decision in the series' middle, remaining vague about precisely when, but nevertheless revealing that their pairing was not in the cards from the outset.
I think what made me realize it was partly because, if you really look back and think about it, Hinata always supported and acknowledged Naruto, Kishimoto explained. She had the ability to see beyond his reputation and see the true person inside. I think I started realizing that they were meant to be.
Seemingly, then, Kishimoto responded to his own work, developing Hinata as someone who genuinely cared for Naruto, before eventually deciding to pay off these traits that he made integral to her character.
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That said, in a Japanese-language interview that a Reddit user translated, Kishimoto specified that Naruto's romance with Hinata was planned early enough that at some point his interest in Sakura was intended to misdirect readers. In any case, Naruto and Hinata's marriage remains a core element of the story as it exists today, reinforcing Kishimoto's decision regardless of the precise point at which it may have come to fruition.
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