Does masashi kishimoto support sasunaru

Answer 1

Oh honey, Masashi Kishimoto has made it crystal clear that he doesn't ship SasuNaru. He's all about that SasuSaku endgame, like it or not. So if you're hoping for some Sasuke and Naruto love connection, you might need to look for fanfiction instead.

Answer 2

Masashi Kishimoto never stated if he supported it or not in any interview. Typically, series with men falling in love, called yaoi, are usually targeted at women, although some shonen (boys) manga include shonen-ai (boys falling in love), although usually with more minor characters. Yaoi differs from shonen-ai, as it usually contains more explicit, sometimes very sexual scenes (and usually little or no plot) and very idealistic, often unrealistic characters, whereas shonen-ai is mainly romance. Although Naruto could include some shonen-ai, it is very unlikely that it will be between the main characters, as Naruto was originally targeted mainly at teen boys.

In short, the answer to that question isn't known, as Kishimoto hasn't addressed in any interview yet. He has stated that he wants Hinata to 'have a chance' with Naruto however.

Answer 3

You really didn't finish you question so let me try to finish your sentence. Kishimoto Masashi really wants to add more romance into his manga/ani so I believe so. And since Naruto and HInita look like they are going to be together now since she confessed her love, Sakura and Sasuke seem to have better odds now of making little babies together.

Hinata confessed to Naruto, but Naruto has shown that he still loves Sakura, and he never even responded to Hinata, so NaruHina is unlikely. Sasuke tried to killed Sakura twice recently, and we don't even know how Sakura actually feels anymore, SasuSaku is very unlikely.

Answer 4

Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of the Naruto series, has not officially expressed support for the SasuNaru pairing, which refers to a romantic or sexual relationship between Sasuke Uchiha and Naruto Uzumaki. Fans may interpret characters and relationships differently, but Kishimoto's own views are not definitively known.

Answer 5

Yes, In a recent interview, he said if the demand for SasuNaru was high enough he WOULD make it a yaoi ending.