It depends on what kind of story you're trying to write. For fast pace novels, the plot is slightly more important, although you can't afford to neglect the characters. For novels with a slower pace, you can focus more on characterisation, although again you can't neglect the plot. Generally it depends on what kind of a writer you are; I tend to give plot the slight edge over character while keeping the characters strong, but one person I know will sacrifice plot for character, another finds setting and atmosphere the most important, and I used to mostly disregard character.
Plot isn't necessarily more important than characters. If you don't have good characters, the plot is going to fall flat and the story will be dull or confusing. Plot and character are the two halves of a story.
all of the above or realistic and comprehensive detail characters who are more important than the plot characters who cannot be separated from nature
It is a plot with characters and dialog going in more than one direction.
Not really, they have more characters that won't be in Naruto other than the movies. They have the same characters as always to but as most shows made into movies they have their own plot. no.
the caracter is more important than the plot
character- driven
It's subjective and depends on the story, but typically minor characters or extras have less importance than main characters. These characters usually have limited impact on the plot and development of the story.
Anything by Charles Dickens.
Character Driven
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A character-oriented story focuses on the development and growth of its characters, emphasizing their emotions, relationships, and internal struggles. It places more importance on character arcs and experiences rather than just the plot or events. The narrative often delves into the personalities, motivations, and interactions of the characters to drive the story forward.