Sarada Uchiha may become Boruto's Obito by Two Blue Vortex's end
As the͏ Boruto series continues, Sa͏ra͏da͏ Uchiha’͏͏s journey mirrors the tragic path of Obito Uchiha͏,͏ suggesting she could turn ͏toward darkness by the ͏end͏ of Two Blue Vortex.͏ Both characters are ͏͏deeply emotional, motivated by a desire to protect those they͏ care about, but also struggle with ͏personal challenges ͏and feelings ͏of weakness͏.
Sarada’s difficulty with chakra ͏control, her ͏self-doubt, and the weight of her family’s legacy reflects Obito͏'s early͏ struggles. If Sarada faces a͏ loss or betrayal as Obito did, her emotional fragility could lead her down ͏a similar dark path, shaping her future ͏in unexpected ͏ways.
Shared childhood struggles of Sarada and Obito Uchiha
Sarada and Obito’s childhoods were marked by kindness and a strong sense of justice. Both characters were highly emotional and sensitive as children, often standing up for those who were weaker or in need of protection.
Sarada, for example, demonstrated her protective nature when she defended younger children from Kawaki during their first encounter in the village. Similarly, Obito is remembered for helping an old lady cross the street, even if it delayed his arrival at an important event.
This emotional depth is a key component of both characters' personalities and serves as the foundation for their eventual struggles. Sarada's nurturing spirit mirrors Obito’s early idealism.
Both ͏characters are driven by a desire to protect those they care about, which, ͏in Ob͏it͏o's ͏case, ultimately led him͏ down a darker path after the͏ loss of Rin. ͏If Sarada faces a similar loss ͏or͏ betrayal͏, her sensitive nature could cause her to spiral in ͏a similar way͏, leading her to question the very ideals she once held dear.
Struggles within the Uchiha Clan and the symbolism of glasses
Another significant parallel between Sarada and Obito is their shared experience of being perceived as weak Uchiha in their youth. Despite belonging to one of the most powerful clans in the shinobi world, Sarada and Obito struggled to demonstrate their true potential early on.
Obito was regarded as untalented due to the slow development of his Sharingan, earning him a reputation as a weak Uchiha. Sarada, on the other hand, has been shown to struggle with chakra control, often losing consciousness from overuse. Despite being a member of the Uchiha clan, this struggle with her abilities echoes Obito's frustrations with his perceived inadequacies.
The symbolism of their glasses also cannot be ignored. For two individuals who possess one of the most powerful Dojutsu in the world, their glasses represent more than just a physical tool. They are a reminder of how they are perceived by others — as "weak" or "imperfect."
Obito’s ͏glasses were a symbol of his perceived limitations, while Sarada’s glasses signify her ongoing battle with͏ her chakra control and self-doubt. In both cases, these glasses are more than just an accessory; they are a visual cue of their struggles and͏ the journey they will take to overcome ͏these challenges.
Potential for Sarada heading to darkness in the Boruto series
The emotional journeys ͏of Sar͏ada and Obito ͏share common threads, with both ͏characters experiencing immense emotional growth that ͏could ultimately ͏lead to darker paths. Obito’s͏ descent͏ into darkness was fueled ͏by loss, betrayal, ͏and a deep sense of grief.
After witnessing Rin's death, Obito's ideals were shattered. He adopted a worldview that justified his actions, even as they caused immense harm to others.
Sarada’s story, while still unfolding, hints at a similar emotional trajectory. If Sarada faces significant loss, whether it's the death of a loved one or a betrayal by a close friend, her emotional fragility could push her toward a similar mindset as Obito.
Her current struggles with controlling her chakra and her lack of confidence may lead her to seek out power at any cost, especially if she becomes disillusioned with the current generation's leadership or feels abandoned by those she trusts.
In Boruto, we have already seen the potential for Sarada's frustration with her perceived weaknesses, and it wouldn't be far-fetched to imagine a scenario where her internal battles mirror Obito’s own.
Final thoughts
Sarada Uchiha’s emotions, her struggles with self-doubt, and her desire to protect others are similar to Obito’s tragic journey. If she faces a great loss or betrayal, her sensitive nature could lead her down a darker path, like Obito, making her potential story in Boruto intriguing and impactful.
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