Naruto's character could develop a sense of isolation at first. But as he overcomes challenges, he would start to form new bonds with people who believe in him. These new relationships could help him grow in ways he hadn't before. For example, he might learn different fighting styles from new allies. And ultimately, his experience of being disowned could make him a more well - rounded and mature ninja, better equipped to handle future crises in the ninja world.
Naruto's character would likely become more hardened. He would have to grow up fast and learn to rely on himself. His usual cheerful and outgoing nature might be replaced with a more reserved and determined one. He'll still have his goal of becoming Hokage, but it would now be also about proving his clan wrong.
Naruto would likely become more independent. Without the support of his family, he'd have to rely on himself more. He might develop a tougher exterior and be more cautious about who he trusts.
His character could develop in terms of his relationships. After meeting Kushina, he might have a different perspective on family. He could start to view his friends in Konoha as an even closer family unit. He would also gain more wisdom from Kushina about leadership. This would help him in his future role as a leader in the village, as he would be able to make more empathetic and informed decisions.
He may develop trust issues. Being abandoned by his mother could make him more cautious about getting close to people. However, this could also make him more determined to prove himself. He might strive to be the best ninja in the village to show that he is worthy of love and acceptance, despite being abandoned. For example, he could push himself extra hard during training.
Naruto would likely become more self - reliant. Without Kushina's presence, he'd have to figure things out on his own more often. He might be a bit more withdrawn at first, but as he faces challenges, he'd grow stronger. His determination would be even more intense as he tries to prove that he can succeed without a mother figure.
Naruto would likely become more independent. Without his mother, he'd have to rely on himself more. He might also become more reserved as he has this emotional wound. His relationships with others, like Iruka Sensei, could deepen as he looks for that parental support elsewhere.
In this type of fanfiction, it could be that Kushina has a misunderstanding about Naruto's goals. For example, if Naruto starts to befriend some people from other villages that are seen as potential enemies by Konoha. Kushina, being a very loyal Konoha - nin, disowns him. Naruto would have to prove that his actions are for the greater good of all villages and not just Konoha.
At first, they would likely be a bit awkward since they've never really interacted before. But soon, the bond of mother - son would strengthen. Naruto would share his adventures with Kushina, and Kushina would listen intently, offering her own experiences as an Uzumaki. They would grow to understand and support each other deeply, with Kushina guiding Naruto in both his personal and ninja life.
Well, at first, it might be a bit awkward as they adjust to being husband and wife. But as time passes, they start to understand each other on a deeper level. Kushina could help Naruto deal with his insecurities and Naruto could support Kushina in her goals for the village. They might have small arguments here and there, but overall, their love and respect for each other would grow.
They would likely develop a complex relationship. On one hand, Kushina is his sensei, so there would be a sense of respect and authority. But on the other hand, Naruto knows she is his mother in the original story, so there might be an underlying emotional bond. It could be a relationship where Naruto looks up to Kushina as a mentor but also feels a deep connection that is different from a typical student - teacher relationship.