Naruto would be more self - assured. In the original, he was always seeking approval because he was an orphan. With his parents alive, he'd have that unconditional love and support, so he wouldn't be as desperate for others' recognition.
Naruto's view of the world would be less cynical. Growing up without parents made him face a lot of hardships and discrimination. If they were alive, he would see the world in a more positive light. His ninja way might be more about protecting his family and the village together, rather than just seeking to be recognized. His development would be more of a balanced growth in both power and emotional stability.
He would be more confident. Without the trauma of losing his parents, Harry would not have that underlying sense of insecurity. He would probably be more outgoing and less hesitant in making friends and taking risks.
Naruto would likely become more independent. Without his parents' attention, he would have to fend for himself more. He might grow up quicker and be more self - reliant. For example, he would have to learn to cook and clean for himself at a much younger age.
He would likely be more confident. Since he grew up without parents in the original story, saving them would give him a sense of security and a more stable family background. This could make him less impulsive in his actions as he wouldn't have the same insecurities driving him.
His character development could be complex. On one hand, he might feel a sense of abandonment by the village, even though his parents are alive. This could lead to him exploring his own identity outside of being a Konoha ninja. He may develop new skills and ways of thinking as he adapts to life outside the village. His relationships with his parents could also change, as they try to bridge the gap between their son and the village.
His character might be more distrustful. Since his parents left him, he may have a hard time trusting others, especially authority figures like Dumbledore. He could be more independent too, having to fend for himself from a young age. For example, he might not be as quick to accept help from others at Hogwarts.
Naruto would be more self - assured. Growing up with his parents' love and support, he wouldn't have to constantly seek attention in a desperate way. He'd know his worth from the start.
Naruto would likely become more determined. His usual goal of becoming Hokage might be put on hold as he focuses on rescuing his parents. He would train harder, pushing his limits to gain the strength needed to face the kidnappers. This would accelerate his growth as a ninja.
His character development would take a very different path. Naruto would likely be more introverted in some ways. Since he has his family's love and support, he doesn't need to constantly seek validation from others. He'd be more focused on his family's expectations and traditions. His values would be more in line with those of his parents. For example, he'd have a deeper understanding of loyalty and sacrifice from an early age. He might not be as impulsive either, as his parents would be there to guide him and teach him to think before acting.
Naruto would likely become more diplomatic. As an emperor, he can't just rely on brute force like he sometimes did as a ninja. He'd have to think about the long - term consequences of his actions for the whole empire. So, he'd develop better negotiation skills.
Naruto would likely be more distrustful. Growing up without his parents and under Danzo's influence, he might not have the same sense of hope and determination that he had in the original story. He could be more cynical about the village and its leadership.