naruto is suicidal fanfiction

No, it's not common. The Naruto series is mainly about hope, friendship, and growth. Most fanfiction focuses on positive aspects like new adventures, relationships, or power - ups for the characters. The idea of Naruto being suicidal goes against the core of his character in the original work.

One aspect of suicidal fem Naruto fanfiction could be the exploration of the female character's deep - seated emotional turmoil. It might be related to the harsh and often unforgiving world of Naruto, where she could face discrimination, loss, or powerlessness. For example, a female character might struggle with her identity in a male - dominated ninja world and feel like she has no place, leading to suicidal thoughts.

Moreover, it can challenge the typical narrative in Naruto. Instead of just focusing on battles and power - ups, it delves into the more human and vulnerable side of the characters. By doing so, it enriches the overall Naruto fanfiction landscape, even if it is a rather dark and heavy topic.

I'm not really into that dark kind of fanfiction, so I can't provide specific examples. But generally, such fanfiction might explore Naruto's extreme despair or difficult situations that push him to the brink of suicidal thoughts, which is a very disturbing and non - canon take on the character.

One possible reason could be extreme loneliness. Naruto has always faced some degree of isolation in the original story. In a fanfiction, this could be exaggerated to the point where he feels there's no way out and becomes suicidal. Another reason might be the failure to protect his loved ones. If in the fanfiction, he fails to save his friends or the village multiple times, the guilt could be overwhelming.

Yes, it can be. The idea of characters in the Naruto world, which is often associated with hope and friendship, being pushed to the point of considering suicide is quite disturbing. It goes against the more positive and upbeat themes usually present in the original Naruto story.

Satsuki could also be angry at first. Angry that Naruto would consider leaving her and the world in such a way. But this anger would quickly turn into determination. She would be determined to make Naruto see how much he means to her and to the people around him. So she would use her love as a weapon to fight against Naruto's dark thoughts, constantly showing him affection and positive affirmations.

It can make readers feel sympathetic towards Naruto in a new way. Since Naruto is usually seen as a strong and determined character, seeing him in such a vulnerable state can change how readers view his mental strength. They may realize that even the strongest characters can have their breaking points.

I recall a fanfic where the female suicidal reader is brought into Team 7's world in a rather strange way. The story focuses on how they gradually notice her withdrawn behavior. Naruto is the first to reach out, as he's so empathetic. He shares his own lonely childhood experiences, which makes the reader start to open up. Then Sasuke and Sakura join in, and together they form a bond that helps the reader find reasons to live.

Another aspect is that the reader could be haunted by a past event related to the ninja world. The darkness of that event could be overwhelming. Sakura, with her kind heart, could try to befriend the reader. She might bring the reader to the hospital where she works, showing the importance of life and how she tries to save lives every day. This exposure to the value of life could make the reader re - think their suicidal thoughts.