pain destroys the leaf village

Choji would be sad and also a bit scared. He has always been a loyal friend to Naruto. He might not be as aggressive in trying to stop Naruto as some of the others, but he would try to reason with him, talking about their friendship and how the village has also been a home to Naruto. And Ino would use her mind - related jutsu to try to break any possible mental influence on Naruto if there is one, while also trying to reach out to him emotionally.

The village might experience a huge boost in morale. Naruto killing Pain would be seen as a major victory, and the villagers would feel safer. They would look at Naruto as an even greater hero, which could lead to more trust and unity within the village.

It could be that Naruto is possessed by an evil spirit. This spirit wants to destroy the Leaf Village for its own reasons. Naruto, under its control, would first cut off the village's supply lines, making it difficult for the villagers to get food and resources. Then, he'd start attacking the ninja in the village one by one. He might even use his Nine - Tails chakra in a very destructive way, not caring about the harm it would cause to the place he once called home.

Sasuke might be able to stop Naruto. They have a long - standing relationship and Sasuke has always been Naruto's equal in terms of power. He could use his Sharingan to try and break whatever is controlling Naruto or just fight him head - on and appeal to their old friendship.

Here are a few recommendations for the completed novels that passed through Muye Village: 1. " The New Third Generation Naruto of Koba " by: Everyone's Blue Fatty. This novel tells the story of an orphan who transmigrated into an ordinary family in Koba Ninja Village. The protagonist lived in Koba for eight years and faced the upcoming first battle of the Ninja Realm. The novel was completed, with a total of 1.913 million words. 2. The protagonist of this novel traveled to the end of the Third World War in Koba Village and became a member of the Hinata branch family. In order to get rid of the shackles, he sought refuge with Orochimaru. The novel was completed, with a total of 3.06 million words. 3. " Strength of Koba Supremacy " Author: Summon Bow-This novel is a story of Naruto's magical modification of Doujin. The protagonist's character is loving but not saintly. If he doesn't seek death, he won't be able to live. The main character loved research, and could be said to be Orochimaru in Naruto's skin. The novel was completed, with a total of 1.583 million words. Please note that the novels recommended above are all Doujin novels, based on Naruto's worldview and character settings.

He might meet Iruka first. Iruka was always like a father figure to Naruto, and it would be a very heartwarming reunion. Iruka would probably be one of the first people to welcome Naruto back with open arms.

The characters in the movie included the supporting role of Shinobi, the supporting role of Naruto, the female lead of Orochimaru, and the female lead of Teruya. "The Calculating Lady of Muye Village" was written by a weeping smiling dog. It was a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel. It had transmigration, intelligence online, no cheat, and integrated comic elements. [User recommendation: Earth: I want to create a world with only you and me!] Maitekai: Green leaves need flowers to accompany them, this is the climax of youth! [Kakashi: Standing in the sky, standing at the end of the path of the sword. It's very tiring and lonely, but with you by my side…] …… A protagonist who enjoyed the fun of hacking outside the game, meow? I hope you will like this book.

The characters included the male protagonist, Orne, the blacksmith, the blacksmith soul, the female protagonist, Izumi Uchiha, and the Uchiha girl who loved eating meatballs. "The Goat Immortal of the Wooden Leaf Village" by Fat Otaku Cho. It's a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel with transmigration, exotic beast style, invincible style, and LOL elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: The hundred-meter-tall Susanoo split open the ridge with his sword, the ferocious wood world that descended formed a thousand-mile-wide flesh mill, and the thousand-hand Buddha statue landed a heavy punch on the high wall of leaves. A goat wearing crimson chainmail armor and holding a pitch-black hammer walked out of the ruins. He withstood the countless attacks and walked forward, swinging the hammer in his hand. With the first strike, the mountain rocks melted and lava splashed everywhere. The second hammer strike, blazing flames that burned the sky and red clouds that covered the top. The third hammer strike, the divine might descended from the heavens. The broken Susanaka's wild laughter was mixed with horror. You're Immortal Goat from Woodleaf Village?" "No, I'm just a docile sheep." ……………… At the beginning of the story, in the quiet and peaceful Kiba Village, a bullied little girl named Uchiha Izumi used up her chakra to summon a sheep named Awn. I hope you will like this book.

The Aika Village in AC New Leaf has a unique story. It's a place where traditions are held dear. The architecture of the houses in the village reflects the local culture. The villagers have their own little quirks and personalities. For example, some are really good at handicrafts and sell their creations at the local market. There are also hidden spots in the village, like a small grove where you can find rare bugs or fruits. Overall, it's a place full of life and discovery.

In the fanfic, Naruto could build the village by first establishing a set of rules and values that everyone can follow. Then, he'd probably use his connections. For example, he could ask his friends and allies from different villages to send resources or experts in construction. He might also use his own knowledge of the Leaf village's layout and infrastructure to create a similar but unique village. He'd ensure there are places for families to live, shops for trading, and of course, ninja training facilities. This way, the new village can thrive and be self - sufficient.