hashiras react to dkt vs everyone

Some of the hashiras who died in the manga include Gyomei Himejima and Muichiro Tokito.

I'm not sure specifically about a story named 'everyone vs mimi imfurst'. It could be something very specific within a certain community or context that I'm not familiar with.

Well, the Naruto vs Pain fight in the original series is epic. Fanfiction allows fans to explore different scenarios and what - ifs. Maybe they want to see different character developments during that intense battle.

I think young Sasuke would have a very intense reaction. He was so consumed by his hatred for Itachi at that young age. A Sasuke vs Itachi fanfiction would be like a trigger for him. He would be eager to see how the fictional fight is portrayed. If Sasuke in the fanfiction is shown as strong, it might fuel his own ego and make him strive even harder to become powerful. However, if the fanfiction shows Itachi as superior, it could enrage him. He might feel that it undermines his own goal of defeating Itachi and he might even want to find the writer to correct their 'wrong' view.

Harry would likely be devastated. He has always been in the spotlight, whether he liked it or not. Now, being ignored, he'd feel like he's in a different world. He might start to isolate himself even more, thinking that he's better off alone. However, he also has a strong sense of justice. So, he'd start to investigate. He'd look for any signs or clues as to why everyone is ignoring him. He might even suspect some dark magic at play. As he digs deeper, he could become more self - reliant and less trusting of those around him until he figures out the truth.

He might be initially shocked and heartbroken. Naruto has always valued his friends and the village's trust, so when that's suddenly taken away, he's in disbelief. He could try to reason with his friends at first, but when they don't listen, he might become angry and determined to prove his innocence on his own.

Initially, Naruto would be in shock. He'd try to talk to his friends like Sasuke or Sakura, but when they look at him with blank stares, it would break his heart. He would feel like an outsider in his own village. But then, his ninja spirit would kick in. He would start investigating. He might think it has something to do with a new enemy or some hidden plot. He'd be on a mission to not only get his friends and family to remember him but also to protect the village from whatever threat caused this forgetting in the first place.

He could try to fight back against this hatred. Naruto has a strong will. Instead of just accepting being hated, he might try to prove everyone wrong. He could start by doing good deeds secretly or try to expose any false rumors that are causing people to hate him.

In a novel, the protagonist should have different reactions to the ridicule of the crowd, depending on the plot of the novel and the protagonist's personality. Here are some possible reactions: 1. Ignore the mockery and remain calm: This is usually the most common reaction of the protagonist. He may ignore the mockery of others and continue to do what he wants to do, showing a cold attitude. 2. Counter-taunt: The protagonist may respond to the taunts of others by taunting or mocking them in return. This reaction sometimes shows the protagonist's wit and sense of humor, but it can also make the reader feel uncomfortable. 3. Silent response: The protagonist may be silent and not respond to the ridicule of others, but he may also show a proud attitude. This kind of reaction sometimes made others feel awkward, but sometimes it made the readers feel the tenacity and confidence of the protagonist. 4. Self-deprecating: The protagonist may respond to the ridicule of others in a self-deprecating manner to resolve the awkward atmosphere. This reaction can sometimes make the reader feel relaxed and happy, but it can also seem a little hypocritical. 5. Work hard: The protagonist may learn from the ridicule of others and work hard to change his situation to show a positive attitude. This kind of reaction can sometimes inspire and move the reader, but it can also be a little too idealistic.

Well, Naruto could initially be shocked that no one remembers. But then he might try to play it cool, because that's his nature. He could also think that they might be planning a surprise later. However, as time passes and still no one remembers, he would start to feel really down. He might even go off on his own to brood about it, wondering if he's not as important to his friends as he thought.