Questionable Questing

Want to talk Boruto or Hazbin Hotel again?

I'm cool with whatever. I'm on puppy duty again tonight, so I'm a little distracted. My aunt likes taking him with her to work on friday's, so he's all riled up with a whole day of exploring new places and having a bunch of people spoil him.

Turning off my rape brain as it's not required for authentic love and kink.
The internet has a hard on for Boruto taking Hinate and Himwari. Let's explore that. With Sasuke as a mentor and father figure, Boruto's ninja belief is ironically more the opposite of his dad's

Too be honest I haven't seen Boruto so I really don't know his character or motivations beyond surface level meme's. Tell me about him as a character.

I only know what porn says. That is he is really into his mom. Relies on her. Dad is never around, and he doesn't know where he fits in.

Now there is potential here for the "idea" of a Naruto son who grows up a rich lad

Well the other big issue I have with Boruto is that there are no major defined threats to act as good instigators or tension. People lich Orchimama or Danzo fit just as easily in a Porno world as they do in canon, and while Bortuo has intagainists, they aren't nearly as good or memorable.

Who would you have as a threat or for a idealogical foe? I really want to hit a inner conflict over what a Shinobi is and does

The puppy is settled down, chewing on a chew stick, and I can finally give you my full attention. lol.

Good puppy

But if I was to give a idealogical foe, it would have to represent a victim of some kind. Boruto wants to bring back the age of Shinobi because he feels his dad went to far and jeopardized his nation, its culture and security, in the name of peace. Then the ultimate opposite to that, instead of some peace loving hippy like his dad, would be someone who was victimized by Konha's previous militarization and paranoia.

The villages terrorized by ninja?

I'm thinking an ex Root member, with Danzo and root in general representing how Boruto's world view can lead to some very fucked up evil's if taken to their logical extremes, who's because of their experiences have gone full warrior of peace from it. With him assassinating and just doing all kinds of terrorist activities to anyone or any nation that opposes naruto's peace plans.

With his big rebuttal to Boruto being, yeah things aren't perfect and today's peace is tenuous at best and requires a bunch of compromises that nobody is happy with. But Boruto is spoiled. He grew up in a world where eight years old aren't forced to kill each other to survive. He's a rich kid with the strongest dad on the planet and a support system that can be summoned up with the word nepotism.

Having a antagonist who is pro his father is a great idea. Where as Boruto I think okay so first. Root. Root I feel exists to have bad and good ninja. When in fact all Ninja are murderous mercs. That brings me to my thought is the difference between Root and proper ninja is squad of soldiers vs elite shinobi warrior if non Root?

Yet he wants to bring back the war and nationalism? Without even having killed anyone yet? Without seeing half his family mauled in front of him? And Boruto wants to call himself a leader or say that his goals are noble? For a root agent who's lost everything over and over again, and been indoctrinated to literally kill himself for the mission, he'll despise Boruto. He'll see him as a boy pretending to be a man.

I like. I like a lot.

The question here is Boruto for nationalism or is he for the ethos, the moral and philosophical beliefs

I'm curious what captions or art you'll find for Boruto and pregnant Hinate together

For root Ninja's as a whole, most of them are better trained than your average Chunin, especially in counter intelligence and stealth, Plus thanks to some human experimentation and very brutal training a lot of them are pretty hardy and can take a lot more of a beating than their rank might imply. But a big limiting factor is that Danzo did all of this under the table.