Naruto, blessed with a happy family, was clearly much more mature.
Yet if he had been too mature, he would have had no way to calmly accept what he had gone through. Naruto's innocence was also a form of protection. Otherwise, in the original story, if Naruto had shown even the slightest dissatisfaction, Konoha's attitude toward him might have changed drastically.
It was precisely because, no matter how the villagers ostracized him, Naruto still wanted to become Hokage and earn everyone's recognition.
Rather than harboring resentment and wanting to destroy the village.
Only a fool like that could best inherit the Will of Fire—and make the best puppet.
The Naruto before them was not the Naruto from the original story. His upbringing had at least given him the ability to make his own judgments, and he viewed everything around him differently.
Luffy had not expected to run into Naruto on Fish-Man Island. Their adventure had only just begun, and after reuniting with his companions, meeting a friend again made Luffy very happy.
Sasuke and Luffy had an ordinary relationship, barely more than acquaintances who nodded at each other.
Sasuke did not really like people with personalities similar to Luffy's and Naruto's. One idiot like Naruto was enough; having several more people like that around would give anyone a headache.
However, after Sasuke and Zoro exchanged glances, a hint of fighting spirit rose in both of them. Both Zoro and Sasuke were the type to be ruthless and taciturn, yet inwardly sensitive.
That seemed to be a common trait of every member of the Uchiha.
Nami and Robin had a completely different style from Hinata and Karin. Nami and Robin clearly had the typical traits of Westerners, whether in figure, personality, or height.
Hinata and Karin, on the other hand, were