What if Naruto didn't want to be a ninja: A fan fiction exploration

One possible reason could be the fear of losing his loved ones. In the original Naruto story, many ninjas sacrifice a lot, including their lives. Naruto might have seen this and decided he doesn't want to put himself in such a position.

One idea could be that Naruto discovers a new passion for art and decides to pursue that instead of being a ninja. He could start by sketching the landscapes he sees during his travels, and eventually move on to more complex paintings. This would lead to him leaving the ninja world behind as he focuses on his newfound love for art.

In Naruto fan fiction, the idea of Naruto and a female Juubi can lead to really interesting storylines. It could involve Naruto having to face new challenges with this female Juubi character. Maybe she has a different set of powers compared to the regular Juubi. And their interactions could range from being hostile at first, as Naruto is often seen protecting the world from threats like the Juubi, to gradually understanding each other and working together.

One possible reason could be that he has seen the darker side of the ninja world. Maybe he witnessed too much death and destruction during his missions and decided he no longer wanted to be part of it. Another reason might be that he has other dreams that he realizes are more important to him than being a ninja. For example, he could have a passion for art or music that he wants to pursue instead.

Maybe Naruto teams up with some non - ninja characters. Together, they could come up with new ways to solve problems in the village that don't require ninja skills. As a result, he gradually changes the view of the village towards non - ninja activities, which is a significant development in the fanfiction.

The characters included the male lead, Nara Shikagi, who spoke of civilization and established a new style, and the female lead, Uchiha Mikoto. "I Really Didn't Want to Be Naruto" Author: Crayon that Can't Run. It's a light novel/derivative Doujin novel with transmigration and relaxing elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: In the fiftieth year of the wooden leaf, the wooden leaf newspaper launched an exclusive interview with Naruto Nara Deer Castle. As the "Most Handsome Naruto of All Ages,""The Number One Prince Charming of Ninja World," and "Goddess Reaper," do you think you're very handsome? Facing this female reporter who was almost drooling, Nara Deer Castle felt a little helpless."Compared to my unconcealable handsomeness, I hope that everyone can focus on the" garbage sorting, starting with me "that is being carried out in Kiba Village. Let's build a better Kiba Village together." (There's already a complete Naruto Doujinshi novel of a million words,"Raging Naruto," everyone who's short of books can go and take a look ~). I hope you will like this book.

One common theme is the pursuit of power. Ninjas are often depicted as constantly striving to become stronger, whether it's through training, finding rare artifacts, or unlocking hidden abilities. For example, in many fan fictions, a young ninja will set out on a quest to master a powerful jutsu.

You could start by emphasizing the character's unique skills and charm. Maybe have them do something heroic to catch the ninja fan's attention.

Well, in some fanfiction, the story might be set in an alternate universe where the whole ninja concept doesn't exist. So, Naruto can't be a ninja because there are no ninjas in that world. It could be a world with different power systems, like magic or super technology.