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SasuNaru
SasuNaru is short for 'Sasuke x Naruto' or in other words; Uchiha Sasuke and Uzumaki Naruto. If there is ever a canon yaoi pairing in Naruto, then it would most probably be SasuNaru. In fact, many people would even say that SasuNaru would be the most likely pairing in the whole series, if there ever is any. Although many other people may deny the two ever getting together, they still can't deny that Sasuke has feelings deeper than comradeship toward the oblivious blonde haired boy.
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In a Shonen Jump (the publishers of Naruto) interview with Kishimoto (the manga-ka of Naruto)---
Shonen Jump Question:
Naruto and Sasuke kiss (accidentally) in the first chapter where they appear together. Does this add a special dimension to their rivalry?
Masashi Kishimoto Answer:
I didn’t have any particular reason for it, other then to surprise readers. I mainly did it because I don’t think there has ever been a manga where two rivals kissed. Also, by having this encounter, it was easier to set up the love triangle: Sakura, who had intended to be the first one to kiss Sasuke, has it stolen by her rival Naruto, Sasuke and Naruto are rivals, so there’s and added tension there. And so on and so forth.
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If one would look closely to Kishimoto said, then he'll notice that he said that Naruto was Sakura's rival (in love?). Which means that Sakura somewhat sees Naruto as a threat in her quest for Sasuke's affection. Plus, he said that it was a love triangle. Obviously it would be that: Naruto likes Sakura; Sakura likes Sasuke; and Sasuke likes...Naruto? That would be the most obvious answer.
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In a Shonen Jump (the publishers of Naruto) interview with Kishimoto (the manga-ka of Naruto)---
Shonen Jump Question:
Naruto and Sasuke kiss (accidentally) in the first chapter where they appear together. Does this add a special dimension to their rivalry?
Masashi Kishimoto Answer:
I didn’t have any particular reason for it, other then to surprise readers. I mainly did it because I don’t think there has ever been a manga where two rivals kissed. Also, by having this encounter, it was easier to set up the love triangle: Sakura, who had intended to be the first one to kiss Sasuke, has it stolen by her rival Naruto, Sasuke and Naruto are rivals, so there’s and added tension there. And so on and so forth.
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If one would look closely to Kishimoto said, then he'll notice that he said that Naruto was Sakura's rival (in love?). Which means that Sakura somewhat sees Naruto as a threat in her quest for Sasuke's affection. Plus, he said that it was a love triangle. Obviously it would be that: Naruto likes Sakura; Sakura likes Sasuke; and Sasuke likes...Naruto? That would be the most obvious answer.
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SasuNaru
Taken from the first names of the two members of one of the strongest shonen-ai/yaoi canon pairings for the anime 'Naruto' from ShonenJump.
The two boys (the primary protagonist Naruto Uzumaki and his rival Sasuke Uchiha,) were forced into an accidental kiss in the third episode of the anime (though Cartoon Network edited it out).
This has inspired one of the greatest fandoms known SasuNaru into a search ending would give you millions of results.
The name that is placed first is of the SEME or 'attacker' and the name second is the UKE or 'reciever'. I will not go into details. You have imaginations. Use them.
SasuNaru is more popular than it's alternate NaruSasu.
I really don't see why.
SasUKE.
The two boys (the primary protagonist Naruto Uzumaki and his rival Sasuke Uchiha,) were forced into an accidental kiss in the third episode of the anime (though Cartoon Network edited it out).
This has inspired one of the greatest fandoms known SasuNaru into a search ending would give you millions of results.
The name that is placed first is of the SEME or 'attacker' and the name second is the UKE or 'reciever'. I will not go into details. You have imaginations. Use them.
SasuNaru is more popular than it's alternate NaruSasu.
I really don't see why.
SasUKE.
SasuNaru
SasuNaru is short for Sasuke x Naruto. These characters come from the anime Naruto(created by Kishimoto) It is a male/male pairing, or yaoi. It is used often in fanfictions and drawings.
'I wore a fanfic yesterday, it had SasuNaru in it.'
This fanfic contains SasuNaru
'I saw a SasuNaru mpreg drawing yesterday!'
This fanfic contains SasuNaru
'I saw a SasuNaru mpreg drawing yesterday!'
SasuNaru by Neko-chan14 February 18, 2009
SasuNaru
SasuNaru...? HELL YEAH!!!!
SasuNaru
a term used to describe the pairing between Sasuke and Naruto of the manga/anime Naruto. Has a large amount of fans. Probably larger than any other pairing.
person1: So do you think SasuNaru will happen?
person2: No not really, but I did like the cover of 411.
person2: No not really, but I did like the cover of 411.
SasuNaru by Realistic Girl September 28, 2008
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