Hinata Hyuga

Hinata appearance

Hinata lets her hair grow to the middle of her back; She becomes much prettier than she was before and her figure develops better showing a more pronounced bust. The locks that frame her face still remain, but they are longer due to the growth of her hair. After becoming a Chūnin, her clothing consists of a lavender and white jacket, as well as a black mesh shirt, navy blue pants, and black sandals. Even though she is still wearing her ninja band in the same place, her color has changed from blue to black.

personality

Hinata is characterized by being shy, thoughtful, calm, very polite, kind-hearted and somewhat innocent, as noted throughout, using the appropriate honorifics when speaking to people. She is also very gentle, a trait that Neji and her father used to consider a flaw, and does not like to compete or fight. She has been shown to be very empathetic, and, due to her upbringing, is one of the few characters who identifies with Naruto's painful and bitter childhood and desire to be recognized and accepted. Already in her childhood, as a result of her clan's high expectations as their heir and her father's grueling training and being regarded as a failure and dishonor, Hinata had lacked self-confidence causing her to have low self-esteem. However, she has proven to be a very hard-working person (something her father did not realize from the beginning), as she continually strived to change for the better, although initially this lack of self-confidence prevented her from being strong even on missions. As the series progressed, Hinata became more outspoken about her opinion and confident, such as when she demonstrated the willingness, from time to time, to take decisive action. By the time of the Fourth Shinobi World War, her bravery and confidence has extended to the part where she is willing to put her own life at risk for her people, the world, her friends, and family. Her faith, confidence, and bravery surpass the limits. Her growing self-confidence mainly stems from her long-standing admiration for Naruto, as she was inspired by his enthusiasm, optimism, and unwavering determination to protect those she loved and to never give up on anything. As the series progressed, her admiration towards him turned into genuine care and affection eventually turning into love towards the last jinchūriki of Kurama. Hinata also has an unwavering faith in the savior Naruto.