Worried we won't see much of Hinata after team 7 reunion

Well, we've been getting A LOT of Hinata lately, so I'm not complaining, but I think there's a bigger reason for it than just pairing reasons. I think some major things are about to happen regarding her and her skills.

I pretty agree with SoulFire but I think we'll see Hinata more now although she is not a main character because what is obvious, she has a growing importance in Naruto's life that can't be ignore anymore as he acknowledged himself: "always by my side"...

I don't think that the female characters are underdeveloped: without Hinata's love, would have Naruto become the hero he is now?

So the power of love is mainly incarnated by female characters like Hinata, Kushina, Sakura, Konan, Karin etc. Without their support, I don't think that their male counterparts would have been able to achieve the half they have done...

Irielo wrote:I pretty agree with SoulFire but I think we'll see Hinata more now although she is not a main character because what is obvious, she has a growing importance in Naruto's life that can't be ignore anymore as he acknowledged himself: "always by my side"...

I don't think that the female characters are underdeveloped: without Hinata's love, would have Naruto become the hero he is now?

So the power of love is mainly incarnated by female characters like Hinata, Kushina, Sakura, Konan, Karin etc. Without their support, I don't think that their male counterparts would have been able to achieve the half they have done...

Absolutely agree. Any hero wouldn't be complete without a woman they love and without woman that loves them. And it's not only in Naruto. Love is everywhere. Even Batman found his love and even has a son, lol.

"Always by my side" is a pretty straight answer, that Naruto now cares about Hinata more, than just a friend. Because by side of a man could be only a woman that he loves, that is his soulmate, because this woman is completing him.

"Some people say that when you get married, you lose something - become half of a whole. I wasn't a complete person until I met my wife" (c) Clark Kent

That's the scenario.