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Name: hinata Hyuuga

Nicknames/Titles: idk

Age:13/15

Gender: female

Sexual Preference: Bisexual

Ninja Rank: Jounin

Shinobi Village: Leaf

Appearance:

Personality: Normal hinata

Clan: (Hyuuga)

Chakra Elements: Bayakugan

Skills/Specialties: kekki genki

Weapons: kuni shureken

Daughter and heiress to the Hyūga clan, Hinata is a terminally shy and soft-spoken, yet tough and resolute, Chūnin-level taijutsu user, from Yūhi Kurenai's Team 8. As a member of the Hyūga clan, she possesses the Byakugan, and specializes in the Jūken, or "Gentle Fist", fighting style. This means that her field of vision is almost 360 and she is able to damage her opponent's chakra circulatory system and inner organs directly with even a slight tap. Since she is the main house's elder child, Hinata is supposed to be the heir to the clan; however, because her father deemed her a lost cause in her early teens - apparently of even lesser skill than her younger sister, Hanabi, and not even comparable to her cousin Neji - and thus he left her in the care of Yūhi Kurenai when she became Hinata's sensei, stating, "Do what you want with her. She is of no use to me."
In the beginning, Hinata lacks self-confidence and gives up easily. But gradually, she starts to try and change herself, staying at the training grounds longer than anyone else and working hard to improve her skills. She finds inspiration in Naruto, her academy student crush, whose constant determination and confidence she admires. Hinata's strong romantic affections for Naruto seem to be a rather glaring exception, as no other introduced girl of around Naruto's age has displayed anything of the sort for him (in stark contrast to Uchiha Sasuke, who at times seems to be the collective crush of the entire teenage female population of Konoha, and apparently some non-Konoha nin in the case of Temari from Sunagakure (Hidden Sand)).
"Humans are separated by differences they are born with but I want to believe that people can change and wanted to express that. Hinata's theme is 'by believing in yourself, you can become a new person.' - Kishimoto Masashi
Chuunin Exam RCA


In this arc, Hinata - who is pained to see Naruto's constant frustration about losing Sasuke - convinces the rest of Team 8 to try to find some way to help him. Shino recalls the existence of the Bikōchū (微香虫, "Faint smell bug" or "scent bug"), a rare insect with a great tracking ability, which, he says, is pretty much their only chance to help, and consequently says that they shouldn't go because the chance of finding this bug is very small. Very uncharacteristically, Hinata insists that they should go and they wind up taking the idea to Tsunade, who agrees to send them off to the mission, even sending Naruto off with them, who she claims would have gone anyway (and most likely would have).

Hinata training by a waterfall.During one of the mission's nights, Naruto wakes up to relieve his bladder and has his attention drawn to a nearby waterfall where he notices a beautiful girl performing a sort of swirling dance, making the water sprout in an orb around her. Awed by this captivating sight he approaches her, asking who she is, only to slip on a rock and fall in the water, alerting her to his presence. He apologizes but there is no response, as she is already gone. Though it is quite obvious that this girl was Hinata, Naruto fails to make the connection and later excitedly recounts to Kiba how he saw this "ultra-pretty girl" during the night, embarrassing her incredibly (fans of the show have drawn amused comparisons between the overall mood of the scene and mahō shōjo themes, dubbing this appearance of her "Sailor Hinata" tongue-in-cheek).

Hinata uses Shugohakke, Rokujūyon Shō.However, other shinobi from the Aburame's rival bug clan in Hidden Rock are also after the Bikochu in order to restore their clan, so after numerous decoys, counter-decoys, traps and other types of underhanded warfare, during which all of the team members come inches from gruesome deaths, it is ultimately Hinata who comes to the rescue. Presumed dead by the Konoha-nin's adversaries, she appears in a crucial moment and nullifies the combined effect of all of the Kamizuru bee swarm jutsu, including a gigantic summon, by means of a new, original jutsu she has developed - Shugohakke Rokujūyon Shō (Guardian Eight Divination Signs, Sixty-Four Palms of the Hand), a technique on par with Neji's Hakke Rokujūyon Shō and Hakke Shō Kaiten (and arguably even better - some fans have criticized the anime team for coming up with this "overpowered" move). Shino explains Hinata's motives of pushing herself to this level - she did it to be acknowledged by her father and Naruto; and as she drops to the ground from exhaustion Naruto catches her and pronounces her performance "awesome", grinning (though he still does not figure out that the girl he saw earlier was her, training this very technique). Hinata, not unexpectedly, blushes and smiles.
Later, when back in the village, the Hyūga clan - Hiashi, Hinata and Neji - are seen sitting together in the clan residence. Hiashi, who has years before disowned his daughter, asks her how the mission went, to which she responds, smiling, that it was a complete and utter failure (which it was, since the tracking potential of the bug was later lost because just as it came out of metamorphosis, Naruto farted in front of it, causing it to follow Naruto around). Quite surprised by this change of attitude, Hiashi smiles and tells her to do her best, and the arc ends with the smiling Hyūga clan and her staring up at the sunlight and resolving to always strive to become stronger. This concept is largely not filler; the manga similarly deals with the healing of the Hyūga clan and Hinata's ever-strengthening resolve.

When Naruto briefly breaks the fourth wall during the start of the Chūnin Exam and introduces his classmates - the "Rookie 9" - to the audience, he describes Hinata as a "a shy, dark, weird girl who always looks away when I look at her". He gradually learns of the kind of person she is by snippets of interaction during the exam; she offers to let him copy off of her paper during its first stage and gives him a case of medicine during the third stage, both acts of kindness rather out of place in the fiercely competitive environment that is the Chūnin exam. Though Naruto is oblivious to her attraction to him, his opinion of her becomes more sympathetic and caring.
In a final attempt to change herself, Hinata enters the chūnin exam with her team. Because of their exceptional skills in tracking and reconnaissance, they pass the first two tests easily. However, this good fortune does not continue into the last stage, as Hinata is paired against her cousin Hyūga Neji in the preliminaries. Not only is this an abysmal match-up for her, as he knows her own fighting style better than she does, but he also has a bitter grudge against the main branch. He takes this opportunity to belittle her aspiration of changing herself, carrying a rather mentally unbalancing speech tinged with fatalism with the conclusion that personality traits and ability are determined at birth and, ultimately, people cannot change. As the ferocity of the speech and Neji's psychological warfare intensifies, Hinata is practically brought to tears, at which point Naruto, who is enraged by Neji's belittling, shouts for her to stand up for herself.

Hinata vs. Neji in the preliminary matches of the Chūnin Exams.Inspired by Naruto's words, Hinata battles Neji and even though it is utterly futile, as Neji is simply much stronger than she is, she manages to throw him off balance by the mere act of continuing to fight. She gets up at points where she decidedly should not be getting up, and on the verge of collapse tells Neji that he is confused and suffering within the fate of the main and branch houses. Upon hearing this Neji is driven into blind rage and runs straight at her, screaming, intending to kill her. The Jōnin overseeing the match stop him in time from delivering this final blow, but Hinata is seriously wounded as it is and must be taken to intensive care. As she loses consciousness, she wonders whether she was able to change, even just a little.
One month later during the day of the third stage main matches Hinata sees Naruto again. Though it was his desire to fight Neji, the strength of his opponent bothers him to the point where rather than heading straight to the stadium, he wanders off to where he first became a Genin, lost in thought. He confides in her that his self-doubt is strengthening, and he thinks he only appears strong to her because he's always acting strong to cover up the frustration of his constant failures. Hearing this, Hinata immediately speaks up, telling him that this isn't true and that even when he fails, she thinks of him as a "proud failure" because he never gives up, no matter what. Awed and cured of his self-doubt, Naruto in turn tells her that he always thought of her as "a dark, weird girl", but that now, he thinks he likes people like her. This leaves her blushing in place, which goes comically undisturbed even after Naruto is long gone and Kiba arrives to take her to the stadium.
During Naruto's match against Neji, the injuries Hinata suffered in her match against her cousin show to be not fully healed. She begins coughing and is healed by a masked ninja, later to be revealed as Yakushi Kabuto. Kabuto heals Hinata of her injuries and knocks both her and Kiba out so they don't get in the way of the oncoming invasion. Because she is unconscious, she does not witness Naruto's use of the Kyūbi's chakra.
Bikōchū RCA



Treasure Hunt RCA
In a later filler arc, Tsunade decides to send Naruto, Hinata, and Kiba on a mission to retrieve a box that a man who calls himself Kaisen Agari is looking for. However, there is a catch: due to the fact they failed in both the Bikōchū and Bounty Hunter missions, if the 3 genin fail once again, they would be sent back to the academy. Fearing for their ninja status, Naruto and Kiba spend much of the trip bickering about who is lagging down who, while Hinata quietly watches, not wanting to get in the way. As a result, Hinata gets a nasty cut on her leg while following Naruto's brazen way of pathfinding.
They are soon trapped in a cave by Agari, and his comrades proceeded to use a jutsu that allowed them to copy the faces and bodies of Naruto, Hinata, and Kiba. This jutsu is apparently potent enough to escape detection by smell. Before leaving, the cave is rigged with explosive notes that will crush the 3 real genin. However, Naruto, Kiba, and Akamaru manage to free Hinata from her ropes via biting, and Hinata proceeds to use Shugohakke Rokujuyon Shō to deflect the debris from the explosion. After momentarily fainting again when she got too close to Naruto, Hinata frees Kiba, who uses Gatsūga to dig them out. Once on the outside, all three of them realize their lack of teamwork was what had made this mission become almost a failure. It was decided that Naruto and Kiba would run ahead to the village and stop the imposters while Hinata would go her own pace. Upon returning to the village, Hinata finds that all is well and that the imposters were actually hired by Tsunade to test their skills; however, she found out too late to stop herself from giving Naruto a Jūken after Naruto forgot the sign that was suppose to indicate he was the real Naruto.
Their mission does end in success. It turned out this mission was a ploy to increase and improve their teamwork skills. Most importantly, they don't have to worry about losing their status.
The Land of Vegetables
In a recent filler arc, Hinata, Naruto, and Chōji are sent to escort a group of peddlers from Nano country, which is being pillaged by three mysterious ninja brothers who use nature-elemental jutsu. The group from Konoha discover that among the peddlers was hidden the last heiress of the Nano Country nobility and that the three mysterious ninja were trying to kill her.
The princess believed Naruto was a living failure of a ninja because he listened to his emotions. Hinata defends Naruto stating that Naruto was always alone and he didn't have a family. Hinata also stated that Naruto has never thought about running away or abandoning people to save himself, and works hard to gain respect and become the next Hokage. The princess questions Hinata on her feelings for Naruto, but all Hinata does is blush. The princess figures it out and says she understands. However, when Hinata turns around the princess knocks her out with a rock and said that she has no intention of dying due to Hinata or Naruto. Naruto later finds Hinata and berates her for not being able to defend herself. Naruto runs ahead to find the princess and tells Hinata to find Chōji.
Hinata is unable to find Chōji, but she finds Naruto's headband on the ground. When she meets up with Naruto, he's fighting a powerful enemy that utilizes magnetic jutsu. Naruto tells Hinata that she will be in danger if she comes to help him and he falls down due to his injures. Hinata decides that she will protect him. She's no match for him at first, just narrowly escaping his magnetic attacks, but eventually turns his own magnetism techniques against him, causing him to become covered in a thick laver of iron particles and subsequently buried deep underground. She would have been buried, too, but Naruto and Chōji arrived in time to save her. Naruto is somewhat surprised that she won, later saying that he can't lose to her (in an encouraging way), and leaves her with Chōji as he goes to find the princess. A little later, Hinata and Chōji are captured by the third and most powerful brother.
Naruto confronts the final brother, and he has some trouble with him for a while. Eventually, Naruto uses the brother's power against him by reflecting the light back at the Criminal brother and injuring him. As a result, Naruto emerged the victor over him. Afterwards, Shizune comes with Shikamaru, and it turns out they rescued Hinata and Chōji. The princess seemed to have a change of heart after all of this, and she starts to value other people's lives over her own. The princess wanted to hire Naruto to help her rebuild her country, but he said that he needs to go home so he can train and become stronger, so he could help his friends. The princess understood and said goodbye and thanked Naruto, Hinata, and Chōji for their services.
After Two anda Half Years

Hinata's vow to become stronger turns out not to be empty; like the rest of the "rookie nine", she passes the exam and becomes a Chūnin during Naruto's absence. She makes her Naruto II debut in Chapter 282, blossoming into a young woman, sporting longer hair. Hinata's feelings for Naruto seem to be only magnified by his long absence; she wasn't even able to bring herself to greet him, opting to hide instead and fainting when he rather loudly detects her.
It is as of yet unknown how her skill has changed during the two and a half years Naruto was gone as she has yet to show any new techniques; however, it is reasonable to assume that she has attained at least the skills she has shown in the anime.

Extra
Hyūga (日向) means "toward the sun" and is the name of a city in the Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan. "Hinata" as her first name is a pun, as it is another way to read this kanji and means "a sunny place".
According to the official databook, Hinata's hobby is pressing flowers. Her favorite foods are senzai (soft bean jam) and cinnamon rolls; her least favorite foods are crab and eel. Her favorite phrase is "self-confidence".
Hinata seems to share similarities with a somewhat established stereotype (or archetype, depending on how one looks at it) of typical manga/anime girls - characterized by cuteness to the point of adorability (or an eerie beauty, as in the case of Rei Ayanami), introversion, dark and/or blue hair, a fierce resolve to work harder, and a crush on the unaware main character. The "Sailor Hinata" incident is consistent with this, as the uncharacteristic encounter where the main character is shocked by a side of the character he hasn't seen before, often involving nudity, is a recurring theme as well. Compare Shinobu Maehara, Nodoka Miyazaki, and partly Ami Mizuno (who is, ironically, Sailor Mercury).
Hinata is the youngest member of the Rookie Nine.
Hinata is one of the few members of the Rookie 9 who hasn't seen Naruto's Kyūbi power.
In Shonen Jump's annual character popularity polls, Hinata normally places fairly high, having been in the Top 10 four times. She always makes it to a higher rank than any of the other members on her team, and she is the only character on her team to ever make it to the top 10.)

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