Kana-boon Kishimoto Interview

Hinata heroine & Sakura addicted ?
Kana-boon Kishimoto InterviewHinata heroine & Sakura addicted ?
Kana-boon Kishimoto InterviewHinata heroine & Sakura addicted ?
Kana-boon Kishimoto InterviewHinata heroine & Sakura addicted ?
Kana-boon Kishimoto InterviewHinata heroine & Sakura addicted ?
The word "heroine" is written out in English (with kana alphabet) so it just means a main female character

"Hinata is not like the typical heroine that would stand by the protagonist's side, she's the type to watch him from the shadows" (the type to secretly watch over him)
The word "heroine" is written out in English (with kana alphabet) so it just means a main female character"Hinata is not like the typical heroine that would stand by the protagonist's side, she's the type to watch him from the shadows" (the type to secretly watch over him)
The word "heroine" is written out in English (with kana alphabet) so it just means a main female character"Hinata is not like the typical heroine that would stand by the protagonist's side, she's the type to watch him from the shadows" (the type to secretly watch over him)
And yes, he uses the word 中毒 (which means addiction)
to describe Sakura's feelings towards Sasuke. And he does indeed say that he didn't write it down because it would sound contrieved (meaning false-sounding, so it would sound like a shallow reason to like him)
And yes, he uses the word 中毒 (which means addiction)to describe Sakura's feelings towards Sasuke. And he does indeed say that he didn't write it down because it would sound contrieved (meaning false-sounding, so it would sound like a shallow reason to like him)
And yes, he uses the word 中毒 (which means addiction)to describe Sakura's feelings towards Sasuke. And he does indeed say that he didn't write it down because it would sound contrieved (meaning false-sounding, so it would sound like a shallow reason to like him)
And yes, he uses the word 中毒 (which means addiction)to describe Sakura's feelings towards Sasuke. And he does indeed say that he didn't write it down because it would sound contrieved (meaning false-sounding, so it would sound like a shallow reason to like him)
And yes, he uses the word 中毒 (which means addiction)to describe Sakura's feelings towards Sasuke. And he does indeed say that he didn't write it down because it would sound contrieved (meaning false-sounding, so it would sound like a shallow reason to like him)
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