I'm not American. I don't watch Naruto since after the Chunnin Exams Arc, and I just don't look much anime in particular. But even I know when something is idiotic, and that something is here: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/naruto-banned-in-usa

Right now, some fans of the Naruto/Sakura shipping are doing a fuzz just because their pair, which honestly was NOT gonna last because Naruto is too loud for Sakura and Sakura is too aggressive for Naruto, was phased in exchange of the more classic ones of "Hootblooded/Shy" and "Strong-willed/Emo" pairs (Although the latter was given a genderswap, seriously, I still think those two had to be the opposite gender.

No, NaruSaku fans, they are not the same kind of "Loud Kid/Tsundere Girl" you see in other shows, because their dislike of each other was seen since their beginning and only grief placed them together. Their chemistry is not like Ranma and Akane chemistry, which can work well despite their personalities being the same due to the fact they don't have their heart elsewhere and they, in the deep, love each other.

Sakura was only in love with Sasuke, Naruto didn't pursue a love interest, yet he made Hinata swoon for him because he was getting brave. I think the most of the planet knew this was gonna happen, because Masashi Kurumada actually forgot to add mystery to their relationship as he did to the rest of the story (seriously, WTF, DUDE?!).

There are things outsiders think wrongly from americans and this is the reason why. So, as an outsider with a good heart, despite the lots of cute images I had seen in my life and the recent FNAF trend are threatening me with cardiac arrests, I want to put this so we can tell the NaruSaku fans that we don't want Naruto being banned in America just because of a disproved pair.

And yes, the finale was kinda "meh", but several other series, animes even, had the same and nobody was doing a fuzz for their banning, even though some may had seen it coming when the adaptation arose. May be a joke that petition, but I won't take risks.