Did Sakura beat a Tailed Beast?

When Kido steps away, Sakura escapes from her bounds and they fight. Kido nearly overpowers her with his tailed beast cloaks but Sakura never gives up and succeeds in defeating him and render him unable to move.

Did Sakura surpass Naruto and Sasuke?

Sakura Haruno has always been a step behind Naruto and Sasuke and although she claimed to have caught up to them during the Fourth Great Ninja War, she fell behind once again as the two got stronger almost immediately.

How powerful is Sakura now?

VERY STRONG. She’s known as the strongest kunoichi in Konoha and she’s also referred to as Tsunade #2 because of her monster strength, her amazing chakra control and her medical background. Plus she can basically destroy an entire terrain with just a single blow of her fist.

Is Sakura the same level as Naruto?

While Naruto and Sasuke excelled in combat, Sakura excelled where intelligence mattered most. She’s not on the same level as Naruto, a Jinchuriki with immense Uzumaki chakra, or Sasuke, who hails from a powerful bloodline with extra-special trauma-boosted eyes.

Why is Sakura never in the Naruto series?

It seems that Kishimoto always treated Sakura like an afterthought and prioritized the stories of Naruto and Sasuke over anything else, leading to Sakura, unfortunately, being fairly irrelevant in the series.

Is Sakura naturally inclined to genjutsu?

In the initial stages of Naruto, it was stated time and time again that Sakura was naturally inclined towards genjutsu. Focusing on this particular aspect could’ve made her an incredibly powerful character over the course of the series.

Why did Sakura save Kankuro from Sasori?

In fact, his poisons were thought to be incurable. With her advanced knowledge of medical ninjutsu, Sakura was able to save Kankuro, who had been poisoned by Sasori, and concoct the perfect antidote to counteract the poison. From day one, Sakura always had a complex relationship with Sasuke.

What is Sakura’s will of the girls?

This is a two-fold statement. It starts with a sense of self-worth for Sakura and is then followed by female empowerment. The will of girls cannot be underestimated, even in a Shonen anime, which are typically aimed towards male viewers.