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sadara: According to Naruto, whereas Sarada's personality takes more after her mother, her appearance takes after her father:[11] she has inherited the dark colour of his eyes and hair, which she keeps shoulder-length and parted to the right; Sarada is stated to have inherited most of her facial traits from her father. She often wears a pair of red framed glasses.

Early in her Academy career,[18] Sarada wears a vermilion jacket, under which there is a cream-coloured vest, under which she has a high-collared white shirt with a red tie. She also wears a red skirt and black open-toed boots. As she nears graduation, Sarada begins wearing a red sleeveless qipao shirt - similar to what Sakura wore in Part II - with the Uchiha crest on the back. She also wears a pair of lilac-coloured shorts, dark purple thigh-length stockings, black shinobi sandals, and long dark purple arm warmers. Once she receives a forehead protector, she wears it around her forehead with her bangs hanging over. In the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations manga, Sarada wears a sleeveless, buttoned dull red dress bound by a yellow tie and a white belt. She wears white bandages underneath. She also wears a black fingerless glove on her right hand, similar to her father's, a black arm warmer on her left arm, and a pair of black ankle-length, open-toed high-heeled sandals with wooden soles.

Three years after Boruto left Konoha, Sarada's hair was trimmed and swiped to the left with wavy bangs. She wears earrings shaped like the Uchiha symbol, a dark choker with a circular pendant, frameless glasses, and pale-pink lipstick. She also wears a black tube top shirt with red lining on the top, black shorts, a red belt, black, high-heel sandals with black leg warmer calf-high socks with red lining on the top, and an oversized black jacket with red interior that she leaves open, with a metal plate engraved with the Konoha emblem attached to the right front panel. She typically wears her jacket off shoulder, exposing her left shoulder. When on missions, Sarada wears a standard Konoha forehead protector with a long red band as a hairband, similar to her mother's style, with the knot tied just behind her left ear and its loose ends hanging down to her shoulder she also has a entirely huge ass, like not abnormally huge but huge like more than 50 inches of ass huge. th same goes with gabi. personality: As a child, Sarada was portrayed to be like her father, after the events of the Uchiha Clan Massacre: unfriendly, unsmiling and sullen, but her personality changed around the time of her Academy graduation. According to Naruto, her personality takes after her mother's, which he bases on the suspicion that Sarada is "scary" when she's angry;[11] she indeed has somewhat of a strong temper, which flares up more often after her appointment to Team Konohamaru. In these and other moments of particularly strong feeling, Sarada often exclaims her mother's characteristic "Shannarō!". According to Chōchō, Sarada is also known for having a very dark side to her when confronting problems.[12] Anger aside, she displays a normal range of emotions, from laughing to crying to blushing in appropriate situations, contrasting with Sasuke's typical stoic reaction to every circumstance. In most situations, Sarada is kind-hearted and brave, polite to others and considerate of her friends and family, wishing well for them and standing up for them when they need her. She doesn't mind saying what she is thinking, whether it is a question she wants the answer to, an opinion she holds firmly, or a frustration she can't let go of. Like Sakura, Sarada is quite well-read: she feels comfortable arguing the differences between a panda and a normal bear, and she is apparently the only participant in the Chūnin Exams to have heard of the book series called Shinobi Strategist Detective Story, much less read all four volumes.

Stemming from her mother's influence, Sarada's wisdom, self-awareness and independence are greater than most of her peers. When Sakura told her Sasuke did have a habit of showing affection that was greater than kissing, Sarada thought Sakura was referring to sexual intercourse. However, she was actually referring to Sasuke's habit of poking her in the forehead. In the anime, Sarada seems to attempt to portray as "normal" and wanting to maintain a certain extent of normality despite her career as a kunoichi, as shown by her habit of cooking for her overworked mother, her refusal of riding on top of a train or attempting to not sprint over buildings,[13] and her genuine fear of horror movies.[14]

The prolonged absences of her father upset Sarada, especially since their clan is so small, and she would periodically ask her mother about him during her childhood. Sakura would do her best to field Sarada's questions about who Sasuke was, what he was doing, and how he felt about Sarada, yet at the same time she would speak cryptically, either giving vague answers or avoiding topics entirely, not wanting to tell her daughter her father's past yet and the details of his S-rank mission. Although she put up with this for many years, Sarada started to feel that Sakura was withholding something from her in the days just before her graduation from the Academy, even extending this assumed dishonesty to all medical-nin since Sakura is one of the best healers. After getting into an argument about what Sakura may be hiding from her, Sarada came to suspect about her own lineage, a suspicion that is briefly, even though wrongly, confirmed to her at first. This initially caused her to angrily react against her parents and briefly consider leaving her home. She reconsidered this choice after talking to Naruto, who reminds her that family is defined by how people feel for each other and not from blood. Because Sarada loves Sakura and has had countless examples that Sakura loves her too,[15] Sarada soon reconciles with her mother, thereafter restoring the good mother-daughter relationship of mutual trust, protection, and honesty the two have.

Sarada's Eyes Awaken Sarada awakens her Sharingan at the thought of meeting . Sarada's temporary strain with Sakura occurs as a result of her attempt to cope with Sasuke's absence in her life; when she could no longer endure not having her father around, as her mother could tell her almost nothing about him.[16] She decided to personally seek out Sasuke so that she could finally meet him and ask him directly all the things she had wanted to know, such as if he actually cared about her or her mother. Her curiosity grew after Naruto mentioned her father is a great shinobi. The excitement of getting to be in the same room as him caused her Sharingan to awaken. She was accordingly disappointed when, on seeing him, he is apparently cold and indifferent to her, providing her with none of the answers or comfort she craved, and therefore became angry with him, berating him for neglecting his own family. Nevertheless, Sarada eventually saw the emotionless shinobi exterior lifted in his brief moments of kindness to Sakura and herself. Although he is not as forthcoming as Sarada wants him to be, Sasuke is able to convince Sarada that he cares about her by reminding her that she singularly represents his bond with Sakura and his family. Since the incident with Sarada, Sasuke makes a greater effort to spend time with his family and console his child when he must be away, which, although it makes her sad, she now understands. When she does get to see him, Sarada is happy, according to Sakura, even happier than herself, and her family often takes the opportunity to eat and train together. She sometimes likes to playfully tease her parents about their love life, much to her amusement and their chagrin.[17]

Sarada is appreciative of Naruto, for his help in mending her relationship with her parents, finding him to be kind, warm and a cool uncle figure. She is quite interested in his philosophy of the Will of Fire, wherein he tries to form bonds with everyone that he can, particularly villagers of Konoha. Because of Naruto, Sarada decides to make it her dream to become Hokage, wanting a life in which she is surrounded by familiar people instead of the necessary but lonely ninja path her father endures. She is so fond of Naruto that in a conversation with Kawaki, she admits she has wondered on many occasions what her life would be like if she were Naruto's daughter. In the anime, she shows great appreciation for the Hokage Rock and fantasises about having her own likeness carved into it.[12] At the same time, Sarada shares a complicated relationship with Naruto's son, Boruto. Despite he is the first friend she made, which helped her to gain the confidence to befriend reliable peers such as Chōchō, Sumire and Mitsuki, the two ninja are often at odds with one another, arguing over almost everything. She initially felt jealousy towards Boruto for the wonderful father he had and even recriminated him for "not appreciating and reproaching" his father for his difficult work as a Hokage, though she comes to acknowledge her teammate's pain and reactions as valid. Despite their arguments, they are very close friends, deeply caring for one another's well-being and actually supporting their dreams greatly. Sarada even said they have been close since they were little despite their constant fights and openly expressed seeing Boruto as someone very close to her.

Sarada's worry for her family and friends, however, sometimes lets her emotions cloud her better judgment, resulting in her not taking into consideration other people's feelings or reasons. For example, she recklessly confronted Kawaki when he sealed Naruto and attempted to kill Boruto, being an Ōtsutsuki, even when Kawaki had grown powerful enough to the point that no one in Konoha could stop him. When Boruto and Kawaki's positions were switched due to Omnipotence, where she and Sumire were not affected, Sarada felt deep agony about Boruto's situation. So genuine was her regard for him that upon understanding the scale of his dire situation in which his life was at risk, it awakened her Mangekyō Sharingan. This was something so potent that Sasuke, whose own memories were affected, grasped that something important had happened to his beloved child and decided to help the boy who seemingly kill his best friend. Three years later, she futilely tried to appeal for the innocence of Boruto and her father, and stubbornly insisted on helping the two by asking about his location. However, Sumire pointed out that Boruto had his reasons for keeping to himself, the main reason he nearly died to Jura was because he was focused on defending them, that Sarada failed to consider his reasons for keeping away and that she kept disregarding his pain, causing a temporary strain between her and Sumire. Upon facing the sentient God Trees and realising the true power of her Mangekyō Sharingan, Sarada began to reflect on all her goals and the way she went about them, deciding to reject all self-doubt in herself and reach her potential so there would be less obtacles in her way. Following this revelation, Sarada came to realise she had deeper feelings for Boruto. Afterward, she reconciled with Sumire, and the two agree to a friendly rivalry for his affection.

gabi: Gabi is a small, young girl with a petite yet athletic build. She has a small face with wide brown eyes and defined eyebrows, a small upturned nose and a notably radiant smile. She has medium length black hair which she keeps half tied above her head with large strands on each side of her face. Like her fellow Warrior candidates, she wears the standard Marleyan soldier uniform consisting of a white jacket and pants, supply packs on the hip, suspender straps, a hard hat with a stripe around it, and knee-high black combat boots.

As an Eldian, her uniform is different from the Marleyans, as her shirt collar has a small badge with the Eldian star instead of a small clip and her hat has a white stripe with the Eldian star on it instead of a pure black stripe. However, underneath her uniform, she wears a short tattered light dress with poorly made thigh-length light-colored shorts. Gabi's casual wear consists of a white shirt, black dress, a thigh-length mantle, and dark loafers. As is law in Marley, Gabi also wears the Eldian armband as all her family members and ancestors residing there do so as well.

personality: Gabi is very passionate and head-strong, expressing her emotions and opinions without inhibition. She is also brave, possessing boundless determination, and willing to put her life on the line to complete a goal for a perceived greater good. She also shows great concern for her fellow Eldians, risking her life to take out a train instead of letting 800 of her brethren charge the gunmen guarding their objective.[9]

However, these attributes can also make her somewhat overbearing and domineering. This causes her to be tactless at times, forcing her opinions on others and taking charge regardless of whether it was asked for or not. She mostly shows this side around her fellow Warrior candidates, considering herself their de facto leader to an extent, and even threatening to 'punish' them when they disagree with her. Nonetheless, she is friendly enough that they have no issue with spending their leisure time with her.

Like many of the Eldians living in Marley, she holds an intense hatred for the people of Paradis Island due to the false history she was raised up with.[10] Aside from her resolve and determination, Gabi is care-free even on the battlefield, making remarks about her cuteness and claiming her commander loves her too much to sacrifice her. After the truth about Karl Fritz's collaboration with the Tybur family to end the Eldian Empire is revealed, she is seen wholly shocked, and her firm belief about Eldians in Paradis Island as evil is challenged. Her hatred of the people of Paradis Island is such that she shows no qualms after killing any of them.[11] She holds a strong sense of pride in being a 'true' Eldian and does not remove her armband under any circumstances; if forcibly removed, she will do anything to get it back and fears that without it, she will become just like the evil Eldians on Paradis.[12]

Although Gabi is quite smart, having the intelligence to craft a bomb capable of derailing an armored train meant for taking out the strongest Titans while huddling in a ditch with limited supplies, and forming a plan to get close enough to perform said action,[13] she is entirely oblivious and obtuse regarding other matters. Even though the other candidates are aware of Falco's obvious crush on her, Gabi remains unaware despite several people commenting on it while in her presence; even when Falco practically yelled it to her, she failed to figure it out. However, when Falco properly explained it to her, she was taken aback by it and could only blush at the news.

Gabi curses at the Survey Corps Gabi fanatically curses the Survey Corps soldiers as devils Though Gabi's passion is one of her greatest strengths, having allowed her to become the skilled soldier she is, it is also her greatest flaw. It drives her vengeful side to the point of extreme rashness and an almost complete disregard of common sense, leading her to believe she could kill the entire Survey Corps single-handedly, despite them having taken out several Warriors and dozens of Marleyan soldiers. Unlike Falco, it also causes her to be very rigid and self-righteous in her beliefs, still seeing the Eldians of Paradis Island as devils and different from the "true Eldians" of Marley despite the revelations made public during the Tybur festival. She dismisses the Survey Corps and Anti-Marleyan Volunteers' reasons for the invasion of Liberio, even psychotically ranting at them after being captured that she will continue to fight them.

Mr. Blouse is offered a choice Gabi is fearful of the possibility of death During her time on Paradis, she still expressed her superiority as a "true Eldian" but is surprised that many of the actions of the Eldians on Paradis directly contradict what she has been raised to believe; she recalls that her cousin Reiner mentioned similar experiences while on Paradis during the Paradis Island Operation.[14] After interacting with Kaya and Lisa Blouse, Gabi begins to harbor some doubts about the Eldians on Paradis Island being monsters. Despite willing to put her life on the line in service of Marley many times, Gabi is actually quite scared at the thought of dying; when she was at the mercy of Mr. Blouse, Gabi expresses true fear and does nothing to try and defend herself, remaining completely motionless.[15]

By the time of the Marleyan counter attack against Paradis, Gabi has completely let go of her hatred against the people of Paradis and no longer sees them as devils. When she hears Mrs. Blouse's concern over them and Kaya's justified anger, Gabi breaks down in tears while confessing the faults in her prior beliefs. Gabi confessed that she finally understood her cousin Reiner's feelings and claimed, "There were no devils on this island, there were only people. We, these people we had not even ever seen, all of them, we decided they were devils."[6]

Right after the commotion of the Rumbling, Gabi is at a crossroads in her life. She realizes that people living in Paradis are no different from themselves and begins fighting against Eren Yeager, who has become the true enemy of humanity, to save everyone.

in this situation gabi is alot older because they are in high school. they both have huge asses and clearly show it off alot.