What does 'plausible' mean in a story?

A plausible fictional world is one that feels realistic and believable within the context of the story. It has consistent rules, logical plot developments, and characters that act in ways that make sense for that particular world.

It depends on your perspective. Some might find it highly believable, while others might have their doubts.

It could be plausible. Goku is always on adventures and Bulma is often involved in his journey. Over time, the shared experiences could lead to deeper feelings. But also, Goku is so focused on fighting and getting stronger that it might be hard for him to fully understand romantic feelings at first. Bulma, on the other hand, might have to be the one to initiate any romantic connection.

In some fanfiction, Naruto's betrayal of the Leaf can seem plausible. It might be due to a misunderstanding, like the village turning against him despite his years of service. For example, if the village leaders suspect him of a crime he didn't commit, he could feel pushed to the edge. However, in the original Naruto series, his loyalty to the Leaf is a core part of his character.

Well, in a way it depends on the context of the fanfiction. If the writer decides to give Naruto some sort of super - powered boost or if Jiraiya is weakened in some way. For example, if Naruto has some unique power - up that allows him to counter Jiraiya's toad - related jutsus easily. But Jiraiya is a very experienced and powerful shinobi too, so it's not a straightforward win for Naruto without some plot devices.

Sure. Fictional memory loss can be made scientifically possible by imagining scenarios such as diseases affecting the brain's memory centers or extreme stress-induced amnesia. However, it's often exaggerated for dramatic effect.

Well, '2001: A Space Odyssey' is a great example of plausible science fiction. It showed space travel and the interaction with advanced alien technology in a way that was ahead of its time but still seemed possible. 'Neuromancer' is also a good one. It delved into the concept of a virtual reality - like 'the matrix' - which has become more and more relevant as our technology in the digital realm progresses. And 'Contact' where the idea of making contact with extraterrestrial life through radio signals is something that scientists are still exploring today.

It could be. Naruto has always looked up to Tsunade. In fanfiction, this could be twisted into a romantic relationship. Tsunade is a powerful and alluring character. Naruto, with his big heart, might find himself falling for her. However, it would be a complex relationship considering their age difference and the power dynamics at play. But in the realm of fanfiction, all these elements can be explored and molded into a believable love story.

Yes, it could be. Fanfiction is all about exploring different possibilities. Kagura has her own charm and Sesshomaru is a powerful and complex character. Their marriage in a fanfiction could be a way to explore a relationship that was not shown in the original work. It might start with Kagura being intrigued by Sesshomaru's power and Sesshomaru being interested in Kagura's independence. As the story progresses, they could learn more about each other and eventually marry.

One reason could be jealousy. Suppose Naruto had achieved something that Sakura deeply desired for herself or for someone she loved, and in a fit of envy, she took drastic action. But this would be a very out - of - character move for the Sakura we know from the original series.