How does Naruto restore his clan in fanfiction?

Well, in some fanfictions, Naruto might start by finding suitable partners within the village. Since he is the last of his clan, he could look for women who are willing to carry on the Uzumaki bloodline. He may also use his influence as a hero to encourage others to support his clan - revival efforts, like getting the village to provide resources for the new Uzumaki generation.

Well, first of all, Naruto would need to establish a strong base for his clan. This could involve building a new compound or renovating an existing one. He would then focus on training the next generation. In the context of harem fanfiction, his relationships in the harem could play a role in this. For example, his female companions could help in teaching and nurturing the young ones, passing on their own skills and knowledge. Also, Naruto would probably seek out any lost or hidden knowledge about his clan to give his rebuilding efforts a more solid foundation.

Naruto could start to focus more on building relationships outside of his clan. He would seek acceptance from his friends like Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi. Their support would give him the strength to rise above the situation. He might also start to explore different jutsu and skills on his own, without relying on any clan teachings.

He could also try to find a new family or group to belong to. Maybe he befriends some outcasts in the village and forms a new kind of family with them. This new support system helps him cope by providing love and acceptance that he was denied by his own clan. He would learn that family isn't always about blood relations.

It could also affect his friendships. Some friends might try to convince him to let go of his hatred, which could cause friction. On the other hand, some friends might support his stance, which could lead to them being at odds with the clan. For example, Sasuke, who has his own issues with his clan, might react in different ways depending on Naruto's situation.

His relationship with Sasuke could be affected in a big way. Sasuke is very much tied to his clan, and Naruto's rejection might make Sasuke view him differently. It could either create a rift between them or make Sasuke question his own loyalty to his clan. As for his friends like Sakura, she might be initially shocked but then try to understand Naruto's perspective.

Some friends might feel betrayed. If they are very clan - oriented, they could see Naruto's leaving as a sign that he doesn't value the clan and by extension, their friendship. However, his true friends like Sasuke or Sakura might understand his reasons. Sasuke, who has his own issues with his clan, might be more empathetic. Sakura, who has seen Naruto's determination, could support his decision in the long run.

At first, Naruto might be shocked and confused. He would probably wonder why his own clan would do such a thing to him. He might feel a deep sense of betrayal, especially since he has always longed for a family and a sense of belonging within the Uzumaki clan. But being Naruto, he would soon turn his confusion and pain into determination. He would vow to prove himself and show the clan that they were wrong to exile him.

One challenge is the lack of pure - blood Uzumaki. Since he is the last one he knows of, finding suitable mates with enough Uzumaki blood could be difficult. Also, the Uzumaki clan has a lot of enemies. Those enemies might try to stop Naruto from reviving the clan so they don't become a threat again.

He could start by gathering like - minded individuals. Maybe those who share his ideals of hard work and perseverance, like some of the underdogs he befriended throughout his life in the original Naruto story.