What would make a 'Naruto cheats on Hinata with Sasuke' fanfiction interesting without being inappropriate?

There are likely fanfictions out there with such a plot, but this goes against the main canon of the Naruto series. Fanfiction often explores alternative storylines, but many fans might find this particular concept unappealing as Hinata is typically seen as very loyal to Naruto in the original story.

Yes, there could be. Fanfiction is a platform where writers can explore all kinds of alternate storylines. But most of the time, these kinds of stories that deviate so much from the canon relationships might be met with mixed reactions. Some people enjoy seeing different takes on characters' relationships, while others might find it disrespectful to the original story and the characters' personalities as they were developed in the official Naruto series.

One common theme could be miscommunication. Maybe there's a misunderstanding that leads Hinata to be in a situation that looks like she's cheating. Another theme could be exploring different relationship dynamics. It might show how Naruto and Hinata's relationship is not as perfect as it seems and how they deal with issues. But overall, these are quite rare compared to the more positive portrayals of their relationship in the Naruto world.

One common theme could be miscommunication. As I mentioned before, Naruto might be in a situation that Hinata misinterprets as cheating. Another theme could be trust issues. The story could revolve around how their relationship is tested due to the false belief of cheating and how they rebuild trust.

There might be some fanfics out there with such a plot, but it's not a positive or common representation of the Naruto characters. In the Naruto series, Hinata has always admired Naruto from afar and they end up together. Sasuke has his own story arc that is mainly focused on his revenge and redemption. Changing their relationships in such a way in a fanfic seems like a distortion of the original story's essence.

Yes, there might be some fanfictions exploring complex relationship dynamics without being offensive. However, in the original Naruto series, Sasuke, Naruto, and Sakura have a very different kind of relationship based on friendship and comradeship. Fanfictions sometimes take creative liberties to explore 'what - if' scenarios, but many authors try to stay true to the characters' core personalities.

I think it's a rather strange and untrue - to - the - spirit - of - the - series concept. In the Naruto series, Hinata has strong feelings for Naruto and Sasuke is Naruto's friend. This kind of fanfiction seems to be more about creating shock value rather than staying true to the characters' personalities.

In such a fanfiction scenario, Naruto would likely be extremely hurt. He has deep feelings for Hinata, so finding out she cheats would shatter his trust. He might initially go into denial, not wanting to believe it. Then, he could become angry and might distance himself from Hinata. His friends would probably try to console him, but it would take a long time for him to get over the betrayal.

Naruto fans would likely have a strong negative reaction. Given that Naruto and Sasuke are two of the most beloved characters in the series, and their relationship is a central part of the story's appeal. A fanfiction about Sasuke cheating on a pregnant Naruto would be seen as a distortion of their characters. It would also be at odds with the values of loyalty, trust, and friendship that are so prominent in the Naruto universe. Fans who have invested emotionally in these characters would not be happy with such a portrayal, and it could even lead to some fans rejecting the fanfiction entirely.

There are indeed such fanfictions. Many writers are more interested in exploring the emotional bond between Naruto and Hinata, such as Hinata's unwavering support for Naruto during his toughest times, and Naruto finally realizing Hinata's true feelings for him. These stories are based on the positive aspects of their relationship in the original work and are completely appropriate for all ages.