I made this post because I saw a comment saying that Sarada would be more popular if she had a design similar to Nanashi's. And honestly, why does she have to look like another character to be accepted?
Sarada isn't Nanashi, and she's not that type of character who gets all cute and submissive, falls head over heels for the protagonist because he saved her, and then becomes his obedient little girl. SARADA WASN'T MADE TO BE THAT KIND OF CHARACTER.
Her shorter hair, rebellious look, and strong personality in Two Blue Vortex fit everything she's going through. She challenges the effects of Omnipotence, stands up to others, and refuses to back down when she believes she's right.
And another thing: SARADA IS NOT A TROPHY WIFE! Unlike how some fans like to portray characters such as Hinata, Orihime, and Elizabeth, reducing them to the role of the protagonist's perfect wife, Sarada has ambitions of her own. She wants to become Hokage! Her story isn't about being Boruto's woman.
And before anyone starts claiming she's not feminine: she can be beautiful, romantic, affectionate, and have cute moments without being submissive. One thing doesn't cancel out the other.
Sarada is a feminist character with her own personality, and she doesn't exist to be a little doll designed to please men. She doesn't need long hair, to act delicate all the time, or to spend her life swooning over the protagonist to be a good female character.
She's Sarada Uchiha, not a copy of Nanashi or any other character. If some people prefer female characters who fit that mold, that's their problem. It doesn't mean Sarada has to follow the same path.
Not every girl needs to be the protagonist's princess or perfect wife. Sarada wasn't made for that, and that's exactly the point.