Naruto: 'The Last' Queen Sara (Close-up)

A few minutes ago, I had posted a commissioned art, done by Qsan90, showing TheLast-Naruto being a gentleman to TheLast-Sara. It was a commission I asked Qsan to do, given I like for her to draw up Sara as she might look like in era of the Naruto movie 'The Last'. Well, Qsan also drew up a full-body portrait of TheLast-Sara by herself, and as you can see here, Sara looks quite amazing. I truly love how Sara came out in her 'The Last' design.

So this close-up, of Queen Sara as she looks like in 'The Last' movie era, was crop from a commission done for me by !

As I mentioned in the 'Naruto x Sara' commission, I know Sara is dead by the time of the Shippuuden era, given the whole 'The Lost Tower' movie took place in the era prior to Naruto's birth. These two commissions are just an AU concept to imagine Sara as she might look in 'The Last' era if she had been born and raised at the same as Naruto. So if one can imagine Sara being 4 to 5 years older than she was in the movie, this concept would be one fan idea on what she might look like. I really like her in this 'The Last' concept, for she looks older, more mature, yet still look royal-like with a feminine touch.

Now this is just a crop close-up. To see the entire full-body version and her entire outfit, check it out at Qsan90's page by clicking on the thumbnail below.



So there you have it! Queen Sara as she might look like in 'The Last' movie era! Again, I love how she came out, especially her hairstyle with the crown-like hair bracelet. A nice touch to show her still be royal yet in a more feminine way.

Oh, btw, if anyone is curious to see the Naruto x Sara commission Qsan done for me, check it out by clicking on the thumbnail below.



Sara (c) Kishimoto
Art done by Qsan90
Commissioned art own by JuPMod



WARNING! - This art is a commission done for me. NO ONE is allowed to copy, edit, and/or repost/redistribute this art in any way, anywhere. This includes the art seen at Qsan90's page. Only I and Qsan90 have authority to do anything we want with this art. Please respect our wishes.