This is "Sasuke's Chidori", which was first performed at the Chunin Exam Finals. Kakashi had been teaching him all the time for a month, and he had just learned it. At this time, Sasuke seemed happy to have learned a new jutsu, and he was wearing a new version of his clothes. But for some reason, his Chidori is in "left handed".
Kishimoto is someone who doesn't use unnecessary depictions...There must be some important reason for Sasuke's left chidori.
When Kakashi performs Raikiri (or Chidori), he usually uses his right hand. Then he activate it with both hands at the same time (against Kakuzu), and then he activate it with only his left hand (when Tobi appears in the Land of Iron). If you think about it normally, you might wonder why Sasuke doesn't use his right hand? I know we've seen him emit chidori all over his body and he was able to wield lightning-empowered sword in his right hand.
I think...The truth is, there is a more important meaning.... The hidden necessity that Sasuke's Chidori must be on his left hand.
During their first encounter, Sasuke & Naruto only did the "Seal of Confrontation", and then they left without making any sign of reconciliation with each other.
It doesn't really matter whether he normally use chidori with his left or right hand. But, The only time it becomes meaningful is when it collides with Naruto's Rasengan. In the Valley of the End when the two hit each other with Chidori and Rasengan... For a moment, they were able to read both of their minds.
And then there is the ``inner scene'' that Naruto exchanged with Sasuke at the Valley of the End in the collision of Chidori ( left hand ) and Rasengan (right hand) . They always wanted to be friends, even if they couldn't admit it out loud. But they couldn't accept and come to terms with how they felt inside:
I think the fact that the two of them clashed Chidori and Rasengan at that time meant that they clashed their true feelings. Each of them used Chidori and Rasengan to express their true feelings that they could not express out loud.
Sasuke said that if they bumped into each other and "exchanged fists", they could read each other's thoughts. So rather than using each other's bodies, they bumped each other's techniques (hand to hand) and "exchanged fists to communicate their true feelings". Chidori and Rasengan are meant for Sasuke and Naruto to have a heart-to-heart conversation.
★ The moment they collided for the second time (and finally) in the Valley of the End, the two returned to their childhood and the fingers they exchanged in the spiritual world were an unmistakable "sign of reconciliation".
★ In the bridge (KSA)....Naruto shares his inner feelings to Sasuke. To convey the most important words that he wanted to convey to him at that time. This is Sasuke and Naruto, Chidori vs. Rasengan for the third time. (To be exact, the first Chidori vs. Rasengan fight was on the roof of the hospital...then it's used twice in the Valley of the End, so it's four times). It's been almost 4 years since then. Naruto now understands Sasuke's pain. He also gained confidence in his ability to have internal conversations with Sasuke. Maybe that's why he wanted to convey what he couldn't convey at that time, or the answers he didn't understand at that time. When Naruto said, “I'm glad I met you”, Naruto looks very happy. This is Naruto's true feelings. That smile on Naruto's face is not just a fake one, it really shows how happy he is to have met Sasuke. Naruto must have been wishing to convey these words through his ``inner conversation'' for three years.
★ No matter how amazing new techniques they acquire, this is still the one thing these two will clash against. Again their Chidori & Rasengan collided but this time there is no "spiritual world". When they woke up they were both lying next to each other. They had used all their strength, their eyes were exhausted, and kurama was already asleep. And now you could say that they were no longer Uchiha or Jinchuriki...They were just two people, "Sasuke and Naruto". Then...the conversation between the two is lit by the moon, and it's interesting how Sasuke's "true feelings'' gradually, or rather, begin to emerge from this point.
After all, Rasengan and Chidori have meaning only when their right and left fists meet. Only when the two people face the same direction will the ``Chidori'' on the left hand and the ``Rasengan'' on the right hand be firmly connected with their five fingers. In other words... Sasuke's left hand and Naruto's right hand should join hands with interlaced fingers. When holding hands, it is only possible to hold hands with the right and left hands. The right hand and the right hand cannot connect. Sasuke's left hand -> Chidori, Naruto's right hand -> Rasengan...It's not for two people to collide, but for two people to hold hands!
If Sasuke had activated Chidori with his right hand... Naruto's right hand and Sasuke's right hand, the two of them could not hold hands and their relationship ends with a unison sign and they remain divided into ``this side and that side.'' However, holding hands is possible only if two people are standing on the same side, facing the same direction.
I think, That's why...Sasuke's Chidori only works with his left hand.
But in reality, they want to stand next to each other. They want to stand next to each other and hold their hands...facing the same direction
In the case of left hand + right hand, if they are side by side and facing the same direction, their hands will be joined.
Both of them lost their dominant hands. Naruto's right hand and Sasuke's left hand were blown away and lost...the blood flowing from their arms makes it look like they are holding hands. It looks more like "holding hands" than a "sign of reconciliation". This has more meaning than a ``seal of reconciliation.''
A ``seal of reconciliation'' is a greeting that says ``face to face'' with each other. It is a greeting exchanged between people who are in conflict while standing on one side and the other side, ``remaining in the position of conflict.''
However, Naruto and Sasuke went one step further, achieving true reconciliation and understanding.
In Vote1, Naruto held out his hand to hold Sasuke by saying, "I don't want you to be taken away by someone like Orochimaru," and Sasuke held out his hand as a farewell and said his "Goodbye." Chidori in his left hand and Rasengan in his right hand...No matter how many times they clash, their left and right hands couldn't able to "hold hands" properly. They were still unable to understand each other's feelings.
In Vote2, Naruto and Sasuke... they stood side by side, looking in the same direction and holding hands. Sasuke was finally able to ``release'' himself from his burdens and darkness...Sasuke accepts and acknowledges his own weakness (his desire to connect with Naruto)... and Naruto was finally able to save his "one & only....friend'' through his "love"...through his understanding, trust, affection, and devotion. They both saved each other. They both completely understood, with no need for further explanation; everything is straightforward and transparent, leaving no room for confusion or ambiguity.
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