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If you notice every failure conveniently turns out to help her instead of just being you know like an actual inconvenience?
Sure, but that's not her being a Mary Sue, that's just her being smart/inventive. An "actual" Mary Sue like Rey or Tatsuya for example never fail or their failures are never actually treated as failures.
Naru consistently sucked with her axe throwing, so she invented a way to suck less.
She's a Mary Sue where everything that goes wrong still benefits her
Under this assumption then basically every character is a Mary Sue. Iron Man by being captured became a better person, created power armor and ended up saving a person. Which with that logic would also make him a Mary Sue. Captain America and Thor would also fall under that, since their failures really don't impact them and usually make them better people or benefit them in some way.
Naru is just painted as this invincible Mary Su
I think you're confusing the concept of "Poorly written character/plot" with "Mary Sue". Shuri being smart doesn't make her a Mary Sue, Wonder Woman getting new powers in WW84 doesn't make her a Mary Sue and Hela being much stronger than Thor doesn't make her a Mary Sue. A lot of things need to happen for a character to actually become that and Naru just honestly doesn't meet most of those categories. She honestly just fails to much to get there.
A better Predator Mary Sue example would be that kid from The Predator for example. Who lines up far harder with a typical example of one considering his stupid levels of intelligence and plot impact.
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