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So you're telling me that two friends are more important than family? Yeah, no. Unless he has no bonds with his family then he wouldnt only care for rin & kakashi.
Just because he was there doesnt mean that he was friends with them.
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He trained by himself
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He separated himself from the rest of the group (while still being somewhat close to rin Lol).
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& about the celebration, rin was the one who gave him the invite, basically means that she invited him. Would any of the other classmates come up to him with an invitation? From what we've seen, no they wouldnt. In fact, kakashi would just flat out refuse to invite him. Rin was the reason why he even attended that celebration.
Read the 2nd link, tobirama thoroughly explains why obito did what he did.
In the ninja world, yes it's possible. Considering the fact that he has been with these people the first day he entered the academy. They have been a team throughout that time period. They would go on missions together for maybe an extended period of time, so yes it is possible that Obito saw them as an extension of his family and cared for them very deeply. Especially in the Ninja world where it is more likely that you would spend more time with your team and comrades than family, that's why the Konoha 11 are such a tight unit.
SO over time, it wouldn't surprise me if Rin and Kakashi became the most important people in Obito's life.
I wasn't even talking about that first scan, I don't even think anyone knew him and Rin befriended him.
Hinata, Lee and Neji have trained by themselves before, doesn't mean they have no friends or didn't make any bonds.
He failed, of course he's going to want to have his own personal space right now. He feels he let himself down while the rest of his classmates are succeeding.
The second one is different. Again, you call me out for making assumptions yet you assume that Rin was going to be the only one to invite him. Did it ever occur to you that she planned the whole thing and invited everyone? Did it ever occur to you that no one else knew until Rin came up to each of them and told them individually?
If was a party to celebrate Kakashi's achievement and Rin really liked him so it would be a bit odd if someone else decided to go through all that trouble for Kakashi. In that frame, he looks fine and integrated with the rest of the group. He doesn't look the odd one out or like he's not wanted.
Again, you can't sit there and decide to call me out for making assumptions when you have just dome the exact same thing. It's hypocritical.