kaiyokoon
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This thought occurred to me while I was watching the cutscenes from revolution. Based on what we know about the series we can safely say a few things. The Uchiha clan that lived in the village had several sharingan users. All of those users were less than skilled, in fact some were relatively unskilled children, at least unskilled compared to the level of danger they were being placed into (case and point, Obito as a child). The village did not place a particular priority on safe-guarding the sharingan from falling into enemy hands, especially during wartime.
So how exactly is it possible that no one other than Kakashi and Danzo ever managed to take someone's sharingan? If there's anything that the mission Kakashi's team was sent on teaches us, it's that a three-man cell can very possibly get overwhelmed by a larger squad of enemies, and during wars it was basically inevitable. The village had no qualms with sending out Obito or Sasuke as children, despite both having the sharingan and despite the knowledge that every village would jump at the chance to snatch just one of their eyes. Just statistically speaking, some of the Uchiha had to have been just north of being fodder AND have the sharingan, so how was it that none of them happened to be killed during combat and their eyes stolen? Even a partial tomo sharingan would grant any regular ninja an enormous advantage in combat, so even the sharingan of the worst Uchiha would be immeasurably useful to virtually anyone.
For that matter, how is it possible Orochimaru couldn't just abduct some fodder Uchiha and take their sharingan during the course of a mission? Of course he was selective, and obviously wanted the best eyes he could get his hands on, but nonetheless any sharingan at all is still better than none, especially since just the base 3 tomo sharingan would grant him the ability to copy and memorize jutsu.
So how exactly is it possible that no one other than Kakashi and Danzo ever managed to take someone's sharingan? If there's anything that the mission Kakashi's team was sent on teaches us, it's that a three-man cell can very possibly get overwhelmed by a larger squad of enemies, and during wars it was basically inevitable. The village had no qualms with sending out Obito or Sasuke as children, despite both having the sharingan and despite the knowledge that every village would jump at the chance to snatch just one of their eyes. Just statistically speaking, some of the Uchiha had to have been just north of being fodder AND have the sharingan, so how was it that none of them happened to be killed during combat and their eyes stolen? Even a partial tomo sharingan would grant any regular ninja an enormous advantage in combat, so even the sharingan of the worst Uchiha would be immeasurably useful to virtually anyone.
For that matter, how is it possible Orochimaru couldn't just abduct some fodder Uchiha and take their sharingan during the course of a mission? Of course he was selective, and obviously wanted the best eyes he could get his hands on, but nonetheless any sharingan at all is still better than none, especially since just the base 3 tomo sharingan would grant him the ability to copy and memorize jutsu.