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While going back through the death of Madara Uchiha with Hashirama, I noticed something about him that made him stand out from the other villains in terms of character depths and history while still fulfilling his role as the main antagonist.
He was never succumbed to "Talk-no-Jutsu", he died fighting until the bitter end without listening to any reasoning from Naruto or Hashirama and referring to his dream "finally ending", with Hashirama considering him a comrade still.
(Excluding Kaguya in this, since she was a disappointing villain in the end with no satisfying backstory.)
He was never succumbed to "Talk-no-Jutsu", he died fighting until the bitter end without listening to any reasoning from Naruto or Hashirama and referring to his dream "finally ending", with Hashirama considering him a comrade still.
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(Excluding Kaguya in this, since she was a disappointing villain in the end with no satisfying backstory.)