Madara said he had no followers..

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but they built a statue of him

did black zetsu build it?

thats a lot of sculpting for one ninja

 

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but they built a statue of him

did black zetsu build it?

thats a lot of sculpting for one ninja

I believe that is Konoha or at the very least Hashirama. Or Tobirama. People didn't follow Madara, but that most certainly doesn't mean they did not respect him for his immense power.

 

[Lyke]

Well they created konoha together

 

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I believe that is Konoha or at the very least Hashirama. Or Tobirama. People didn't follow Madara, but that most certainly doesn't mean they did not respect him for his immense power.

i don't see anyone respecting someone like madara enough to build a statue of him besides Hashirama. Especially not Tobirama.

thats like Goku putting Freeza on his cell phone wallpaper

Well they created konoha together

but he felt konoha despised him.

 

[Guntah]

i don't see anyone respecting someone like madara enough to build a statue of him besides Hashirama. Especially not Tobirama.

thats like Goku putting Freeza on his cell phone wallpaper

Well, that's the thing...to figure out what that could have been you have to figure what the statues mean. What they were meant to symbolise when they were first built.

 

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true.

 

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obito was his biggest fan? he was uchiha clan leader and a leaf follower? f*ck are u talking about op

 

[Angelic.]

Hashi probably ordered it so he could stare at his lover instead of his back

 

[Guntah]

true.

After a short shower and thinking for a built, I'm gonna bet on Hashirama building it.

Not to celebrate the Uchiha-Senju alliance. The Uchiha turned his back on Madara, so building an enormous statue of him makes no sense.

Not to celebrate his and Madara's dream. If that was the case, neither of them would have the seal of confrontation in their hands.

It is most likely to celebrate the end of an era of Shinobi of which the battle marked, the Clan Wars Era. Thus, the Valley of the End. It serves to symbolise this throughout the series if you think about it. The end of an era, the start of a new one, change. In a way, VOTE1 was the start of an era in itself for Naruto and Sasuke, but it really came to represent that in VOTE2 where it was destroyed, coming to symbolise the end of the very era of Shinobi whose start it was created to celebrate.

 

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obito was his biggest fan? he was uchiha clan leader and a leaf follower? f*ck are u talking about op

so he built a statue of him?

shut ur dumbass up

 

[SumnNarutoRelated]

After a short shower and thinking for a built, I'm gonna bet on Hashirama building it.

Not to celebrate the Uchiha-Senju alliance. The Uchiha turned his back on Madara, so building an enormous statue of him makes no sense.

Not to celebrate his and Madara's dream. If that was the case, neither of them would have the seal of confrontation in their hands.

It is most likely to celebrate the end of an era of Shinobi of which the battle marked, the Clan Wars Era. Thus, the Valley of the End. It serves to symbolise this throughout the series if you think about it. The end of an era, the start of a new one, change. In a way, VOTE1 was the start of an era in itself for Naruto and Sasuke, but it really came to represent that in VOTE2 where it was destroyed, coming to symbolise the end of the very era of Shinobi whose start it was created to celebrate.

great point.

this all seems likely

 

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so he built a statue of him?

shut ur dumbass up

where did i say that bum ass ******?