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(1) Madara was always destined to be the final villain. That much was set up by the backstory and how he set everything in motion. In the end, this was all his plan.
(2) Madara will be a greater threat than Juubito was. Madara may not be greater than Juubito, but he's being set up as a larger threat. That much is clear from the end chapter caption; "The worst danger is reborn!"
"Worst" is an ultimatum, it encompasses everything before it, meaning current Madara is the worst possible danger.
(3) Alive Madara > Edo Madara.
I don't know how. It doesn't even make sense, really, since he had an immortal body and infinite chakra beforehand. The only things I can think of is that Madara has been holding back this whole time, because he wanted to fight all-out in a real body, or somehow his revival granted him more potent chakra. I'm inclined to believe the first, as Madara states:
"I can fight at full strength"
Madara is clearly estatic about being revived in a real body, and he sees it as an advantage. To say he's weaker now is ridiculous.
(2) Madara will be a greater threat than Juubito was. Madara may not be greater than Juubito, but he's being set up as a larger threat. That much is clear from the end chapter caption; "The worst danger is reborn!"
"Worst" is an ultimatum, it encompasses everything before it, meaning current Madara is the worst possible danger.
(3) Alive Madara > Edo Madara.
I don't know how. It doesn't even make sense, really, since he had an immortal body and infinite chakra beforehand. The only things I can think of is that Madara has been holding back this whole time, because he wanted to fight all-out in a real body, or somehow his revival granted him more potent chakra. I'm inclined to believe the first, as Madara states:
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"I can fight at full strength"
Madara is clearly estatic about being revived in a real body, and he sees it as an advantage. To say he's weaker now is ridiculous.