His power has nothing to do with it. His act wasn't humble is it was embarrassing. An established leader should never bow his head and act in such an immature way in such an important meeting.
It was embarrassing to you..... But you have no relevance to the manga... "An established leader should never bow his head".. Why? Hashirama can take a piss on that table if he wants... noone can stop him..It isn't about an established leader, it is about the position of a leader. Hashirama is the man who stopped all war during that time. IF HE HADN'T saved Madara from Tobirama there would've been no konoha. If he hadn't bowed down his head, they Kages would've kept quarreling over the bijuus. What you fail to understand is kishimoto's message.
"In such a important meeting".... the meeting that he made possible, the meeting he held. The meeting he was en-charge of.
What is the immature way? To act in humility?
You say his act wasn't humble, yet his act abides by the definition of humble..
i edited that post lol but come on bro, you can't deny the fact that Hashirama can be too goofy at times (it's his personality).
i never said that i don't like that (he reminds me of the awesome Goku) but, this behavior has nothing to do with reality :yeah: i mean in a huge summit like this one should be serious.
and no i didn't say that he should act like a "hard boss", some people think that he should have just been MORE SERIOUS about this (he went overboared a little bit, that wasn't exactly being humble), sure you can understand that.
His personality had nothing to do with the situation. Cause I like his goofy personality.
A huge summit where everyone is a fodder to him. "More serious" I didn't see him laughing...he was hell bent on serious. You guys think bowing down is immature and not serious? Yet the Kages quarreling like idiots in the presences of someone who can beat them up is mature and serious?
