Since my other thread sort of established that Obito side finitely admired Minato, and saw him as something of a father figure, how do you think Minato and Kushina viewed Obito? Do you think they, similarly, saw him as something of a son? Minato seems outright broken when he discovers that Obito was Tobi, but not in a "Damn, I done messed up" sort of way, but more like a father finding out his own son killed his wife, that's how he literally reacted, like Obi-Wan about to fight Anakin, that whole sadness, especially how, after slashing him he didn't even seem angered, if anything he seemed sad, and hurt.
Even as Obito berated him, he didn't show malice or rage towards him, just sadness that he failed to talk him out of it.
He even seems more like "Man, how could I not recognize Obito".
One of the OVAs for Revolutions seems to indicate that they did care deeply for him, particularly Kushina, who even wished for Naruto to be like him. So, do you think they viewed Obito as something of a surrogate son? Also, how do you think they reacted upon learning about the Battle of Kannabi Brodge, particularly Kushina?
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Even as Obito berated him, he didn't show malice or rage towards him, just sadness that he failed to talk him out of it.
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He even seems more like "Man, how could I not recognize Obito".
One of the OVAs for Revolutions seems to indicate that they did care deeply for him, particularly Kushina, who even wished for Naruto to be like him. So, do you think they viewed Obito as something of a surrogate son? Also, how do you think they reacted upon learning about the Battle of Kannabi Brodge, particularly Kushina?