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I'd like to point out something that kind of irritates me when people start talking good guys and bad guys.
In truth, there ARE no good guys or bad guys. At least not in the sense we think of. "Good" or "Bad" is completely subjective to which side you are on; for instance, we consider Naruto "good" because we see the story from his point of view, whilst Kisame could be considered "good" for sticking to his organization and remaining loyal, even though he was a "villain".
Obito and Madara are widely considered the "villains" of the story. Why? When you look at it from their angle, they're just trying to acheive world peace as well, albeit through their own methods. And yet they are condemed as the "villains" of the series because of how WE view the story.
If we look at it from Obito and Madara's angle, Naruto might as well be the villain. He killed (and attempted to kill) members of the Akatsuki and dozens if not hundreds of zetsus. What makes that any different from Madara and Obito killing people off from the Alliance and such? The fact that the Alliance are "good guys"?
The terms "good" and "bad" are completely reliant on what side you are veiwing the conflict from. To some, Obito and Madara would be considered "heroes".
In truth, there ARE no good guys or bad guys. At least not in the sense we think of. "Good" or "Bad" is completely subjective to which side you are on; for instance, we consider Naruto "good" because we see the story from his point of view, whilst Kisame could be considered "good" for sticking to his organization and remaining loyal, even though he was a "villain".
Obito and Madara are widely considered the "villains" of the story. Why? When you look at it from their angle, they're just trying to acheive world peace as well, albeit through their own methods. And yet they are condemed as the "villains" of the series because of how WE view the story.
If we look at it from Obito and Madara's angle, Naruto might as well be the villain. He killed (and attempted to kill) members of the Akatsuki and dozens if not hundreds of zetsus. What makes that any different from Madara and Obito killing people off from the Alliance and such? The fact that the Alliance are "good guys"?
The terms "good" and "bad" are completely reliant on what side you are veiwing the conflict from. To some, Obito and Madara would be considered "heroes".