TonyJT
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Itachi was most definitely not a normal Uchiha. His emotions were so different. Based off of him, the stuff Tobirama spoke of makes no sense. I've never seen Itachi passionate about anything. Even with the whole massecure, the only remorse he showed was to Sasuke. He treated everything as a mission. He even viewed the outturn of Sasuke's life and motives as a failed mission. It really brings up the question, how exactly did he get his MS and control his own emotions.
The new info on him is kinda confusing too. Like, his wisdom was on par with a hokage's at the age of 7. That's crazy! He was able to beat Oro at 11-13. Wasn't Oro supposed to be a hokage. If it weren't for his evil intentions, he would have been the 4th. Knowing this, you can conclude he had the power to match his wisdom. It's wierd because if he had all this wisdom and power, wouldn't he be a #1 candidate for hokage. I mean even kakashi had a mention.
If Hiruzen could reach hokage status in his mid-teen years couldn't Itachi get there before then. Even Hiruzen didn't have as much early developement or potential as Itachi did. Was the 3rd racist against the Uchiha? I mean what other reason would he have to order a very possible hokage candidate to basically make hisself a traitor and spy on criminals for the rest of his short and painful life? Either he despised the Uchiha or Tobirama, who we all know hate the uchiha, instructed him to never appoint an Uchiha hokage.
His emotions makes me question his whole nature. Was he really an Uchiha? He has lost alot of loved ones and seen alot of tragic events but he never really changed. I guess he was the greatest actor because the pain never turned him evil in a sense of being truely evil. His mission made him out to be alot of things but you could say the same about the people who gave him his orders.
In my eyes, Itachi Uchiha was an exceptional shinobi. He had all the means of being the greatest but was strucken with a tragic fate. He was indirectly sent to his own dimise and handled it like a boss. For that reason alone I see Itachi as being a real hero of the leaf village.
The new info on him is kinda confusing too. Like, his wisdom was on par with a hokage's at the age of 7. That's crazy! He was able to beat Oro at 11-13. Wasn't Oro supposed to be a hokage. If it weren't for his evil intentions, he would have been the 4th. Knowing this, you can conclude he had the power to match his wisdom. It's wierd because if he had all this wisdom and power, wouldn't he be a #1 candidate for hokage. I mean even kakashi had a mention.
If Hiruzen could reach hokage status in his mid-teen years couldn't Itachi get there before then. Even Hiruzen didn't have as much early developement or potential as Itachi did. Was the 3rd racist against the Uchiha? I mean what other reason would he have to order a very possible hokage candidate to basically make hisself a traitor and spy on criminals for the rest of his short and painful life? Either he despised the Uchiha or Tobirama, who we all know hate the uchiha, instructed him to never appoint an Uchiha hokage.
His emotions makes me question his whole nature. Was he really an Uchiha? He has lost alot of loved ones and seen alot of tragic events but he never really changed. I guess he was the greatest actor because the pain never turned him evil in a sense of being truely evil. His mission made him out to be alot of things but you could say the same about the people who gave him his orders.
In my eyes, Itachi Uchiha was an exceptional shinobi. He had all the means of being the greatest but was strucken with a tragic fate. He was indirectly sent to his own dimise and handled it like a boss. For that reason alone I see Itachi as being a real hero of the leaf village.
