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Looking back on it Obito's character is pretty easy to explain. He was a kid that at his lowest point was taught to believe in bad things. (That the world is all evil) Obito took comfort in these words and built his entire life around them. He never matured, he simply believed in this teaching, built his entire life around it and even when he knew he was doing wrong he simply deflected the guilt by blaming it on the "evil" world. He is like a kid who after his mom died got affiliated with a cult.
Realistically, looking at him Naruto is Obito. The only difference is that at Naruto's lowest point he had someone to help him mature and endure the pain, rather than deflect it like Obito.
Obito never grew up.:NO::NO:
Realistically, looking at him Naruto is Obito. The only difference is that at Naruto's lowest point he had someone to help him mature and endure the pain, rather than deflect it like Obito.
Obito never grew up.:NO::NO: