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Madara is too determined to be TNJed.
He has matured far beyond Obito.
He told Obito that Obito reminded him about how he used to be. That means Madara's will has evolved beyond Obito's.
Also, Madara controlled the Juubi in an instant whereas Obito had a huge struggle. As far as we know, the key to controlling the Juubi is willpower, and Obito had quite a struggle.
Madara didn't struggle at all, indicating absolutely no sense of self doubt, no sense of confusion. Madara knows who he is, what he wants, and is 100% determined.
It's going to take way more to change his mind that what it took to change Obito's.
I might go as far to say that even if Izuna was revived and confronted Madara, Madara would just cut Izuna down.
I think Kishi wrote himself into a hole. On one hand, Madara is too strong, on the other, he is way too determined.
I can't think of a good way to end the villain.
He has matured far beyond Obito.
He told Obito that Obito reminded him about how he used to be. That means Madara's will has evolved beyond Obito's.
Also, Madara controlled the Juubi in an instant whereas Obito had a huge struggle. As far as we know, the key to controlling the Juubi is willpower, and Obito had quite a struggle.
Madara didn't struggle at all, indicating absolutely no sense of self doubt, no sense of confusion. Madara knows who he is, what he wants, and is 100% determined.
It's going to take way more to change his mind that what it took to change Obito's.
I might go as far to say that even if Izuna was revived and confronted Madara, Madara would just cut Izuna down.
I think Kishi wrote himself into a hole. On one hand, Madara is too strong, on the other, he is way too determined.
I can't think of a good way to end the villain.