Nagato meeting with jiraiya was in the 2nd world war..I just noticed that there isn't a giant plot hole as far as Nagato/Pain and Kakashi/Obito's ages. They should be relatively the same age because look how old Jiraya was when he first met Nagato, Konan, and Yahiko.
Agreed.I just noticed that there isn't a giant plot hole as far as Nagato/Pain and Kakashi/Obito's ages. They should be relatively the same age because look how old Jiraya was when he first met Nagato, Konan, and Yahiko. However as far as Madara meeting Obito is questionable but I know Kishi will patch that up. Furthermore, losing the love of your life is a legit reason to say f*** the world. Naruto is trying to save the world by stopping his best friend from destroying it. I think that most people just read the manga in order to complain. I LOVE NARUTO!!! I don't care if the plot drags or skips, it has always been a wonderful story. One that I admire most.
I like your explanation of Obito's philosophy.Most people say Obito is bad, but is he?
Are his plans really evil?
I think not, looking at it from his point of view:
- Seeing people break their promises (e.g. Kakashi)
- Seeing Rin die, but also the whole Love-Hate circle
Making decisions, which causes peace for Person A,
but bitterness, pain and sorrow for Person B.
Good example, village and his clan Uchiha.
That's why he decided to follow the idea of Madara, whom he surely has a connection with.
The Eye of the moon plan, which in fact is like a virtual world, where there's no place for hate pain and lies.. But is this the solution?
It's like killing humanity, the choices you can make in life, the pain, the love, the truth the lies, these are needed in a world where everythig has its opposites..
Life and death, the knowledge of it all existing, makes us human:
The experience, the feeling we get by experiencing things.
The Eye of the moon plan is in fact disturbing this all, making the shinobi's death inevitable..
So my point is, Obito's view of peace is childish, formed by his trauma's and pain..
Childish but his motive is a sort of peace, reaching a higher goal: protecting his comrads from making the most painfull decisions of their lives with regrets and burdens on their shoulders.
So is obito still evil? Seen from his pov
Thank you!Agreed.
It doesn't matter if you lost a parent or someone you had a crush on. If you had deep feelings of love for them and you lose them, it willl be extremely painful no matter what.:noc:
Also people need to WAIT till the arc finishes BEFORE complaining about "plot holes" (which aren't really plot holes yet because there are possibilities to explain them afterwards.![]()
Kishi can't just barrage 30 explanations into one chapter like what some people seem to want. It would be inorganic and his manga would lack flow. :ice:
I like your explanation of Obito's philosophy.
Lol I think everyone would like to see Kakashi's full face but what makes Tobi different is that his entire identity (appearance and as a person) was covered while only part of Kakashi's appearance is covered.I think some time kishimoto has to show kakashis face. Not for the hell of it. Obitobi showed his face. Now it's kakashis turn. Like if his mast was torn off in a scrap and idk he reviles some incredible power.
First time kishimoto would insert "spoiler alert" in the middle of the page
Orgasm. This post is the bible that should be preached to this forum. Seriously.thewondererer said:Agreed.
It doesn't matter if you lost a parent or someone you had a crush on. If you had deep feelings of love for them and you lose them, it willl be extremely painful no matter what.:noc:
Also people need to WAIT till the arc finishes BEFORE complaining about "plot holes" (which aren't really plot holes yet because there are possibilities to explain them afterwards.![]()
Kishi can't just barrage 30 explanations into one chapter like what some people seem to want. It would be inorganic and his manga would lack flow. :ice:
This is correct. +rep for youMost people say Obito is bad, but is he?
Are his plans really evil?
I think not, looking at it from his point of view:
- Seeing people break their promises (e.g. Kakashi)
- Seeing Rin die, but also the whole Love-Hate circle
Making decisions, which causes peace for Person A,
but bitterness, pain and sorrow for Person B.
Good example, village and his clan Uchiha.
That's why he decided to follow the idea of Madara, whom he surely has a connection with.
The Eye of the moon plan, which in fact is like a virtual world, where there's no place for hate pain and lies.. But is this the solution?
It's like killing humanity, the choices you can make in life, the pain, the love, the truth the lies, these are needed in a world where everythig has its opposites..
Life and death, the knowledge of it all existing, makes us human:
The experience, the feeling we get by experiencing things.
The Eye of the moon plan is in fact disturbing this all, making the shinobi's death inevitable..
So my point is, Obito's view of peace is childish, formed by his trauma's and pain..
Childish but his motive is a sort of peace, reaching a higher goal: protecting his comrads from making the most painfull decisions of their lives with regrets and burdens on their shoulders.
So is obito still evil? Seen from his pov