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Didn't read all this nonsense. The thing is, your proclaimed rule about the "central villain" being the final villain isn't true. There are many stories where the final villain appears late and hasn't much to do with prior villains.
However, it also depends on how you define "central villain". If you mean the one we see acting as the villain for most of the time in the story, it's probably Obito, followed by Nagato and Madara. However, since we thought of Obito as Madara for quite a long time, you could easily argue Madara in some way was the central villain at that time.
Furthermore, you could also define the "central villain" / "main villain" / "primary villain" as the one who really runs the plot, whp is behind the main threat in the story. In that case, Kaguya would be the one.
So, even if I take your own golden rule for a final villain for granted , your large hill of utter crap still collapses...
However, it also depends on how you define "central villain". If you mean the one we see acting as the villain for most of the time in the story, it's probably Obito, followed by Nagato and Madara. However, since we thought of Obito as Madara for quite a long time, you could easily argue Madara in some way was the central villain at that time.
Furthermore, you could also define the "central villain" / "main villain" / "primary villain" as the one who really runs the plot, whp is behind the main threat in the story. In that case, Kaguya would be the one.
So, even if I take your own golden rule for a final villain for granted , your large hill of utter crap still collapses...